we are so pumped for "pitch perfect 3" in theatres around christmastime!er was just released, and it shows the barden bellas after graduation going there are separate ways after graduation. >> we wouldn't have a movie if they weren't getting better for another auk pella competition. and rebel wilson just told our carly steel all about it. >> i'm thinking about amy whinehouse. let's kwet cracking. >> it's very different. get ready for a very different, fun movie. >> what do you mean? >> you'll have to see. >> this weekend stars appeared at vidcon, a conference for online video. in the movie, the bellas reunite for a uso tour of europe. ♪ i'm coming up so you better get this party started ♪ >> they go on a big adventure. there's a little more action elements this time around. >> there's so much action, the cast mates tease rebel about a famous keanu reaves character. >> they had a joke onset, they called me rebel wick. i'm like an action star now. >> what -- where does that come from? >> "john wick," you know. i don't know. >> i like that. >> it's definitely

at christmastime with the salvation army.e asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is a robbery. give me all the 100s and 50s from the bottom drawer first. i wanted the money from the bottom drawer. i didn't want the money from the top drawer because that's the chump change. you want to get where the big money is at. >> torres became known as the mummy bandit because of how he would cover his face during robberies, but he says the mummy in these surveillance photos which led to his latest conviction is an imposter. >> i would put band-aids to hide my identity, band-aids, nothing like the guy in the surveillance picture. where is the mummy bandit? he happens to be on the streets today. i'm an easy scapegoat. got to be th

i talked to a united states senator back around christmastime, back and christmastime before trump has of office. he said he'd already heard that when we would show up at an intelligence briefing and the subject of russia would be raised, he would say i don't want to talk about russia. clear low from the start he has not wanted to know what he didn't want to know about russia. that's why i actually believe sean spicer. there's only two ways of looking at what he said yesterday. one, it was plausible deniability and, two, he's such a bit player that he would be talking with something about the president that the president doesn't like to talk about except as it affects his legitimacy as the guy who beat hillary clinton. >> jeffrey rosen, what do you make of attorney general jeff sessions now getting a lawyer? we heard last week mike pence getting a lawyer. what do you make of all of this? >> you know, once an investigation gets started, it's just sensible legal advice in d.c. you've got to get a lawyer. it would be foolish not to. but it's certainly the case that to the degree that sess

christmastime in berlin.he market attack by a radicalized refugee from tunisia, who made his way into germany, killed 12 and injured more than 50, when he drove a truck into the celebrating crowd. a year ago, a train attack near wurzburg, when an afghan alu and a suicide bombing at a music festival in ansbach, a syrian refugee blew himself up, 15 people were hurt. guido steinberg: i personally think that the rise in the number of terrorists here in germany is primarily due to the refugee flow of 2015. we do see at least dozens of suspects, if not more, who have been members of isil, the nusra front, smaller organizations. scott: guido steinberg is one of germany's leading experts on terror and has advised governments on countering its spread. guido: some years ago we would have talked about, say 100 or 200 germans who went to pakistan to join al qaeda and its affiliates. today, we talk about numbers of 900 who went to syria within 4 years. that's a significant rise and it's an experience all western nations h

almost looks like christmastime, doesn't it? the temperature is 65 degrees on city avenue.ng up to the mid 70s, look out for a spotty thunderstorm or thundershowers later today. >>> in the morning buzz, gordon ramsey cooked breakfast for the crew at stewart house racing. he filmed the segment for his new show. he balked at the idea of eating the usual tailgating fare saying you could smell the overcooked stood hot dogs and burgers from mile away. >>> dr. seuss greeted people at the grand opening of his springfield massachusetts museum. it celebrates the amazing world of dr. seuss. there's personal letters and drawings that were donated by the late author and illustrator. >>> a school district in bucks county decides to cancel classes today as the search continues for an escaped inmate. "action news" will be right back. r own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose™ can help... with continued use twice a day, every day, one drop at a time. restasis multidose™ helps increase your eyes' natural ability to pro

you know, i was just looking at that view of the palace of fine arts and thinking at christmastime when and sit on that for three hours? we can do that! that's how pretty it is this morning. [ laughter ] >> we have -- it looks clear there but it is overcast there as well as right there. that is the view of the bay bridge. you cannot see the tip-top of it. stands 525 feet tall. so that gives me a good idea the ceiling is lowering to about, oh, let's say 500 feet this morning. we are in the 50s across the board. we have the intrusion of the deck of stratus, the marine layer pushing onshore but notice, even though it might be widespread it's pretty patchy. we'll have earlier burnoff today. 60s beaches with barely any clearing towards daly city and colma. partial clearing in pacifica. we'll have sunshine later today 60s to

