i'm my daddy's emmy campaign strategist. so, you know, he's a good man, my dad.'re here to talk about what you can do for me to help my daddy win at the emmys. maybe we could do a little collusion here, maybe a few major crimes, if you don't mind. ( laughter ) first off, you guys got any dirt on my daddy's emmy competition? >> emmys? why you talk to us about this? >> hey, have yourself an odenkirk cheese ball. they're the number one cheese balls in this building right now at this point. tell me you don't have some dirt on this guy, kevin spacey, huh? he hasn't deleted any e-mails recently? how about this guy, riz ahmed, is he secretly not a muslim, huh? tmz would like to know, i think. >> this is ridiculous, we were told this would be about the russian adoption. >> okay, adoption-- hey, how about an odenkirk porkchop? they're the number one porkchop in this room right now! i've got some very nice boys who i would like adopted to russia. hey, how about this little fellow? it's milosh, i think. >> oh, "this is us"! they reinvented the family drama! >> they reinvent

but got an emmy nomination on "touched by an angel" ♪ when you walk down the road". >> that was dellhe series. >> it's a very positive show, and my part is sensational because i never have to do the same thing twice. >> she played angel, sent to earth from even to help people who had challenges in their life. >> i thought that we had done our job. >> we did, baby. >> she was a spiritual woman. she once told us she struggle with the decision to do the show. >> i went home and prayed about friends. >> i'm thanking you for loving her, because she's worth it. >> dell la spoke from a wheelchair at roma's hollywood walk of fame ceremony. after her passing, roma told "e.t." i know heaven has a brand new angel. rest in peace, sweet angel, we love you. >> coming up next, two rock star tragedies. our time with chester bennington and chris cornell. >> daddy. >> i'm extremely proud. >> plus, "e.t.'s" look back with >>> dick van dike show rose marie passed away ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy ♪ hard to talk to people i don't even know ♪ >> rhinestone cowboy, one op glen campbell's major hits. he sold

two seconds of nothing. >> he love don he also focused on himselfment like when he won an emmy in .id good-bye to charlie murder identify. best moan for "chappelle show" and says his humor was created by growing up with his brother murderty. >> eddy was 8 years old, already telling world class jokes. about me. >> eddie murphy said the first impression he ever did was of charlie and eddy considers it his best impression. let's not forget about della reese. she was an acclaimed singer and actress in the '50s and '60s. but got an emmy nomination on "touched by an angel" ♪ when you walk down the road". >> that was dell la singing the opening to the series. >> it's a very positive show, and my part is sensational because i never have to do the same thing twice. >> she played angel, sent to earth from even to help people who had challenges in their life. >> i thought that we had done our job. >> we did, baby. >> she was a spiritual woman. she once told us she struggle with the decision to do the show. >> i went home and prayed about it. >> she and roma became very good friends. >> i'm tha

it was fun. ( cheers and applause ) it was the most fun i've ever had at the emmys, and i've won emmyser ) we lost-- we lost the emmys on sunday night. but you know what? no, it's okay, because we lost to a dear friend, john oliver at "last week tonight."an incredib. ( cheers and applause ) if you've got to lose, you have to lose to somebody you admire. a bunch of people in that category i wouldn't mind losing to. and i know i made a joke after he won, or they won, with jimmy kimmel, where i said, "they're so good, they can only do one a" but the truth is, they only do one a week. ( laughter ) but that's not on them. they're not lazy. they're working hard. we're insane doing five a week. we've got the problem. not them. ( cheers and applause ) so mwah! you're the best. officially. ♪ ♪ please, have a seat. please, have a seat. folks, i am terribly excited because she was first a first lady, then a senator, then secretary of state, and i would have bet anything, the next president of the united states. please welcome hillary rodham clinton! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and ap

