gene hamm says he's never been more scared in his life than he was last night. gene hamm/robbery victim: i thought this was it. if he had a weapon i wouldn't be talking to you. just before 9 oclock, a group of teenagers stormed into this starbucks. one of them got very close to hamm and took off down this alley with his macbook pro. gene hamm/robbery victim: made a beeline for me. and another one went past me. so this guy comes right in my face. he's about that close, and just grabs the computer just off knock the drinks off and he's out the door. these guys seem pretty professional they knew what they were doing. they knew where to go., get in, get out. and probably down through the tunnel or on the freeway or some palce. . hamm, who is a professional animator says his life's work was on that computer. now, he says, he has to start over. and that the incident has left him shaken gene hamm/robbery victim: i'm kind of looking at everybody twice. i'm kind of swiveling my head while i wasn't before. hamm is not the only one robbed at this starbucks. a similar incid

hamm says four young men wearing hoodies stormed inside the starbucks. one headed right for him. >> suddenly he grabs my laptop right out of my hand, knocks the drink over and out the door with it. >> reporter: another customer had her lap stop stolen, too, during the strong-arm robbery and tried chasing down the suspects but they got away through the parking lot. on july 18th two customers had their laptops stolen in this starbucks on park street in alameda by suspects who police say ran in and ran out. >> in both incidents the suspects were late teen to early 20s, ranging between two and four suspects. >> reporter: police say laptop thefts can happen anywhere, but can't say for sure if these crimes are related. >> be vij will ngilant. stay alert and aware of your surroundings. >> i often have a friend with me so keep an eye on it or otherwise i'll put it in my bag. >> looks like they need security at the door. >> reporter: for now gene hamm says his animation career is on hold. >> i have to start over, get new software, get new computer, and i think st

hamm says four young men wearing hoodies stormed inside the starbucks. one headed right for him. >> suddenly he grabs my laptop right out of my hand, knocks the drink over and out the door with it. >> reporter: another customer had her lap stop stolen, too, during the strong-arm robbery and tried chasing down the suspects but they got away through the parking lot. on july 18th two customers had their laptops stolen in this starbucks on park street in alameda by suspects who police say ran in and ran out. >> in both incidents the suspects were late teen to early 20s, ranging between two and four suspects. >> reporter: police say laptop thefts can happen anywhere, but can't say for sure if these crimes are related. >> be vij will ngilant. stay alert and aware of your surroundings. >> i often have a friend with me so keep an eye on it or otherwise i'll put it in my bag. >> looks like they need security at the door. >> reporter: for now gene hamm says his animation career is on hold. >> i have to start over, get new software, get new computer, and i think st

gene hamm says he's never been more scared in his life than he was last night.gene hamm/robbery victim:i thought this was it. if he had a weapon i wouldn't be talking to you. just before 9 oclock, a group of teenagers stormed into this starbucks.one of them got very close to hamm and took off down this alley with his macbook pro. gene hamm/robbery victim:made a beeline for me. and another one went past me. so this guy comes right in my face. he's about that close, and just grabs the computer just off knock the drinks off and he's out the door.these guys seem pretty professional they knew what they were doing. they knew where to go., get in, get out. and probably down through the tunnel or on the freeway or some palce..hamm, who is a professional animator says his life's work was on that computer.now, he says, he has to start over.and that the incident has left him shaken gene hamm/robbery victim:i'm kind of looking at everybody twice. i'm kind of swiveling my head while i wasn't before. hamm is not the only one robbed at this starbucks.a similar incident took pl

gene hamm says he's never been more scared in his life than he was last night.gene hamm/robbery victim: i thought this was it. if he had a weapon i wouldn't be talking to you. just before 9 oclock, a group of teenagers stormed into this starbucks. one of them got very close to hamm and took off down this alley with his macbook pro. gene hamm/robbery victim: made a beeline for me. and another one went past me. so this guy comes right in my face. he's about that close, and just grabs the computer just off knock the drinks off and he's out the door. these guys seem pretty professional they knew what they were doing. they knew where to go., get in, get out. and probably down through the tunnel or on the freeway or some palce. . hamm, who is a professional animator says his life's work was on that computer. now, he says, he has to start over. and that the incident has left him shaken gene hamm/robbery victim: i'm kind of looking at everybody twice. i'm kind of swiveling my head while i wasn't before. hamm is not the only one robbed at this starbucks. a similar incide

