now it's adele and the other man. he attacks her. the two wrestle. adele says she shoots the man in the shoulder. he's now begging for his life. the 21 year old told the man she would let him go if he promised to leave the money alone. but as you can see, he goes right for it. >> he broke the deal we had. >> reporter: the man takes the drawer full of money and heads for the door, but not without a fight. adele grabs the man and the two tangle up. the man eventually gets away, but without the money. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: that's something else. joining us now on the big screen, the hero in that, adele. that was incredible. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> jimmy: so tell us what happened. >> i was just, my mom had left to go do something, and she had just left for like an hour. and at 10:00 we locked the door because she been robbed in the first week of january, so i had locked the door at 6:50 and a customer was inside, taking about ten to 15 minutes, and i decided to walk away from the door. meanwhile, i was taking a customer, giving h

adam schiff top democrat on the house intelligence committee and saudi arabian ambassador adel al-jubeir as we try to untangle the increasingly dangerous situation there. then we'll have new cbs news poll oncoming presidential race. we'll talk to former arkansas governor mike huckabee who is one of the early leaders. plus a preview of the new edward kennedy institute. and a talk with some of his former colleagues from both sides of the aisle. this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, rescue efforts continue at the plane crash site in the french alps we know now that the copilot who apparently crashed the plane on purpose into the mountain was being treated for some kind of illness that should have prevented him from being in the cockpit that day. to talk about this story we're joined by former u.s. air captain and cbs news aviation and safety expert sully sullenberger who join us from san francisco. captain, all news is local i think the question most on the minds of most -- many americans this morning is simply this. could this have happened here on a u.s. car

. >> reporter: adel hedge has try tds for the first time. >> i think this will improve my looks. >> reporter: the doctor says patients like adel it is a game changer and ultra fine needle inject as clear gel formulation of highly ironic acid a sugar in the skin. the results, subtle smoothing of wrinkles and fine lines. >> we see people on tv with a very done look. not what we're trying to achieve. just a natural enhancement to give you the lips you already have just fuller and more defined. >> reporter: the doctor says there are some things to keep in mind before undergoing the procedure. >> they need to stop any type of blood thinners aspirin, ibuprofen, omega 3s, fish oil two to three weeks before the treatment. also they want to avoid the day of the treatment drinking any alcohol, chewing any gum. they can expect swelling for a few days after the treatment. >> and they tell us it lasts between 6 and 9 months although some patients stay lasted almost a year for them. >>> our time is 11:44. how your kids can make girl scout cookies year-round. >>> and spring arrives later this month. alread

it was here almost 90 years ago, eduardo and adele fendi set up their small workshop making furs and it's rome where the company plans to stay. it's not just a home for fendi, the italian capital is a source of inspiration. >> we're home with these monuments and beauty you know rome as i do, it's unbelievable and you discover a new piece you didn't think exists. it's richness is transmitted to the creative people living here and this city gives us so much. >> rome is very important for fendi and rome can be considered a source of inspiration for my work and for and if you're a creative person, rome gives you inspiration in every corner. every day when i walk from the house to here, i notice something i didn't notice before and every rome has a story. >> it is visited by millions every year so to say we're from rome, it's a part of italian lifestyle and is a marketing restored something -- >> lodce vita. >> one of the most visited monuments in the world, we restored the fountain to give back to the city which gave us so much inspiration, to state the link good rome and fendi. >> we li

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i always want to thank larkin and all of the organizations, meta that have been here and of course adele and allen who do a incredible job with the commission and it's important to make this a priority and i think having a bill of rights makes a great deal of sense and we want to make sure it's not just words only but actually a real thing so i look forward to working with you. thank you mr. chairman and supervisor christensen and look forward to working with you guys. >> and to ms. burton from the rec and park department and mr. rafa from presidio trust we will follow up with you and work with supervisor farrell on some of the great ideas from the young people and thank you very much to catherine and stephanie from supervisor farrell's office for being here. i wanted to mention one point they think the youth commissioner rosa chin hit the nail on the head with a recommendation that we have equity with policies like this and looking at the southeast neighborhoods, soma, the various areas where i think there is an inequality of access to outdoor activities and the others that recommended

