valentino! we adopted a little bo called need. valentino!lentino! we adopted a little boy called valentino who has been l boy called valentino who has been with us for 24 years.— with us for 24 years. more than 2 million people — with us for 24 years. more than 2 million people were _ with us for 24 years. more than 2 million people were displaced i with us for 24 years. more than 2 i million people were displaced during the bosnian war, valentino is about to welcome a refugee family. how do you feel about opening your family home to people? we you feel about opening your family home to people?— you feel about opening your family home to people? we have all talked about it, i came _ home to people? we have all talked about it, i came here _ home to people? we have all talked about it, i came here in _ home to people? we have all talked about it, i came here in 1997 - home to people? we have all talked about it, i came here in 1997 as i home to people? we have all talked about it, i came here in 1997 as a i about it, i came here in 1997 as a

where is he on this issue, valentino? well, he shouldn't, it, shouldn't it went to the work of the convention because it, it's friend. different ours with the clear and part of how government where, how the paperwork. so he came to the convention he reunited with the president and the vice president, and he had a really nice chat. but he said he had a compromise with my employer. i think they how the process one and that he and his government will give all the resources and all the help that was possible. but he was going to look for it. look at, look at it from outside and not intervening. anything that the convention owner, we got a couple comments from the youtube audience right now. camilla munoz says, what's the outcome that the panel sees after the new constitution is presented and not tavia studio. it looks like in the face of the world. crises were facing as humanity. do you believe that all country should enter into a constituent process? as chile has patricia, you want to respond to the writing and constitutions

of an escalating geopolitical situation, which threatens the very existence of his home country valentino sylvester of stands by his personal convictions in doug little horseshit. it misses his course, the world is so loud, driven by a desire to become more and more monumental could it but the origin well mani mentalism. it is unbearable to lee as much right when we want to return to quiet court in. com. uh, joshua additional t o t. there's a sense that we are sick and tired of the monumental shane it will spell us at the one i'm in baton. ah ah ah ah ah sh the need for peace is becoming increasingly urgent. as is the home video can be achieved. that was where it's 21. see next week. ah ah ah ah ah . with who in good shape. love gives us a week. but how does one find a happy relationship? and what makes it last? digital man is an analog relationship. problems, tips, tricks, and of course, scientific information. everything you've ever wanted to know about. love in good shape. 30 minutes do. oh. i think is everything jenny fair, some are big. i'm listening. so much different culture betwee

ariana debose wore it in valentino. simu liu in versace. rosie perez. we start with you. penelope cruz in chanel. penelope cruz in chanel. what did you think? >> well, first of all, i love the silhouette of this dress. loved the neckline. loved the buttons. i could have done without the bow, but she looks beautiful. she always kills it. stunning. >> another chanel ambassador with a very different vibe. >> okay, tara, you're up next. billie eilish, your thoughts? >> i love billie eilish. she was on trend for the night with a lot of young talent in black which you don't normally see. i thou was butul a 's v her. goes with the hair. i just thought it was elegant and divine. >> okay, nikki, lupita nyong'o in this prada gown looking like robin roberts right now. what's your snap judgment on lupita and robin? >> i'm inspired. beautiful. i need to get some gold myself. she absolutely killed it. lupita's a prada girl through and through. >> her glasses as well. she was on point. >> red carpet glasses, perfection. >> really was. okay, let's talk -- can we talk a

this one belongs to valentino. she came on saturday with her two daughters.en here are a family of 12 from odessa. this is marinas, here with her son. irena is in this cubicle. she camerom odessa. marina arrived here saturday night. she worked in a coal mine in the donbass region fled to odessa when the fighting broke out in 2014. when russian bombs fell on odessa last week, she fled again. >> i am tired of running from the war, 8 used we have been running. only god would help us and give us peace, everyone would live a normal life, but now everyone in the world is traveling. -- trembling. >> a cldren's theater it begins it's a daily distraction. the lesson here is that the differences are nothing to fear, a salve for the lessons of real life. ros: not let us talk about calls for a no-fly zone over ukraine. president zelensky would like this, so would this resident. please close our skies, for russian muscles. please do this, because they just wont bow the whole city to ashes. -- will bomb the whole city ros: call support nato to introduce a no-fly zone. let

