hey, richie! richie, richie! richie, what's up? hey, richie! what's with you guys?e're just, you know, foolin' around. foolin' around! so, uh, moose, what's your answer on atlantic city? was carrie able to get out of jury duty? don't know. that judge won't call us back. gotta make this happen, moose. you know marie, she's friendly with all the pit bosses. she gets comped everywhere. anyway, you know what i was thinking? i mean, the 4 of us, we hang out so much, but we never really talk, you know, about real stuff. you wanna talk about real stuff? sure. i'll give it a shot. doug: ok. let's do it. here's something. you ever think about relatives who have died and wonder what they look like right now? ok, not that real, all right? i was thinking more like, i don't know... uh, let's see... like marriage, you know? oh. good one. yeah. a lot of good stuff in marriage, huh? a lot of bad stuff, too, though. yeah. hey, how about that bad stuff, huh? um... pantyhose on the shower rod? i hate that! hate it! or how about when she uses your razor on her legs? my mom does that. u

richie and it's heading in the right direction. i would like to for the next quarter is the one in particular could be calendared and see what progress has been made and a appreciate some of the issues that have been different when you step outside the progress >> okay. we'll make a note of that. you want to put it up next? >> next quarterly report would be we'll discuss that item and a okay. great. any other comments? >> yes commissioner came in. >> under communications c the quarterly report. i would like to have the red circle explained. mr. richie is coming forward >> general assistant for water. as we develop this report we found a particular spot where the internal management for controls has ruled in a glitch where a number of things that were transferred from projects to programs are ongoing you end up with a skeltsd that's out of whack with some red stars. that's part of what we're talking to make a system that does designed for specific projects applied to programs walk like water issues. that's the new as an we need to m

rochelle richie is live with more on this accident. good afternoon. intl >> reporter: good >> reporter: good afternoon. a very tragic story come ing out of illinois with ties to baltimore and police say the driver of that van that overturned should have never been behind the wheel. >> a white van with smashed windows and a twisted frame sits just off of interstate 70 after spinning out of control and over turning. 11 people were on board, 6 injured while 5 men, all from baltimore were killed. those victims 54 emerson baldwin, 53 an drew canada, 42, anthony mitch chal, 52 mark william and 29 tom mast coalman. >> we had four patients arrive at the hospital after a van roll over. three patients were transferred in fair condition, one to st. louis hospital, two to springfield hospital and one here at fayette county hospital. >> police say the driver who survived had a suspended license. the group was returning from a religion event in california. illinois state police say the van left the road and repeatedly flipped over. 9 people were ejected. >> reporte

richie? >> thank you very much. >> to our budget analyst report, mr. rose? >> mr. chairman, members of the committee on page 12 of our report, we note that as of the writing of this report the puc could not estimate the total cost that would be encured from the subject claims, and that resulted from the february 26, 2013 water break. also, the estimated cost to repair aside from the claims to repair the broken and adjacent water mains is about $1 million and that will be paid for from existing previously appropriated funds from the board of supervisors in the 2013 budget. we consider this to be a policy decision for the board of supervisors because you would be waving your authority to approve each individual claim in excess of 25,000 in the future. >> if it becomes over four million they will be back in front of us. >> and you would have to appropriate. and the board must appropriate the board of funds if it is in excess of $4 million. >> the puc and do you have any. and updated current estimation of what these claims are going to be? i will speak for myself. i su

rochelle richie is live with the latest. >> reporter: the brothers are facing a number of charges, including enterprise corruption. they were arrested in ocean, living a simple and unsuspecting lifestyle. >> it is one of the most lucrative cigarette smuggling rings new york police say they've seen in a long time. . >> we don't know where all that money went. what we know is deeply troubling. >> the master minds of it all are just two of the 16 arrested with who authorities call dangerous connections to terrorist groups. >> we know that some members of this group have ties to dangerous people. we know they were arrested with weapons. >> authorities in new york say the brothers along with 14 other people formed a distrue distribution -- distribution line. an accomplice would give them cash in exchange for the cigarettes. in a wiretapped conversation a brooklyn distributor was heard saying this business is better than selling drugs. maryland state comptroller peter fran choe. >> cigarette smuggling can produce big profits. >> they profited $55 million in illegal cigarette sells costing the stat

domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz" -- >> when rihanna says that nicole richie makesant to throw up, does that mean she likes her or she hates her? ofrihanna posted a photo nicole richie from the met gala. >> can we talk about how stupid these people look? did you see kim kardashian? >> mrs. doubtfire and kim kardashian. >> can we get mamosas? what is -- >> shanna moakler, we talked to her about breast feeding. >> i think it's incestual, gross. i don't like it. >> that's why you have breasts, that's why they're there. they're not there for max. well, i mean -- >> robert downey, jr. coming out of spago.