and phoenix where she received emmys and emmy nominations. she studied journalism andology and received a master's degree from university of california, berkeley graduate school of journalism. i suspect that most of you in this room like me were first introduced to khzir khan a little after 9:00 p.m. eastern time, on july 28th, 2016 when case sir muslim-american citizens and her his son was tragically killed in iraq in 2004 electrified millions of people around the world on final day of the democratic convention when he passionately spoke about american ideals and values and offered to lend donald trump muchlu read and dog eared pocket constitution. khzir was -- [applause] khzir was born the eldest of 10 children in rural pakistan. he and his family moved to the united states in 1980 where they became american citizens and raised three sons. khzir hold as bachelor's degree from university of punjab and llb from punjab university law school and llm from haw -- harvard law school. khzir's book, an american family memoir of hope and sacrifice ta

jonathan is a 25-time emmy award-winning journalist. 25 emmys, three peabody's and a dupont. jonathan was standing at the finish line at the boston marathon on that fateful day not too long ago. adjunct professor at the army war college. it is my pleasure to introduce jonathan elias. jonathan: as a professor of the war college, i get senior command. you are all youngsters. i can say that because i am older than you. will see you now when you get your captains in your kernels going and then i will see you in my class and i will get to be you are proper. major inistory college, fascinated by history, grew up in a military family. in my business, it is kind of weird. the news business is the only profession protected by the constitution and yet it is the only profession where you don't need a license or have to prove how intelligent you are at all. you just gone front of the camera or pick up a pen and start writing and that is the name of the game. now,e in a wartime stance we have been for many years. they get bent out of shape when they say this happens and we lost five men.

with all due respect to whoever is hosting the emmys, no one has ever done it better than the back of in "the lion king" as well. and i'm absolutely sure that i will not be allowed to meet her, especially after this interview. [ laughter ] >> seth: no. >> this feels like something her security team should be made aware of in some way. [ light laughter ] he seems a little highly strung when her name comes up. [ light laughter ] >> seth: your show's on a holiday break. but "catheter cowboy" is going to be in action. for those who don't know, you want to give a quick description of "catheter cowboy?" >> yeah, it's quite hard to explain. [ laughter and applause ] but basically, there is a catheter cowboy on fox news. and fox news is obviously where our current president gets a lot of information. >> seth: yeah. >> which is both fact and sad. [ light laughter ] and so, to try to sneak information to him, we've been taking out ads on fox news with our own catheter cowboy trying to explain to him things like what the nuclear triad is. >> seth: yeah. >> and so, he will be -- while we're away,

gave him a director's nomination and life on mars garnered the international emmy for best drama. he followed these with tsunami the aftermath, something i saw on hbo, a mini series which dealt with the heroine events of tsunami from work on the series, nominated for emmy as standing director. cast members of that included tony and -- i can never pronounce his name. wonderful actor. and then he did a feature film that i love, i'm sure you've seen that with amy adams and francis and that film led to work at warner, sony fox and numerous other studios and networks including return to his roots when virgin tv show spooks. he worked with us on the set and i came not knowing him when i came to dublin to watch this film being shot and he was just remarkable. his interplay with the authors and this film as you'll see kids involved as well and his empathy for kids and the way was able to work with them gave me kind of a renewed respect for what directors really have to do and that's barrett. [applause] and then robert michaelson, taught me along with ian moore about the financial aspects

. >> all right, number one, on the list, none other than sean spicer at the emmies. >> i absolutely love what a lot of folks don't now, well, when sean spicer actually came out on the stage, he actually then began to say hey we have more folks in the crowd than it appears to be. >> right. >> a lot of folks also don't know, as he flew to the emmies, he had fake facial hair on his face. >> my favorite part was the reaction, when melissa mccarthy -- >> oh, no. what is about to happen? >> hands down the best political hollywood story of 2017. in my opinion. >> good seeing you. happy new year to you. >> back after this. his. >> thank for joining us, the news continues on fox5. com. >> thanks for watching. >> watch us fox5 and plus see you again at 10:30. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] announcer: today on "tmz" -- >> ok. everybody, we're getting ready for new year's eve. right? you getting ready for new year's eve? you want a bottle of champagne? here is how you're going to get a bottle of champagne. you're going to go into the bucket and pull the m

