and i love dominique fishback.is movie. and i'm a huge jamie foxx fan, loved him ever since "in living color," everything but dominique fishback anybody out there who loves movies, actors, acting, she is an up and coming new brilliant talent dominique fishback i'm so happy to be her collaborator, her friend she is so good. >> jimmy: jamie foxx, for me, he can do no wrong. both you have guys together. i heard that when he does a movie; he has entrance music on a set. [ laughter ] >> he -- that's true, actually. >> jimmy: i've never heard of that. >> he does i listen to music on asset lot too. it's useful when you're trying to act and concentrate i put in headphones, though. jamie doesn't come with headphones jamie comes to set with a backpack with a built-in massive speaker just bumping his music, whatever he is playing and he plays a wide variety of music. but it's actually really cool because he is bringing everybody into his creative process, you know what i mean instead of being like i'm focused, don't talk to m

dominique shall yun sins presides over the institute bangor you know there a village which artists say zara and monet also visited. tourism and i come here every week to clean up a bit of the dried leaves and so forth. and i find that visitors have left messages and gaps. asian people bring oranges and lemons. i want to become they are here's a statuette of a person holding a guitar. every day people bring flowers. jewish people place stones on the grave. and here you can see ashes. cremated remains of artists who wanted to be laid to rest near find god you keep it on video it don't go. this is the all bears are a small hotel where van gough lived and worked in their small was in 1905 dominique. a belgian entrepreneur bought it and founded the institute fangirl to preserve the artist's memory. he leased out the bar where van gogh once sat it's now a restaurant. vango his attic room is where he died in july 890. if you do get to go here i have 2 different types of visitors. there are the funky junkies who know everything about him and his paintings he's like a hero to them. that's about

dominique goss is already vice president of she can win an organization that supports women running for political office for her harris is the best role model she can think of. for many women that are seeking to run for office she is what you would want to kind of strive that poor that she maintain that level headedness and i'm sure that there's a ton of frustration that she's faced and she'll continue to face so you know i think they can learn determination and i think they can create they have an opportunity to watch how she handles this for many of dominic's black friends come all the harris nomination is an inspiration that touches them on a very personal level. to finally see someone. who comes from similar backgrounds who comes from a so similar understanding culture to be in a position to actually make some change as a culture and as a people i think when we see. you know our per our people rise in our women in such a way you feel connected you just instantly want to support them but not every black voter thinks that way reverend todd johnson has been a pastor in philadelphia's b

dominiqu wilkinson is an expert. >> thehousands of lives that might be saved if we could get to a vaccinehat there's an ethical imperative to investigate and conduct challenge studies. reporter: a safe and effective vaccine against coronavirus is probably the only way our lives, our society, the econo will return to normal. so anything that can speed up its delivery has to be worth considering. buthat about the ris of challenge trials? they're hard to cculate but for healthy volunteers in their 20's, they're probabl lower than the chances of dying from donating a kidney or having your appendix removed. ladr. katrina p is not convinced, at least not yet. she's running the tal of imperial college london's coronavirus vaccine. >> i'm not sure that it's going to necessarily accelerate developments in a vaccine in the wa that some people might hope. there are certainly significant, at this point, ethical and safety considerations for doing it. we need a lot more understanding of this diseasee before w start thinking about those kinds of studies. reporter: if coronavirus challengstudies do ever

burned homes and displaced families and you can see some of the damage and destruction in this video dominique failing and his girlfriend's family purchased a property for years ago there family says their house did not make it nearly everything on the property is gone. >>we're just getting to the line a sleigh really doing a lot of there and then like this kind of and the state has to read packed what we could the jeep was full to the brim we got everything that's first clothing in looking for documents but everything has pretty much gone of their pictures and stuff like that. >>and when they went to survey the damage over the weekend they were happy to find that their cat tina had survived the fire but not much else did. we have an interactive map on our website kron 4 dot com showing you all of the fires are actively burning and the location of all the evacuation centers as well and we have a list up to date. evacuation orders and warnings on our website kron 4 dot com a extremely valuable resource for you. during this trying time as again all corners of the bay area on fire in one way or a