. >> opener at woodstock, richie he sang for us in the front row and he sang at the san francisco bay blues and he was also the opener at woodstock back in 1969, richie havens, my friend, and good singer. i have a picture of me and al green. i just happen to have it with me. and supervisors, i can make this city's gray skies bluer. i can make it rain whenever i want it to. i can build a bay bridge from a single grain of sand. i can make america's cup sail on dry land. but one thing i can't do, i can't get close to the abortion item. i can't get close to to you city. i can't get close to you. i can fly high like a bird in the sky. i can turn the city -- make the music higher -- and i'm going to be the city town crier. and there is one thing that i can't do, city. i can't get close to you. and your abortion item, too. thank you and welcome back, supervisors, and president chiu to the city. >> thank you walter. next speaker. >> thank you. i am ron conpacki and i'm here to comment on the inconsistency that has been displayed by this board. recently, you passed a resolution declaring 2013

>> yeah, richie, how many times have you been up for parole in the last 18 years?> what's happened each of those times? >> they continued me because of something i've done. >> why would you purposely try to ditch your parole? >> because i'm scared of getting out. >> you went before parole board before? >> yes. i've been locked up for so long that i'm conditioned to this environment. >> if you didn't want to make parole, can you say i don't want to go? >> i feel like i would be ostracized. other convicts are hoping for any kind of release. it's normal. >> is that it? >> yes, sir. >> guilty of the charge. of refusal, attempt to alter a drug screen. recommend five days. assess a fee of $25. court order fine. recommend a job drop. do you want to fill this in? >> yes. >> i don't feel the $25 is appropriate. >> i can suspend that. i will suspend the $25. >> and richie would like a little time to get his affairs in order before he has to go away for five days. >> no. >> one of "ziggy's" punishments is to spend five days in the hole. >> please direct all my mail over to me

he means a lot to me, you know. >> still appealing his sentence, richie's execution date could be years away if it comes at all. eric wrinkles, however, is nearly out of options. >> i could well be executed within the next four to six months. maybe sooner. maybe later. >> wrinkles was convicted of shooting and killing his estranged wife, her brother and sister-in-law. we first met him on the original "lockup" episode at indiana state in 2006. >> we had a combination of drugs and a divorce, child custody and visitation. and i was into methamphetamine pretty heavy at the time. and one thing led to another. and here i sit. >> at the time we met him, wrinkles' appeals were nearly exhausted. >> i don't deal in hope. when you're on death row, you don't deal in hope. if you dwell on it, you end up either hanging yourself or going crazy. so i don't do that. i keep a normal routine. i exercise. i read. i write. i watch a little bit of tv. i do some other things. that's what the day is in here. the same, you know, pretty well day after day, boredom and monotony. but, you know, some kind of a sche

. >> yolanda brought richie to the bay area and will help him start over. it's something americans do. >> it was uniquely american. yeah. we appreciate, you know, the sacrifice the men and women made for this country and for -- for the world. >> we pause to remember what our fallen heroes have done for us and weir reminded we must do more for them. kpix 5. >>> and some bay area scouts also took time out today to honor america's fallen. cub scouts and girl scouts took part in memorial day services in hayward today. the ceremony at the chapel of the chimes featured performances by local veterans as well as live bag pipe music, as you hear. today 's ceremony organized by the vietnam veterans of diablo valley. >> every time you hear that somebody else jumps you relive your own trauma. >> her son took his life off the golden gate bridge. the growing call for suicide barriers. >>>. and we asked why the new span of the bay bridge won't have them either. >>> just see people running around and yelling at us to get our life jackets on and run as fast as we can. >> th

i dressed up like the fonz or richie -- every day on "the 50s".nd i went with richie. >> it is a tad bit different from red neck doo day. >> people are proud of their heritage. jeff foxworthy is opening up a $200 million theme park. it is clue collar comedy park. >> they don't call it the blue collar day. >> it is also a school. it is not an amusement park. it is a school. you have kids and you have parents. regardless of whether or not you think it will be a problem, it is going to offend somebody. you are running a school. >> i took two years of latin. do you know why? >> we had chariot races at the end of the year. i used to look at that and say i will take latin because i want to do the cherry races. >> i believe that. >> yes, the superintendent says queen creek high school did this to saderize "duck dynasty." do any of you elitists watch "duck dynasty"? >> the family is rich than half of our anchors put together. they need. it they have a lot of kids. it is like a reality show of the waltons. >> they all pray at dinner. >> what they should ha