all right, emmy now where did you learn? did you learn how to do that one handed egg thing here. >> yes, ma'am. >> can you show me how to do one and i'll try it. >> just like this, and then just go bang. >> you got it. >> making a mess, it is okay because we know it will taste good. >> i could never do that without getting the shells. >> we are shell free. >> ohio, we are. >> send back six our way, 5:48 hello chester county we have some fog, live look at route 202, as sue mentioned some fog will cause poor visibility and some areas causing for some slippery spots. look at elf over here, super heroes had enough of this elf stuff over weekend, he got taped to the kid bedroom door. send us your pictures we are having fun on a monday morning some fog not making it fun for trip out here along the poconos coming back through wedding, allentown there is an example of the fog along the northeast extension. we are dealing with the fog down the shore. here's that frozen fog we were talking about, on the grass surface. it looks like sn

the emmy seek to act as a food court for the monumental. which is a kind of counterpart to the city hall at the opposite end of the axis. this was where the person with the real power resided arroyo intendant who saw to it that all the business of government was executed in the interests of france he had the duke opposite constantly in his sights and would remind him every so often of his political admittance. once one has reached the colonnade in front of the government building one assumes this is the end of the sequence but the next surprise awaits and again it breaks old bones. the intention was to have a natural landscape succeed the architectural one to that end stanislav created a public park which also served as a nursery to supply trees and shrubs for his quince. square as give a city a distinct shape an unmistakable character and individuality no see is the stanislav square as a seemingly ending sequence of spaces and splendid buildings no sea is synonymous with the translation into art and architecture of the baroque metaphor of

congratulations on your second emmy win, pal! wild. >> jimmy: i mean, you -- you came back as hillary clinton last week on "saturday night live." >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you do an amazing impression, it's unbelievable. >> aw, thanks. >> jimmy: and -- >> hey, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. you're like, "hey, thanks." you're unbelievable. and hillary actually talks about your impression and singing "hallelujah" in her book and yeah -- >> can you believe that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can totally believe. >> that's like the craziest -- that's just the craziest thing that ever happened to me. i was listening to the audio book, walking on the manhattan streets and i heard my name and i was like -- [ hysteric ] and i was having this reaction, i was aware that it was a a cinematic moment so i was like, "oh, like, okay, i'm going to keep it going." [ hysteric continues ] >> jimmy: that's very nice of you. >> and i like sank to my knees and i made like a thing of it. so i would always remember that moment, but yes, it

times even frothy entertainment alongside historical stories she's one plenty of prizes including an emmy the biggest american t.v. award for the wolves of berlin a semi documentary about post-war german history told from the point of view of teenagers. with the internet and i think international success is becoming more important and that's where i go to the media markets and meet a lot of producers with projects and we talk about them. and. nowadays you have to think outside the box you can't just stew in your own juices you have to go out and say here i am with. in two thousand and six the museum of modern art in new york held a retrospective of her most important films one highlight was come across the eighty nine a science fiction crime film starring the great director of the now fast industry a cult favorite to this day ya pretty silent on. what is on the i don't give police i presume. they cannot siegler also makes entertaining epic films like the international coproduction henry of navarre the historical drama cost nineteen million euros to make. sequel i was ahead of the eighties

emmy said she made this with holiday spirit and a trip to the dollar store and that's just a great way, emmy to spread holiday cheer. >>> there are lots of people out and about tonight doing that last minute shopping. "action news" reporter bob brooks live for us at the gloucester premium outlets in blackwood new jersey where it's been pretty busy today. hey, bob. >> reporter: hey, sharrie. absolutely. i'll tell you what, any time i can get away with just wearing a suit jacket in december you know it's a nice night out. it looks absolutely amazing down here. let me step out of the way here and show you. they have really just created a winter wonderland shopping experience so to speak. people are having a great time. they're out here spending quality family time, friend time and again, of course, they're getting their last minute shopping done. let's take a look. >> great place here. clearly you love under armour. >> yeah, that's it. >> reporter: i'm sure we all wished we had it as easy as the flak family. they were wrapping up their shopping for the most part around 11 o'clock today bu

