if you thought american gucci man was hideous, wait until you see african gucci man. they were all twins. white in america, please forgive black men for being late. it's in our dna. >> jimmy: you believe that? >> everybody is late in africa. the darker they were, the later they were. so bosses in america, please forgive your black workers for showing up 10 to 15 minutes late. >> jimmy: but. on the other hand, they're winning all the marathons, so it seems like -- [ cheers and applause ] by the way, your dad on "black-ish" is my twin, i think. i'll tell you what i, i know it seems weird but i was read tlug a newspaper years ago. i think i showed him the picture. i saw the picture, why am i in the newspaper. i realize it was laurence fishburne. >> really? cataracts? >> jimmy: if you examine our faces very closely, there are some similaties. >> okay, pops. >> jimmy: i find this crazy because we've known each other a long time. >> long time. >> jimmy: and in the first years of the show you were here aot and your mom was here with you a lot. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: i am very

the christie yam gucci -- yam gucci ice rink will open.oy the rink through january. this year it will be open for an extra month for the visitors expected in the south bay for super bowl 50. >>> the new "star wars" land at southland may be a long way away from opening, this season fans can experience the season of the force. the park gave a sneak peek and the main attraction is the launch bay, a exhibit where visitors can join the resistance or the dark side. say good buy to space mountain. it is hyperspace mountain with a new soundtrack from star war films and recorded by the london symphony orchestra. we're following developments from the middle east, we'll tell you more about a drone strike that targeted the mill tonight accused of beheading hostages. >> we've within showing you this all morning long, a lot of kang caused to freeway -- damage caused by the wreck. >> a cold one, patchy fog, it looks like a nice friday, saturday is all right, sunday could be brisk. this is bad. i think we're stuck. we're going to have to like talk to each

a missing gucci wallet. mystery strands of hair. >> it suggested that a female had maybe killed her and she'd >> whodunit? who came up here and did it? >> somebody planned this murder. >> somebody wanted her out of the way. >> i told her, "i will make this right. i will make this right for you." >> i'm lester holt. and this is "dateline." here's dennis murphy with -- "shining star." >> reporter: cajun country is where the dreadful thing happened. baton rouge, the louisiana state capitol perched on the banks of the mississippi. three blocks off the river, on a chilly thursday night, a criminal defense lawyer was working late, drafting a writ for the big murder trial starting monday. when did the killer take her? sometime after 8:00 was the best guess. the news led next morning's early drive. >> i hear on a local news station, they interrupt to say that there is a downtown murder in a law office. >> reporter: attorney prem burns was on her way into work. >> which, of course, alerts me. initially, my -- my gosh

gangs to bring these skimmers into places of pennsylvania dubbed this alleged crime ring "operation gucci". watch this video of a cashier...swiping a credit card at the register. then...police say on a skimmer that is out of sight - as she grabs a receipt. the technology is easy to acquire and its smaller than you would think- it can fit in the palm of your hand , its not some to protect yourself experts say...avoid gas pumps furthest from the attendant's view. pay inside...or use cash. and monitor your bank account...often. "what we're finding/ has just really blown our mind." a fraud...now spreading with credit cards in high demand news, williamston, michigan. you're looking live at storm track seven live doppler radar. today in iowa continues in a moment with the forecast from partly cloudy today with more fog possible tonight. we will have morning drizzle, afternoon rain and fog all day on friday morning before drying out for the weekend. it's and coming up on today in iowa. a bakery owner has taken a stand against political correctness, but the owner's statement of his beliefs is lea

alibaba is owned by jack ma, now being sued in the united states by the conglomerate that owns gucci. alibaba said that more than $1.5 billion was spent in the first 12 minutes of this online festival. china's economy may be slowing but consumption on wednesday at least appeared robust. online retail sails are up 40% of a year ago. but that jump in business appears to be at the expense of traditional retailers. >> while this was once a pretty busy shopping mall specializing in electrical goods. today there appears to be more staff than shoppers. the reason for that say some of the retailers we spoke to is the growing threat from online shopping. >> for an economy any growth is good right now. the question is whether that rise in consumer spending is happening fast enough. >> the indian festival of light is marked by flickers of light in shops and homes. >> fireworks also very popular. sikhs celebrate the day that marks the sixth guru from imprisonment. for more go to www.aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera - the founder of wikipedia, jimmy wales. >> everything you see on