the storm took down this tree in richie's backyard, currently deployed in afghanistan and his wife isnd child. he asked social media to help and the next day, about a dozen some current and former soldiers came out to help. he said he is extremely relieved and the volunteers say they got something out of it, too. >> amazing a brotherhood can come together without knowing anybody and help somebody out that needs it. >> richie got the tree out of our yard and we got a human connection and free beer. >> they had me at free beer. >> the couple plan to throw a cookout soon as a way to say thanks to all of these good people who did something very nice for a complete stranger. >>> many of us like playing dominos. remember that game? remember that game? you won't believe what one [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. helps him deposit his checks. jay also like it when mother nature helps him wash his car. mother nature's cool like

i love lionel richie, but it is pretty clear who wrote most of that commodore stuff. if you do not ask me, ask lionel. what was it about morrison that made him so active medical -- >>menical in his approach? vulnerability, insecurity. he had never sung before this band. he said he heard concerts in his head. he had not only these words, but he had melodies. he did not know how to structure a court or a song or anything. he had melodies. how do you do this? how do we write songs? that is where that came from. a little later, one album, because the guitar player wrote the lyrics and jim thought, i do not want people to think i wrote that, there was some individual credit. tavis: i want to close on this note. what do you make of the fact that a guy who never played an instrument heard all this stuff in his head? >> once in a lifetime guy. that is what i miss. i do not miss the self- destruction. i found my path in music, but there was a guy in the band that was crazy and it was very difficult. tavis: here is the real exit question. the doors are back on the hinges, as yo

rochelle richie has more. >> reporter: those brothers facing a slew of charges, including enterprise corruption. they were arrested at their ocean city home. authorities say they were living a simple and unsuspecting lifestyle. >> reporter: it is the most profitable cigarette smuggling ring new york police say they've seen in a longe time, an investigation started because of the continued hundred for the terrorists. >> we discovered that individuals who were on our radar for links to known terrorists were engaged in a massive raid on the new york state treasury in the form of cigarette tax avoidance. >> reporter: the alleged masterminds, two palestinian immigrants. they have possible commissions to the blind sheikh serving a life sentence for his role in a 1993 plot to carry out attacks in new york city. >> we know they've been used in the past to support terrorist groups and otherwise in the world. >> reporter: the brothers and 14 other suspects formed a lucrative illegal operation, buying large amounts from a cigarette bhoal saler. an accomplice in the n new york would then drive t

. >> carjacking occurring at richie's shell, 301 cambridge scene. the victim pled the car at t-mobile on memorial drive. >> reporter: if you hadn't escaped, called 911, and put police on the trail of these bombers, bad things would have happened. i mean you are a hero in this story. >> i don't think i'm a hero, you know, but i was trying to do is save myself. of course, what i was doing was just trying to save myself. i did something -- probably did something good. the police, they are the heroes. they exchanged the gunfire with those bad guys. they are the heroes. >> when the police arrived at the second gas station, danny told the police officers the men who carjacked him and had stolen his car were the marathon bombers who had also just killed officer collier. they were also able to use the built-in gps system built into his mercedes to catch the suspects. one was killed at the scene. the other was captured the next day hiding in a boat. john miller, cbs news, new york. >> and you can see more of john miller's interview today on "cbs morning news

here's what police say happened here, where we are, at richie and bancroft. >> one of our officers encountered the subject, who was armed at the time. the officer at that time discharged his firearm, his service firearm, striking the subject. >> reporter: police say officers attempted first aid at the scene. this is newschopper 2. you should be seeing here a video of the ambulance as it took the suspect to the hospital, where he died. his name and age has not been released. it is up clear if the suspect fired any shots at officers. but investigators say they did find a gun at the scene, a gun they say was loaded and stolen. the two other men in the car, who also ran according to police, were arrested nearby. many people in this east oakland neighborhood immediately showed their anger at police. they say there are too many officer-involved shootings in oakland. >> they just pulled up to them, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. six times. you had to shoot at six times? for real? >> reporter: they were telling each other that they did not believe the man was armed. of course, that is contrary to what