the presidential dominique says the -- the presidential nominee says the campaign raised $26 million he selected kamala harris to run with them. meanwhile, president trump ramped up his effort to open. he met at the white house with parents, educators, and researchers who argued for in person learning. the president says it is ridiculous some districts have students intent in person some days and online other days. defense secretary mark esper appears to be on his way out. bloomberg has learned president trump said privately he intends to replace as per after the election. the president is said debate with asper -- frustrated with on a numberh esper of issues, including he pushed back against deploying troops to protest. america's carmakers have been a remarkable move towards pre-pandemic production. according to mobile data collector, foot traffic appears to have never gotten back to february levels at some of the biggest auto making facilities. toyota says it will not go back to normal at some time. there are also issues at suv plants. the news is almost all bad for landlords in ma

people who are not only incredible actors and actresses but just like they turn the movie out and dominiquehe can do -- >> anything. >> jimmy: -- he can sing and dance. and he's just -- yeah, he's great. >> oh, man incredible. it is a great film especially for now man like, you know, we need a little -- we need a little escapism right now so it's perfect. >> jimmy: dude, thank you so much for coming on the show. before you go i want to show a a clip here's jamie foxx and joseph gordon-levitt in "project power." take a look. >> making a big mistake. >> uh-huh. let me guess, you're one of the good drug dealers, right trying to save the world >> they have my daughter that is my world listen, it ain't too late for you to walk away >> oh, no man you're the one in handcuffs and i'm literally in the driver's seat. so what am i missing >> what you're missing is in the next 30 seconds the captain is going to call you and tell you to take me to a different place not the precinct [ train ringing but we're never going to make it to that place >> oh, yeah? why's that >> think about what you're saying te

>>and the stating dominique failing in his girlfriend's family purchased this property for years ago never thinking that one day it would all be gone. >>after we packed what we could the jeep was full to the brim we got everything that starts clothing in looking for documents but everything has pretty much their pictures and stuff like that last thursday, the family learned their house to not make it nearly everything on their property was gone, it was. >>it's surreal it was it was something we've never experienced when they went to survey the damage over the weekend they were happy to find one important part of their >>their cat tina survived the fire we just called her and called her and called her and likely she. >>came right up to it. >>and the family does plan to rebuild just like many of its neighbors who also lost their homes live in alameda county michelle kingston kron 4 news saw least they got their cat back. thank you michelle, our coverage continues at kron 4 dot com you can. >>find a complete list of evacuation orders and warnings you can also track these wildfires on an

i should say in the minds road area of livermore burning homes, displacing a number of families dominique friehling and his girlfriend's family purchased this property for years ago and the family says their house. well it didn't make it nearly everything is gone. >>they're just getting to the line a sleigh really doing a lot of there and then like this kindly. and the state has to read packed what we could the jeep was full to the brim we got everything that starts clothing in looking for documents but everything has pretty much their pictures and stuff like that. >>well when they went to survey the damage of the weekend they were happy to find their cat you see. kept their names tina she survived the fire but i see nothing else did. >>we have an interactive map on our website. the shows you all the different areas that the fires had hid and what the control or are they a containment numbers are right now as well as evacuation centers. that are open and one who is either our mornings or advisories that they should be out already so take a look at kron 4 dot com for very latest we'll be t

you can see from dominique to the dominican republic to puerto rico and into the bahamas some really hard hit areas in some cases where the water came up with the rising waters to the roof tops in the dominican republic sadly at least two people died including a 5-year-old boy who was swept away in those rising waters. meantime, the hospital beds just north of here in cape canaveral at health first hospital in cape canaveral, they chose to take the covid-19 patients out. it made more sense on friday to take the covid-19 patients about 35 miles inland rather than to roll the dice to see whether this was going to be just a tropical storm or could be a hurricane and, of course, it would be too late to move the patients. the very complicated to move covid-19 patients because of social distancing and everything else. sort of as i come now a little bit closer to the camera, i'm going to swing wide and put my mask on. joining us is the mayor of palm beach county. we're going to just get a sort of sense from you hurricane during a pandemic. this turned out to be a tropical storm. so if this

