police say the victim, 37-year-old chanel allen, showed up at wilson's home way friend drunk and high. investigators say the women began attacking woman who lives there and that's when police say wilson stepped in. >> these women particularly the decedent and theresa hurdle have created a situation by their drunken and assault seive behavior that resulted in the unfortunate and tragic death of chanel allen. >> police say wilson is slightly disable and told investigators he had to do something to protect himself. he told officers he got a knife and poked allen hoping she and her friend would stop. allen died of one stab wound to the chest. >>> turning now to your weather authority an very fall like day outside as we take a live look at wilmington, delaware. meteorologist kathy orr joining us now with first look at the forecast. kind of cool and crisp out& there. a big change, kathy. >> absolutely, dawn. in our studio as well. it's cool everywhere. take look at today's highs in the 60s. average high 64 degrees. yesterday we were in the mid 7 70s. so a definite cool change. right now 54

most famous quotes and that's conventional economics assumes that people are highly racial super a chanel and unemotional and we all know they are not no they're not no they're not and that's why conventional economy is often incomplete and wrong you know we all know people make poor choices and why we were out why we make poor choices and how we can improve our choices that's what his work was focused on and that's why his wife's work so important for all of us but doesn't really need an economist a top economist to tell us that people on directional yes because we all believe that we are so irrational but we're human beings that we fail again and again let's take it for instance you know if you have a kid in front of you and that you tell your kid listen you can have three marshmallows if you just wait for five minutes i'll go outside and you know leave you with one marshmallow which you could have right now but if you wait five minutes you'll have three well guess what happens and grownups are the same way you know grown ups on wall street investors they think they act rational but the

school peons had to reinvent themselves they recorded the album moment of glory with the band then chanelle monocoque istra the title track was the official song of the expo two thousand world fair in their hometown of hanover. as one against that was a special challenge to perform not just with any orchestra but with the berlin philharmonic and that gave us a big boost into the next decade. so we're not all again. now the scorpion have gone back to their ribs and are once again playing mainstream rock with great success their album return to forever stormed into the charts in no fewer than twenty four countries. sports special naturally includes the scorpions greatest hits in one nine hundred eighty four they wrote rock you like a hurricane the band has produced several versions but true fans love the original . way. it sounds. like lewis. was. on. fire and now more exciting facts about the scorpions in our extra segment. last year the scorpions got a well known new member mickey became the new permanent drummer originally from sweden he'd spent two decades with british hard rock pioneers

revolutionary beret and olive—green fatigues drained of ideology and deployed for striking effect on chanel. critics thought the show was condescending to ordinary cubans. flaunting the worst of capitalism's excesses in front of them. others thought it refreshingly reframed cuba as a global cultural icon for the 21st century. that's exactly what people like gabriela domenech would like to see. herfashion magazine, garbos, is only available through a revolutionary idea called el paquete, with very little internet permitted on the island it distributes global but not overtly political popular control via a semilegal system of downloading using hard drives. she is optimistic about the magazine's impact. in spite of all the difficulties we are facing in cuba, i think that young people, entrepreneurs, are very optimistic. all these kinds of people want to find their own way here in cuba. they are trying to find a way to make a different country with new ideas, new projects. there is a lot of optimism in cuba at the moment. i can't help but wonder, 50 years after his death, how che would feel if

police say the victim 37-year-old chanel allen showed up at wilson's friend with a -- home with a friendrunk and high. they began attacking another woman who lives there. that's when police say wilson stepped in. >> these women particularly the decedent and theresa hurdle have created a situation by their drunken and assault seive behavior that resulted in the unfortunate and tragic death of chanel allen. >> police say wilson slightly disabled and told investigators he needed to protect himself. he toll officers he got a knife and poke the girl hoping they would leave him alone. allen died of one stab wound to the chest. >>> coming up, remembering a music legend. a look back at the life of fats domino. >> and what is that smell? it's not bad just overpowering in one neighborhood wants to know who or what is responsible. fox 29 getting answers. >>> plus all new at 6:00 o'clo 6:00 o'clock, what causes someone addictive to drugs or alcohol to relapse? the new cutting edge research. ♪ >> coming up on 5:15. breaking news. a house on fire in camden coun county. skyfox over the scene over the l