she earned three emmy nominations and she was given a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 2001.>>> meanwhile at least 14 people killed after a fire breaks out in a roof top restaurant in mumbai overnight. police say more than 20 others were injured when the smoke and flames erupted after midnight. it happened in a compound. not clear what started the fire. the prime minister expressed his sympathies. >>> parting with the president and fabio just got a lot more expensive. how much more? we'll get a check on cnn "money" stream next. >> did you say fabio? >> i did. frederik pleit >>> in a tweet as bizarre as it was lacking in scientific knowledge, president trump sarcastically suggested climate change to be a good thing apparently not realizing climate change and weather are not the same thing. he fired off this tweet. perhaps we could use a little bit of that good old global warming. our country and not other countries was going to pay trill trillions are dollars to protect against. >> mr. trump has a his itry of linking the temperature in any one place to the existence of global

jared: oh, my, worked for nbc, espn, 13 sports emmys, lifetime achievement emmy.ct him to arrive in boston on a flight last night but he didn't show up. he was found dead at home in la hoya, california with bags packed. thank you for the memories and, of course, the inspiration. lauren: that was beautiful, jared. >> those voices are so important, right? you come accustom to those voices. jared: sometimes they go toward the flash, i was mentioning to lauren, he would be the voice in my heard where i would think would dick enberg do this, i'm not going to do that, from a level of class and respect. a tremendous loss, we lost great ones this year, bob wolf. the national football league sends strong message to its teams who are not careful about sending possibly players back on the field. fined seattle seahawks a hundred thousand dollars because the team allowed russell wilson to allow to come back after evaluating after concussion. 28 of 32 in the second half. nicks beat the celtics, fifth game in six games to new york. twelfth in a row on home court. good news, the

best and then return to the past but i did say they could either never hear that or sky just said an emmy version was i'm liz and just a deal monogamous this is. just a guest and i'm with ana. i told them that was a joke didn't she began a funny line up with a sleaze trilogy and feel the sadness in her daughter with emotional vicious vicious. and nasty. that's why i'm there i did love. chuckle replace all of them in a studio didn't. get on with it i did the right as it was closed was going on i've been in. constant assume a cast on about i was in the past very nearly the whole don't want to. belittle the good looking levels of the religion you're on the edge of the only way you might. nothing. more than this if you. please. which. one of the. docs. and i think it was the few of us. was that she just did it like this because that's often the base of us from the. tough guy. who could cook. qatada was. trying to cheer them on funny little miss me more than my mom funny going to she had of the city. fathers the kid in the. history of the show closer than yours i would dust off and do a stunni

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times even frothy entertainment alongside historical stories she's won plenty of prizes including an emmy the biggest american t.v. award for the wolves of berlin a semi documentary about post-war german history told from the point of view of teenagers. with the internet and i think international success is becoming more important and that's where i go to the media markets and meet a lot of producers with projects and we talk about them. and. nowadays you have to think outside the box you can't just stew in your own juices you have to go out and say here i am with. in two thousand and six the museum of modern art in new york held a retrospective of her most important films one highlight was come across in eighty nine a science fiction crime film starring the great director of the now fast industry a cult favorite to this day. pretty silent. partners and i don't get what it's i presume now that i'm. thinking that siegler also makes entertaining epic films like the international coproduction henry of navarre the historical drama cost nineteen million euros to make. a sequel i was ahead of t

