MWC Daily: Faith Hill Steals Red Carpet from Tim McGraw at Oscars

If you caught any of the 'Red Carpet' specials last night ahead of the '87th Academy Awards,' you saw Tim and Faith stroll the carpet on their way into the Dolby Theatre. I think Faith was one of the 'Best Dressed' of the evening. 

Faith was wearing designer, J.Mendel and Tim was wearing a tux by Lanvin.

Faith's husband, Tim gave a very emotional performance of the Oscar-nominated song, "I'm Not Going To Miss You," written by Glen Campbell. Campbell wrote the song for his wife and children after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Here's Tim and Faith at a post-Oscar party with Glen Campbell's wife, Kim.

Brad Paisley Helping Out Firefighters

Brad Paisley, Denis Leary and Guinness are joining together to help firefighters across the nation.

Weather

Skies become partly to mostly sunny today, breezy, with temps falling throughout the day. High 18...Partly to mostly cloudy, chance of a couple of early morning flurries or snow showers. Temps will fall throughout the day, high of 7. Clear and very cold tonight. Check your five day forecast. 

Top News Stories

Defense Sec in Kuwait to discuss IS
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter says the key to success against the Islamic State group is to ensure that countries threatened by the militants can preserve the gains achieved by the U.S.-led military campaign. Carter spoke today to U.S. troops at a military base in Kuwait, where he's holding an unusual meeting with many top military officials and U.S. diplomats to address the violence and spreading influence of IS.

Partial roof collapse at apartment complex, 60 evacuated
Firefighters say the roof at an apartment complex in Hooksett has partially collapsed, and about 60 people have been evacuated. The collapse happened shortly after 4 a.m. this morning. No injuries have been reported.

FairPoint workers head back Wednesday
Striking FairPoint workers have ratified a tentative agreement that ends a four-month strike by more than 1,700 telecommunications workers in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Communications Workers of America announced the results of three days of voting yesterday. Workers will head back to their jobs on Wednesday.

Wake Up Winning

More prizes, fun and great music Tuesday with The Morning Waking Crew.