. >> reporter: this is an educational dvd for kids created by animator gene hamm. hamm was working on his laptop computer inside this starbucks saturday night creating a new project when he became the victim of a brazen robbery. hamm says four young men wearing hoodies stormed inside the starbucks. >> suddenly he just grabs my laptop right out of my hand, knocks the drink over and is out the door with it. >> reporter: another customer had her laptop stolen too during the strong arm robbery and tried chasing down the suspects but they got away through the parking lot. on july 18th, two customers had their laptop stolen inside this starbucks on park street by suspects who police say ran in and ran out. >> police say laptop thefts can happen anywhere but can't say for sure if these crimes are related. >> be vigilant. try to stay alert and aware of your surrounding. >> reporter: some customers taking no chances. >> i often have a friend with me so i'll ask them keep an eye on it. >> looks like they need security at the door. >> reporter: for now, gene hamm says his ani

gene hamm says he's never been more scared in his life than he was last night.ctim: i thought this was it. if he had a weapon i wouldn't be talking to you. just before 9 oclock, a group of teenagers stormed into this starbucks. one of them got very close to hamm and took off down this alley with his macbook pro. gene hamm/robbery victim: made a beeline for me. and another one went past me. so this guy comes right in my face. he's about that close, and just grabs the computer just off knock the drinks off and he's out the door. these guys seem pretty professional they knew what they were doing. they knew where to go., get in, get out. and probably down through the tunnel or on the freeway or some palce. . hamm, who is a professional animator says his life's work was on that computer. now, he says, he has to start over. and that the incident has left him shaken gene hamm/robbery victim: i'm kind of looking at everybody twice. i'm kind of swiveling my head while i wasn't before. hamm is not the only one robbed at this starbucks. a similar incident took place on jul

amy: larry hamm, what you think needs to be done?i think to a greater or lesser degree, what has been described as taking place in detroit is taking place in newark and urban areas all around the country. yes, there was a right wing counterrevolution. i think we could benchmark it with the election of richard nixon in 1968. we have not had a coherent urban policy in the united states for 50 years. in fact, what we have actually had is the disinvestment in our urban areas. massive cutbacks in urban aid. the rollback -- ending of many of the programs that came out of the war on poverty in the 1960's. what we need now is a new movement. a new movement to save our urban areas. of course i agree with the demand for urban marshall plan, but there are number of requisites that must be met before that. we're not going to get anything out of this federal government, not with this right wing death grip they have on the federal government. we have to get trump out of there. we have to get these right wing people out of the national government.

. >> next she played a spy in keeping up with the joneses jon hamm. >> shooting this movie, wonder woman, was such a unique, beautiful, amazing experience. i just can't wait to share it with you. >> there will be a sequel. we have learned that director patty jenkins is working on the script and the second movie is set to take place between 1917 and 2017. >> in addition to a wonder woman sequel we're going to see gal in two upcoming justice league movies. the first opens on november 17th. >>> we may never see alma clooney on the big screen but she makes headlines fighting for human rights on the world stage and of course she just had twins with george clooney and all of that definitely makes alma a wonder woman. >> she gave birth exactly four weeks ago today, delivering them in the same hospital as the royals here inside the exclusive wing at st. mary's hospital. it's not just where prince george and princess charlotte were born but where diana gave birth to princes william and harry. george's dad was there two hours after the twins were born. >> i looked at them. they're wonderful and th

. >> reporter: sometime after midnight, something went terribly wrong no tin the hamme cabin.n minutes, the entire hallway is filled with smoke. the rosenbergs said there were no fire flashing lights. >> you couldn't see five inches in front of your face. >> reporter: again and again, crew members go to the hammers' cabin but don't try to go inside. it would be 20 minutes and 47 seconds from the first sign of smoke until the crew will enter the cabin to rescue the hammers. it was too late. larry hammer died in the cabin from smoke inhalation, and the crew waited another six minutes to pull out kristy hammer to died en route to the hospital. >> getting on that boat cost them their lives. >> reporter: an investigation by the peruvian navy found the cause to be an overheated power strip provided by the cruise. and the fire alarm did not sound, to the disgust of the hammers' children. >> they didn't put audible alarms in the cabins. >> reporter: a state-of-the-art boat. >> a state-of-the-art boat. >> reporter: but now as they try to take action against the company they fear they w

. >> next she played a spy in keeping up with the joneses jon hamm. >> shooting this movie, wonder woman, was such a unique, beautiful, amazing experience. i just can't wait to share it with you. >> there will be a sequel. we have learned that director patty jenkins is working on the script and the second movie is set to take place between 1917 and 2017. >> in addition to a wonder woman sequel we're going to see gal in two upcoming justice league movies. the first opens on november 17th. >>> we may never see alma clooney on the big screen but she makes headlines fighting for human rights on the world stage and of course she just had twins with george clooney and all of that definitely makes alma a wonder woman. >> she gave birth exactly four weeks ago today, delivering them in the same hospital as the royals here inside the exclusive wing at st. mary's hospital. it's not just where prince george and princess charlotte were born but where diana gave birth to princes william and harry. george's dad was there two hours after the twins were born. >> i looked at them. they're wonderful and th