screening of her new movie, "all i see is you," all we saw blake, the silver goddess in a priceless chanel blake. >> reporter: and she wasn't done yet. she left the screening like this. so our grand total for blake's one-woman fashion show, over $50,000. but the best fit for blake, we think, is hubby ryan reynolds. >> oh, yeah. that's a good fit there. we see you, ryan. >>> now, to a couple of fashionable fixer uppers. kevin is back with us from new york with the new chip and joanna against a sbrir. >> fashionable is the key word. my guy chip gaines showed up in a brand-new, custom made three-piece suit. his first ever. boy, did we have fun. they were an open book. we talked abeverything. starting with the real reason they ended their popular hgtv show. >> for me, i have always thought, i would rather be missed than somebody get tired of us pch i would prefer to leave one year too early. >> you got the number within show on the network. i don't think people are tired of it. >> what an encouragement. i appreciate that. are we number one? >> yes, chip. fixer upper is the number one show on h

even if the spring of twenty eighteen turns out to be a went one chanel's new creations won't be hidden under heavy rain gear they'll be with eels on the transparent vinyl raincoats. the collection was present you don't choose day in paris against the backdrop of cliffs and water pulls. time karl lagerfeld concentrated on functional accessories as well as upscale fashions. even the designers got sun came away with a waterproof cap. russia as celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of the spot nick launch on october the fourth one thousand nine hundred fifty seven the soviet union shot the very first satellite into space it signals could be received anywhere in the world spot make one over to the earth for about three months replicas of the first satellites can be viewed at moscow's museum of cosmonaut takes the spotlight one mission is seen as marking the beginning of the space a. good time to see berlin these days is after dark for the illumination festival. well known landmarks around town service projection screens for light shows the brandenburg gate for instance will be a billboard fo

based on the chanel folktale for tonight's performance is a story of rejection of friendship and reconciliation with a good dose of humor. truly is known for a contortionist skills and this move never feel free to take the crowd's breath away. the circus is one of the biggest attractions in town but it doesn't just entertain people it's a lifeline for these performers who have one thing in common they were once hungry street kids who had to work to stay alive. and i do when i was seven. i spent half of my day in school and the other half said i takes with my mother then i am a member of the family my family was very poor and then in the early years i trained and performed just to feed myself and we had so many siblings living together one of seven boys and four girls sat. straight up grew up in the province of bottom born three hours drive away. grinding poverty here drives countless children to work on the streets picking through trash to be sold for recycling. many families rely on everyone working hard to scrape by . trillions father died of ill health when she was very young leaving her mot

. >> the previous executive director, chanel compton, this was her child. she came up with the idea. she collaborated with the staff at the museum and they've been in talks earlier in year. it has been a year in the making. we hope it will be an annual festival. the idea is to only the black women of prince georges county but for all of the residents of prince georges county. >> is this the first year that you will be focusing on black women artist or is that the theme every year? >> we hoping it will be the running theme. women by far and large are not represented at the same level as men, and in particular black women and black trans. we want to be clear that the space is welcoming of it all. the performing artists are black women, ambulanblack transgender gender non-conforming. we also will be unveiling our outdoor patio space, so we have construction going on up to the day. >> of course. anyone who has renovated a house knows it is always up to the hour the door opens. >> they're moving fast and i'm excited for the community to use the space. >> what is

the taking of crimea was essentially a pram chanelle for much bigger conflict the argument is that if russia didn't show its teeth time nato would have continued its encroachment and that's what eventually lead to even a bigger confrontation do you agree with that and do you actually think that nato has been stopped in its tracks towards russia now listen i. know the russian position. as a historian and i've said so and i've been criticised for saying so i think of course. annexing. the crimea. contravened international law but as i said it has a historical logic for it. but the point is. it was germany who stopped. the americans especially from bringing ukraine into nato. in two thousand and eight. we knew that. and i think that is still our position. that we we cannot push nato to the doorstep of the. i think you are you i mean here are clever enough and experience enough observer to know that you know positional that germany in two thousand and eight as much as it was appreciated in russia was not final push by major generals by american politicians ever closer to the russian borde

when you purchase that brewery, pretty soon afterwards, schnell died, and chanel's widow ended -- and his widow ended up marrying christian and helping him build the brewery into the successful business. it was a pretty brilliant marketer, he introduced lager beer, change the brewery over from what beer, -- wheat beer, and emilia heurich really helped him. she died of pneumonia and probably overworked. christian a few years later married matilda. matilda was a different person, she was younger and she probably came from a higher level of society. she was the sister of the treasurer of a brewery. when they got married, they ended up building the house together, and matilda is the one who designed these rooms. she is the one who probably worked with the interior designers. you can he she had an eye towards leveraging them a little further along in society, just based on the way these rooms were outfitted. moving to dupont circle and building a house here was sort of the i have arrived statement for the heurichs. the neighborhood was a brand-new neighborhood at the time, it really only s