>> they're gucci. >> yeah. all right. these are the, what have we got? normally $700. >> kind of. >> you got them today for $300. >> wow. >> okay. so, yeah. >> and i asked him how much have you spent so far today and he said, you know, only $1,500. i'm a student and i'm on a budget. that is his student budget. wow. i don't know. maybe i should go back to school and get on that budget, as well. >> like i said, it was not hard to find people who were dropping a lot of coin out here. >> on themselves, too. interesting. >> all right, bob redell. >> it wasn't a want, definitely a need. you need those gucci sneakers. >> everybody needs shoes. >> particularly $700 shoes. all right, bob. >> you're going to walk on them. >> we'll check back with you later. >>> not everybody is joining this black friday idea. rei is closed today on black friday. rei workers are getting paid to take the holiday, go off with their family and enjoy the outdoors. many of them say they're relieved to get this reprieve from the customers and the shopping frenzy. >> it's amazing. like, i

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>>woman: they're looking for such and such and gucci and the anymore. they steal something, put it in their pocket, and then one took off and one stayed here >>reporter: but the store's owner and her co-workers jumped into action questioning one of the men as he takes one set of glasses after another. before they could get any answers, the two men take off, walking right through the front door and making off with lots of expensive eye wear >>woman: he grabbed a five frames and then tried to run out of the store. he's a strong man, i tried to stop him by pulling his clothes >>reporter: and that's when things got violent. >>woman: he punched her in the face. she has a swollen face and she's at home and she has a pain in the jaw >>reporter: chasing one of the men that ended up getting away. she no longer feels safe inside her own store >>woman: i feel terrible. this is supposed to be a safe area. >>reporter: again, that employee that was punched in the face is home but she's okay. as for police, they say these men are suspected in several other eye glass s

>> halston, gucci, fiarucci! yes, i would say so. >> quentin tarantino, the filmmaker, what is the latest? he went on that rant. >> he is still blabbing, she's been trying -- he's been trying to clarify some remarks. at an anti-police brutality rally, many called his comments ill-timed considering they came the day after officer randolph holder was shot and killed here in new york city. >> he went on one of the cable shows and said this: >> me because i had made statements in some interviews, you know, along the way that have suggested that i'm on their of, you know, ultimately what i feel is a problem of white supremacy in this country. and they realized that -- >> okay. open mouth, insert foot, quentin. you don't think it's a -- >> well, it muddied -- i guess i'd have to sit down and watch the whole thing, which i'm not going to do. >> he did reiterate his point that in the case of eric gardner and others that he believes they were murdered. >> well, a lot of folks deeply concerned and upset about what happened

two lines, one to get into tory birch the other into gucci. these stores are so packed they have to rotate shoppers in and out. when you combine bargain hunters with shopaholics and throw in discounts you have a very, very busy mall. >> a lot of good stuff here. >> reporter: before people can get to the livermore outlets, they have to sit in stop-and-go traffic on 580. the eastbound direction is backed up for miles. how long have you been looking for a parking spot? >> for an hour. >> reporter: is it worth it? >> uhm -- >> reporter: about to give up? >> no. i'm on a mission. >> reporter: once you're here, many of the brand name stores have lines outside and you can see why. 50, 60 even 70% off. how long have you been waiting in this line. 30 minutes. 30 minutes. just for this line. >> reporter: are you tired? >> well, tired but it's worth it. >> reporter: once they're in, some people go all out. this family bought enough to fill up 5 large bags. >> couple of thousand dollars. >> couple of thousand dollars? >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >> that's a lot