maya rudolph in valentino.ndon maxwell. back at the show, lady gaga gaining praise for this moment with liza minnelli, who was having trouble delivering her lines. >> you see that? >> yeah. >> the public, they love you. >> oh, yes. now what am i -- i don't understand. >> i got it. >> but the night's biggest was the slap heard around the world. >> oh, wow. >> will smith striking chris rock after the comedian made a joke about smith's wife. schumer then received the task of trying to lighten the mood. >> i've been getting out of that spider-man costume. did i miss anything? >> reporter: the lapd says rock has declined to file charges. the reaction in hollywood coming i overnight. maria shriver tweeting, coat, will smith says he wants to be a vessel for love. love is not violent. love is not what was displayed on a global stage tonight. and rob reiner writing, quote, will smith owes chris rock a huge apology. there is no excuse for what he did. he's lucky chris is not filing assault charges. but will smith's son,

we got best supporting actress winner ariana debose looking like a valentine in head to toe valentinoegendary rita moreno, looking stunning. >> also a vision in red, a very daring vision in red. tracee ellis ross, also in carolina herrera, strapless tea lint with matching red shoes and lipstick. >> red was the color on the carpet, on the stars, sometimes on the tuxedo. >> andrew went more like rita moreno with black on black on black. >> that's all i could find. >> someone who is always stunning is zendaya, who sported this silver sequinned maxi skirt. looked amazing, as usual. the biggest head turner was kristen stewart in shanell, a black satin jacket with black shorts. i love a good suit with shorts. i feel like she was inspired by lebron james. remember when he did the suit with shorts? >> russell westbrook has done that a couple times, too. maybe you're right. hollywood does it first when it comes to fashion. meantime the williams sisters served up a couple of winners on the fashion carpet as well. then timothee chalamet bringing his signature shirtless style to the red carpet in

who brought to an end, a 25 year career in november. valentino gave a lot to i was bored and this is something that will stay forever now. with a d. b, we move in and we will give the same show. he may have the christiane, even out a celebration down to a t, but quater always football skills might need working on his talent on a most bike is undisputed becoming frances 1st most so g p. well, champion in 2021. but does that bring any extra pressure heading into this season? i feel ready, and i feel like last year, so my mentality, same is to fight for victory. never seen a g p to these, right? as a guaranteed to see that national side france and spain at the world cup later this year. but for italian, francesco vanya, he must wait to see if his country makes it through the play off. but what isn't far away is the start of the new g. p. c's, and we'll get some to a hit and catch up on sunday. gemini, sh al jazeera. you sell stadium on the cricket world. is morning. the death of australian crickets, a grade to rod marsh, a former wicked keeper, died on friday age 74. he'd been in an ind

this is his mother, 70 year-old valentino and his sister. 46 year-old marina. >> the 2 most important people in his life. he hasn't seen them in 10 years. they still live in the capital city of kiev where jake grew up. time is running out. >> they have no medicine. they have no food there. bunkered in both have endured multiple health issues. my mom, cancer surgery, my sister 2 open heart surgeries. i have to go get my mum physically because she's not able to walk. i have to hold her hand or transport in the wheelchair. despite daily russian airstrikes. neither want to leave the city where they've built their whole lives. and so jake is going to get them. i'm selling all my assets, my car, my computer, all of my assets. i'm going to ukraine through have several routes through both poland, border modo via bulgaria. i have people, you know, these everybody is on standby. it will be a perilous journey. one, jake intends to document with a film crew. it's going to be traversing in snow and territory through forest through mountains and through a war zone. do you worry that you're going to