along with my other partners, chris and richy in the back, and lawrence who could not make it. welcome to 6 45 harrison and the hatchery. it's super exciting to have such a dynamic group of people from both the public and private sector here today. and as a self-proclaimed geek and tech entrepreneur, this is really exciting for me. before i wax on about that's correct really quickly want to give you just a quick 90-second thing about the hatchery. we opened our doors about a year ago at 625 2nd street, bought 21 thou square feet there. we opened our doors and within a year we've grown into a whole new space which we opened two months ago. * across both spaces we have about 135 companies and it's sort of awesome. they are not all tech. we sort of range from writers and virtual wineries which are right behind me. to some of the leading technology companies in the valley. we have companies that raise anywhere from a thousand dollars to $25 million that have sort of been housed with us. some of the coolest things that have happened at the hatchery two people sitting next to each ot

we're out of time that was just one great act with the government accountability project well you are richie we so goes the old adage however if you if you exactly know what's in the food you're eating well the documentary g m a o m g sets out to investigate just that. when it comes to one industry anything that's too big to see what's to be told to stay there's nothing to. support you are you thinking that he might be i was doing earlier today by executive producer of g m a o m g elizabeth senate who filled us in on genetically modified foods and food safety. just exactly do you see i'm a jay which is a documentary that premiered at the been an international film festival at the advice here and hopefully will be set to take america by storm later they see it. when you wrote that article for mother's day calling for mothers of pure food how was a rebirth movement explain to me what that is and what you meant by it ok so back at the turn of the last century actually sort of the late eighteenth hundreds of women got together they understood that food was really being polluted by some of the pr

that doesn't look like richie. no, no, it was when he was really young. stupid stuff like that. don't know why he always roasted his father. poor guy. he's the nicest guy ever. he managed big rock stars and big bands. but jonah thought this was kind of embarrassing, so career day in school, he had not -- unbeknownst to his father, he told his teacher because he was embarrassed of his father's super awesome profession. he told his teacher that his father was a baker and he had his own pastry store or something. ander s-- and so of course the father comes in and the teacher says, so, richard, we hear you're a baker. he said no, that's awesome, but i think my job is pretty sweet. >> jimmy: that is a strange thing to make up. >> why is my son so ashamed of my career? >> do you remember your first marine five tour? >> oh, my gosh. yeah, we opened for show crow back in the day. >> whew! >> whew, yeah, show crow is awesome. we played at 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. in the parking lot. >> jimmy: that doesn't count as opening for show crow. you're parking attendants for show crow. >> it was a crapp

i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> police said they did get a look at the car's license plate. the front from virginia, the back from illinois. >>> the changes come to cosmetic centers after a woman died following liposuction. ula wither spoon had the surgery done. the state is developing planning to crack down on centers. exact details aren't yet available. >>> getting through security at bwi marshall is easier now. this morning christy alleto explains the next time you fly you may not have to wait in line long. >> follow the signs and you will see the newest, largest security check point at bwi. tuesday 9 lanes opened for passengers near concourse c, giving access to 40 gates and three concourses. >> as you can see, there's no traffic through it at all. >> they have a new check point here that's much better to get through. >> does it help people get through security a lot faster? >> it does. it's more efficient in terms of tsa and their resources. it's larger so there's more room to spread out. >> before the check point was smaller and lines were longer. >> more confusion an

as rochelle richie explains, this is this latest in a string of jewelry store robberies across the state. >> this picture shows the disguise maryland state police say a man was wearing when he walked into the ultra diamonds jewelry store at queenstown premium out let, gun in one hand, robbing the store with the other. >> made off with dozens of pieces of jewelry, many of which were diamond rings and jewelry. >> a wig, baseball cap, big beard and black blazer are now in the hands of state police, trying to determine if they hold any evidence leading them to the gun toting ron robber. ing robber. >> people were looking at him. >> after steal ing ing anything he could get his hands on, police say the man ran out of the store, taking off his disguise, leaving it on the ground. he threw over a green and black riding jacket and helmet and took off on a motorcycle. >> police say the suspect then ditched the bike in a wooded area. a quick check reveals the bike was stolen in dc in 2010. >> customers say they aren't surprised by the boldness. >> they're getting brave. >> some say in creased secur

it happened at richy street and bancroft avenue after 2:00 this afternoon. the department's violence suppression unit received word that three men in a car might have an illegal weapon. police chased the car to 77th and bancroft when the three men got out of the car and ran off in three different directions. police took off after them, confronting one of them, an officer says he felt in immediate threat and fired h his weapon, hitting the man several times. >> this is a violence suppression unit. they are out there specifically looking for individuals that are brought to their attention. i can't go into etail about what that is but they have a specific purpose in the area. >> a loaded firearm reported stolen out of georgia was found at the scene. this is the percen city's firsl involved officer shooting in more than a year. >>> 30-mile an hour wind gusts whipped up the waves. the group had been in the 49-degree water minutes and were hypothermic. they were minutes away from death when they were plucked to safety but are now recovering. >>> look at this. neig

