here's yo-yo ma in studio q.nd i know i'm talking to a fellow musician., song >> shad: you are talking to a fellow musician. and this is a concept album, which i love. >> yo-yo: yeah. well, you know, it's so funny, because i'm, um, i'm about to enter into my 60th year. um, you know, so what happens when you're 60? um, i don't know. i mean, i thought about it and kathy and i thought about it and said, now, we've always wanted to do an album of pieces that we really loved." >> shad: mm hmm. >> yo-yo: but we felt that was". so for years, we'd sort of, like, put that on hold and say, "well, you know, one day we're gonna do something like this." and, um, and it wasn't until we thought about the fact that we've been working together and been friends for over 30 years and that, that's a pretty long period of time. >> shad: mm hmm. >> yo-yo: and, um, and, you know, a lot of adventures, a lot of, uh, going through stages in life together. and so we thought, you know, what about if we actually did something on, you know, l

inside jimmie hendriks legendary studios. studios. >>>in our hearts and culture segment studio magic. for decades people have gone to the electric lady studio, it's an institution, tonight we take you inside the historic recording space. it's a mecca of music. electric lady studios. walking the halls is like taking a trip through platinum selling history - stevie wonder, led zeppelin, carlo sentena, the clash, a c.d.c., just a few of the artists cutting classic tracks in these rooms. >> you can tell when something came from electric lady, i have no idea how to explain that. >> electric lady studio is not just for musicians, created jimi hendrix, turning an old clubhouse into a recording lair. artwork crayses the walls. -- graces the walls. >> he had an artist come in and paint the murals, he gave them to the artist, and said i want to feel like i'm in a spaceship >>> it's given birth to popular rock, wrap and sole songs - from lou reed, do the stones, and blondy. ♪ i met you in a restaurant . >> nile first came here and played for def

honor to have you here in the studio.o and bit of a you are going to explain to me why people love watching other people. .> we have youtube gaming this is something we launched at the end of august. you have the ability to add different game pages. you can go all the way back to 1996, as well as some of your favorite creators. away foru just added people to subscribe to their famous -- favorite gamers for a monthly fee. >> we are always looking for new ways of revenue streams. creators are generating ad revenue. they have been making great money off of that. now we added another way for people to support their favorite creators. emily: 144 billion minutes of other people watching people. break that down for me. >> you are talking hundreds and hundreds of millions of users consuming gaming content. has 1.7 million. of thousands of people making a decent living across the board. gaming.news, it has been pretty impressive. emily: talk to me about how you can see some of these -- these guys have a lot of meant with them. it

. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, it is expected to be warm and sunny today in south carolina. the second dry day in a row, following days of flood producing rains that have killed at least 17 people in the carolinas, but the trouble remains. dams are on the verge of collapse. the capitol's water supply is threatened and more evacuations may be ordered. weijia jiang reports from columbia, where a midnight to 6:00 a.m. curfew remains in effect. >> reporter: families are just starting the process of cleaning up. you can see behind me piles of personal belongings now going out as trash. and they tell me what makes it bracing for the possibility of even more floodwaters. residents are bringing damaged belongings to the curb after record flooding in columbia, south carolina. >> what we will have to do is gut the whole entire house, dry it out, and start from scratch. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: angela cole's house is ruined. she and her family were squid from their att

joining me today on "studio 1.0," youtube cofounder and former ceo, chad hurley.had, thank you so much for being here. it is so great to have you. chad: thanks for having me. emily: in 2005, you activated the url, youtube.com, right? chad: on valentine's day. emily: on valentine's day. chad: so romantic. emily: describe the last 10 years. chad: for me, it has surpassed all of my expectations. we were really simply trying to solve a problem for ourselves and our friends. how do you share videos that were sitting on your desktop? and despite observing our own problems and coming up with a simple way to re-encode these videos and allow people to share these videos on the web, it kind of unlocked the potential for everybody else. emily: the very first video on youtube really was one of you guys going to the zoo. [video clip] >> the cool thing about these guys is that they have really, really, really long trunks. chad: it's not a cat video, but it's not bad. [laughter] emily: 18 million views. almost 19 million views. chad: really, that video and many others, we were u