mccall has been announced has been announced the winner of the twenty eighteen charlemagne prize the emmy award is given by the german city of two persons and institutions who've worked for european unity over the years it's been awarded to several distinguished people including pope francis twenty sixteen. all right now staying with the theme of the e.u. the european union and britain have reached an agreement on briggs it which means they can now progress to the next round of talks u.k. prime minister to resign may and european commission president john claude younger said they'd agreed on key issues such as rights for citizens in the u.k. and guaranteeing no hard border between north and ireland and the republic of ireland now then move on to negotiations about future trade relations. both sides are calling it a breakfast breakthrough capping off a week of drama parties prime ministers to resume a arrived early at the european commission gold saving the talks on how countries exit from the e.u. a short meeting with european commission president include hugo followed and then the two em

around the end you can really see from some of the films i've actually already won because the awards emmys going on right now i just picked up before coming in here look at who had won the square which nominee for five awards just won for best screenplay it's a really interesting film i saw in cannes it's a satire set in the swedish world it's. really really funny and really really smart it's it's interesting pokes at the pretensions and they have pockets the sort of the liberal elite a lot of the same type of people who are voting today tonight for the european film awards and on the opposite side of the scale you have a film that just won for best animated feature called loving vincent it's a biopic of vincent van gogh the painter but was really really interesting about this film is that it's completely hand painted it took seven years to complete the director's got the each frame individually hand painted to sort of make the paintings of come alive it's really like unlike anything i've ever seen and that's really what's interesting special of as the european film awards is that they off

i mentioned he won an emmy for his work, that was the last thing he won until earlier this week. on colbert he made it into the trump attacked me on twitter hall of fame. [applause] if you have not seen the clip on it yet, he delivered a very moving acceptance speech he was very touched by the honor. he discusses the news and tackles issues of the day initially in the shadow of joe scarborough are but since 2010 as host of his own show is host on msnbc. now given his pack schedule is managed to return to the book writing internet more than 400 pages about a transfer make additional political events lawrence was in high school at the time in the year 1968 included president johnson's extraordinary decision not to run for another term. the assassinations of martin luther king and robert kennedy. the democratic convention in chicago and bitter fights all set against the vietnam war and civil rights movement. seen that the politics were splintered in the united states is coming up part more so than now with vivid detail and seasoned insight he looks back at what made the 1968 electio

my first guest won an emmy playing marcia clark in "the people v. o.j.l seven seasons of "american horror story." please welcome sarah paulson! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> there was a screamer! >> stephen: yeah, nice to see you again. >> nice to see you. >> stephen: always lovely to talk to you. >> is it? >> stephen: no, it really is. is it always lovely to talk? >> no. >> stephen: okay. i know that's the wrong thing to say. >> stephen: how are you? i'm okay. >> stephen: yeah? i'm dealing with normal human anxiety and fear and coupled with what's happening in our country, it's laying me out. >> stephen: you have a twitchy eye? >> i do. >> stephen: this eye won't stop twitching either. >> it's been twitching since january 20. >> stephen: i'm afraid to examine why it might be twitching. >> don't go there. no looking inside. >> stephen: not till the show's over. people don't want to see me cry. >> they might, actually. >> stephen: no, that's cruel. not from a pain, but just, like, look at him weeping. >> stephen: look at him weeping. that's

i'd like to point out that this year, we were the recipients of an emmy, a real emmy, and it's downstairs at sfgovtv, and it rests with some amazing people that worked on that. actually, the whole series of videos were worked on by jack chin and jen lowe, and it is our second video that we've won for shop and dine in the 49. the year previous was for a compilation video. again, very, very well received, and it does tell the story of the value and importance of small businesses and in buying local. so this year, in partnership with small business saturday and the council of district merchants, we had the most successful sidewalk sale ever. we had over 11 corridors participate. i'd like to point out that chinatown participated for the very first year ever, and i think that they should be the example of how to do a sidewalk sale, complete with dragons and firecrackers. also, we did a pop up sale in may, and we had a whole host of public makers. at the phenomenally well attended, and thanks to support from square and mayor leie, we will be hosting another one on wednesday, december 6th, and i

