all right. we're just hours away from hollywood's biggest night, the oscar awards. and while the film industry's biggest stars will take center stage, the me too and time's up movement may steal some of that spotlight. cnn's stephanie elam joins us now live from the red carpet in los angeles, ever-so-ravishing. okay, stephanie, so what are the messages that we're likely to hear? >> reporter: well, think about it. this is the biggest night for the entertainment industry, fred. so no doubt, what we've seen through the rest of award season is going to carry into this night. we will hear more about people likely we'll hear them while they're up giving speeches, maybe while they're here on the red carpet about me too, about time's up. you'll hear that play out in some form or fashion, i expect, because there's been something we've seen in every other red carpet so far. and as you can see, the red carpet is closed off here right now. but the fans in the stands are very excited. the biggest cheer so far is for the police officers doing the sweep of the red carpet right