we were at the end of the studio system. gary cooper, john wayne, lana turner. were the last three contract players, but it was the end of the studio system. i loved the studio system because you had great moguls. >> so they took care of you? >> yeah. you did your job. you did your job and someone else was in. >> you don't like labels, but they made you a brand. you like personal freedom and you like being your own man, but they were plugging you into projects. >> you cooperate choose. things were a tough state at that time. my touch of reality in the unrealistic world i was happiest when i was sugar lig with the real stuff. >> you were discovered. >> shoveling at the barn. 15 years old. >> let's talk about this issue. i don't want to be tab hunter. then you talk about the studio that tried to make me into an idol. >> they didn't have to make you. >> our society plays importance on the -- >> what can you do? >> people said what are they pumping gas for? i i pumped soda, gas, soda jerk, jerk -- when you are a kid you think you are bulletproof and the opportunitie

she's live in studio now with an update. kim: jesse benton and dimitri kasari are accused of trying to cover up $73,000 in payments to former state senator kent sorenson so he'd switch from the michelle bachmann campaign to ron paul's ahead of the 2012 iowa causes. today, jurors only reached a verdict on 3 of the 6 charges. dimitri kesari had no comment when we caught him walking out of the federal courthouse just minutes after learning jurors found him guilty of causing false records. but, the jury acquitted kesari of obstruction of justice and could not agree on his charges of conspiracy and causing false campaign expenditure reports. jesse benton, ron paul's former campaign chair, left looking relieved, saying god is great. -- saying "god is great. , it feels good." jurors found benton not guilty of making false statements to law enforcement. his attorney told me he's pleased with the verdict, but knows benton could face additional charges in the future. >> we don't know what the jury thought but we gave them every, all t

so for now we'll send it back to you in the studio... elias johnson local 5 news we are iowa. amanda: thanks elias... amanda at ((time check)) we're going to take a short break but have more good morning iowa still ahead....and much more from elias and blitz gameday... amanda but first...for those traveling into polk county...be safe this morning... into polk county...be safe this morning... the sheriff's office has automated traffic enforcement vehicles at two locations.... one at the ...ten- thousand six- hundred block of northeast 70th avenue and a second at the ...58-hundred block of northeast 27th avenue so take care on the roads today... amanda let's also get a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at valley west... [current conditions] good morning iowa continues after this! "your wathcing good morning iowa in hd with elias johnson, sabrina forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. this is good morning iowa." amanda a rough drive for some in california...after for some in california...after a mudslide traps their vehicles on you can see how deeply the mud. it's above t

jeremy as well as this cessions in football teams hollywood studios.ot completely out of the wunds. company has nd the -- done. angie: it is about that global footprint. thank you so much for that. we've got breaking news. n.a.b. shares has halted in sydney halting the transaction that will be understood and the insurance unit for $220 building. and she says it expects to make the announcement tomorrow. >> time now for for a look at the stories. full yearly lasted almost 70%. the economy can wants operating comes for the year and it is compared with previous pro-jegses. million yetd in $84 . japan has raised $12 million as its service goes public. e three homes says we're the biggest and ally babb back are going next year. they plan to get household to invest more of their savings. share start trading on november the 4th. the biggest u.s. bank is hoping to over licenses some of the new branches aimed at services new climates. >> they only have one in money buy. and that in other thinks next? year. that's a look at the headlines today. ch indiana's hard

i wish we could. ♪ oh freak out >> the great sheik, go to studio 54 to get in. and they don't. ♪ oh freak out ♪ so chic >> probably the best thing that ever came out of studio 54 was that song. >> disco was a revolutionary force. funk marries disco and it leads to hip-hop. ♪ >> it's 1979, i heard "good times" come on. i kept hearing somebody talk over the song. ♪ you don't stop ♪ bring it ♪ ♪ the beat and me and the groove and my friend are going to try to move your feet ♪ >> that's where hip-hop gets its name from. >> we didn't know the name of the song was "rapper's delight. " >> so when people talk about it what's that hip-hop song and it was the first hip-hop song to crack the top 40. it changed everything. >> "rapper's delight" 199 opens this incredible door to the last american art form, which is hip-hop. ♪ while you're watching this, i'm hacking your company. grabbing your data. stealing your customers' secrets. there's an army of us. relentlessly unpicking your patchwork of security. think you'll spot us? ♪ you haven't so far. the next wave of the internet requires the