with styles from 6 dollars, at old navy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is an emmys and gentlemen, please welcome, patton oswalt! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: patton. >> oh. >> jimmy: we always love having you. thanks for -- >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: helping us with the monologue. thank you for playing the game. >> yes. >> jimmy: i appreciate this. congratulations, first of all, on your netflix special. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it came out at the end of october called "annihilation." and if you haven't seen it, it's unbelievably funny. it's also touching, it's also got a good message, and you're just smart as always and funny. i love it. >> man, i really appreciate that. thank you so much. >> jimmy: good to see you buddy. >> yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: looking sharp. congratulations on getting married. that's a big deal. >> i got married. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. that's a big deal. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ congratulations. >> yeah, yesterday was our one-month anniversary. >> jimmy: that's right. >>

with the yogurt pot king is a shining example of germany's small and medium sized businesses or s emmy's it has factories across europe and most recently in canada. the boss is certain with its course plastic packaging america needs german yogurt pot technology. i think we have some clients but i would like to have people in north america who i can talk to about a new customer base and even new contacts. that's an easy call for the international deutsche bank or from them i can talk metals i'll get in touch with our colleagues in new york we have research analysts for the food industry and i can put you in touch with properties of mine can talk to your stone from bag to wall street and international network. william schmitz works for dontcha bank and he's happy to be of assistance. oh yeah absolutely you know what i'll do is like that when i get back to my desk. some data on some of the trends in the us and other food and beverage side you look at some of the trends in the u.s. food retail environment. the german yogurt part goes to america that too is one investment banking is about. th

he can justin's got ten grammys and four emmys thanks to get stars on "snl." ♪ open the box that's thes >> i'm a little bit confused sflp we're the dancers. ♪ we don't mind all the watching ♪ you go as far to make a complete fool of yourself, you'll be rewarded. i love awards. give me some more. i don't hate winning. ♪ stop ♪ as long as i got my suit and tie ♪ >> reporter: in 2008, justin took a break from music and focused on acting. one of his first fims was al that dog. >> i ate cardboard for three months. that made me sign up. i had to take hi shirt off. facebook is cool. that's what it's got going for it. >> reporter: from the social he likes to show off his body. we are not complaining one bit. ♪ ♪ staring back at me >> reporter: but the best role ever just might be family man. thanks to 2-year-old silas. >> he's hitting the terrible 2s early. we're hoping he gets out of them early. >> reporter: seeing him as hashtag hot husband and dad. yep, life as changed since we first met justin. >> where do you see yourself in ten years? older. possibly wirz. maybe older. i'm still waiting

marie was nominated for three emmys and received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> yoga is popular in the bay area and now police officers are among those trying the ancient practice. we see how mindfulness may make a big difference when officers are on duty. >> inhale, shoulders come forward and up. bring in the hands up and forward. >> this is a unique yoga class. it's being taught in an east bay police department. >> can we try this under the forehead, how is that? >> cops in child's pose. >> we have a lot of closet yoga people that won't admit it. >> take a deep breath? . >> fed up with cases of excessive force across the country. the residents reached out to her local police chief. >> i was calling to find out what the had heck was going on. i was calling as a concerned citizen and now she teaches officers mindfulness. >> this officer took the class and hit the gym. >> do you buy in to the idea of mindfulness? >> absolutely. i have experienced several times that i can feel my body, feel under stress the adrenalin pumping, and your fine motor skills go out of the window at that

her trademark black bow in her hair, always searching for a husband, and earning three emmy nominationsse marie mazzena, she was first a child star, baby rose marie, who began her nine-decade career at just 3 years old. besides numerous acting and nightclub gigs, she became a fixture on tv game shows. rose marie died at her home near los angeles. >> she was a good one for sure. well, it's official. alabama gets its first democratic u.s. senator in a quarter century. but the republican who wanted the job still won't admit he lost. that's coming up. >>> plus a high-speed rail station opening soon in jerusalem named for the u.s. president. how israel is getting swept up in trump mania. "cnn newsroom" live around the world and in the u.s. stay with us. shield annuities from brighthouse financial, allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. with a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. brighthouse financial established by metlife. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of cou