. >> michael: the director john richie joining us now from materials.welcome inside "the war room." >> thank you for having me michael. >> michael: why did you make this film? >> about four years ago i started working with kids and we were doing this program where kids were doing this anti-violence campaign, and we -- we did this program where we -- i asked them to take a moment to -- write down a time that they witnessed, perpetrated or experienced violence, and when i picked up the papers i realized each of the kids i had worked with had lost family member of friend to gun violence, and that was very normal in their lives and i thought about how odd it is that we accepted this as a society. that death in an african american community with their kids is an normal occurrence. >> michael: yeah, it's unbelievable every time you see it, and then we walk away from it. i want to play a clip from your film. >> i am tired of people having children and hoping that they make it. our children are not supposed to make it. >> don't help me when my boy is dead. i do

blocks, back to my location at richie and bancroft. police say the man had a gun, and police say that's when one of their officers opened fire. let's take a look at video from newschopper 2. this is the ambulance leaving the scene, taking the suspect away to a hospital. police say that their officers performed first aid on this man, whose name and age has not been released. they say he died of his injuries after arriving at the hospital. police say the other two men in the car were arrested nearby. and police say that several shots were fired. they cannot say how many shots were fired. they did say that they did find a gun at the scene. as for why they were looking at this car to begin with, why those officers were looking at that car, why they thought there was a gun inside, that's unclear at this point. >> the units assigned to -- the officers assigned to this unit developed information specifically about the individuals in the car that i can't provide without jeopardizing the integrity of p ter: of course, there are many unanswered

[music break] [♪] balance" son by richie havens, died on monday at the age of 72.his is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we continue our conversation with premier war correspondent jeremy scahill, author of the : the worldirty wars is a battlefield." president obama speaking of the death of al- awlaki. >> the death of al-awlaki is a major accomplishment. he was a leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. in that role, he took the lead in the planning and directing efforts to murder innocent americans. he directed the failed attempt to blow up an airplane on christmas day in 2009. he directed the attempt to blow up u.s. cargo planes in 2010, and he repeatedly called on individuals in the united states in iraq and iran a globe to kill innocent women, men, and children to advance his agenda. >> your response? >> i think one of the things that we have to understand about anwar al-awlaki is that no evidence was ever presented that he played a role in any of these attacks. i'm not saying that i know that he did not. maybe

richie says what is particularly troublesome about the rods is that they can break with no warning. >these material are if they can just break catastrophically and that's the worst thing you ever want to see. bend a little bit first. you have some warning. >>reporter: cal-trans realize the public trust in the work has been shaken but commuter larry is optimistic. >> i think they get it to go. you have fantastic engineer and people at cal-trans and even gets nervous if one little glitch but magazine knife pwrivrj. they will figure it out. >> the meeting where cal-trans hopes to commit to or cancel the planned labor day weekend opening. on treasure island, abc 7 news. >> all right let's turn next to missing 9-year-old girl. miss lynch goes to school in san francisco. some of her teachers now joined the search in clear lake. that's where she was reported missing yesterday afternoon. 7 news reporter wayne with what may have scared her off. this is the center of the search. place it all began vacation home surrounded by water on both sides. family communicating only through the police chap

specifically fled on foot from 77th and bancroft avenues to right behind us in the 2400 block of richie where one of our officers encountered the subject who was armed at the time. the officer at that time discharged his firearms, his service firearms. striking the subject. and the officers on scene then rendered first aid to the subject. >> that suspect died at the hospital. a handgun was later recovered and the two other men who were in their 20s were arrested. >>> checking bay area headlines, two known gang members are behind bars accused of robbing three stores in less than three hours early yesterday morning. police say that 18-year-old miguel alvarado and 21-year-old osvaido lopez stole $1,400 from those stores while armed with a rifle. both face multiple felony charges. >>> the berkeley police officers association wants their officers to carry stun guns and they say berkeley residents back them up. their survey found 83% support the use of the nonlethal weapons. officers say stun guns help save lives and help protect cops . [ pause ] >> my husband was actually supportive of me ta