>>and the stating dominique failing in his girlfriend's family purchased this property for years ago never thinking that one day it would all be gone. >>after we packed what we could the jeep was full to the brim we got everything that starts clothing in looking for documents but everything has pretty much gone of their pictures and stuff like that last thursday, the family learned their house did not make it nearly everything on their property was gone, it was. >>it's surreal it was it was something we've never experienced when they went to survey the damage over the weekend they were happy to find one important part of their >>their cat tina survived the fire we just called her and called her and called her and likely she. >>came right up to us. >>in alameda county, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>we're closely monitoring the evacuations across these 3 major complex fire areas. kron four's also the money live in the newsroom now to and a guide us through each map area l a. >>they're granted this is a dynamic situation, especially with evacuation. so i do want to turn our viewers a

>>and the stating dominique failing in his girlfriend's family purchased this property for years ago never thinking that one day it would all be gone. >>after we packed what we could the jeep was full to the brim we got everything that starts clothing in looking for documents but everything has pretty much gone of their pictures and stuff like that last thursday, the family learned their house did not make it nearly everything on their property was gone, it was. >>it's surreal it was it was something we've never experienced when they went to survey the damage over the weekend they were happy to find one important part of their >>their cat tina survived the fire we just called her and called her and called her and likely she. >>came right up to us. >>in alameda county, michelle kingston kron 4 news at least they got enough well we are closely monitoring the evacuations across these 3 major complex fire areas, let's keep track of kron four's also the money and joins us live in the newsroom now to walk us through some of the changes we're seeing l a. there are a lot of warnings which we

from dominique in fairfax, my rent is now three months behind, as well as my other bills, and i'm receiving letters threatening evictions and services being turned off. unfortunately, these examples are now not aberrations but they are common. we all know people. we all know people who are at risk of losing their home or being hungry or losing health care. or their savings being depleted because of the absence of work. so we have to make sure that people are not removed from their homes in the middle of a health crisis. we need to make sure they can continue to pay bills until the health crisis is sufficiently addressed and the economy gets back to where it was. schools and colleges across the country are trying to reopen right now. it doesn't matter if it's in person, online, or a hybrid model, we want them to reopen safely right now, and this is the time to provide schools with the resources they need to deliver quality instruction, not punish them for following public health guidance and data. working families are struggling to find child care options. this is critical to reopening the e

. >> reporter: dominique goodman recorded what happened after he says police shot at his children inheir waycross, georgia, neighborhood. >> they chasing my kid. shooting at him, running. >> reporter: goodman says his five children were driving home from walmart and noticed they were being followed by police. he says the three youngest, ages 9, 12 and 14, got out to find help. that's when he says an officer opened fire. >> shoot at some kids, bro? whole neighborhood. whole neighborhood are witness. >> reporter: according to state investigators, police witnessed a traffic violation and were trying to get the car's license plate information. they say when the car stopped, one officer chased the children who ran. and as a second officer approached the car, the car started moving towards him. that officer then fired multiple shots at the vehicle. >> they chase 9-year-olds. coming home crying. i hear gunshots behind me. all i hear is gunshots behind him. >> reporter: a 15-year-old and 16-year-old then jumped out of the car while it was still in drive. an altercation followed. >> 15 years

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police say 31 year-old dominique rosner grabbed a woman a wooden pole and tried to hit 2 people last thursday right near lake elizabeth officers say the victims were cleaning bathrooms at the park when rosner apparently became upset because they will come up. rocker then smashed out their vehicle's windshield before running away. officers ultimately found him at the fremont library and they arrested him. >>now a police mobile camera tower has been set up in a shopping center in fremont after an 80 year-old woman was robbed there and it's not the first time there's been violent crime in that area. kron four's gayle ong takes a look i'm feeling unsafe now. >>unsafe after hearing about the 80 year-old woman robbed a right in this parking lot at the puts handre shopping center in fremont a crime police hope they can stop in its tracks by placing eyes alive in the parking lot the live view picture will boost fremont police department's ability to deter and solve crimes. police say the elderly woman's purse was recently stolen after shopping at the 99 ranch market. police say the suspect t