i always assumed that it was chucky with a y, not chuck e. cheese. >> never been. >> never. >> never had a party at chuck e. cheese. >> never been. maybe i -- >> it's a big part of american -- >> only founded in 1977. again, i would have assumed given how much it was mentioned that it was a longer standing restaurant chain. what does the e. stand for, do you know? >> i don't know. edgar. >> do you know? >> there we go. >>> making headlines teenagers have been tarnished with being bad drivers. a new report says millennials may be more reckless. aged 19 to 24 are more likely to exceed the speed limit by 10 to 15 miles per hour, run a red light, speed in a school zone or read or send a text. very dangerous. don't do that. the study asks drivers of all ages whether they thought they were more careful than other people on the road. not surprisingly most people said they are. >> that doesn't surprise me at all. younger people are definitely more reckless. >> not me. i was always cautious courtney. very careful driver.

but is chuck e. cheese serving too much booze. >> how about corona light. >> "inside edition" investigates. >> and another big exclusive. on the tenth anniversary of her ath, the infamous na nicole smith clown video that shocked the world. >> i don't know. >> stoned.

chuck e cheese now sells beer and wine. they officially have a two drink limit. getting more than two drinks at all the chuck e cheese's we went to and when we went to the managers to ask, hey, what's this about the limit we had no problem they very quickly said, call this number and it's number at corporate. while they're really good about telling the press to call corporate their waiters aren't quiet as good at enforcing that official two drink policy. >> hmm. all right. don't forget you can see more of deborah norville and epp side edition right here on fox 29 weekdays at 6:30. >>> when it comes to the super bowl for some people the game doesn't matter as much as the commercials. we've got your first look at some of the most anticipated a ads. >>> and on super bowl sunday why one new jersey college grad will be inside the stadium before anybody else. >> and the inspiring reason why some philadelphia police officers took some time from their beats to play a game of chess. ♪ ♪ their lives are beautiful, let's keep it that way. if you suspect child abuse, report

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going to chuck e cheese can be difficult. started host wag they call sensory sensitive sundays during this time. the lights will be dimmed, sounds lowered and the popular mascot will not perform. chuck cheese is currently testing this over 50 locations until may. >>> after 31 years the american girl company is introducing its first boy to their customers. meet logan everett. he plays the drums. the company has been making changes including their choice last week to start selling underwear directly on to the dolls. they're the second best selling toy in the united states. >> i didn't know that >> but no, i think it's a good idea about the boy doll. >> that's a good idea but i think the fact that the chuck cheese, that's a huge deal for a it's fantastic and good to see a lot getting on board. >> be sensitive to that. loud noises, calm it down and be sensitive. >> yes. >> i had four american girl dolls and i recently heard they do well on ebay thank you for the reminder. >> i mean, wow. i don't think i'll be playing with the dol

but is chuck e.ing too much booze. >> how about corona light. >> "inside edition" investigates. >> and another big exclusive. on the tenth anniversary of her death, the infamous anna nicole smith clown video that shocked the world. >> i don't know. >> stoned. drugged out. and putting on clown makeup. >> i think

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wears a pussy hat, it's a political act, but if i wear a penis hat, then i get thrown out of the chuck efair. god damn pc police! it's not fair. i mean, it was the actual police and i was having hat sex with, like, a mechanical mouse, but that's not the point. that's not the point. double standards. so anyway, the women's march was on saturday. millions of women took to the streets to protest president donald trump with especially huge crowds in washington dc, new york, chicago, and los angeles. in a testament to how truly [bleep] the rest of the world feels by a donald trump presidency, protesters took to the streets in over 30 countries. in london, there was a huge protest. in mexico, una protesta gigante. in deutschland, [speaking german] lederhosen, shnitzel. oh, and this is true. this is true. they were even protesting trump in antarctica. in antarctica, people, yeah. and nobody--nobody was happier about that than the antarctica staples. this was their busiest--busiest time they've ever had in years. you know, this for me is the one silver lining of a donald trump presidency: unity.