and i remember flying back through duty-free and looking at the high-end chanel skin creams, and i love-- [laughter] one of the women in my life early on always told me each if you're really broke, always invest in your face, you only have one face. [laughter] so buy the expensive -- you go through those duty-free things, and they've got everything out there. >> they do. >> and usually one is look pretty wretched is because you just get off -- so you're an easy target. >> so i'm coming off this flight from uganda, and we always fly through amsterdam, and i'm looking at skin cream. and i just looked at the ingredient label, and it's things like red number 5, yellow number 7, all kinds of horrific chi toxic ingredients, and you realize that many of these things are known carcinogens that are allowed in $200 an ounce jars of skip cream. so we're shelling out our money which, by the way, is not going to women-owned enterprises or enterprises that support women in the supply chain. it's literally going to the map. [laughter] for products that don't even, you know, not only do they not do goo

marie anne chanel and her siblings are the third generation of her family to run this place.: for how many years? >> marie: soon 130 years. >> anthony: 130 years. so in the family the whole time? >> marie: yes, it's my great granddad. >> anthony: great grandfather. >> eric: so you will have to help us. >> mariell explain >> anthony: finally, raclette. i've been waiting for this. >> eric: i know. >> marie: would you like it directly on your potatoes? >> anthony: please, oh, it bubbles. >> marie: i cut with this part. >> anthony: oh, man, yeah, that's -- whoa. go ahead, go for it. >> eric: you want to try it? >> anthony: no, go for it, big boy. all right, here we go. >> anthony: is there a future for him in the restaurant business? i'm not so sure. >> anthony: normal humans do not usually follow multiple wads of oozing cheese melted over potatoes with a molten pot of more cheese. >> anthony: so you're excited. finally, your fondue. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: but we are no ordinary men. we are titans. we are centurions of dairy products. >> anthony: okay, let's do the fondue. >>

>> you can buy famous names like chanel and prada and deor. silver is the fashion director of h. own store with preworn luxury. >> we pay it forward. it's a hand me up. >> retail recycling. he cureating the looks like this one featuring an oversized mumu. and what is old is new with the biggest trends, the bold shoulder. >> this is an original late 1980s jacket we see the designers playing around with bold shoulders. >> we called them shoulder pads in the 80s. >> we call them -- >> a bold shoulder a statement shoulder. >> and a flight of wine, bordeaux, pinot. >> he calls it -- >> the new holiday color. this would be retail $800, for our decades trunk show around $300. and the owner says we can expect to see items splashed up to 80% off. >> you never know who wore it before. >> it's a secret. we are letting out of the bag. cameron will be on hand as a celebrity stylist. and it runs this saturday in bryn mawr and if you recognize cameron and the gals they work for qvc. >> i almost did some shopping i had to hold back. >> i imagine it was tough. >> that will do it for "action news"

residents reported seeing chanel padilla taking mail from two homes on downey way in august.was also caught stealing on surveillance video. investigators tracked padilla to a residence in castro valley last week... and arrested her. there they found the mail taken from hillsborough as well as mail stolen from across the bay area. investigators also found personal information taken from other people such as social security numbers and financial (justine) for a few years now, "house in the woods" has been providing veterans and their families the hunting experience of a lifetime.(jr stone) little did one marine corps vet know he would take away more than game from his hunting trips. alyssa thurlow shows us how one special 4th grader struck up an unexpected friendship with him in just a short week. fridaylincoln, mezachary stinson marine corps veteran kaelyn cloukey4th graderjustin and jessica cloukeykaelyn's parents "i met him last year at the bear hunt and we became really good friends."it's not every day a 4th grader gets to meet a wounded warrior, let alone strike up a frien

is it people that used to shop at chanel and product? -- chanel and prada?nk you described it perfectly well. given our accessible luxury prices and the value proposition, we see a lot of luxury customers in our stores. thelso see the emergence of a lot of newclass, customers stepping into our stores, a lot of new customers into our brand. areou mentioned, positioning allows us to cover a wide range of the market. call our customer young, spirited, and ageless in many ways. francine: that is lovely. investors will worry about the currency swings. do you worry about that? daniel: yes we do. we have a natural hedge in our business, because roughly a third of our production is u.s. and a third ofs our business as well. hedges into natural our business, and then prior to each collection, six months before each collection is bought, we are hedging as well. we take away as much as possible on the risk. francine: talk to me about china. have you had any plans expanded china? main shareholders are chinese. have you talked about how you sell different link to the chi

we hear from lars chanel coming up next. beijing clamps down on polluting industries.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it is 7:28 a.m. in paris. this beat the analysts estimates. commodities fell 21%. the cfo said that's as the market wrestled with him certainty. -- with uncertainty. >> the past quarter was the uncertainty related to the uncertainty in the market. that's why so many waited to see what was forming. now we will have to see how that goes forward. it's not impossible with the clarification that the ecb has been given that it tapers off. >> you were relieved with the ecb decision >>? i will have to see. we see that the european economy is doing well. there will be solutions for the end of 2018 and 2019 on the interest rate and the volume. you have to see how it forms. >> is the situation in catalonia impacting this picture going forward? >> this is a topic you should discuss in spain. us, the things in spain that matter to us are stable and robust. we are not concerned about the banking environment. do not think there will be a risk for the european banking sector? the ban