of an escalating geopolitical situation, which threatens the very existence of his home country valentino sylvester of stands by his personal convictions and douglas horseshit. it misses his course. the world is so loud, driven by a desire to become more and more monumental, curb it, but the origin, well monumental wisdom. it is unbearable to lee as much right when we want to return to quiet and calm of joshua additional t o t. there's a sense that we are sick and tired of the monumental shane it will. stylish at the one i'm in baton. mm ah ah ah ah sh. the need for peace is becoming increasingly urgent. as is the home video can be achieved. that was where it's 21 see next week. ah ah ah ah ah ah! [000:00:00;00] with who into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. how quickly the misery of destruction of the war has spread across you cry. as russia speaks to oppose its brutal, well known big country, but is the conflict now entering it's most critical phase question to lieutenant general ben hodges, former commander, united states army europe. but my guess is conflict. in 30 minutes on d.

of an escalating geopolitical situation, which threatens the very existence of his home country valentino sylvester of stands by his personal convictions at douglas horseshit, immune justice course. the world is so loud driven by a desire to become more and more monumental, curb it but the engine with mani mentalism. it is unbearable to lee as much right when we want to return to quiet and calm of joshua additional g o t. there's a sense that we are sick and tired of the monumental shane it will. stylish at the one i'm in baton. ah ah ah ah sh. the need for peace is becoming increasingly urgent. as is the home video can be achieved. that was worth 21. see next week ah ah ah ah ah ah! [000:00:00;00] with who for chasing danger. beads, frenzy down, kilometers an hour with no breaks. why do extreme athletes risk their lives? where is the limit between passion and person, courage and defiance of death? in 30 minutes on d. w. ah, ukraine. how fragile is civilization? how can culture be preserved during wartime? artists against autocracy? what can i do in the life of tragedy? and why might all

outside the church valentino receives at blessing for a safe journey. she's not in good health and wants to leave for neighboring poland . solutions to so hard to leave. of course. yes, call to leave my children and my grandchildren. here you think she goes with a heavy heart? what seems to be hopeful? ukraine will prevail. she says. and let's go right to western ukraine. we can speak to muddy a city jenko. she is a resident of the besieged city of muddy opal, and she is now left to she's joining us today from the give. maria, thank you very much for joining us on our program. perhaps you can tell us, 1st of all, what things are like where you are and live right now. yeah. so in the situation that is quite peaceful. if you might say this horrible days, a lot of people are trying to volunteer. for instance, yesterday we were calling or maybe a hundreds of people who want to help with humanitarian, how delivery right here. and also there are people who are leaving camouflaged nets or they are buying some magazines because there is a shortage of medicines

of an escalating geopolitical situation, which threatens the very existence of his home country valentino sylvester of stands by his personal convictions. and yet, doug little horseshit image justice course, the world is so loud driven by a desire to become more and more monumental, curb it but the engine well monumental with his unbearable aaliyah's misreads room. we want to return to quiet court and com. so joshua with just one moment to go to there's a sense that we are sick and tired of the monumental shane. it will spell it at the one i'm in baton. mm ah ah ah ah, the need for peace is becoming increasingly urgent. as is the home video can be achieved. that was where it's 21 see next week. ah ah ah ah, with ah. with a hearing from colonial congress and to south african robert half in kind. but a hen basin is a direct descendant of now my teeth, hendrick, vito boy and the musician wants to draw on that heritage. and so it's so important for our people to have that, that rock from which we will cut the 77 percent 90 minutes on d w. oh, please listen carefully. don't know how to do go a

valentino's granddaughter thinks the russian military will fail and offered two simple reasons. why, i think, because ukrainians are very strong, and they loved their people more than 200 orphans also arrived here over the weekend by train. they too were fleeing the violence at the nuclear power plant. aviv's mayor says 50,000 people pass through the city's train station a day a majority continue on to poland. for the past five days. this crew has been working around the clock to prepare 5000 meals for refugees flooding into the train station here in lviv, this makeshift soup kitchen sprang up through the generosity of local volunteers. everybody wants some . some help ukrainians serving their country away from the battlefield through acts of generosity. i don't, uh, take weapons. i cook. i take this spoon. i take this fork. i spoke to one resident this city who says she hopes the russian soldiers go to #### and learn the history of this country. in lviv, ukraine. lucas tomlinson fox news. we expect to see more american troops deployed to europe because of the fighting in ukrain