there is an amazing entrepreneur in california who founded two companies, one company chuck e cheese and another called atari. this is a guy who had two employees named steve working for him who one day said we are making games that hook to televisions, let's put it all into one, they formed a small company called apple but this guy did a trial where he showed if a child exercises for 15 minutes he or she will retain almost 20% more knowledge for five hours. that is good to great. you want your kids or grandchildren to be the best they can be, have them go around the block or twice, that will have an impact on their performance. this is an amazing picture, an amazing study that taught me a lot about medicine. in the 1950s, we are taught that if you have appendicitis 24/7 it has got to come out, doctors, get out of bed, there is an appendicitis case in the emergency room, get in and take it out, whether you are patient of doctor this is the medical emergency. this is a picture in the 1960s of a russian explorer, a doctor who went to antarctica, got appendicitis, taking out his own app

using them is like going to chuck e.ese and finding that it will buy some small token not the big prizes you really want. bottom line the sites are legitimate but don't quit your day job so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. larry: tonight a break in the crime spree that spanned the d.m.v. and why the arrest of four suspects was the easy part. the president takes a jab at arnold and arnold gives as good as he gets. >> donald, i have a great idea -- larry: plus, is something in the air contributing to alzheimer's in women? announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your alison: after days of protest at dulles airport a happy ending for a family tonight. iranian couple with immigrant visas cleared couples an hour ago after being stranded abroad following the trump's travel ban. right now jeff goldberg is live at the airport with their story. jeff? jeff: this was quite the reunion to witness. it happened 30, 35 minutes ago. they are just getting out of customs. not that long ago. they are about to come th

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birthday to you kevin: her son daniel's innocence captured here in his 5th birthday party at a local chuck e. less than a year later in june 2015, she fatally force fed her son medicine. the 35-year-old purchased one gallon water jugs and filled them with gasoline. she intentionally crashed her car in gaithersburg using a lighter to ignite the vehicle. daniel's lifeless drugged body was discovered strewn in the backseat of the car beside his spiderman in court she told the judge, "please forgive me. i hope for mercy from you." but there was no mercy shown. the judge citing a lack of remorse and calling her evil. she said the motive was misguided retaliation against her exstranged husband she was -- estranged husband that she was set to divorce the next day. >> the facts of the case are almost too horrific to comprehend that the young child was force fed medication to the point of death leaving bruises oshouston face and mouth as -- bruises on his face and mouth as he was force federal medication leading to a coma and his death. kevin: the judge also pointed out the mother did not shed a sing

apollo to ipo chuck e cheese. >>> cisco reporting 57 cents versus expectations of 56 cents.ue $11.58 billion. the street was at $11.56 billion. non-gaap gross margins clocking at 64.1%. looking through the product segments, kelly. switching down 5% to some $3.3 billion. routing down 10%. q3 revenue guide, cisco is saying expect flat to down 2%. q3 eps guide 57 to 59 cents. analysts had modeled 58 cents. on the call, they want more color about the switching business. the acquisition of app dynamics. what does the ceo have to say about trumponomics. we'll be on the call at 4:30 eastern. back to you. >> tomorrow don't miss jim cramer's exclusive interview with cisco's ceo chuck robbins. at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow on "mad money." >> liz, some of the big-cap tech names. we've talked about how they're the biggest names in the market and the nasdaq led the way higher on this recent move. i don't think cisco is the most emblematic of that. what would you do with the big-cap tech names here? >> so we actually have an overweight to u.s. equities broadly. tech is one of the overweight recom

restaurant you can, you know,u k drink and play, you know, adultu games and stuff, like an adult chuck es buddiesd for the whole night. night. put her credit card down and cad wasn't even there.wa she was out with her girlfriendn out in new york city for fashiof week. but he had a great time.im we got photos from them over the weekend in marina del ray on yacht. making out pretty good. listen the weeknd is doing doi really really well right now. at the grammys, obviously he'sbs killing it. happy with him.. >> listen we love dave and dave buster's one right up the strees here. >> here's the thing about daveuv and buster's with $30,000 that'a ten games and one meal thene mel re dre done. >> i know. >> exactly. >> i don't even know what that will get you eve a prize. >> two chains a big party and id just wanted to know where the $30,000 went.0 w i believe they were there from 11:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m., right? >> they were there.e the they were there a long long time. and i think even longer thaneveh that. that. i mean you lock down the entirer restaurant for, you know, just j your buddies and

