boyce and hart! hey, that's great. who's boyce and hart? they're a very hot young singing team. they're happening, they're now -- they're expensive, but they're worth it. sam, i don't often admit my mistakes. but in this case, i must say i was totally against the idea, and darrin went right over my head and convinced breeze shampoo to go after the youth market. i'd be glad to. i meant samantha. you know something, larry? those baby-blue eyes of yours kind of turn m larry, why don't we take our drinks into the den, and we can go over the details? uh, larry? [ smooches ] [ rock music pl she would have stayed till who knows when [ horn honks ] here they come! [ screaming ] you know, bob, that's unbelievable. that's the 17th shirt i've lost this w you know what hap some fans broke into my ferrari and messed up my mink upholstery. it only proves one thing. the public loves you. now sit down. i want to give you my idea for a national chain of boyce and hart shish-kebab stands. step aside, ladies. step aside. [ indistinct complaining ] sorry, lady. no visitors unless your name is on th

oh, their names are boyce & hart. oh, you mean the guys at the bazaar? yeah. oh, they were brilliant. i mean, really. i mean, they were the-- they were average-- below average group. well, let her stay. who needs her anyway? yeah, yeah, who needs her anyway. it'll be great being away from her for two or three weeks. oh! yeah, great. you'll have a ball. yeah, just-- just have a ball. no one to get me in trouble every time i turn around. yeah, no one to cook for you. no one to take care of you. yeah. really looking forward to this, roge. i'm gonna have a terrible time. you want me to help you put them in there? well, why don't you just cancel the whole thing? what do you mean ca--? i can't cancel. it'd give her the upper hand for the rest of my life. yeah, well, what's she got now? besides, it's the principle of the thing. i got 300 dollars tied up in that equipment. well, think of it this way. it only cost you 200 dollars. jeannie: master! hey, what do you mean? there's jeannie now. jeannie: master! i knew she'd come back. i never doubted it for a minute. maste

. >> bob: a story you'll see only on fox, valerie boyce sat down with the professor to talk about >> sonni: the magic taking on the golden state warriors testimony. but will home court advantage be enough? talk with fox sports coming up. >> bob: let's look at the the dow jones up 212 the >> sonni: a story you'll see only on fox. this professor speaking out after one of her students was shot and killed. >> bob: virginia ortega is accuse ode killing her son, blake howard. and then ortega tried to kill he was and told police she suffered from depression and did not want to leave blake, he son, alone in this world. professor to talk about 29-year-old blake howard. >> i think this was part of his escape. >> reporter: professor karen feldman says blake howard was more than just a victim of crime. he was one of her star students in english class. >> reserved bit very smart right from the start. very respace suspectful. anxious to get into his studies. >> reporter: karen says blake would often arrive early to class but she had ago gut feeling something was wrong when he didn't show up to sch

steve: simone boyce talks to john stamos about the full house reboot. dari: and the truth is out there. what scientists are doing to find proof of alien life. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks take control of your health steve: a favorite sitcom returning to tv. fuller house with most of the original cast. dari: simone boyce sat down with john stamos to talk about the long-awaited reboot. >> reporter: as of friday, the house is full again. netflix's long-awaited full house sequel arrives starring bob saget, john stamos and more. >> i freaked out. it was so beautiful. i was all by myself. it. me. >> john was known as jesse rais

back in mavs where due boyce's family has leafed in freedom, young willy was both the star student and the star athlete. but he had never before seen such confident young men or beautiful girls as he saw in the south. and he was bowled over by what he described in this autobiography as the rosy apricot beauty of 16-year-old lina calhoun of atlanta. dubois named his teachers to be the talented ten. the ten percent of the negro race whose job was to uplift the 90%. both calhoun girls married successful young men, breaking willy dubois' heart she married other graduate who would principal of the first black high school in nashville, and later in the classic black middle class way, being something of a renaissance man, successful on optometrist, and their cousin, the daughter of moses' sister, married a graduate of atlanta university who became the very prosperous and highly respected first black licensed real estate broker in atlanta. while cora and lina calhoun and their husbands moved north in the wake of -- the supreme court decision that entrenched white sprem circumstance their cousi