it is an honor to have you here in the studio.ve a bit of a demo and you are going to explain to me why people love watching other people. >> we have youtube gaming. this is something we launched at the end of august. to give you an idea, to kind of walk you through you have the , ability to add different game pages. people are interested in many different games that are out there. you can go all the way back to 1996, as well as some of your favorite creators. there he is, 39 million subscribers. he has more subscribers in the population of canada. emily: you just added away for people to subscribe to their favorite gamers for a monthly fee. >> we are always looking for new ways of revenue streams. we added sponsorships. creators are generating ad revenue. they being play before their video content. they have been making great money off of that. now we added another way for people to support their favorite creators. emily: 144 billion minutes of other people watching people. break that down for me. how many people are we talking a

we've still got to figure out a way to get you live in the studio here. >>> all right.some big events happening in the bay area including a hula performance that we featured on our recent show. that's next. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> we revisit a bay area hula dance group in a minute as part of our community calendar of big events. but first, the asian art museum presents pages of madness on october 31st, an innovative performance combining music, expertal film and dance inspired by the classic 1926 film "a page of madness," written by nobel prize-winning japanese author. it all takes place at the museum's samsung hall starting at 1:00 p.m. free with museum admission. get more details at nbcbayarea.com. >>> plus indian dance is featured at the churning of the milky ocean. it is a classical dance ballet put on by the group. perf

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hello, everybody. we hope you had a great weekend it is funday monday a and this is "lost and found" story of ohoda's life by ellie goulding. >> i have a lot going on in my life. >> i found your scrunchie this morning. >> i know. >> and we will have news of a secret engagement as well as adele's new music. >> and now out is some new music le elvis presley and joining us to tell us about it is priscilla presley who is in the kitchen. >> and joining us s is beth stern who has brought a num ber ber of theward winning cuties from the dog awards. >> how was your weekend? >> both of us went down to maryland on different days to visit family. virginia. and any time i can see my sister and her husband and my nice. niece, and when she was first born i love her. and this is how i feel about my little aaron who -- this is oh, wait, it gets really, really good. i thought that e e was having a little movement, but that was not the case. he is a mimic. now, this is a good

back to you guys in the studio.t 7:00. >> she had that tendency back in the day to send out some car keys? if she wants to send 75k our way there, huh? >> days are over. >> all right, gayle, we'll definitely be watching. have a great morning. >> when oprah is on the show, come on. >> she didn't tell us why she's there. we definitely have to watch. >> absolutely. >>> we are looking at a great day today and tomorrow and then here you go, nick, give it to me. >> [ whistling ] >> i've got that working. i have to wet the lips next time. you'll hear it in the background. >> all right. we're looking at a cooldown, a big cooldown come this weekend. so we are going to see temperatures cool off substantially from where they are going to be the next couple of days. i want you to take a good look at these temperatures n. is where we are currently. it's just a few minutes before 7:00 in the morning. we're 56 for d.c. 59 for leesburg. these temperatures are eerily similar to how high we're going to get on sunday. that's it. so th

♪ our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose.harlie: a recent wave of violence has raised tensions in jerusalem. eight israelis were killed in stabbings over the past month. israeli forces responded by launching a major security operation. 31 palestinians have been killed since the violence began. the white house announced the secretary of state john kerry will be traveling to the region soon. joining us now from washington , a fellow at the brookings institute and a former advisor to the palestinian leadership. here in new york, the u.s. editor of the israeli newspaper. on pleased to have both of them back on this program. what is going on? guest: there has been an outbreak of violence of any kind that even though israel and the palestinians have a lot history of violence, there is always something new. this is very personal, very scary kind of violence. it has to do with stabbings at a and people who literally have to confront their victims and start hacking away at them. all the while endangering themselves and many of the m w

live in studio, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: commitment 2016 news tonight, at least nine republicans in des moines tomorrow for the republican party of iowa's growth and opportunity party. that's at the varied industries building at the state fairgrounds saturday. the event starts at 10:30 a.m. and runs until 4 p.m. front runners donald trump and ben carson will not be there. louisiana governor bobby jindal will be there. he is already in des moines tonight. we caught up with him this afternoon at the state historical building, where he spoke as part of the caucus candidate forum series. he touched on his plans for medicaid and social security, as well as his education policy. governor bobby jindal: if your parents earn enough money, they can send you to great public schools. they can afford to disintegrate private schools. it is not honest to tell those little boys and girls they can grow up to be anything they want, if they do not get a good education. stacey: trust kcci for complete coverage of tomorrow's event. chief