. >>> restaurant chain chuck e. cheese may be hitting the stock market.nt owner has hired investment banks to consider either a sale or an initial public offering. a tifinal decision is said to b several months away. zbrrc >>> and we'll be getting the january consumer price index as well as last month's retail sales. >>> president trump hosts israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house today. for a look at what's at stake, let's bring in the former u.s. ambassador to israel, who's now a professor at princeton university. thank you for joining us this morning. help us understand what you think is at stake today. >> well, there are really three dramas unfolding. the first and perhaps most important is substance. the two leaders will talk about the prospects for middle east peace, the question of iran's nuclear pretensions, syria, russia. but it's unlikely that they're going to make a lot of progress on any of those. there are significant differences on the peace process. netanyahu would like some green light to build more settlements. the p

this is "meet e press" with chuck todd. >>> good morning, and a happy super bowl sunday to everyone. saturdays are becoming protest saturdays under president trump. with a third weekend in a row thousands of people rallied in cities across the country. this week's issue, the travel ban, targeted mainly at muslims. the trump administration moved to get the travel restrictions immediately reinstated and overnight a federal appeals court temporarily denied that request instead calling for a full hearing on monday. here's what the president had to say at a red cross gala last night at mar-a-lago. >> the president had a lot to say yesterday before that, mainly on twitter. one example, when a country is no longer able to say who can and who cannot come in and out especially for reasons of safety and security, big trouble. the president has taken great pains to deny his travel restrictions amount to a muslim ban. four times yesterday he did refer to his policy as a ban in tweets. two weeks into the trump presidency we're learning the answer to the campaign riddle. should we take donald trum

. >> he looked like sully sullenberg and the head of e student council ca and chuck schumer said he isn extremist and not a normal. >> lou: you have known schumer for a long time. >> don't reveal that, please. >> lou: the man isberrive of character and prince and he will is an oportunist and his actions are deplorable. >> he is beloved by both sides of the aisle who say wake him up in 3:00 in the morning. donor service. >> and clown. >> lou: and head clown as president trump has branded him. it looks like the democrats can't do anything but bleat and bray like barnyard animals and accomplish nothing. nominees are going through? >> they will, president trump is going to have his cabinet and the democrats in doing all of this stuff, echoing what they did in wisconsin when scott walker tried to get through legislation and they fled the state. and the democrats are trying to do the same thing in washington. their efforts are creating a foil that president trump can say, look they are obstructionist and getting in the way of the people's business and they deserve to be punished in the midte

>> reporter: i think it's interesting that congressman e issa was sayiechoing chuck schu.t may be some of the motivation there. i think this is what to watch as far as republicans kind of drip, drip, drip. so far not a lot of movement. senator cotton, republican senator fr arkansas who had faced down contentious town hall when is he was at home, he talked to chuck todd over the weekend and he said there isn't a need for a special prosecutor. take a look. >> i think that's way, way getting ahead of ourselves here, chuck. there's no indication of a crime going and no indication there's criminal investigations under way by the fbi. >> cotton saying we haven't gotten to the point that we need this yet. there had been growing confidence in the senate -- we'll see if that changes that white house officials pressed congressional republicans to talk to reporters about what they knew to push back against the "new york times" story about contacts with the russians on behalf of the trump campaign. >> all of this is going on where you are right behind us. the president has been meetin

e >> and just one more and pointnd just if i could.just if chuck schumer the democratic i leader in thelready tweeted saying that president trump ought to seeu the writing on the wall wa abandon proposal roll up hisup sleeves and come up with aa real bipartisan plan to keepeep us safe so schumer there t suggesting that trump should shd essentially walk away fromawafrm this controversial order ander a come up with some plan that ispa more likely to elicitlicit agreement.ag >> that sounds good. how likely do you think tha ttha is to happen right now right no especially the way we've seen e things go the last three, fourth weeks. >> i think it's unlikely for atf couple reorasons one being o president trump's generalral temperament which is illis i disposed to backing away from proposals. secondly of course the tweet that we have been discussingsc suggests that he's in no moodn to change his mine on this. t >> nile, it is always good toysd have you. thanks for sticking around.rond. we appreciate it. >> know problem. >> and we're back with more right after this. >> welcome back. one of the b

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chuck schumer is perfect from my perspective because he is new york. he is the machine and he knows donald trump. he made a deal and this very little reporter that was obsc eured by trump. president trump needs to be aware. bad news about the democrats get out there unimpeded. chuck schumer promised he would go to the cia with the new director and broke his word because ron white wouldn't play. and tom cotton, great senator from arkansas, future president i believe, got into a yelling match and said if you were here eight years ago you would know we didn't confirm this goy and cotton said eight years ago i was getting my ass shot out in afghanistan. you lied to me. that is a bad way for chuck schumer to start. i want them to stay self-destructive and focused on small things. hyperbolic. let them go crazy on everything. we don't want them dead. just wounded for a while. restock the courts. then they can come back into the semi normal status. >> do you think -- i have witnessed the democratic freak outs/the meltdowns. do you think that will end? i keep wondering it is election let's give them the day after inauguration then there is the marches. do you think