so the church valentino receives a blessing for a safe journey. she's not in good health and wants to leave for nay brewing poland, solutions to so hard to leave. of course. yes, hall to leave. my children are my grandchildren here you she goes with a heavy heart. what seems to be hopeful? ukraine will prevail. she says, let's take a look now at some other developments in the conflict. the un human rights office has confirmed the deaths of 406 civilians in ukraine since the beginning of the war . it noted that this only accounts were verified deaths and the real number is believed to be much higher. european union nations have agreed to start the process of considering membership for ukraine as well as georgia and moldova, in the wake of russia's invasion. and ukraine has asked for a fast tract application process, but it could take years before it's even formally considered a candidate u. s. secretary of state, anthony, and lincoln, is on a visit to lafayette in lithuania, where he reassured the 2 baltic countries that nato's promise of protectio

the volunteers to help put on a successful event, pupils governing body president johnny valentino, was at a glitzy event encounters capital, doha, to encourage fans to sign up. it will of course, be an incredible journey, a journey that will give you memories that will follow you for your entire life. but more important than that, you are the 1st phase, the 1st smile that any visitor who katara will find when he comes here. as with previous world cups, volunteers will work across stadiums, training site, the airport and fan zones. they'll be there to help some of the 1000000 expected visitors to the country find their way. as we're really looking for volunteers who are, you know, who want to help, who, who have that smile, have that openness. and we see every world club they bring really the joyful atmosphere as to the world. i called the good news important because i helped to bring all the dynamics together for such a motor tool that i was looking for 20000 volunteers. this year's tournament. that's more than the 17000 that worked in russia 4 years ago. and more than the 14000 that w

talk about these issues, actually, you know what, i'm going to ask them to introduce themselves, valentino, we begin with you al cortes, i m m m. i and i my journalist, or if i'm an independent media here in cuba, and i'm actually on the ground here and somebody. oh, great on the grounds and give us live updates and maria. hi josh. i might be. yeah . could i get mama? i'm a lawyer on my program who program officer in te lafleur id to national and we are supporting the work of the constitutional convention. thanks moran. you're joining us from santiago and patricia. yeah, my name is lisa now. yeah, i'm a professor of people who studies here at the university. i'm also actually am and a regularity teaching sheila as well when we were to see our vehicle provide us. hey guys, let me introduce one more seat at the table and that you, because if you're watching this right now, me to watch it live on youtube. so see that box over there. we have a live stream producer there right now, waiting to get your comments to me so i can make them a part of this discussion. so why don't we do this thing tog

valentino was born in this house, married and had children there. a lifetime of memories, reduced to rubble. "what is left for us? there's nowhere to live here now." alexander also stayed and is just grateful to be alive. "i survived," he says, breaking down crying, as he sends a message to his daughter. "thank god, your dad is alive." victoria remained in mariupol for three weeks before finally making the death defying car trip out of there. escapining to another town. the street where she lived now looks like this. it must have been terrifying. >> yes, and i cried. of course -- it's hard to speak. >> reporter: victoria's daughter, masha, remembers everything. were you scared? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: her school was bombed. her childhood blown up. one year ago, she celebrated her birthday surrounded by laughter. "i had so many friends, she said, and now i have no friends." on sunday, a very different celebration. masha turned 7. no longer a carefree schoolgirl, but one of the 4 million children displaced by this war. a humanitarian corridor was open

valentino!mong them. now he is about to welcome a refugee family. how do you feel about opening up the family home to people? you know, we've all talked about it, and we're all really open and willing, and i came here in 1997 as a refugee. i don't really remember anything because i was very young, but all i know is that feeling of being wanted, to have been saved by people. your dad's been telling me off camera how much you've enriched their lives. oh, really? i didn't know that. yes, you did. oh dear. having tino in ourfamily is just the best thing that could have happened to us. but if anyone is in any doubt of trying to help at this point in time, do not think about it twice. callum and nicky didn't need to think twice. for the last two summers, theirfarm on the edge of town has been helped by young ukrainians. fantastic people. i have been keeping in touch with these guys. sadly, one of the chaps has said that unfortunately, he's too busyjust now. this year he's killing russians, but maybe h