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adele walters reports, he made his mark on american culture, working against the odds in an industry by white men. >> for thomas barell the distance from mean street in chicago to easy street is not measured in miles. [ singing ] >> reporter: instead, the distance is measured in the lyrics of jingles defining a generation - commercials like this mcdonald's ad. would you say you influenced america more with commercials than television. >> it's arguable. >> he is among the 1% of wealthiest americans. at 75 he takes the bus. it is his way of remembering his roots. looking back to move forward. >> i grew up on the block where only black people lived. but the demographics inside the graphics of that block were thoroughly thoroughly layered with wealthy people poor people professional people. >> reporter: and there's a lady in the front row saying "and you don't live will any more." >> right. because there is not there any more. because what happened to there is that the powers came in to our area and said "look, we are progressing. you folks with the most education, you folks with the mos

i always want to thank larkin and all of the organizations, meta that have been here and of course adele and allen who do a incredible job with the commission and it's important to make this a priority and i think having a bill of rights makes a great deal of sense and we want to make sure it's not just words only but actually a real thing so i look forward to working with you. thank you mr. chairman and supervisor christensen and look forward to working with you guys. >> and to ms. burton from the rec and park department and mr. rafa from presidio trust we will follow up with you and work with supervisor farrell on some of the great ideas from the young people and thank you very much to catherine and stephanie from supervisor farrell's office for being here. i wanted to mention one point

adam schiff top democrat on the house intelligence committee and saudi arabian ambassador adel al-jubeir try to untangle the increasingly dangerous situation there. then we'll have new cbs news poll oncoming presidential race. we'll talk to former arkansas go

nelda adel demptying plates at consumer reports for 18 years. she tests dishwashers.o chili, raspberry jam, puts all the machines with a gauntlet of trials with that stuff on plates. the hard effort foods to remove contrary to popular belief you should not have the to clean your plate before you load it in the dishwasher. tonight ot "new4 at 5:00," into the lab and you won't believe all that goes into testing your next dishwasher. >>> amazon may be the biggest online retailer in the u.s. but now it's coming to bat for the little guy. the store will sell exclusive electronics, toys and other items created by inventors and small businesses. some of the products were backed by kickstasht pkickstarter campaigns. others featured on "shark tank." two-day shipping for amazon prime customers. >>> d.c. has the best restaurants in the country, that's what we all think, and now we're narrowing down the best dishes in our region. you want to see this before making your weekend dinner reservations. plus she's a fledgling musician and hopes to become a fashion designer some day. mo

>> the saudi ambassador adel al jabir, says they will do what they can principally targeting army barracks associated with the former president of yemen saleh. others are vowing cooperation with the saudi operation against the houthi reckless. we know president hadi recognized by the united states and saudi arabia as the legitimate leader of that country of yemen had fled sanaa just a couple of months ago in the face of a houthi onslaught. we understand houthi advances on that city has caused him to go into hiding. there are no ground is troops involved at this point. they had tried consultations and the employment approach but this was the last resort. >> we have tried to mediate the situation in yemen. we have put forth the gcc initiative and the -- worked on establishing the national dialogue in yemen in order to have a peaceful transition to a new yemen. the -- every attempt that was undertaken by the yemenis was thwarted by the houthis who have rejected every agreement they have entered into. >> reporter: there is a statement out of yemen tonight from an individual who describes himse

there was big money sitting in the audience namely adel sop, who is the cam bling magnate from los angeles, who is willing to put $100 billion in this race much the american congress is bout and paid for by the israeli lobby in america. >> if i may jump in here quickly, i'll pick up on your point. he's a master puppet ear. it doesn't goed well for the palestinians. the policies are a greater threat to israel security than iran's. nothing he says are good for the palestinians. nothing that congress does or says is good for the palestinians. if i may give you a couple of examples, and how sold the congress is. there's congress called - they were there to speak out. in it he illustrates that any member of congress if there's something to discuss, they do not vote for, each if they ab stain, they are counted as against, and that's the end of their political career. another gentlemen wrote a book a couple of years ago called the king's council. mr o'connell was the head of the c.i.a. satisfaction in cairo, tasked to clear king hossain in jordan. he said emphatically that binyamin netanyahu will