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you know, i was just looking at that view of the palace of fine arts and thinking at christmastime when they put up the yule log and sit on that for three hours? we can do that! that's how pretty it is this morning. [ laughter ] >> we have -- it looks clear there but it is overcast there as well as right there. that is the view of the bay bridge. you cannot see the tip-top of it. stands 525 feet tall. so that gives me a good idea the ceiling is lowering to about, oh, let's say 500 feet this morning. we are in the 50s across the board. we have the intrusion of the deck of stratus, the marine layer pushing onshore but notice, even though it might be widespread it's pretty patchy. we'll have earlier burnoff today. 60s beaches with barely any clearing towards daly city and colma. partial clearing in pacifica. we'll have sunshine later today 60s to 70 around the bay. full forecast again by mid- morning around the peninsula. inland, you have it made! you have temperatures all the way to the low 90s away from the bay. full forecast in a couple of minutes but let's say good morning to jaclyn du

gerri: fedex announced they will charge more at christmastime for overnight deliveries.no, that's ups. russia ramping up a potentially deadly game of chicken with the u.s. over a battle zone half a world away. general jack keane there join me to break it down coming up. ♪ here comes the fun with sea-doo starting at just $5,299 and up to $500 rebate visit sea-doo.com today looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free q

. >> when i started in '87, the excessive overtime was normally christmastime. i think now with the internet and people being able to shop 24/7, it's changed this business. >> reporter: now, according to the union, what constitutes excessive overtime is three or more days in a row in one week that you are working nine half hours or more. joseph who he would talked to about this story says it's not the 9.5-hour days that bothers these days, it's the 10 to 12 hours that they are working consistently year round. live in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> we are learning more about the three u.p.s. drivers who were targeted in yesterday's attack. we are hearing descriptions such as, good friend, father figure. kpix 5 reporter joe vazquez on the coworkers struggling to deal with their loss. >> very solemn. very sad. >> reporter: the scum started working near 1999. he only filed one grievance earlier this year. because he had been assigned extra overtime for more than three days in a row. but nobody here believes that's what set him off yesterday. what caused h

we don't know how many trials there will be because we don't know how precise the christmastime decision based on the october oral argument will be. trish: quickly, do you think justice kennedy will stay on the bench for a while. >> i do. trish: there were rumors he will announce his retirement. >> justice kennedy is a very classy guy. he will not spring this on people in the middle of summer. the last court day is this friday. not to drag this out, but that would be a day he would make such announcement. if we don't hear him make that decision by end of the day friday he is sitting there for a year. trish: always a pleasure to have you. president obama trying to reform obamacare will kill thousands. what bernie sanders is saying. calling them, i quote, democrats have become nothing but obstruction its. they have no policies or ideas, all they do is delay and complain. they own obamacare. does he have a point? obamacare is a complete total -- fair to say that right? nobody is happy with obamacare. the insurance companies aren't happy. people paying huge premiums are not happy. yet democr

it comes out in christmastime. hopefully it will be good.nal so i'm a little except tal about the new one but we'll see. >> the rock nerdy high school student in the rock's body in central intelligence, you're actually right. he was cia nerd. yeah. exactly. a little bit different. because he was -- he could kill people with his bare hands. >> that is true. >> character he can nail. clearly. >> all right. kev, good to see you. have fun. >> all right. see you guys. >> take care. >> steve is available to help. >>> 9:47 right now. hook up etiquette. sarah fraser is back with a late edition of the celebrity dish this week and this morning we'll try to offer some advice to a viewer who wants to have her cake then kick it out. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant. some use equipment to be at their best. and some use it to sleep their best. the beautyrest black hybrid pr

you say christmastime is most hectic but this is busy time too. >> summer is anytime but such a greatn the summer. we have great events, excursions like american girl, goes to rome. >> really. >> yes, to see wick, ward winning musical. who doesn't like a good musical. after the group sees it, come back to our store and we have a beautiful dinner, with, great food, and yummy deserts, girls, and musical and funnel gant. >> and, you say, try to get a reservation, coming on a week even, during the week, and, come during the week it it is easier but if you spend a day trip from philadelphia you will want to know what to do where to go. come here, before you do it and make a reservation for brunch, lunch, dinner, and cafe, and then hit the hair salon first thing because that is our hot ticket. make a reservation for the day and then go enjoy everything. you can go to radio city, create a t-shirt, we're all nodding our head, anything that symbolizes, a place to be creative and have a great time , is there so much to do here. >> so, we are going in to seventh grade. you have several cool doll

>> around christmastime i was talking to a united states senator who was telling me when trump danedow up and the subject of russia would be raised, even back then before he was sworn in, he would say i don't want to talk about russia. >> i think that's a huge problem. the president is an open book in some ways. i think that the policies important and more importantly the ritual of the press conference, the press availability. it seems quaint to some people are unimportant. i sake johntake john's point. you can submit on the topics of the day. it's an important ritual of accountability. i'm sad to see it structured this way. >> they're not telling the truth. it doesn't do -- they could hold briefings 24/7 but if they lie at this rate it doesn't do anybody a lot of good. >> what bothers me about the leaks is they leak a lot and then they complain about the leaks, which is a problem. we're grateful to have them because it may be the only vehicle by which we get the information. i'm worried about the day they start deliberately leaking bad information and we go with it and they call us