. >> $300 sounds pricey, but they're for a pair of gucci sneakers that normally go for $700. this is their busiest black friday ever. >> incredible. now we take you to oakland where it is plaid friday. mayor libby schaaf was at the oakland store to kick off the day. this is about supporting local shops. she said the event is the antidote to the big mall shopping and how they came up with the name, the plaid friday name, well, it comes from the idea that a diverse local group of stores together make up a strong fabric like plaid. >> well, not everyone went shopping today. some enjoyed a new black friday tradition outside. i'm michelle roberts in mountain view where this parking lot is a little less crowded than it was last year. >> two fires ripped through an east bay restaurant before 5:00 a.m. we'll hear from the restaurant owner coming up. >>> and we're tracking chilly temperatures now that the sun has set. tomorrow morning waking up to some 20s and 30s in spots. so just when will things warm up? the answer will also bring much needed rain and the return of sierra snow. the

dior,t do your -- at gucci, and on it goes.ng yak up vanessa: as fashion has become an industry, as it has corporatized over the last 20 years, but especially over the last 10, the attitude and relationship between the corporate owner and the creative side of business has changed. some would say it has become much more professionalized. but along with becoming professionalized, you get a change in emotion. the big guys -- robert burke, you also have the stores getting ready for their most important weeks of the year. the stores need those designers, don't they yak out robert: yes, they do. when there are seismic changes like designers leaving in short periods of time, with three year and five year contracts, it is difficult for retailers and the consumer. vonnie: how much of this is the fault of private equity, as opposed to professional ownership? robert: there are some brands owned by private equity, but some -- i think it is really about more the demands of fashion today. the cycle is so fast, and gone are the days of oscar

the chinese entrepreneur jack mar, being sued in the united states by the gone glom rat that owns gucci and yves st. laurent. consumption on wednesday at least appears to be robust. online retail sales are up 40% on a year ago but that jump on business appears to be at the expense of traditional retailers. this was once a pretty busy shopping mall. it specializes in electrical goods but today there appear to be more staff than shoppers and the reason for that say some of the retailers we've spoken to is the growing threat from online shopping. for an economy losing speed any growth is good right now. the question is whether that rise in consumer spending is happening fast enough. adrian brown al jazeera, beijing. >>> honey bees pollenate as that's it for al jazeera america, i'll be back in just two minute. >> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. online threats, an arrest after threats of racial violence at the university of missouri. tonight a campus on edge and the message from the student body president. >>> wild weather, tornadoes, thunderstorms and more threat

alibaba is owned by jack ma now being sued by the conglomerate that owns gucci.more tha than $1.5 billion was spent in the first 12 minutes. consumption appeared robust. online retail sales are up 40% of a year ago. but that jump in business appears to be at the expense of traditional retailers. >> well, this was once a pretty busy shopping mall. it specializes in electrical goods. but there appear to be more staff than shoppers. the reason for that is the growing threat for online shopping. for an economy losing speed, any growth is good right now. the question is whether that rise in consumer spend something happening fast enough. adrian brown, al jazeera, beijing. >> and 12 carot blue diamond so named because of its rarity was found in a mine in south africa january 2014. they get their color from full amounts of bore ron that gets trapped in the crystal structure, and i don't think you can buy that on alibaba. we'll be back in a couple of minutes. see you then, bye bye. >> lead paint... plaster that is falling... rodent infestation. >> if it was your own chil

fairly low key hand off of a baby between estranged parents right here across from louisville pond and gucci in one of the swankiest areas. but when dad was about two hours late, gerald reggero stuck himself right into the middle of it. >> i'm her father. >> i understand that. but you're two hours late right. >> reporter: a friend of the friend of the mother confronted the father within moments of dad's late arrival with the baby at the condo complex. >> if you know you're going to be late, why don't you just tell her you're going to be . late >> i did. >> you called right after 9:00. if you know you're going to be late -- it is my business, she's a friend of mine. >> reporter: alejandro barrientos a friend of the father asks rogerio why he's even involved. before rogerio even identifies himself as a federal agent, he takes the 15-year-old and pulls a gun on the child. >> on the ground. on the ground now. >> reporter: and when barrientos mother tries to help, rogiero threatens charges against her. >> you're going to jail too. assault on a federal officer. >> john mccarthy says the cell phone

the chinese entrepreneur jack mar now being sued in the united states by the conglomerate that owns gucci and eve saint laurent. china's economy may be slowing, consumption, is robust. the jump in business appears to be at the expense of traditional retailers. >> this was a shopping that specialized in electrical goods. it appears there are more staff than shoppers and that is from the growing threat of online shopping. >> for an economy, speed growth is good. adrian brown, al jazeera, beijing. >> coming up england loses its rugby coach and we're off to india lighting up its skies in the annual fire work display. and adding to the sport russia's federation meeting as a country reacts to doping allegations. >> little havana in miami and florida. to play the pivotal role in the life of those eggs i would. the 50-year-old community is now itself under throat. ♪ >> it's been called cuba's second city. in florida few neighborhoods can match little havana for its sense of importance. these streets are been homes to countless of cuban americans who first settled here in the 1960s. many consider