>> jimmy: jon hamm is the narrator. >> yeah. jon hamm is the narrator.ouncer, that's kind of hidden, not anymore. >> jimmy: there's a guy i know named chris romano whose penis i got to see. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's a very penis-heavy project. >> we believe in equal opportunity nudity in our projects. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right off the bat, orlando bloom, there's a -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> there's a bit in the beginning with orlando where, you know, cyclists actually do go pee while they ride, that's a thing, because they can't stop. we were like, this will be so funny, we'll start with orlando's character, juju pepe, he's like an italian cyclist -- [ laughter ] like he'll start going pee and it will be crazy, like orlando bloom showing his [ bleep ], that's so crazy! and we shot it and everyone was laughing. this is like so awesome, people are going to be so shocked. and then like a week after we wrapped shooting, like a thousand photos of orlando bloom with his [ bleep ] out. [ laughter ] like paddleboarding around with katy perry came out. and we

i think of jon hamm, "baby driver." tell us about it. >> yes.n move that's got oomph, it's an getaway driber played by baby. when he was a kid he was in a car accident and he has ringing in his ear. to drown it out, he place music. it feels like an action musical in that way but there are no big song and dance numbers. great cast, great soundtrack. jon hamm, highly recommend ld out this weekend. >> i think you would like this. >> a little bit. >> just a little bit. >> veteran actor sam elliott "the hero." tell us about it. >> it's a really good film. he plays an aging veteran actor who had a film many years ago that was success. now he struggled to try to find a role when everybody is trying to give him a lifetime achievement award. >> he's an incredible actor. >> yeah. 's trying on reunite with his daughter. proving more roles for guys like sam elliott should be there. the mustache. >> more roles for dudes with moustaches like that. >>> what about "ghost story," with casey affleck. >> he spends much of the film in a sheet with two eyes poked ou

. >> mary catherine hamm and more. >>> we'll speak to two lawmakers on very opposite sides of the politicaland paul and harris. that view next. ♪ i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you my number 1 place... ...to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze air effects with odorclear technology cleans... ...away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up... ...to 30 days. breathe happy with new febreze. when we see people, we see their hunger. their courage. we see their dreams. we see the things that built our nation. and we wonder, what would happen if everyone had equal access to education? what would they discover? what new worlds would they build? that's why we built a university for people. not for profit. >>> welcome back to "the lead." now it's time for the buried lead. that's what we call stories that we don't think are getting enough attention. despite so much division in the nation's capitol these days, rand paul and harris in california are figuring out ho

>> plastic. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how old is john hamm?t was elvis's first words? >> uh, peacock. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: who stole egg? >> uh, larry. [ light laughter ] and his brother. [ cheers and applause ] larry and his brother. >> jimmy: larry and his brother stole the egg. yellow. yeah, yeah, okay. you ask questions now. yeah, that was great. >> are you ready? >> jimmy: that was great. okay. [ light laughter ] [ clock ticking ] >> what can i buy for $1? >> jimmy: sandwich. [ light laughter ] >> where are the children hiding? >> in the basement. [ light laughter ] >> what are sports? >> jimmy: things. [ light laughter ] >> how heavy is a duck? >> jimmy: 12 pounds. [ light laer >> tell me a secret. >> jimmy: shampoo. [ laughter ] [ knocking and ringing ] [ cheers and applause ] both: that's a juicy secret! that's a juicy secret. >> jimmy: juicy, here we go. all right. [ light laughter ] lights. [ clock ticking ] which rabbit is the best? >> uh, joe. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the big man? >> he's bigger. he's bigger

washington post, michael share of "the new york times" and mary katherine hamm of the federalist. new chapter of better understanding and cooperation. be skeptical. we've heard this before from vladimir putin and both of president trump's immediate predecessor. still, the prospect is always fascinating. one test starts today. implementing a cease fire in the frustrating and bloody battlefield that is syria. first trump/putin meeting that ran so over scheduled that at one point the white house sent in melania trump in to break it up. >> yes, that's true. we went another hour after she came in to see us, so clearly she failed. but i think what i've described to you, it was an extremely important meeting. there's so much for us to talk about. and it was a good start. >> president putin agrees. >> translator: regarding personal relationship, i think that was established. i don't know how this will sound but i will tell you how i see it. tv trump is very different than the real person. he is absolutely adequate in the dialogue partner, analyzes things quickly, replies to the raised que

her is eric hamm, analyst for the bbc, sirius xm, the hill, and has contributed to cnn. he's been a senior contributor a formerews and is hill staffer, was a key adviser to senator bill nelson and the author of a book called go the the g.o.p. civil war," inside the battle of the republican party. is a homecoming for eric. he was previously director of atgressional affairs here csic so welcome home. we have a saying here that you leave, like the hotel california. let's get started with the about thet hand geopolitical impact of the fourth estate and i want to issue of trust because that is an issue that is ever-present and i want to know you think about what happens when people feel like the information that they are getting, they're questioning whether they can believe it, that concernss global issues, global hot spots. >> i think trust is paramount trust, once you lose the you can't trust the information and as it relates to the fourth estate, a lot of -- as you can tell in the current arena, challenges toof the profession, a lot of people andging in twitter trolling a