reporting live in studio, elisa raffa... abc9 nene. tim: the house of representatives has a new speaker representative paul ryan of wisconsin was elected to replace john boehner. ryan received 236 votes. democrat and house minority leader nancy pelosi got 184 votes. the newly elected speaker's took up the gavel this morning, addressing the chamber on what direction he plans to lead the house. ryan: we need to make some changes, starting with how the house does business. we need to let every member contribute. not once they've earned their stripes, but now . ohio republican john boehner led the house for four years. but was forced oututy hard line nservatives. the new speaker says it's time now to fix a the broken house (rep. paul ryan/(r) house speaker) "every two years, we face the voters and sometimes face the music. but, we do not echo the people, we represent the people. we are supposed to study up and do the homework that they cannot do. so, when n weweo not follow rerelar order, when we rush to pass bills a lot of us don't unders

and "supergirl" will join us in the studio. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." have a great day. cbs 2 this morning...the latest informion from a body found in the corridor in n broad daylight. the new details this morning after a weekend celebration turned deadly in oklahoma. the new project starting today at the university of iowa -- trying to learn more about sexual assault on campus. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather

andrew: my favorite picture of him is in the recording studio, his arms are crossed.like he just walked out of a tailor shop, and he's listening to the playback in the studio. babita: andrew howick, thank you so much for sharing that. wonderful to see frank sinatra in those iconic photographs. that brings this program to a close. you can find much more on our website, including our top story, china's change in the one-child policy. make sure you check out our i am on twitter. from all of us here, thank you for watching. please tune in tomorrow. see you then. goodbye. announcer: make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and sony pictures classics, now presenting "truth." >> ladies and gentlemen, dan rather. >> what is our next move? >> i might have something for the election. >> the president may have gone awol. >> he

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joining us in studio is the portfolio manager. chris, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. so an earnings surprise to the upside for these results and seemingly allowing them to maintain their dividend as well which is important. >> these results are clearly about putting shareholders first. they reiterated the dividend and the ability to pay it out to 2017 through a mixture of better efficiencies, cost savings and also cost cuts. they upped their cost cuts target today which i think is a very pleasing thing to see but also it's about making the business sustainable in the long-term. so this is an industry that because of $100 oil is being run by it's cost base for a decade. the boot is on the other foot now and shareholders are starting to see the benefits of these. in context the oil price is still down 50% year on year but in context these are good results. >> the capex for going through to 2017 is going to be closer to $19 billion now. that's a big reduction from the circa 25 billion a year ago but it's still a hefty sum. is that enough of a re

anding me from new york here in the studio.ou have followed all these companies for so many years. what are you going to be watching tomorrow. we know this is an iphone company. what are we expecting? >> the biggest thing you have to look for is what they say about the following quarter. not as big of a deal, not as sexy, but how big do they expect demand for the iphone into the holiday quarter. there was a bit of a bearish signal, 80% of its sales from apple, putting out a forecast below expectations. it dragged down apple because people wondered how bad it will get for apple. emily: do you think that apple is over dependent on the iphone? how bush are you about the watch, tv, maybe a car? >> you have to put all this in perspective. yes, super dependent on the iphone, but they are an innovative. technology is penetrating more and more into our lives. i think there is a opportunity for the smartphone to reach more people. i wouldn't be betting too hard against them. emily: you said silicon valley is underestimating the power of

looks good in those pine wood studios. jennifer lawrence by the way, she is a big hollywood star, and she has been talking about gender inequality when it comes to pay in hollywood in an essay entitled why do i make less than my male co-stars. she learned about the salary gap between her and her leading male hollywood counterparts. she found out she was making less than bradley cooper and jeremy renner and christian bale and she was saying, why is this the case when, you know, all we do is we have different genitalia but we're doing the same thing, aren't we? she is going to make more than chris pratt in the up coming movie but she says her learning lesson in this is she should not be afraid as a woman to be asking for more and advocating for more because men are not afraid of being labeled as spoiled brats and they're willing to fight for every dollar and that's something that she thinks that women should do more of. >> she's not the first one to make that point though. that's a very important note too. meryl streep has b