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reporter: simone boyce, "fox 5 news." dari: coming up we're going back live to the bronx where two officers were shot. what's with them? oh, those two? they're always fighting for attention. there's more to a legendary city than its legends. plan your legendary stay at visitphilly.com alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually dari: an update on the breaking news we've been following two nypd officers shot while on patrol in melrose houses in the bronx th

[music] steve: simone boyce shows us how dari: was the new coach of the knicks targeted by hackers? i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per month. and ask about free installation. dari: on your feet is a broadway musical based on the real life story of superstar singer gloria estefan and her husband emilio. steve: simone boyce has this exclusive backstage pass for us tonight. >> reporter: i love the show. everyone who has seen it has great things to say. it's so much fun to take a date, to take family members. it's one of the best things on broadway right now. that's because the energy in on your feet brings down the house every time. how does the cast sustain that level of excitement for eight shows a week? the leads are about to show us right now. >> i never woul

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dari: the show is hosted by jennifer lahmers, megan wright and simone boyce. she's here to tell us all about >> reporter: here to kind of warm you up for the super bowl, something to do on your saturday night. you can get the party started at home. we have something for everyone, including interviews with your favorite stars. for our premier tomorrow, i travel to miami to hang out with mr. 305, pitbull, who is a world of fun. here's a look. this is a worldwide exclusive. i have mr. worldwide here looking a little different than we normally see. this is dressed down, mr. world mr. worldwide. >> to the whole world, we want to welcome you to 305, dade, the magic city. we can dress like this going that's why we're taking it from the big apple to the pineapple. >> i loved his music. then you meet him and he's so gracious, down to earth. steve: the only way to pull his thing off is to be like that in real life. everything i've ever seen, he is. dari: everything i've ever heard, he is amazing, gracious, all of that. >> reporter: yes. definitely. never forget where he

a woman and two boyce died. police found another man dead in his house. they couldn't believe how powerful it was. >> reporter: all you could do is look away. >> the storm system also killed at least four people across the deep south. two died in louisiana where winds slammed around 160 homes there and now look at this mess here. that's the storm -- what the storm left behind in north carolina. a suspected tornado touched down in the north central part of the state. it blew apart since homes but no one was hurt. one man missed the storm because he was out at the store at the time. you see here in florida winds blew the roof off part of a home in north charlotte south of tampa. the storm also wrecked porches and roofs on other homes in the neighborhood but fortunately no one was hurt there. and with many downed trees to clean up and power outages, many officials are telling people to stay off the roads and away from downed power lines today. i'm vai sikahema. tracy? >>> tonight republican presidential hopefuls square off in texas for the party's tenth deba

. >> simone boyce "fox 5 news." christina beyonce surprise. a music video out hours before she performs a super bowl 50. it features a guest appearance by her daughter blue ivy. this is the singer's first single since 2014. information is available to stream and download free from title. antwan: this month he will be able to bring home a bottle of as a hotel history. christina: those prices will be around $150. the chandeliers date back to the 1920s or 30s and taken down in 2000 during a three-year renovation. it also hopes to make other items from the hotel as surely as well. antwan: and offended people want to adopt a pet hopping to gramercy park. there might be d. and aspca adoption event. the goal was to find forever homes for these 50 bunnies. the rabbits are rescued in december after being found living in poor conditions. christina: the bronx polar bears lived up to their winter came. people took off their winter sweaters and put on their -- and jumped into the wintry waters. they did it to help the homeless program. the summers are trea