this is his mother, 70 year-old valentino and his sister. 46 year-old marina. the 2 most important people in his life. he hasn't seen them in 10 years. they still live in the capital city of kiev where jake grew up. time is running out. >>they have no medicine. they have no bunkered in both have endured multiple health issues. my mom, cancer surgery, my sister 2 open heart surgeries. i have to go get my mum physically because she's not able to walk. i have to hold her hand or transport in the wheelchair. despite daily russian airstrikes. neither want to leave the city where they've built their whole lives. and so jake is going to get them. i'm still in all of my assets, my car, my computer, all of my assets. i'm going to ukraine through have several routes through both poland, border modo via bulgaria. i have people everybody is on standby. it will be a perilous journey. one jake intends to document with a film crew. it's going to be traversing in snow and territory through forest city mountain scanned through a war zone. do you worry that you're going to be ki

narrator] this week, a ride through the italian countryside with the greatest motorcycle racer ever, valentinoarrator] internationally beloved by millions of fans, the recently retired legend, known for his eccentric celebrations, shares insights into his race day rituals. - why would you sneak into the garage late at night before a race? - [narrator] and the move that shifted the balance of power within motorcycle racing's premier class, motogp. - was stupid, more than crazy person. - [narrator] the nine time grand prix world champ also opens up about the scandal that made global headlines. - news came out that you could have to pay as much as 163 million. - [narrator] and how he was inspired

this is his mother, 70 year-old valentino and his sister. 46 year-old marina. the 2 most important people in his life. he hasn't seen them in 10 years. they still live in the capital city of kiev where jake grew up. time is running out. >> they have no medicine. they have no food there. bunkered in both have endured multiple health issues. my mom, cancer surgery, my sister 2 open heart surgeries. i have to go get my mum physically because she's not able to walk. i have to hold her hand or transport in the wheelchair. despite daily russian airstrikes. neither want to leave the city where they've built their whole lives. and so jake is going to get them. i'm selling all my assets, my car, my computer, all of my assets. i'm going to ukraine through have several routes through both poland, border modo via bulgaria. i have people, you know, everybody is on standby. it will be a perilous journey. one, jake intends to document with a film crew. it's going to be traversing in snow and territory through forest through mountain scanned through a war zone. do you worry th

think we all know the shade so well and what i love about this color is back in january in paris valentinon entire couture show in nothing but this color, and, of course, we've seen such "it" girls like zendaya wear it, and she's done it beautifully and one of my favorites from this season, ariana debose and can we not forget about the guys. look at jeremy strong from "succession." he's looking great in this color as well. the reality is everything can wear it and it stands out. can you wear pink on red? yeah, i say yes. >> i say yes too, and, joe, you just mentioned zendaya. zendaya always just nails it on the red carpet, so there is so much to look forward to. >> 100%. >> thank you so much, joe, for joining us, and before the big show, of course, you can catch joe zee on the red carpet for "on the red carpet live: countdown to the oscars" again from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. right here on abc. guys, back to you. >> all right, janai, thank you so much. >>> let's check in with rob once again who used to spend time on the red carpet. >> yes. >> what, you got a tuxedo? >> i do. as a matter of fact,

nearby, we need valentino. you brought your mom and your baby here to safety?ow your will go back? >> yes. yes. >> a reena and her husband volodymyr went on holiday to asia before the invasion. now they're back with no hesitation. how are you feeling about going back? >> good. >> yeah? >> i'm glad. >> glad to be with your family again? >> yes. >> and you will stay there and your family will stay? >> yes, we will. stay >> because lots of people are leaving now. but you want to say? >> yes, we will stay. >> tell me why? >> because it's my country. >> so many stories, so many different emotions, and one war which drives many away and yet polls some back. >> well, let's speak to mark, who's still in poland this morning for us. good morning, mark. just extraordinary that even given the destruction we're seeing, these people still want to go home. >> of course. the draw to go back to their home, in many cases, is now allowing the risk that they know they will face back there. a certainly surprised us. i would say though that many more people are leaving then going ba