dishwasher gefts put through the ringer tested to the max, and this woman behind it all, her name is nilda adele, it's near an obsession with dirtying dishes all for you. the real dirt on dishwashers is coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >> looks vaguely familiar to me. >> really. >> all righty. thanks err ra. >>> thanks pat. >>> a former governor turned white house hopeful is making it clear about when he could decide to run and how he responded to a controversy that's fuelling a lot of discussion. >>> it's a trip that went terribly wrong. new this afternoon, we know who was aboard a bus that flipped and caused s . >>> we're learning more from the u.s. military after 36 hours of searching for the wreckage of a black hawk helicopter that crashed. >> reporter: after more than 24 hours of searching today came the news many had feared. >> at this point we are not hopeful for survivors. were transitioning our search-and-rescue operation to a recovery. >> reporter: the helicopter went down in thick fog during a training exercise over the santa rosa sound. >> it was certainly a high-impact crash, so we have

alphonse had married his first cousin adele a common practice in a class anxious to preserve the purity its bloodlines. but the results of inbreeding for henri were uncommonly cruel. his legs were short and weak. he broke each of them in early adolescence and stopped growing when he was 14. he was just under five feet tall. his head, hands and torso continued to develop. but his stunted legs made walking painful for the rest of his life. denied the aristocratic pleasures of riding and hunting, henri turned to sketching and painting rural scenes. he had a flair for it and in 1882, at the age of 18, he moved to paris to study painting. it was a move that would change the direction of his art and his life. paris in the 1880s was becoming the modern city. baron haussmann's legacy the great boulevards that define modern paris had sliced through the heart of the city, displacing anyone in the way. the poor and the working class moved out of the city's center. many went to montmartre. annexed by paris in 1860 the hilly, warren-like neighborhood of narrow streets climbed to the top of a butte o

adele dazeem. [ laughter and applause ] hopefully that clears it up -- i don't know.ully it clears it up for them. [ applause ] i saw disney's live action -- [ laughter ] >> steve: i think that did clear it up. >> jimmy: we've been on break for a week, i'm getting a a little loopy. >> steve: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm happy to be back. i saw that disney's live action movie "cinderella" which also featured a short "frozen" cartoon came in number one at the box office this weekend, with an estimated $70 million. so that story again -- a short "frozen" cartoon made $70 million. [ laughter ] and "cinderella" was somewhere by the end of that. [ laughter ] this is kind of crazy here. i read that a grandmother in south africa celebrated her 100th birthday on saturday by going skydiving. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. that's pretty impressive. most people turning 100 usually go the other direction in the sky. and you go -- [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] that's a very old age. you could tell she was pretty old, because they used her arm flab as a parachute. [ l

going to go with microsoft and the reason i think they have the advantage right now is sat ya and adeled on the cloud. wow, that's knot slightly distracting. but it's about big data, it's about the cloud. that's exactly where they're focused right now. one of the areas, big data. the reason that's so interesting to me is when you look at that last year, it was about a $15 billion business expected to be somewhere close to $42 billion by 2018. that's a growth area. that's the focus they've got right now. the management has been very disciplined. they had a huge year last year. lagged so far early in the year -- [ buzz ] >> beakers. >> so i'm going to disagree with pete and here's why. i actually think microsoft is at a prove-me state. we have the honeymoon for na dell la and now to prove they're going to be able to do something. when i look at microsoft, great. windows 10 coming up. unless they reduce support for other windows products like xp, there's not going to be much. everybody upgraded. cisco, they make the pipes everything goes to. i know that streaming is huge now. social media

he tweeted out, your adele jokes are not funny. you have people scrutinizing his tweets and coming after him this way. what do you think? >> this is an era of comedy now when whatever you say matters and twitter is for the record. he's going to get a little bit of a taste of what it's going to feel like to be in the public spotlight every single day. it used to be that you could skirt how people felt about what you said because it was -- you could call up one crank in the network and now when you make jokes at the expense of whomever it is that whomever it is has a twitter handle and can come after you. he's going to feel -- going to start feeling it. >> what advice do you have for him? >> when i say to everybody, when you tweet it and say, make sure you can back it up. >> thank you so much for joining us. we're happy we got you on with all of the breaking news. i'm tamron hall. up next "andrea mitchell reports." had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet grew up in a family of boys... married my