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cog to "the washington post," researcher has 100 teenage boyce play card games. some together, some alone. those who played together took bigger risks, but they also played better than their peers who played alone. >>> it looks like the wait is almost over. this weekend, you should be able to ride a street car along the h street corridor on the district. you see file here of practice runs that's been going on it seems like forever. the first street car set to pick up riders on h street about 10:00 saturday morning. the street car ride will be free for at least the first six months that they're transporting pas help people get accustomed to using it. the system will not run on sundays, though. that day will be a day of rest. a day for maintenance. >>> an absolute mess here at the top of the beltway, involving a jackknifed tractor trailer here. just before georgia avenue. we're going to tell you what state highway is planning to do in just minutes. to impact both the outer and inner loop. >>> that breaking news on the beltway. a tractor trailer accident blamed for

darren boyce was killed early on valentine's day behind an apartment complex on the amonte drive. he was found inside the vehicle that had crashed into a pole about 3:45. friends and neighbors remember him as a generous man. police say no arrests have been made. >>> we now know the names of two people killed in a car crash sunday night on highway 1 in sonoma county. they have been identified as daniel mcnew of lake jackson, texas and samantha crowell of ocean grove, new jersey. the two were stationed at the u.s. coast guard race at west of petaluma. their car crashed into a tree and burst into flames near doran beach road. >>> a san francisco man is recovering tonight after being pistol whipped during a daring robbery inside his apartment. it happened about 8:40 last course of -- corner of mason and check -- and chestnut streets. he was inside when two men walked in through an open door. he says his roommates were home but things happened so quickly, they didn't even hear the robbers. >> turned and looked around to the right, around the corner, a guy had a gun pointed to my head.

dari: simone boyce is here with the entertainment headlines. >> reporter: this is huge news for new yorkers. i know several people who are trying for the lottery. several -- steve: impossible. >> reporter: -- in our office who didn't get up. groundhog's day is up and down. the lottery is up and running online for hamilton. [music] after thousands of entries crashed the music the lottery winners for tonight's performance were announced a couple of hours ago. here's how it works. there's a limit of one entry per person. you can request two tickets. only 21 tickets will be given away. that live lottery that happens outside the richard rogers theatre will return in the spring. they do fun performances. visit hamilton lottery. okay. musicals, they're not just for the stage. they're doing it online television. the sound track from "grease live" is killing it on itunes. [music] >> reporter: the sound track made it to the top 5 with rihanna and adele. the no. 1 song may be surprising. jordan fisher's those magic changes. rendition of grease is the word. it's electrifying. steve: everybody is so poi

steve: simone boyce is here with the big nners. >> reporter: it can be a dizzying timef year. the sag awards is when actors award their peers. it's voted by other actors. and you've hea the #oscar so white. #sag so black. there you go. the sag awards celebrated diversity with viola davis and elba, a few of the big winners. many feel elba was snubbed by the oscars, but he was awarded performances he took the stage three times, taking home trophies for performances in the beasts of no nation and the drama luther and a equip about the oscars diversity controversy by saying looks like. good for him. sag so black, oscar so white, jada pinkett smith is returning to gotham. she would be reprising her role. i talked to a frequent scene partner, robin lord taylor, who plays the penguin, a character who probably wishes he pushed fish harder. >> not much i can say about what happens. i know she's coming back which means that my reign as king of gotham is very much in jeopardy. fish can swim. yeah. she's coming back and is going to be more ruthless than before. >> reporter: you've got to

dari: simone boyce is here with her predictions for sunday's big night. >> reporter: hollywood's biggest night, one of my favorite days of the year. all eyes will be on host chris rock. steve: awesome he's the host. >> reporter: perfect choice for an edgy host to handle the topic. dari: ironic. >> reporter: if you want to leave with a winning ballot, i have the predictions you need to know. the most important role, host chris rock, who jokes he only got the gig because last year's host, ellen degeneres said no. that may be true. reviews are mixed on his performance in 2005. after the internet pressured him to step down as a host, you can bet he is going to so bluntly address the oscar so white controversy. variety is reporting he's been testing out material at l.a. oscars boycott and leonardo dicaprio. he tweeted oscars, the white bet awards. he went so far as to talk about the bush administration. we could get into presidential candidates here. steve: plenty to work with there. dari: plenty of entertainment. i don't think donald trump will go scot-free sunday night. >> reporter: nobody