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. ♪ connell: richie rich wanted to sell. that is pretty good.live there. this is really just a hassle. connell: kind of silly this whole thing, but fun at the same time. dagen: we have heard all our how it is a sellers market fueled by low interest rates. bernanke was talking about that this morning. >> what created the crisis was not the mortgage market, but that implications for the stability of major financial institutions and major financial markets. connell: as we bring them back for another go round, bob got barbara all worked up because he mentioned the word bubble. >> it is a dirty word. it puts the fear of god in everyone's heart. we will have a run here for another four or five years. connell: bob is going to respond. murray seo is also a hater of the word bubble. >> yes. i do not like bubble. we already have the bubble. we are not doing it again. dagen: but is it a good word if it keeps people from making stupid decisions? >> let's get this attorney thing off the board here. it is a reality word. all i am saying is this. right now the

. ♪ every day, it's getting closer, going faster than a roller coaster ♪ lionel richie. ♪ believing likeld material living in a material world ♪ record og the songs on an iphone, they'd post them online for friends. >> we really were just doing them because we drive lot. >> yeah. >> and that's how we ended up doing 17 before it even caught on. >> reporter: it really took off when? >> the hall and oats video was when it took off. it shocked us all. ♪ and i'd do anything >> reporter: in march of last year, the band played hall and oats "i can't go for that." ♪ i can't go for that soon after they posted it, their assistant called. >> she said, hall and oates, people are retweeting your video. and we're, like, really? >> reporter: on youtube, views started going up and up. >> bette midler just tweeted the video! >> we were, like, what? >> call my mom. ♪ i can't go for that >> reporter: the video now has well over 2 million views. did it change things? >> it definitely changed things. a lot. >> reporter: how? >> i mean, we haven't stopped working since that happened. had to upgrade to a bigge

that one is going to be at route 2 richie highway, blocking the left lane. on accident on 70. milford mill at suvitt road. that's a look at the beltway. this traffic report is brought to you by maryland tourism. explore the land of our national anthem along with the historic trails. back over to you don. >> thank you. >>> there are new allegations in the scandal involving former anne arundel county executive john leopold. this time it's his former police chief. mike schuh has the story. >> good morning. the former police chief in anne arundel county james teare had said that he was unaware that former county executive john leopold had asked some officers on his police protection force to research his political enemies. now the aclu has released recordings of a top deputy talking about how the chief reviewed every enemy file before handing it over to leopold. the aclu is suing leopold on behalf of 11 people on that enemy's list. back to you. >> thank you. >>> stay with wjz 13, marylan [ male announcer ] what do you want to get done today? want to take the loader off? bing. bang

. >> reporter: nicole richie colored her hair.e some purple hues in your hair. >> yeah, we did a little color in the hair, a little green and purple. >> reporter: the honorary chair of the soiree was in a givenchy gown and boots. also causing heads to turn, soon-to-be first time parents, kim kardashian and kanye west joining tom brady and giselle bundchen as the most photographed of the evening. looking less punk katie holmes who sported calvin klein and revelers checked in the new punk museum. ripped dresses. not a bad way to spend the night in the clothing capital of the world. for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news, new york. ♪ >> we have more sizzling looks plus brooklyn decker's exclusive fashion diary all on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> coming up, lady antebellum performing live, so come on back. ♪ rough is >> yeah! hey, lady antebellum is out with a new album called got golden". hillary, dave and charles are going to sing "downtown" highest selling debut single ever. first laedies and gentlemen lad anteb

from sarah jessica parker's elaborate headpiece and nicole richie's short and ann hathaway.aking the red carpet by storm. >> doesn't matter whether a haircut costs $15 or $500, you can get the look. >> reporter: inspiring, yes. according to a recent poll conducted by the hairdressing council of great britain and universal pictures, anne hathaway's perfect pixie she donned in "les miz" was the best all time. she's not the only one to go short. >> emma watson. halle berry, viola davis make it look powerful and gorgeous. >> reporter: chris mcmillan famous for creating rachel back in the '90s on jennifer aniston say many can pull off the pixie. >> it has to be shaped right. little tweaks here and there, a little longer in the bang, oh, maybe a little shorter in the bang. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> reporter: well, this tax accountant in california taking a cue from anne hathaway wants to go from long and luxurious to short and sassy. >> i've always liked drastic haircuts so now is the time. >> reporter: here's her before. and take a look at her now. >> you like it? >> i do.