meanwhile, pg&e telling customers along highway 35, power may be stored by wednesday. reporting live in the santa cruz mountains, i'm chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> a long wait there, chuck. thank you so much. >>> a terrifying wake-up call for a castro valley family and several assisted living residents this morning. about 1:00 in the morning, this huge eucalyptus tree crashed down, smashing through the window. the woman who runs the home runs the elderly care center downstairs says it was the scariest thing she ever felt. >> i felt like it was an earthquake. i just got up once it stopped thinking that something else was going to happen and i ran in the hallway and started screaming earthquake, and my mom is running towards me and my dad, too, she thought it was an earthquake too, my dad screamed and he said, no, the tree fell. >> reporter: it's not clear how bad the damage is so far, but the family who runs the facility says that they're relieved there were no injuries. >>> the recent storms have created a milestone up north near chico. there is so much water in lake oroville, that for the first time in the orville

what is the e getting hammered at these town halls and have nothing to -- well, this is what the plan is going to do. that, to me, is one of his biggest priorities on tuesday. >> all right, chuckl be watching. a reminder, you can see "meet the press" every sunday at did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. sale ends sunday! go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> bryce harper crash deep right center. >> that is a man who can hit the ball hard. bryce harper made it look easy during his first at-bat of the year with that home run. this was yesterday during a spring training game in florida. the nats and mets facing off with the nats hitting four homers. they won 8-6. >>> well, hollywood is going to get all dressed up to the nines this evening for the movie industry's biggest event. the 89th -- are you getting ready? warmed up, stretched out. someone's going to the oscars. nbc's mark barger is going to take us there. >> reporter: it's been 14 years since "chicago" hit the oscars high

e i'm optimistic. i think will be very pro-growth, aggressive agenda. hopefully chuck schumer and the rest of the democrats don't play games with the people. >> he's made some extraordinary choices, some really good choices, and we'll see how it plays out. i, for one, believe in the noble tradition, irrespective of personal views about anybody, that when someone is elected president we pray for them and their families, and we hope for the best beer we hope that he is successful, because a successful president means we will have a successful country. i sincerely believe that and t his, the choices he has made which is a substantive part of the tweet and stuck my deeply his phoning. hopefully melania will steal his phone and -- [laughter] at least have a rule come after 6:00 at night no tweet or whatever. [laughter] didn't all that stuff and get into the business of leading. he has a great team around him and that bodes well. there's lots of low hanging fruit for sure. look, you compare the united states to the rest of the world and this is by far and away the place with

>> and david corn, look again what chuck schumer says in this ballpark to evan's point there is real concern that the administration transmission may try to cover up els to russia that could shine a light on these connections. senator schumer as you know is pretty careful in his wording and was a judiciary committee guy long before he happened to be democratic leader. what that statement says he is concerned about obstruction of justice, which is a felony. >> of course. and anybody in charge of an investigation would be concerned about that. that would be the first thing you want to do is to sort of secure documents and witnesses. we have the house and senate intelligence committees behind closed door, beginning these investigations. i'm told they're off to a pretty slow start. that doesn't mean it won't pick up steam and do what's possible. but at the same time, these investigations are controlled by republicans who have an interest in the republican president not getting into too much trouble. which is why you hear calls for an independent commission. this investigation doesn't have to be too difficult to ascertain what trump associates, maybe not

e jagatioe jagatio in a shinier light. this week there is somebody that's been hospitalized and the eagles is she was poisoned by all right. chuck you got a busy morning ahead of you. thanks so much. we'll be watching "meet the press". chuck's includes mike pence, paul ryan and nancy pelosi. >>> now to super bowl li in houston where the new england patriots and atlanta falcons get-together tonight with the lombardi trophy on the line. patriot fans are hoping it's a chance for tom brady to get some sweet revenge against nfl commissioner roger goodell. craig melvin is live in houston. good morning. >> reporter: that would be some kind of revenge wouldn't it the pats favored by three points. we are about ten hours away from super bowl li. tens of thousands of fans descended on the city. they've been here all week. they've been here for faerts. they've been here for the concerts. they are here for pretty much a celebration of all things football. this morning the patriots are heading in to the big game, the odds on favorites. but nothing is for 39-year-old superstar tom brady it's his seventh super bowl appearance. >> as you get old

