rock n roll anchorman 2 says that in one hour actress jennifer lawrence likes to this autumn and winter a mix of masculine and feminine elements or trendy such as delicate really dresses with chunky boots says fashion journalist 6 asked. if the mixture of between a rock n roll girl which is usually a black and quite strong but it can also be that sort of both. print kind of fabric busy a larger maybe rock falls and you can mix the 2 together wherever you look like they're not just in black but also red. and leach. jackets trousers dresses and even jumpsuits as worn by influence or a livia palermo. and her recent designer cecile cortex is going to cuba and i love to feel what color the smell of it so sensual it's not really in this season leather is a really big if you don't have something a lever you don't have anything so you really should have at least a pair of leather pallets which can be very slim or very large as well the color for winter this year is being pushed along with all shades of brown german model stephanie is a fan. alice be a brown khaki rich earthy towns that every wo

but kenneth moton wasn't always the polished anchorman he is today. great state of south carolina. >> reporter: we know. south carolina. he had an accent. >> i'll turn to sports, folks. >> reporter: and hair. at the university of south carolina he marched in the band. >> it's great knowing you're part of the game. ♪ >> reporter: and covered hard-hitting stories. >> carolina news wanted to find out just how important pep bands are to the sporting frenzy we like to call basketball -- >> reporter: armed with talent, charisma, and good looks, his career took off. columbia. raleigh durham. >> i only know the electric slide. >> reporter: orlando. >> gave one of the employees a face full of pepper spray -- >> reporter: philadelphia. >> from the hallway, i can look right into the kitchen of one of the condos -- >> reporter: and then he joined abc news as a correspondent based in washington, d.c. but there was more in store for kenneth moton. >> big welcome to kenneth moton, it's great to have you. >> so good to be here. >> reporter: he was asked to fill in on

>>in napa county power is out to nearly 7,000 pg customers, our first anchorman is in saint helene a for us tonight where he spent the day watching people prepare for the lights to go out he joins us now live up from saint helene adana should be getting dark soon. bunch of saying alina still has their lights on at this point. >>but there are people on the outskirts of saying only have the power. hope valley and angwin what people seem to be a little bit more prepared this time alas coverage. >>early wednesday afternoon, those who live in and around saint alina we're making a beeline ta the local grocery store to stock up for the power shut off. >>we are very ready. i have my bag of better batteries and flashlights and candles and a current for dirt a church anything else in addition to saying alina many of these folks live in the hills pope valley angwin in deer park. >>and for most cutting the electricity to prevent a wildfire. it's a price. they're willing to pay it's going keep fires from being like tubs and that's what they need to do. >>if it stops, you know, when you know peopl

>>you may recall was level during the 2017 north bay fire storm well bores anchorman is there live tonight talking with evacuees and particularly about their concerns at this situation unfolding for them once again is very hard really absorbed and. >>well that's right and some are concerned that this is going to become the new normal in fact were they might have to evacuate 2 or 3 times a year. streets in santa rosa's coffey park neighborhood are once again filled with new homes after the area was leveled during the 2017 wine country firestorm and step back 3 months ago i discussed in under temporary occupancy about a month and a half ago or so, but now are ramos and the rest of his neighbors are under a mandatory evacuation due to the kincade fire. it was a little nerve wracking its like the a. >>and some fear these evacuations could become the new normal. >>you my concern is this might be a ongoing event and we have to continually we're giving it considerable thought whether this is the right area even be living in. >>several coffey park evacuees stopped back at their homes for a few hou

the scope of this potential shut off though is as we said being slightly reduce cut force anchorman live outside pga headquarters with more. and what we know. >>well what we know is is that they've reduced at cisco from 201,289 1000 people that's a drop of about 12,000 people were going to get an update here the june 8 reporters in about 25 minutes and we'll see if that scope. but we can also tell you there continues to be problems with pg e's website in terms of its functionality and in terms of it updating this information. >>tuesday pacific gas and electric reduce the number of customers who may be impacted by the latest public safety power shutoff which could begin as early as wednesday afternoon. what was a potential 201,000 customers has now been reduced to 189,000. >>we're able to reduce number based on the forecast the changing conditions, but also based on our ability to section allies parts of the grid and what that does enables us to look at those areas that are adjacent to the high fire threat districts, but there for low-risk areas and be able to target those circuits or por

to talk about his 25 years in the movies, from the break-out role in "clueless" to classics like anchorman, and this is 40 and now his new netflix series where he plays opposite himself. yes, a welcome double dose of rudd our sunday sit-down with paul rudd plus the latest news and politics as always this weekend on "sunday today." you can catch us in the morning or set the dvr and watch us any time you like. for now i'll send it back to you, frances and phillip, and i'll see you on sunday morning >> all right, willie, we will see you then paul rudd, one of the most likeable actors. >> yes, timeless, too. he looks exactly the same. >>> now to the stories over and over again this week in germany simone biles has made, yes, history and even more history -- >> wow >> -- becoming the first woman to win five all around titles. and one step away from a bigger record nbc's aaron mclauchlin is there. >> reporter: the stage long for simone biles simone biles once again in a league of her own. already considered the greatest of all time, she nabbed her 5th all around world title ♪ ♪ two more medals h