darren boyce was killed early on valentine's day behind an apartment complex on the amonte drive.he was found inside the vehicle that had crashed into a pole about 3:45. friends and neighbors remember him as a generous man. police say no arrests have been made. >>> we now know the names of two people killed in a car crash sunday night on highway 1 in sonoma county. they have been identified as daniel mcnew of lake jackson, texas and samantha crowell of ocean grove, new jersey. the two were stationed at the u.s. coast guard race at west of petaluma. their car crashed into a tree and burst into flames near doran beach road. >>> a san francisco man is recovering tonight after being pistol whipped during a daring robbery inside his apartment. it happened about 8:40 last night in a complex near the course of -- corner of mason and check -- and chestnut streets. he was inside when two men walked in through an open door. he says his roommates were home but things happened so quickly, they didn't even hear the robbers. >> turned and looked around to the right, around the corner, a guy had

dari: simone boyce caught up with the mastermind. they have fabulous stuff. >> reporter: she captures the essence of the empowered woman. there are so many talented people in the fashion world. michel. she's a mom of two and designer, a bold, edgy contemporary woman's line sold at neimann marcus and bloomingdale's. we're behind the scenes from casting to the catwalk in this front row look at new york fashion week. we're at the milly headquarters with michel smith. there's a casting call going on right now. come on in. >> i'm creating looks for the show. we're casting models for the show. they take their photos. sometimes we try the clothing on them. we want the girl that's going to perfectly embody the spirit of >> i came to new york to go to school. i went to paris and trained at christian dior and hermes. it carries the energy of new york city. this is a special fabric i designed for my collection. when the fabric is woven, it has loose floating threads and they're hand cut. it gives the fringe effect. i'm a mother of two small kid

and attorney david boyce is here arranging major case including bush v gore and all that the news is back in the morning. >>> some of the biggest names in music are getting ready for the grammy awards. >> tonight. exciting. this year get a chores look than ever at -- closer look than ever at the winners performers took the stage to practice now the closing act is under wraps but this morning we have learned each grammy award trophy will be fitted with a camera. >> oh. >> when the grammy award is given to an artist you will literally be in the hands of your favorite artist. you will see their point of view and their perspective. >> even if artists don't take home a trophy everyone is invited to the back stage gifting lounge where they can choose anything from clothing to cocktails and jewelry and it's like trick or treat for the celebs. >> i guess the invite was lost in the mail. >> watch the grammys on cbs >> i feel like some will be doing crazy stuff because they know the cameras and grammys you know what i mean holding it up and doing selfies. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i am ready. that.

steve: simone boyce joins us to show us how the play smart people is trying to get people -- >> reporter: this is what the play is going to do. i'm really excited to see it. a discussion about race and class in 2016 almost inevitably ignites debate over the political election ahead of us. the play smart people asks its audience to revisit the 2008 election as told through the eyes of a racially diverse and capable cast. >> i barack obama -- >> reporter: in his final term, a new play analyzes his race to the white house and how it changed our conversation about race itself. >> i wanted to know what people who look like you see when they see the things i see and that we see two different worlds. >> i was in my apartment. people were banging pots and that feeling of euphoria like something real just happened. change is coming. >> reporter: in smart people, the there's one of four harvard professionals attempting to make sense of the election alongside house of cards actor ali. >> this makes us human. it's supposed to be our ability to control our impulses. >> jackson is just dealing with be

steve: simone boyce here to tell us how dead pool differs. this is a whole different approach than what we're used to. >> reporter: yeah. more of the antihero than a hero. this is an adult superhero movie. it's raunchy and it is very r rated. i sat down with one of the actors, t.j. miller, at st. andrew's bar and restaurant here in times square. >> surprise. >> this is a different superhero story. >> robert reynolds in a red suit belonging to dead pool. >> i've been in love with it for so long. >> reporter: fans are getting what they asked for. a stand alone film with wade wilson, who transforms into the most irreverent superhero in the marvel universe. >> you are hard to look like. you look like a topographical >> t.j. miller stars as weasel. i think you have the best role in dead pool because you get to make fun of ryan reynolds to his face. >> that's one of the most fun aspects of it. he's such a handsome guy. you're doing a scene with him, you can get lost in his eyes. >> you are haunting. you look like an avocado had sex with an older av