minority leader chuck schumer who spoke on thursday who raised concerns of his own saying he thought there was real concern that the administration could dry to cover up ties to russia by deleting e-mails or records that should shine line on connecti s connections. it seems as though something any investigating committee would do to preserve the documents they might need to look sbo this case. white house chief of staff reince priebus responded to a question about this on "meet the press" this morning. let's play what he had to say. >> i'm aware of it. they are going to do their job. they have to do that. those are things that richard burr and that team have to do. that doesn't mean there's anything there. it just means they need to do some things to satisfy their committee that they have looked into something and then they can have meetings behind closed doors that they always do in the intel committee and they will issue a a report. as long as they do their job and we cooperate with them, they will issue a a report and the report will say there's nothing there. >> so they are going to cooperate, but he's saying there might not be anything there. we're talking about dozens of le

e od >> good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell.re going to stay mostly cloudy so don't plan on much sunshine. if you're going to get any, we'll get some later in the day. current feels like in the 20s. feels like winter. mostly cloudy today. temperatures only in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees for a high today. tomorrow, sunny but colder still. highs tomorrow mid to upper 30s. dry on super bowl sunday, t. >> one of my all-time favorites, norm walked in. they said, norm, how's life treating you? it's a dog eat dog world and i'm eating milk bone underwear. back to you guys. >> kind of came out of the blue. >> thank you, al. >> thank you, buddy. >> all week long we've been getting you ready for the new "fifty shades darker" movie. >> last night the cast and some lucky fans got to get together for the big premiere. natalie, of course, was there. >> of course. >> hey, gnat mo, how was it? >> you know i'm a fan, guys. no spoilers. the sequel lives up to the hype and the world premiere was quite an event. it was a swanky "fifty shades"

famiand e single virginian who serves and sacrifices in uniform to keep us safe. [ applause ] before we begin, let us pause for a moment of silence in memory of our great friend and colleague chuck colvin. senator kohlman was the longest serving member of the virginia state senate and a true example of a virginia gentleman. he will be dearly missed. on this day three years ago, we met on the steps of this historic building. and i was honored to take the oath to serve the people of virginia as their governor. that was a day of celebration. but we all knew at that time that a significant amount of work lay ahead. virginians hired each one of us to work for them here in richmond to solve problems and to make their lives better. in a state as large and as diversity as ours, that can be a down thing tack at any time. but we began 0 our partnership in a unique moment in our history. for years, virginia's economy had floated above a massive wave of federal spending that had creates millions of jobs and brought billions in economic activity to northern virginia and hampton roads. that relationship created economic opportunity. but it also made tus overly reliant on federal spending. we

that's what going on arou country, herishas hag yr of e woo >>> good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuckf sunshine getting through. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. we'll get more and more sunshine as the day goes along. temperatures 30s to near 40 right now. as you're planning out the remainder of thursday, we'll get more and more sunshine. a bit of a gusty northwesterly wind, keep us feeling a little on the chilly side. then for tomorrow, another very cloudy day and cold, too. highs tomorrow only near 40. >> if you're heading out, xm channel 108. >> all right, al, thanks. all this week we are hearing from the stars of fifty shades darker. we talked to dakota johnson wednesday. this morning natalie catches up with christian grey himself, natalie dornan. good morning. >> hello, hoda. i don't know if you've seen it yet but "fifty shades" series you've seen a lot of jamie dornin. baring more skin than usual when we caught up with him this week. jamie, i've got to ask you about the look right awe the bat. is this a new look, a new do or just you're incognito trying to skate through security?

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e didn't consult the fbi. the immigration numbers we're hearing from the agencies he didn't consult them at first either. >> ari melber, nicole with the l -- nicolle wallace, thank you very much. >>> chuck schumer has concerns about neil gorsuch. schumer stopped short of saying he'd oppose the nomination. the new york democrat asked gorsuch several questions, including whether a muslim ban could, in concept, be constitutional. schumer said gorsuch avoided answers like the plague. senator diane feinstein also met with dpgorsuch this week. california democrat called the nominee caring and impressive. >>> update on a story we told you about tuesday. a day's long man hunt is over for a man suspected of multiple murdered in at least two states. 44-year-old was wanted for the killing of two women in florida as well as a woman in alabama. he and his accomplice were hiding in a roadside motel in western georgia. after a stand off, he died from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> actor richard hatch, best known for captain apollo in the original "battle star galactic" movie and television series died. he died tuesday afternoon after a battle with pancreatic cancer. he appeared in "dy