. >> lawrence hamm who leads the people's organization for progress was 2 years when his city caughts an explosive period. when they think of riots, they think of newark. detroit happened two weeks after. this was happening all over the country. you had these majority black cities or majority black communities and they were patrolled by merely all white police forces and abusing people, violating people's constitutional rights. >> we citizens have the right to rebel. >> the most famous writer from new york was nearly beaten to death by the police. >> what's responsible is the inability of the city government to feel as human beings the plights of the majority of the people of this city and that is the was of this violence. >> reporter: a new york native was a poet, play right, and political activist. >> his ideas whamd he was doing in the community was changing the community and became much more evident. >> his son is now the new york mayor. >> here you are 50 years later running that very city and police department. >> god has a sense of humor. >> you think? how has the life or citi

jon hamm, an sell algort, john birth all, jamie fox it's a film you have to see in theaters.one deserves to see. despicable three me is fine. it's a franchise. so it is cool to see an original film at the top of the box office like this. so congratulations sr. chris had edgar in studio directed this movie phenomenal interview put it online. >> do you think we'll talking about this come oscar time. >> i hope so. i mean i really really hope so. here's the thing it came out early in the year. so will get out, this, logan, three of the best films of the year that came out in the first half of the year will those give love at the oscars much that's why we have to keep talking about them. >> okay. >> go tow seiss and the big six. >> over the weekend i was new orleans i spoke to two of the biggest actors of our time queen latifah and jada pinkett smith. they're in girls trip. they travel to the essence festival new orleans to have a girls trip and i had amazing viewer named tamika spencer tweet me this question. basically asking the cast -- what songs would they use on their girl tr

david: thanks again to jon hamm refer providing the leadership of the american steering group without the glue of the american side, it would be in a hot state of entropy. thanks for that and scott kennedy. three of us comprise the military and defense writing team. myself, randy schreiber and phil saunders. all three engaged in our capacities. private i would be remiss if i did not state nothing in the paper or anything i stay today reflects the views of cna or any of its sponsors. if they were here, i'm sure they would provide the same caveats. as you heard, we are not supposed to summarize our papers. ours is 25 to 26 pages long. it.can take a look at i feel the need to at least provide you a sense of our overall assessment. the reason i feel the need to do that, our assessment of the state and trend in u.s.-china military and defense relations, is because this is the major area where the u.s. and chinese convergence,e some recognizing some of the positives and recognizing some of the negatives. a -- agive you a just just of the u.s. state of being. at the moment, relations between

jon hamm who was the character played by richard attenborough, the late richard attenborough the t rexgain, this is oh movie about dinosaurs on an island chasing humans. so university of manchester -- everything sells real. >> group of scientists said the adult t rex with its size and weight could not surpass 12 miles per hour. so steel berg you are 20 miles per hour wrong, my friend. how dare you! >> go back and do another se sequel. >> let me pull crazy math. 12 miles an hour is a five minute mile if you'll try to out run a t rex. >> still horrifying to see this coming at you. >> for the reporter i am about al gore. >> i knew you were. >> but nolan i'm mr. excited about. >> thanks kev. we'll be right back. >> it's chris nolan! >> final check on wet and traffic before we get to good day d.c. >> i was grabbing good nap. >> rock, paper, scissors. >> breaking news. you win. >> i just ruined everything. outer loop, inner loop as well of the beltway i eisenhower both entrance and exit ramps blocked off with police activity. taking a live look working on figuring out down. a possible road r

in isis and iraq, syria and afghanistan to provide us admission, major general scott vander hamm, chieff operations, good to have you here. you guys are busy. afghanistan, iraq, the fight against isis inside syria and on top of that north korea and russia, among everything else. you guys are busy and at the same time like everybody else are facing magic -- massive budget shortfalls. >> we are busy, busier than we have ever been. you stated it better than i could. our 24/7 nuclear mission come our space mission, cybermission takes 20 to 30,000 people, we have those folks deployed downrange, we are busy, in a tightly constrained budget. >> what does the air force need, more pilots, more money? better acquisition system? we hear about the of 35 and of 22s, some of the jets protecting the nation's capital are older than i am are older than the pilots flying them. >> stability, budgets, so that we can set a glide path, doctor wilson and chief of staff have set readiness for number one priority, last year's budget, we will be study but grow the readiness back after years of fighting overseas.