we'll announces that he is going to lecture according to buys a schedule because i do chanel the russian. people want everything to be on plane as it's caribbean schedule russian doesn't like resorts but if your songs were clear they're willing to take part in elections there are many many amounts as. does mr putin have another big issue that he's got to deal with and it's the age old issue the presidents and prime ministers have to deal with russia as of the past couple of years has a very complex international relationship with many other countries and on top of that year on year on year real incomes have really gone down for your average russian. of course our national side doesn't imply such a. declining standard of living about the same time russia russians believe that it's not because like you made a fortune but it's because the united states and european union attacked a russian now russia consideration which war and the russians wants as a russian president to be strong a good source who are attacking russia that was a supporter of him i would say more americans and europeans cr

amazing story how come no one has marketed this as a luxury item before i go back to go back looking at chanel skin creams and i love like -- one of the women in my life early on told me like if you're broke invest in your face. you have only one face so buy the expensive skin scream. you go through those like everything out there. so -- usually one is looking pretty retched so you're like an easy target. that's an easy target so i'm like coming off this flight from uganda i wish to fly through amsterdam i get duty free and i'm looking at skin cream and i looked at ingredient label to see what is in here, and you know, it's things like red number 5 yellow number 7, all kind of horrifically toxic ingredients and you realized many of the things are known carcinogens aloud in 200 ounce a skin cream not going to women owned enterprises or that support women in the supply chain but going to the man. and for products that -- that don't even, you know, not only do they not do good things for us but they don't do anything for the world or environment and for jobs -- >> so i thought maybe an interestin

and i go back and i remember flying back through duty-free and looking at the high-end chanel skin creams-- [laughter] and, you know, i love -- >> yes. >> one of the women in my life early on always told me even if you're really broke, always invest in your face, you only have one face. [laughter] so by the expensive skin creams. >> and you go through those duty-free, and they've got everything out -- >> they do. >> and usually one is looking pretty wretched because you're just getting off -- so you're an easy target. >> such an easy target. i'm coming off this flight from uganda, and i look at duty-free, and i'm looking at the skin cream, and i just looked at the ingredient label just the see what's in here. and it's things like red number 5, yellow number 7, die meth cone, all kinds of toxic ingredients, and many of these things are known carcinogens that are allowed in $200 an ounce jars of skin cream. we're shelling out money which is not going to enterprises that support women in the supply chain. it's literally going to the man. . okay fine, do it. you're on the sign so i decided to

entropy said they have a handheld device can tell whether that chanel or birkin handbag is real or notat the microscopic level. that looks at the stitching, even the grain of leather. the company claims that device has a 98 .5% accuracy rate. i was looking at some of the numbers. over the last year, the alibaba site reportedly removed more than 380 million counterfeit products from just its website. that is amazing how many fakes are out there. that's a good gadget>> if i'm paying $10 on the street, i don't expect the real deal. . >> if you're paying $600, you expected to be real pick>> thank you. let's check in with cell right now to look at the friday commute. >> good morning. we do have slowing on 80 westbound this morning. if you're driving from vallejo to macarthur maze. it's only 24 minutes. yesterday it was like an hour and a half. or an hour and 10 minutes. you get what i'm saying, we are definitely doing better than normal. the drive to the bay bridges another 15 or 20 minutes until you make it to san francisco. it moves along on 101. it is slow from the 280 interchange until

. >> these are steve madden they have in chanel and designer. >> buy steve madden not shaat nel.ose are super hot. >> everybody doing something to the heels of shoes. >> adding embellish many these came from target. >> i'm worried what p something falls off, though. >> you're back at michael's that's all i'm saying. we've got less than minute. >> of course you want to make sure do you your hall boots these are still so in. >> i love this color. this olive. olive is really pretty if you have bigger calves in the back make sure do you span deck in the back. >> you have a lot of hospital oh options for bigger calves. >> snow boots from target. i love because they're they're gucci inspire. gucci from target. follow mow on instagram boutique hush i'll give you the dietz on all these shoes. >> okay. >> oh, yeah. >> my boots from the '90's over here. >> i don't see them. >> holly let's buy those >> absolutely. wear those tucker. >> you look good these. >> these mike work were in your halloween costume. >> see you tomorrow. >> thanks kim. >> bye. your internet deserves the 100%