valentino's granddaughter thinks the russian military will fail and offered two simple reasons. why, i think, because ukrainians are very strong, and they loved their people more than 200 orphans also arrived here over the weekend by train. they too were fleeing the violence at the nuclear power plant. aviv's mayor says 50,000 people pass through the city's train station a day a majority continue on to poland. for the past five days. this crew has been working around the clock to prepare 5000 meals for refugees flooding into the train station here in lviv, this makeshift soup kitchen sprang up through the generosity of local volunteers. everybody wants some. some help ukrainians serving their country away from the battlefield through acts of generosity. i don't, uh, take weapons. i cook. i take this spoon. i take this fork. i spoke to one resident this city who says she hopes the russian soldiers go to #### and learn the history of this country. in lviv, ukraine. lucas tomlinson fox news there appeared to be some progress today during a third round of talks between russia and uk

the volunteers to help put on a successful event. triples governing body president jenny valentino was at a glitzy event encounters, capital, doha, to encourage fans to sign up. it will of course, be an incredible journey, a journey that will give you memories that will follow you for your entire life. but more important than that, you are the 1st phase, the 1st smile that any visitor who katara will find when he comes here. as with previous world cups, volunteers will work across stadiums, training site, the airport and fan zones. they'll be there to help some of the 1000000 expected visitors to the country find their way as we're really looking for volunteers who are, you know, who want to help, who, who have that smile, have that openness. and we see every world club they bring really the joyful atmosphere as to the world. i called the good news important because i helped to bring all the dynamics together for such a motor that i was looking for 20000 volunteers. this year's tournament. that's more than the 17000 that worked in russia 4 years ago and more than the 14000 that worked

valentino never thought they would be a war, particularly because she, like many ukrainians, has familya, kazakhstan, my family is russian speaking because my dad comes from russia and my mum is half ukrainian, half russian, so that is why it is particularly painful for us. i half russian, so that is why it is particularly painfulfor us. i am the only granddaughter, and my grandmother has never called me since the war began. she watches tv, she watches propaganda, she totally believes that they are liberating us. ~ ~ , ., ., believes that they are liberating us. with western social media and news resources _ us. with western social media and news resources restricted - us. with western social media and news resources restricted in - us. with western social media and i news resources restricted in russia, the information gap is pulling friends and families apart. how does that feel personally, when your own grandmother and friends don't believe that there is a war in ukraine? ., believe that there is a war in ukraine?— believe that there is a war in ukraine? ., , , ukraine? that feels te

back| by border force officials at gard du nord in paris at the weekend, the 69—year—old widow, valentinonces new support for those fleeing war.— for those fleeing war. she is very tired, but at _ for those fleeing war. she is very tired, but at the _ for those fleeing war. she is very tired, but at the same _ for those fleeing war. she is very tired, but at the same time - tired, but at the same time delighted that we got the visa and she can go and visit. shifter delighted that we got the visa and she can go and visit.— she can go and visit. after intense criticism for _ she can go and visit. after intense criticism for not _ she can go and visit. after intense criticism for not doing _ she can go and visit. after intense criticism for not doing more - she can go and visit. after intense criticism for not doing more for. she can go and visit. after intense l criticism for not doing more for war refugees the home office today agreed that ukrainian parents, grandparents, adult children and siblings are british nationals and ukrainian settled in the uk are now on the list of family members