. >>> we are right outside the park here at universal studios hollywood where the annual halloween horror nights are well underway. you will not find me here at night, the walking dead maze. the show is back and the cast is telling aj this season will be its best yet. >> the epic season premier. >> do you have any idea who you're talking to? >> the dead. the fight to stay alive. >> this season is our biggest craziest season. >> norman reedus saying this jump starts a wild ride. >> this season a roller coaster. it's boom boom boom. it's intense. >> the cast cleaning off the blood. >> a little mass cacara goes a way. >> revealing the premier not only had the most walkers -- >> 618 walkers which is the most amount we've ever had in one. episode. >> this season could be the deadliest. but the big question is, is a new man about to take charge? is there a power fight between andrew lincoln's rick and morgan? >> you know it's going to end up a love fest. >> the cast showing its love for season six. and for each other. >> it's awesome. just who's going to fall victim to the walkers? >> it is gut

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>> abby road studios. >> abby lane, wow. >> and they say that the trilogy is the one that is your favorite? >> yes. i was driving on sunset boulevard and i listened to it, and isaid hashgs is how he felt about his country, his sound, his maker, the united states, and he just, and it was just him. >> and so he was a very spiritual guy, right? >> can you turn it up so we can hehe a little bit. glory glory hallelujah >> and the orchestra was so o respectful, and when they came up, it was a job for them, and at lot of famous people go the abby road studio, and when they started to performing`with his undeniable magnificent ice, ey came out of there with so much respect for him, and not just the love of the music, but him, because on the master, and these are the original tracks on the master, there was notone flaw in his voice. >> and they didi't have a way to fix it back t tn. >> n n >> and priscilla, when you hear him sing, and his voice, whether it is sis on the radio or something like this, what feelings do you have? >> i have so many mixed feelings. of course, a lot of the songs are very

live in studio, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. kevin: new information in the death investigation involving former hawkeye and nfl star tyler sash. oskaloosa police today releasing a report detailing what they found in their initial investigation. according to the report, when officers were called september 8 to check on sash's welfare he appeared to be dead for some time. sash was lying on a couch. nothing unusual was found nearby. his family said they had last seen him alive a couple of days earlier when he was over for dinner. sash's mother said her son had been a bit disoriented lately and unable to sleep. sash's girlfriend says he fell from a ladder four days earlier and hurt his shoulder. kevin: an autopsy showed sash died from an accidental overdose of methadone and hydrocordone stacey: des moines police are looking into a stolen atm found inside a vacant house. the atm was found yesterday afternoon by a woman interested in buying the house on guthrie. when looking the basement she discovered the vandalized atm. police think

be a drought and you could not make it to the studio on time. i do agree with the private insurance and building the mandates and you see that in the areas with the hurricanes. it makes a big difference. there are certain thing that is the government needs to step in on. look at sandy. there were the alaska fish. you wonder where the money goes, susie is right that no one knows. we're a reactive government. not a proactive government. we can save so much more money through prevention. it's like the drought when it rains, it's over with. nothing is done to fix it. we have to be proactive in the united states. >> the people that live in the flood prone areas pay for the prevention. you don't believe in fema basically. >> no, i don't. susie mentioned that she thought that fema should exist, and i am one of the people that thinks that she nouthey should not. it's a waste. 29 states fund it for the other 21. if you choose and i live on a canal here. i pay through the nose for flood insurance and extra flood insurance. i am not putting that on the gov

back to you in the studio. kelly: all right. back to you in the studio. kelly: all right. thank you so much, robert. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optinetwork, so you can get 100% out of all your deces. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $300 back with a two year agreement. get out of the past. get fios. kelly: some of the biggest names in comedy are honoring actor eddie murphy tonight at the kennedy center. murphy is receiving the mark twain prize for humor. the tribute will be broadcast on pbs on november 23. families got the chance to learn about new cultures while enjoying fun testimony today much the world of montgomery festival took place this afternoon on the montgomery college campus in rockville. it featured games, crafts, music and much more. devon was there

in the comcast sportsnet studios, new coach, new players and a new identity. it put it on on display. peter is ready for a feeding frenzy at the staples center. a 1-0 team leading the 3-1 and passing. he fires and he starts and quick. tying the game at 1-1. later in the first, the power play and the shot deflected. passed quick and it's a 2-1 advantage. martin jones makes a great save. they roll, 5-1. now in a surprising move, they did not remove him from the cost coster that's according to a sportsnet report. that's due to the illegal hit we awe right there. colin kaepernick is not making anyone forget joe montana. any worries of moving his job, he is joe cool. the two-minute offense. >> whether there footballs here or not, that will be fine. i'm not worried about that. he will hope to do a giants defense and a tentative kaepernick subjected on 1325 for only 160 yards in the air with one interception. finally, they played the game between the cubs and the pirates. chicago up 4-0 and tony watson drills jake. the pirates are frustrated. going to town on the coo