he tells me he used to work here at the ups service center, and he says he worked here during christmastime and he was stunned by what happened here because, according to him. security is really tight and people were really friendly and seemed to be really happy here, but then i told him the alleged gunman was a worker and so security possibility didn't have anything to do with this situation. lack to you guys. anoall right. heir hyou very much, cheryl hurd, who has been reporting live from the scene outside that have ups facility in san francisco where a gunman opened fire this morning shortly before 9:00 this morning after the morning briefing to fellow employees. this is what happened shortly thereafter. these are people we believe nobody employees from the ups service center holding their arms up to police who had to rescue him in a sense and bring him down from are the building and evacuate the building. there was a shelter in place for area buildings surrounding residences and what not while they investigated this scene not knowing if there was actually one gunman, possibly two. we've

especially that gothic scene, in the white house, in the green room which we all visit around christmastime when they have the press in, and that room, in an oval office -- i say an oval shaped table these two men met with the navy stewards coming in to serve them drinks and food and then leaving them alone. in that amazing scene where the president asked for his loyalty. almost like the godfather restaurant scene. i want your loyalty. and he does offer it up. and then comey, of course, is believed but here's a case where he's saying i'll give you honest loyalty and trump hold the noun. maybe comey was holding on to the adjective honest. remember that thing, in april, he said remember that thing, talking about that oath of loyalty he believed comey had given him and wasn't honoring that was allowing the cloud over him to stay up there. this is fascinating stuff. trump must have read this. i know he doesn't read anything but i think he read this today and he knows what he's up against. i agree with everything said so far of all the other reporters and commentaries. this is a hell of a day. >

what i'm saying is you would have ira bombings at places like christmastime.. >> absolutely. >> i also think we need to sort of circle back too. i was thinking it for the first hour or so of the show. that i thought the president trump made his comment about the mayor of london because of his faith and not his words. and when you look at his words, they are so basic. they are totally unekwif kwal. this president had to mangle them. >> the tweets are all-time worst. just note a really haunting fact this morning. look at the president. this is the 70sth anniversary of george marshal's speech announcing the marshal plan. farsighted visionary piece of policy arguably the united states put together in the 20th century. happened today. imagine the world in which that happened. the united states stood up for all of europe. pulled europe back on his feet. compared to today when you have a prosecute sinking out. what the marshal plan happened. because when we did in 1919 and 1920, which donald trump is repeating now for the first time since 1919 and 1920. building the

and customers alike seem to prefer lyft, and culturally, as we saw, i forgot maybe it was around christmastimeg a culture battle against travis, putting an additional fee around some of the issues they were having at the airports. >> uber not profitable, they're losing less money than they used to in theory, but when i look at these companies, for example what amazon is doing, even hollywood and all the money that's getting poured into the content creation that's going on, which is wonderful, you guys, your money is subsidizing cheap stuff. how long are you guys going to do that for. you know what i mean i feel like under uber goes public, there's no exit strategy until lyft has something happened, you don't get paid are you worried you're subsidizing all this consumption and it doesn't pay off >> brow the up amazon. they haven't been profitable until recently, so you think it's proof positive that a business can sustain themselves in the public and private markets not being profitable. >> interesting how? >> well, i mean, somebody is paying >> he's paying. >> you're paying >> the think the en

they did it up to for christmastime with their all their different themes out there and i really really> cherry blossoms.& >> i think it's a cool idea. >> i've never seen the show game of thrones so i need to get caught up on -- >> you can just go drink. >> just go -- yes. >> best wisdom. >> all you need to say where are my dragons? they'll let you in the door. >> trust me. >> don't watch it on your phone while you're in the bar. >> see you later erin. >>> let's check what's tenning this morning. mo. >> first up double the delight george clooney and wife amal waking up to parents to twins this morning the couple welcomed baby boy alexander and baby girl ella. they had been keeping a low profile up to the birth. amal was last seen on april sickth in london. spokesperson for the couple released statement the new mom and babies are happy, healthy and doing fine and joked george is does he dated and should recover in to you days. >> that's funny. such the cutest. >> such a george clooney joke. >> do you think when people are rich like george and amal do you think they really actually do rea

is going to raise shipping costs at christmastime and are they going to match widely watched decision to come down from market index provider msci later today. we'll be finding out whether they will include chinese domestic stocks in its widely followed emerging markets index. china makes up more than 60% of the value of emerging markets but msci is mulling the very strict capital controls and other factors unique to the chinese market that make it very difficult to invest for foreigners, and whether or not it would put investors in that particular index at risk shares of lennar are jumping this morning lennar reported earnings of 91 cents per share bitting estimates by 13 cents. lennar sold more homes at higher prices during the quarter and saw a double bing it increase in new orders >>> still to come, oil prices falling this morning on concerns of u.s. output growth which continues to persist we'll talk prices and where they could head after this short break and later ryan seacrest joins us along with i-heart media ceo bob pittman. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just