let�*s head there to valentino, a ukrainian national, also a student at ucl.obligated time i can't incredibly obligated time i can�*t say it�*s felt like six days. it�*s not like months every single day. had so many developments and such mixed emotions, i think, of fear and pride of my country and anger and hatred and hope it�*s a very intense time, but right now, you know, ukraine has really shown how far it can mobilise together and all of us, me, my family, my friends, everything a person i know and even don�*t know any ukraine are purely focused on doing everything they can to help with the war efforts to protect our people, to protect our country, ourfreedom, so these protect our people, to protect our country, our freedom, so these six days have been a realfor us about how much we care about our country and how much we are willing to do. coming back that last thought in a moment, but you�*ve reminded me of something i heard from another ukrainian talking at the start of the day who was saying that she didn�*t have enough emotional energy to process every

andrei and valentino represent just two of the 1.7 million people who have come refugees in less than two weeks. we gathered some things and fled, valentina said. she had reason to. we now know that 12 million people are in need of assistance. thousands have been killed and injured. human costs mounting by the day. a humanitarian catastrophe simply of tragic proportion. in cities and villages, populations are forced to shelter in underground car parks and metro stations, their daily lives upended, terrorized. all the while, explosive weapons destroyed their homes and civilian infrastructure they rely on for survival. we are hearing reports hourly of multiple attacks on medical facilities including maternity and children's hospitals, even oncology clinics, all protected under international humanitarian law. we have looked on in horror as attempts to evacuate the estimated 200,000 people from mariupol have failed. whatever is agreed or agreed -- not agreed on humanitarian corridors or other measures, civilians and civilian structure must be protected. this applies both of those who choo

valentino shirt on the runway already hitting it with the gear. >> you approve.here. >> we're transitioning our winter staples and adding in spring trends. how do you do it? do you invest in a couple of pieces or do you just pull out pieces from your wardrobe you already have and repurpose? >> let's look at what you've done here. we'll start with how to reinvent the classic turtleneck. i'm a major turtleneck fan. >> we have to say thank you to all of your "gma" staffers. this is ro. i put her in this beautiful little mini skirt. i think if you pair the turtleneck with classic winter staples, the one she's wearing is from h&m. pair it with a mini. leather, corduroy, denim and then i put on this vince military jacket. i love the texture, but if you look at the detailing, the buttons on it, even the buckle, it's wooden. it really gives you that spring feel to it. a great thing about it as well this is an investment piece you can buy, wear during the transitional period. >> and keep going into spring. >> wear it with just white look underneath and then wedges. do you

this valentino purple one.ing? >> oh, you look amazing. >> always so debonair. >> the purple. >> you should try it. it's so fun. i think color we'll see a lot of. i'm excited to forecast that people will see a burst of color and the energy of coming back from the pandemic. >> always so fashionable. come on. >> trying to keep up with you all. just doing my thing. >> ade, thank you so much. we'll be keeping an eye on the red carpet looks sunday. thanks for joining us. >>> coming up, it's our try before you buy series. becky worley is here in-house. she's getting a robotic manicure. ♪ (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send tha

lawrence o un vestido dior que costÓ 4 millones de dÓlares en crear todo julia roberts vestida de valentinode carla esta nominado a un Óscar como la mejor cinta animada, es como si fuese una producciÓn ejecutiva muy grande. >> carlos es un niÑo muy talentoso, en estados unidos no es fÁcil abrir las puertas. carlos ha logrado que estados unidos y el mundo tengan reconocimiento, para mÍ es un sueÑo. >> es una especie de proyecciÓn, hablemos del momento de la nominaciÓn, cÓmo fue ese momento? >> mi hijo me escribe y me dice que los nominaron para los oscar, me dio mucha emociÓn, yo lo he visto trabajar, pero es un reconocimiento para cualquier cineasta, el sueÑo es ganar el oscar, pero estar nominado es algo con lo que cualquier cineasta estarÍa feliz de poder vivir. mi hijo lo esta viviendo. >> quÉ tiene planeado para ver ese momento? >> estaba viendo las tendencias, me voy a poner un vestido y cÓnico, le tomaron una foto a mi mamÁ, es una foto o gracia icÓnica, trae mi mamÁ un vestido muy especial. me mande a hacer un vestido asÍ y me lo hizo casi idÉntico al que usÓ mi mamÁ >> su hijo sabes