simone boyce was at the courthouse as fans showed up to support her. >> reporter: kesha's fight against sony records is far from over. a manhattan supreme court judge ruled the 28-year-old must continue making music with dr. luke, the producer that allegedly raped her. [music] >> reporter: she claims he has been abusive, citing incidents of violence and sexual harassment. they hold an exclusive contract with her that requires six more albums. a judge denied the singer's request to free here from the agreement. she arrived at court earlier dressed in a white suit and outside she found a fan protest drawing together supporters from it was organized by an 18-year-old from newtown, connecticut. >> kesha since the beginning has been a strong crusader for human rights and accepting yourself and loving yourself through her music. to hear that her music -- she's being silenced underneath her abuser's contract is terrible. >> reporter: michael used the twitter account kesha today to rally fans. >> i'm from yorktown heights. so many women in the music industry and other industries suffer through

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. >> reporter: and now battling it out for asia's attention are the two big boyce in the industry, airbus and boeing. they fly into the singapore air show with airbus leading but the american company is leading counterparts in deliveries. the big squareoff will be in theed me-based jet space. that's where asian manufacturers are making their presence felt. the chinese 919 and the regent jets will be competing against the russians, canadians and brazilians. but with the global economy heading towards store speed, they'll have to make sure they're producing maximum thrusts to make sure it takes flight. sri jegarajah. >>> the nikkei's makita is there. e're still seeing gains in the equity markets. >> exactly. and it was a bit of a surprise. we'll talk about that later. starting with government figures released today show that japan's gdp marketed negative growth of an annualized 1.4% during the october to december quarter last we're. that was, as you said, worse than the 1.3 contraction economists had forecast. the largest factor that led to the drop was sluggish domestic demands which accou

steve: simone boyce here to tell us about the fashions of leqwon smith. >> reporter: we'll be seeing him more when we debut studio 5, our fun fashion show. don't miss that saturday night. we're catching up with the queen's designer who is doing custom work for beyonce and kim kardashian. he was born and raised here. he is a fashion designer and he's making waves around the world. in fact, his line is made right here in new york in long island city, queens. we spoke with him about a year ago when he had just made forbes 30 under 30 list and the new york city times named him one to watch. now he's letting us in on how he has tons of hollywood it girls wearing his clothes. >> it helps with brand awareness and with pop culture. i grew up being inspired by hip-hop and r & b and pop culture. i just love the fact that, like, i am, you know, one of the designers that are dressing some of the top it entertainer girls right now. that really helps with the influence and the branding of t the girl. she's in tune with pop culture and social media and in today's world and what's going on. dari: in

the delaware state fair and devoted himself to learning more about delaware's all-important poultry boyce. i'll say that in equal parts did i my tboaft learn more about sports going to caps caps' the s and wizards events, and he joined me in going to the memorable visits of processing plants where thousands of chickens made the eye-opening transition from being broilers to being dinner. in addition to his many attributes, i'd like to thank hum for his strong constitution and dedication to advancing the agricultural interests of my home state, which even included trying scrapple on one occasion. mr. president, at a time when congressional budgets have been constantly under pressure and many in america believe our political system is dysfunctional, capitol hill depends on dedicated, loyal, optimistic, and positive public servants like todd. not only for the kind of policy and political accomplishments that ultimately show up on a resume or a job description but even more for the qualities and characteristics that make this place function. an unquestionably positive attitude, a management st

and gloria steinem saying that women are only voting forre sanders because they want to be around boycewoman, you need to fall in line. >> they need to stay away from this issue. when hillary clinton accused donald trump of sexism he fired back an instagram that still has the campaign back on their heels a month later. >> he's scarily brilliant at that that sort of stuff. >> scarily. >> so speaking of scarily brilliant, let's go to pulitzer prize winning columnist in maureen dowd. >> so frank set maureen up, but here's what she's writing. "when hillary clinton killed feminism" is the title. "instead of just admitting he had an affair with monica lewinsky and taking his lumps, bill lied and hid behind the skirts of his wife and female cabinet members. seeing madeleine albright, the first female secretary of state, give cover to president clinton, was a low point in women's rights as was the "new york times'" op-ed by gloria stein them arguing lewinsky's will was not violated. hillary knew she could count on the complicity of feminist leaders who liked bill's progressive policies on women