Jeanne Moos' most awkward Oscar moments
The Oscars – it's Hollywood biggest night of the year.
You've probably heard that "12 Years a Slave" won best picture and Matthew McMcConaughey and Cate Blanchett took home the top acting awards.
But what about most awkward moments? Jeanne Moos has the results.
Inside Pistorius' apartment the night girlfriend was killed
Oscar Pistorius claims he thought his girlfriend was still in bed when he fired his gun into a closed bathroom door, only to learn she was tragically in the wrong place at the wrong time.
But does his story add up? CNN's Tom Foreman walks us through the scene that night.
Witness in Pistorius trial heard "blood-curdling screams"
Claims of blood-curdling screams – and gunshots.
The first day of the murder trial involving Oscar Pistorius, the man known as Blade Runner, featured riveting testimony from neighbors who heard horrible sounds coming from the apartment he shared with his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
The trial in South Africa has drawn reporters from around the world. The one-time Olympian making his case that he did not mean to gun down Steenkamp in their bathroom in the middle of the night one year ago.
Robyn Curnow is OutFront in Pretoria, South Africa, with the details.
Will politics affect Obama's response to Putin's actions?
President Obama is threatening sanctions against Russia's President Vladimir Putin as the situation in Ukraine escalates, but he can't do it alone – he needs Congress to cooperate.
That's why it matters that the Senate's top Democrat is not on board – Harry Reid told POLITICO that the U.S. should not act until coordinating with the European community, saying "We have to have them on board with us."
So, should Putin be afraid of what Obama can do? Or does Russia view the U.S. as a paper tiger handcuffed to internal politics and the international community? Here to discuss are CNN Political Commentator Peter Beinart and Mark Wallace, a former ambassador to the U.N. under President George W. Bush.
Crisis in Ukraine sends world financial markets into tailspin
World financial markets fell sharply as the crisis in Ukraine escalated.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 153 points, oil prices spiked by nearly $2 a barrel and the ruble plunged.
The already weak Russian currency fell as much as 3% versus the U.S. dollar before posting a small recovery. Joining us tonight to talk about why the markets are tumbling is Peter Costa, President of Empire Executions.