. >> uptown funk. [ laughter ] adele dazeem. [ laughter ] dat ass tho. [ laughter ] files done.] >> jimmy: files done, thank you, buddy. files done. [ applause ] files done. i forgot about files done. that's a good one. files done. this one's from betty effner. "hey, jimmy, your show is fun. you should pick a random person from your audience and help them have even more fun." [ cheers and applause ] that's a great idea. let's find someone. here we go. let's zoom in there. above -- above the -- yeah. the girl in the green. yeah, girl in the green right there. she wants him to go next to her. yeah. the guy in the sweater. yeah, yeah, yeah. that's good, yeah. there you go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] come on over. thank you for being here. that's a lovely sweater. i see it as blue and black. [ laughter ] yeah. and gray. sure. i'd love to actually help you have more fun myself but there's only so much i can do. but i think i know who can help. it's a group called two really fun men. and they're two men who don't just like to have fun. they like to have really fun. so let's bring them

. >> first we're going to meet adel. she was diagnosed in july of 2013.i. >> oh wow. >> how gorgeous is she? >> that's darling. >> i really wanted to show off the women's positive assets. >> you look great. >> sometimes you have to deal with what you're losing. let's focus on what you have. >> yeah. >> and adel has a million dollar tush. i gave her this, i gave her this crinkle stretch dress, and the great thing it's stretch with support. so you go up or down, it works. >> our crew agrees. >> just to let you know. >> i wanted to give her -- >> they are. >> this jacket is baby pink and really really great pump. now ladies the higher the heel more more shapely your tush will be. >> of course. >> don't go for a long walk in brooklyn. >> absolutely not. the pumps are only $40. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great, i feel beautiful. i do. >> you look great. >> he's amazing. >> thank you so much. >> beautiful. >> thank you so much. >> gorgeous. >> she's a proud mom of three boys she was diagnosed in january of 2014. she's been in chemo in august. she found it di

alphonse had married his first cousin adele, a common practice in a class anxious to preserve the purity its bloodlines. but the results of inbreeding for henri were uncommonly cruel. his legs were short and weak. he broke each of them in early adolescence and stopped growing when he was 14. he was just under five feet tall. his head, hands and torso continued to develop. but his stunted legs made walking painful for the rest of his life. denied the aristocratic pleasures of riding and hunting, henri turned to sketching and painting rural scenes. he had a flair for it and in 1882, at the age of 18, he moved to paris to study painting. it was a move that would change the direction of his art and his life. paris in the 1880s was becoming the modern city. baron haussmann's legacy, the great boulevards that define modern paris had sliced through the heart of the city, displacing anyone in the way. the poor and the working class moved out of the city's center. many went to montmartre. annexed by paris in 1860, the hilly, warren-like neighborhood of narrow streets climbed to the top of a butte

adam schiff top democrat on the house intelligence committee and saudi arabian ambassador adel al-jubeirhen we'll have new cbs news poll oncoming presidential race. we'll talk to former arkansas governor mike huckabee who

. >>> i'm joined by the saudi ambassador to the united states, adel al jubeir, welcome to "meet the press question. what is saudi arabia's objective in getting involved militarily in yemen? >> we came at the invitation of the military government, we're there to protect the people of yemen from an occupation by a radical group that has been on turning toward more radicalism. we came to protect the legitimate government of yemen and want to restore peace and stability. >> before you started the air strikes, our commander at centcom, general austin, said he was only told about the attacks one hour before they began. and he did the hear and john mccain said that that was quite a commentary and he thought that said more about the relationship right now between saudi arabia and the united states, that really it is deteriorating. is he right? >> i don't believe the relationship is deteriorating. it is very, very strong. we have talked about the possible options of using force with the united states for many months. this option became much more serious in the last few weeks. and in the run-up to

it happens, you have adele. she's a great example.the years, you had that defining songwriting relationship with jerry goffin and also the personal relationship. tell me about that. you described it as a relationship of light and darkness. >> jerry used to say to me you have to be f'd up to be a genius. and i would say, no, you don't. life is going to bring your troubles, my look for it my immerse yourself in the darkness of the world. you can be a genius if you want to be. i didn't know if i was a genius. i didn't care if i was a genius. i just wanted to have a good life. and if whatever i did was good, great. when i was writing my memoir "a natural woman," one of the people i interviewed -- i interviewed lots of people in my life to see if they remembered it the same as i did or what they had to contribute. one of them was paul mccartney. i told him what it was like working with jerry and this discussion whether you had to be messed up to be a genius and going there and going to the dark places. he said well i had that same experien