is that better than the emmy? >> absolutely. >> yeah, it is, yeah. [both laugh] i take a trip down the strip in a cadillac that's older than the strip itself. >> the fact that all the people that designed this car are dead... >> guess that's true. my friend jerry seinfeld and i... >> i am really enjoying this drive. >> have a ridiculous conversation that makes no sense. >> for example, you are original and unrestored, right? >> that's right. i've been wearing these clothes 30 years? >> yeah. >> and to change them, i would lose all my value. >> that's what keeps your value. >> exactly. [upbeat music] ♪ [funky music] ♪ the car i'm driving right now, a 1927 duesenberg model x. looks like a gangster car because it's got the low roofline, and it's quite stylish for the period. it's just a wonderful old girl. the duesenberg brothers, fred and augie, were independent car builders. they were really race car guys, but they built cars to support their racing habit. the nice thing about this car, it's all original and unrestored. man named howard johnson bought

marie was nominated for three emmys and received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> yoga is popular in the bay area and now police officers are among those trying the ancient practice. we see how mindfulness may make a big difference when officers are on duty. >> inhale, shoulders come forward and up. bring in the hands up and forward. >> this is a unique yoga class. it's being taught in an east bay police department. >> can we try this under the forehead, how is that? >> cops in child's pose. >> we have a lot of closet yoga people that won't admit it. >> take a deep breath? . >> fed up with cases of excessive force across the country. the residents reached out to her local police chief. >> i was calling to find out what the had heck was going on. i was calling as a concerned citizen and now she teaches officers mindfulness. >> this officer took the class and hit the gym. >> do you buy in to the idea of mindfulness? >> absolutely. i have experienced several times that i can feel my body, feel under stress the adrenalin pumping, and your fine motor skills go out of the window at that

even at the emmys a wards. who would you give this trophy to? >> there's so much out there.would give this to the fake news contest itself. because that is a con test worthy of this amazing trophy. i could not get the basketball off. >> what is that shot? a lot of use out of this trophy. maybe this will get a . this next story. pam from the hit sitcom the office. getting praise foray poll apologizing about an inaccurate tweet. this weekend she posted how the tax bill would affect teachers' ability to deduct the cost of classroom supplies. that was going to be in the bill and then it was taken out. they pulled it out. she has deleted the tweet and posted a length i all policy. if anything is the voice of apology it's pam beast ly hal better. it is nice that she apologized. nobody would do that. nobody does that on the internet. nobody apologizes for spreading dumb crap out there. we're in a trum and world. you don't apologize for anything you put out there ever. that's the world we live in now. follow by the president. the script says we've all been on a bad date before. i sa

rosemarie was nominated for two emmy awards. she received a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 1981. she died in los angeles. she gave us a lot of laughs. >>> a drunk driver. it's a disturbing trend for those patrolling our roads. >>> maryland is told to change out their smoke detectors before a new lawakes effect i tn how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ >>> a mother and five children are still in the hospital after a traumatic crash at the end of a crime spree. brenda nelson of adelphi is facing several charges including carjacking and eluding police. police house and then stole a car. police chased her into herndon and that's where she crashed into a van with a family of five inside. two officers were hurt when they tried to arrest bensen, but they are going to be okay. >>> new tonight a gruesome discovery i

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even grammy and emmy winners like a bargain. >> bye, everybody. city, alabama. look at other stories in our "evening news feed." little to no rest for 9,000 firefighters battling five large wildfires in california. 18,000 homes are threatened by the thomas fire in ventura county. more than 230,000 acres have burned. that its 7 1/2 times the size of san francisco. >> big snowfall is forecast through tomorrow from wisconsin to maine. buffalo, new york could get half a foot. that is on top of the 10 to 20 inches over the weekend. it turned yesterday's bills/colts game into a slippy me mess. the home team won in overtime. >> celebrity chef, mario batali temporarily stepped away from his restaurant business and tv shows. the culinary website, eater new york, report heed sexued.