removed while the boulder seem to be working they also created a variety of safety issues craport's anchorman is live in san francisco tonight to explain all of this day. >>well one of the safety issues was people were pushing these boulders into the street carrying one safety issue the other safety issue is that the residents here were starting to receive threats. one by one they were removed. they being the 2 dozen boulders that clinton park residents purchased and placed on the sidewalk to curtail drug dealing and homeless encampments. >>and that was taken over by talk to us and that's what brought the neighborhood together. weeks we really feel very proud of the neighbors and we will support them in any way week at public works director mohammed nuru says. >>his department supported the boulders. but ultimately residents who would not speak on camera asked the city to remove them because they were receiving threats. >>we're e-mails some kind of a bullying. you know just feeling you know. there was a a lot of pressure being put to. >>on them. another reason the boulders were removed is bec

>>but first anchorman is live tonight in brisbane where a fire. up to this morning. it came dangerously close to wer lines. dan what's the latest. well, what's interesting about this fire is it it grew up to just below power lines, but these were not power lines that were shut off these were power lines that were still on. >>the cause of this fire still under investigation. right now a lot of people have plenty of questions about how this fire started. brisbane residents were packing up at some other important items after a grass fire broke out on san bruno mountain below a set of pg e power lines that had not been turned off. >>i can see on hill there and it looks like some of the trees are really am. us. >>the evacuations were voluntary. >>i'm still here because i looked at it and didn't look too bad and while some stayed others decide take the chance means there's no point sticking around. >>mean the only the only thing i would do is be in the way. >>the fire broke out shortly before 11 and though initially just 3 acres a 150 firefighters were sent to the scene an

. >> jimmy: you know our first guest from "knocked up," "clueless," to "anchorman" and multiple marvelsure of working with himself, as man and clone in the new series "living with yourself." it premieres tomorrow on netflix. please welcome paul rudd. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> there's this split second when you know the thing's coming up. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and you think, what do i do? do i, is it, because it's a little bit like "price it right." is it a new car! the curtain goes up. >> jimmy: and you'd think it was like a mechanical device. it's just a guy pulling a string. >> it works. >> jimmy: it's all disappointing, but yeah, it does work and you were able to break free and come out here. >> i'd like to think that my entrance was disappointing. >> jimmy: no, your entrance was perfect. there was no problem with it at all. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you didn't take too much time. you didn't rush out too quickly and didn't take too much time. that's the key, really. >> i tell you something, i thought i didn't commit, i kind of danced, didn't totally. >> jimmy: this isn't "ellen". so you

movies like anchorman, talledega knights, step brothers, campaign and so many more. and through the years his work has gotten a little more serious but as fantastic. remember the big short. mccain managed to take on the extremely complicated devastating financial crisis and turn it into an amazing film based on michael lewis' book but it also hit home in a clear and tangible way. and i've been fortunate to get to know adam over the years. like me he's really passionate about climate change and now he's trying to figure out how to do the same thing he did in the big short and change it and make it into a movie that can communicate the scope of the crisis and how to bring those issues alive and front of mind. it's also the project targeted hin another book. it's a fascinating and fantastic book. i absolutely loved it. it sticks with me every day. and the three of us are going to talk about all that at the special live recording of our podcast coming up monday, october 31st. in l.a. there's still some tickets available believe it or not and you can get them at msnbc.com

>>over just a matter of powers car first anchorman spoke with a researcher tonight, been working on this study he joins us now live in berkeley with more >>vicki this phd student tells me that she was so close to finishing up her research and she just doesn't understand why pg e had to pull the plug on their power here at the university. she says she's now left just waiting and hoping to find out that it wasn't destroyed. >>sarah morris is a cow ph d student who says pg e's power outage may have destroyed her important cancer research, the $500,000 study involved work on treating drug-resistant forms of the potentially deadly disease. >>i'm slowly processing. up first was a lot of anger. now it's just. >>morris says the university was assured the morgan hall lab was not going to be affected by the p g any power outage, but then she was left scrambling with only 12 hours to spare once pg any decided they were in fact going to cut the power. the cells in her study require specific temperature control and had to be moved quickly. >>we can't shut off. power research institution. the shooting

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was probably far more likely as a truce rather than a resolution and i think as -- ron burgundy in anchormanid, agree to disagree. that's probably the best we can hope for they agree to not put on more tariffs and not escalate further. that's a long way from resolution as the markets have moved upward this morning, they're probably getting a little bit out in front of their skis. >> so the scenario of, all right, we're going to agree to disagree, as you said, we're going to turn around this narrative on trade, and then what then q1, we worry about primary season and elizabeth warren? >> i think in the near term, we're focussing more than anything on earnings a little bit of a disappointing earnings season, earnings should be down. they tend to get ratcheted upwards a little bit as you go through earnings season. but right now with earnings expected to be down about 4% this quarter, even with the upgrades, they'll probably still end up down a little bit i think that the -- this may be a period where the markets do still to look a little bit at the fundamentals. >> i don't know what you want t