and "supergirl" will join us in the studio. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." have a great day. >> you are watching kcci 8 news. eric: breaking overnight, a chase ends with a car crashing. the number of people injured. elizabeth: plus, dueling democrats. presidential candidates take the stage in des moines. who came out on top. we started our last week -- we start our last week on the home stretch to halloween. metinka: it is looking great out there. no rain to worry about. 47 degrees in des moines. 34 degrees there. it will be a beautiful fall day. clouds will be on the increase but no rain is expected. by noontime, temps will be comfortable in the upper 50's, headed for a gorgeous 65. we will need the umbrella tomorrow. eric: breaking overnight, it a chase ends with a car -- it all unfolded at 10:00 last night. the driver of a stolen car hit a utility pole before going through that garage, hitting another car. two people ended up having to be taken to the hospital. we have not been told how they are doing. after a foot chas

tommy mcfly is in the 94.7 fresh temperature m studios with the -- fresh fm studios. you feel about this. >> we're playing the song like every hour this morning. it is so fantastic. adele's new song is out. we showed you the music video earlier for "hello." it's very woodsy, earthy. she actually recorded the video in canada which is fantastic. naturally there are wise crashers on social media over the whole thing. craig says he hopes to buy adele's two albums. looks like she's fallen on hard times with her phone. she has an old school flip phone. how about this one. more proof that her magic -- proof of her magic powers. she's even soothing the baby. . [ inaudible ] it's a huge day. happy adele day. back to you. >> doesn't sound like a real pick me up song. make sure you're drinking some coffee to get going while listening to it. >> hello. >> hello. >> tommy's enthusiasm makes up for everything, right? >>> prince george's county transportation officials are preparing for a winter in the dreaded -- and the dreaded four- letter word. >> plus, is the democratic party pre

but we studio with us this morning. master pumpkin carver luke schroder is here. we'll meet him and check out how he creates his pumpkin masterpiecec for tomorrow is halloween and pumpkins a a jack-o- lanterns are grinning from front porches all around siouxland. and while most of us cut triangles for eyes, and a slit for a mouth, one siouxland pumpmpn carver is quite creative when it comes to pumpkin carving. here to show us how he does it is master carver luke schroder. luke, thanks for being here. how long have you been doing this? where did you learn this, what inspired you? what's your favorite thing to cae? scary stuff? where does your inspiration comom talent from your day job, as a tattoo artist? donate a lot of them? put on show, carve, auction off. sell? political candidates? why do you like doing it? how long do they last? how long does it take to carve? special pumpkins... the perfect pumpkin canvas? bebesays things are warming up for our weekend and our halloween holiday. he's got the details in his forecast after the break. also... battling breast ca

the studio was start beside joseph arnie back in 1968.for its distinctive sound and recording innovations artists like the o jays, the style less ticks, david bowie even city fifty five wonder have all recorded inside the studios. >> it's my hope that this marker will not be the end of the story but instead will provide encouragement for further study and discussion into philadelphia's rich contribution of innovation to the recording industry. >> the studio closed back in 2003. the new marker will allow the studio's history to live on. >>> still ahead tonight on fox 29 news at 5:00 a little boy born with no hands or feet turning into a super star. >> he is really beating all sorts of odds. teaching those around him a very special lesson. what we can all learn from this little guy next. >>> new at 6:00 pickpocket attempt goes bad on a septa bus and it's all caught on camera. what happens when it spills into the street. that's coming up new at 6:00. >> plus a skate-year-old man says he just has to dance but his smooth moves, well, not sitti

now they are suing warner brothers studio. for two years ago the homeowners say they are inundated by movie fans trespassing on the property. michelle miller shows that is not their own complaint. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. "the conjuring" was intermediate in north carolina but based on the supposed haunting of a family living in harrisville, norma sutcliffe brought the rhode island house in 1987 and lived there in peace until two years ago. >> there is something horrible happening in the house. could you come take a look? >> reporter: when "the conjuring" opened in theaters in 2013, it was a box office hit that raked in $137 million in the u.s. and terrified awedudienced worldwide. the film based on what it claims is a true story follows two ghost hunters in the 1970s investigating the haunted rhode island home of the perron family. >> they can come in from any direction. >> reporter: but it's not the super natural that norma sutcliffe is afraid of. >> the biggest fear is every day we live with not knowing what