. >> $300 for a pair of gucci sneakers that normally go for $700. mall management says this is the busiest black friday they've had. let's show you the traffic. this is 680 near the sun valley mall in concord. lined up with cars. and i want to show you a live picture of 580 in dublin. that's it right there. it is slow going in both directions. keep in mind, this also leads you to go to 680 by stone original. or if you keep going on 580, that's how you get to the livermore outlets. for thousands of other people, todd was an opportunity to skip all that madness. the sales, the deals, and the mall and go outdoors instead. michelle roberts is live outside in mountain view, which is closed tonight, to the relief of employees. >> reporter: there's a sign out front saying sorry, we're closed. we're outside playing and you should do the same. many enjoyed this chilly day, but as you can see the parking lot, people still coming for those deals at best buy next door. >> we took a nice hike in the forest. the air is so fresh. >> reporter: this year, they say t

. >> i had a gucci shoes for you and i forgot to give them to you. >> yesterday on the program, we calledown thursday because black friday isn't what it used to be. everybody is shopping on thanksgiving. steve went to the wal-mart in moorestown, right, and he bought this for me. i don't know what to do with it. it is a thong but it is for a man. it is for a man. i don't know. >> i'm not sure what that is, then he got me a wal-mart, i will move it, a wal-mart shirt. >> it is k-mart. >> different mart. >> the big k. >> you like that. >> attention k-mart shoppers. >> i will wear that out in public you will start your own greeting division for k-mart. >> why not. >> then i got this sweater, yes. >> steve, you made out like a bandit. >> steve is already correcting people. >> i like it, mike. >> put you in the christmas cheer. >> this is the biggest seller, the ad am le vine line of clothing. >> it looks nice and line. >> the mike jerrick adam le vine line. >> look, she's wearing one too. look, this woman is wearing one. >> do they have it in my size. >> she's wearing one. >> she stole your loo

i am at the point where i do anything to maintain gucci. like the best. >> currently awaiting trial on drug trafficking and burglary to which he pled not guilty, he said he has been planning for a sex change operation. >> i'm a woman. i have a 34 b. all right. i am still taking the hormone pills that will make the exchange easier. it's painful and i have to make sure it's something i want to do. they gave me extra time to make sure. once you get it done, there is no going back. >>> you scared? >> you would think being at a male dorm, i would have a field day. that's not true. they are like 60 to 80 years old. that's how they look in here. half dead and limping and not physically fit. please. >> for the time being, john schmidt need not be concerned with the other inmates in his housing unit. >>> schmidt was arrested on a charge after claiming to have an atomic in his car he made other questionable claims in jail as well. >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child. so -- they are trying to determine if he is mental

. >> gucci, dior, chanel. >> how about this unisex diamond watch? only about 54,000. it's a necklace priced at 400,000. >> it's enjoyable to stroll around and see what's going on and what is there to offer. >> extra's mansions and millionaires has traveled to every continent and every city over the years. probably because most people here eat out seven nights a week. can you blame them? the taste of hong kong runs the gamut from the comfort of street food to mitchelin star dining. >> i'm going to serve you something that's worthy of the show. >> great. one of the most yunique culinar experiences. chef long provides the direction and drama on master chef canada. i found thhim to be as entertaining as talented. >> i call it extreme chinese. this is about anninnovation. >> beginning with a cocktail, a creamy apertiff. >> we have gold flakes and black gold better known as caviar. >> here in hong kong some of the best restaurants are actually some of the hardest ones to find. what may seem like the front of a stamp shop is actually hiding an incredible dining experience if

among the items stolen, computers, gucci and mo sad owe watches, digital cameras. >> 6:10. new jersey state trooper charged with drunk driving following an accident. we'll have that story coming up in a bit. >> first, mother's outrage when she sees a picture of her daughter polls dollars on social media by a day care worker and below the photo was a written threat. >> also, spiked soda? well, all the rage for adults, but could be little too tempting for under age drinkers. we'll tell you what parents should look out for coming up. >> ♪ most wonderful time of the year ♪ >> katie says too soon, first christmas song of the year. but you can't not play t look, live in shady brook farm in yardley, pennsylvania, their annual holiday lights display it, kicks off this weekend, our jan carabeo, she in that wagon right now. she is live with a preview coming up at 6:30, as we take you inside. >> we'll be right back. >> ♪ thioh my god. friday. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if

that suspect got away with computers, gucci and watches and digital cameras and other items. the suspect was there for 20 minutes before leaving through the front door. >>> school bus necessary vineland will soon have ads plastered on the side of them. board of the education a approved the move at a meeting yesterday. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tell you the district is hoping that the ads will bring in much needed revenue. >> the the bus that he is file in and out of the vineland schools will be a bit more colorful. for several years ago, they officials balked at advertisements on buses, and this weeks board of ed meeting it was a unanimous yes. >> we feel it is a win/win situation. we don't have have dime one tonight. >> reporter: district owns their fleet which a allows them to sell the ad space. they expect to make at least $10,000 the first year. >> it the is a tough budget times so if this helps off set the cost of the budget and help shorten the short fall a bit. >> reporter: vineland selected a mullica base cod called educational informational resource cent

. >> when you take a nice gucci wallet, loaded with credit cards, to gardere lane and leave it in the streets, somebody's going to pick it up and start going to the mall, spending some of those credit cards. and the first thing that's going to happen is that the police are going to have a film of the transaction and go to that person and say, "you killed chiquita tate." >> there's our suspect. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so, this killer unknown started taking on some traits in the detectives' minds. the person was good or lucky enough to get out of the office building without leaving a trail of blood, and after what had to have been a frenzied attack, still had the composure to think up the red herring of the tossed the killer looked like a cool customer. perhaps a professional? as the cops went down the list of dubious characters on her client roster, they looked closely at two men who had been accused of killing a man and his 17-year old son. possible suspects? >> one of 'em actually was in jail at the time of the -- of the homicide and it just was very unlikely that -- that someone

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kering owns gucci and other luxury brands, pretty modest. european airlines are down more. france is weak. the par aeroports de paris down 4%. if you look at the u.s. airlines, we're down, but not much. most are down somewhere around 1%. jetblue, usa, american airlines, all down 1% to 2%. expedia, down 2%. not surprisingly a lot of talk about aerospace and defense companies, like ratheon, lockheed, and boeing. ratheon makes the tomahawk missile and lockheed martin makes the hellfire missile. they're up but not dramatically. these companies are involved in surveillance and border control technology. that may be a big beneficiary. fingerprint cards in europe up about 7%. they do fingerprint checks. the important thing is this time is different. the markets globally were down 2%, depending on where you look at. 3% for the month. much higher degree of earnings and guidance disappointments. the markets are more fragile. there are three attacks here, the bombing in paris, the beirut bombing, and the downing of the russian plane in egypt. the concern is that we're in for more high

the concern is institutional and nonpartisan, yet rather than suspend the practice, gucci has expandedile quietly obstructing the committee's investigation. last week the department finally produced a small subset of relevant documents that the committee requested 11 months ago. i would like to know what you and as an experienced prosecutor would do if a large corporation behaved this way in an investigation. we sit with you today, attorney general lynch, law enforcement agencies across the country face profound challenges. 31 police officers have been shot to death this year alone. in many places officers are understandably asking what it is worth pursuing violent criminals or otherwise putting themselves in harm's way, lest they be the target of intentional violence or community backlash. force must be is a probably, a police officers must take proper steps to protect innocent civilians. however, irresponsible, anti-police activity from many in the advocacy community and the justice department's ongoing efforts to micromanage state of local police agencies have only served to exacerb