it's a costume party. ♪ we know how much gwen loves costumes.n a trend setter since we first met her back in 1996. >> the pants, they don't fit. i'm like, ugh. ♪ i ain't no hollaback girl >> judy jetson is my influence tonight. ♪ it's my life >> the no doubt frontwoman has rocked more looks than we can count, from california beach punk to olhollywood glam to harajuku girl. she even made braces look cool. her fashion philosophy? >> i always break the rules and everyone always yells at me and says bad things about me. why is he wearing so much makeup? but i like makeup and i like dress up. i never thought okay, i want to be a fashion designer, but i always made my own clothes. >> so how does the mom of three make 50 look like 25? she says she stays out of the sun and claims, i've always been into grocery store make up. ♪ why'd you have to go and make me like you? ♪ >> everybody knows what my love life is because there's only a couple of them. >> but gwen really credits her natural glow to being lucky in love with this guy. >> any time i can be aro

gwen stefani is here [ cheers and applause i love gwen stefani. only is she a music icon, she's the only reason i know how to spell the word bananas. [ laughter ] well today was the first day of fall did you know that? yep. this morning i put on my favorite flannel shirt and scarf. made some hot chocolate. stepped outside and realized it was 90 degrees [ laughter ] i saw it was 90 degrees in new york today it was so hot, trump asked the president of ukraine for some inside dirt on the sun [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause did you hear this? there's a giant new scandal involving the president. trump asked officials in the ukraine to investigate joe biden's family yep. trump asked ukraine for election help. or as he put it, "i just trying to make putin jealous. [ laughter ] apparently trump asked the president of ukraine to investigate joe biden's son. right now eric and don jr. are thinking, damn, he even pays more attention to biden's kid. [ audience oohs [ laughter ] papa >> steve: papa >> jimmy: today reporters asked trump if he did anything wr

all right, we have our own gift for gwen in the form after a "e.t."thday throwback. ♪ hey baby >> i look, like, bananas. i feel very glamorous. ♪ bananas b-a-n-a-n-a-s >> we hear gwen is over the moon about her milestone birthday and feels confident in her age. a source tells "e.t. "she's on vacation with blake right now, but he wants to make her feel special and is planning a big party for her. it's a costume party. ♪ we know how much gwen loves she's been a trend setter since we first met her back in 1996. >> the pants, they don't fit. i'm like, ugh. ♪ i ain't no hollaback girl >> judy jetson is my influence tonight. ♪ it's my life >> the no doubt frontwoman has rocked more looks than we can count, from california beach punk to old hollywood glam to harajuku girl. she even made braces look cool. her fashion philosophy? >> i always break the rules and everyone always yells at me and says bad things about me. why is he wearing so much makeup? but i like makeup and i like dress up. i never thought okay, i want to be a fashion designer, but i always mad

. >> why nick jonas south and gwen stefani is out at "the voice." plus -- >> how wife priyanka is getting in on the trash talk. >>> then rooney spills j. lo's halftime secrets. >> what can we expect? >> everything. >> and james van der beak prepares for baby number six. >> it's crazy. >>> then jen aniston nearly an twit. >> the story never told until now. >> and adam devine co-hosts. ♪ >>> welcome, thanks for joining us, we're starting with a major shake-up at "the voice." >> gwen stefani is out. adam divi adam devine is in. >> no, that's not true at all. adam devine is in here tonight as our special co-host. but nick jonas is joining "the voice." >> huh! ♪ ♪ >> congratulations on "the voice". >> nick was mobbed leaving dinner in west hollywood last night. all the mayhem just four hours after the singer broke the news. >> i'm so excited. season 18 of "the voice." >> you're going to get your but. >> our mission is destroy blake shelton. >> the feuding got started on >> yeah, that's a blake look-alike giving nick a good scare. this afternoon nick's wi

gwen tells "shape" she's trying to find balance in her life. >> that's nearly impossible when you'reother of three boys. >> gwen credits blake for helping, especially after her divorce calling him one of the greatest gifts. >> it's incredible to have a best friend like that guy. he's an amazing person. >>> now to fierce females opening up. >> never accept no. if i accepted no, i would have stopped when i was 14 and they were like no you're too tall. i said, oh, but and i talked my way in. >> nicole kid man, zendaya and gwyneth paltrow are honored in "elle magazine's" women in hollywood issue. >> i was about 19 and i lost a movie part to somebody else and i started to feel like, oh, the girl who got it isn't even that good and my mother was like stop right there. don't ever, ever disparage another woman. zbrnchts by way a lot of big stars are engaged. who are you most excited to see in their wedding gown? scarlet, j.lo or jlaw. >> i think i need to add another name. >>> why is cardi b out there looking for the next offset? >> yes honey. >> her wild new tv show, plus luke bryant's big

and they'll cycle along and like, "gwen, i've been waiting nine days." bike and playing weird b-sides. thinking that if he played a b-side, i'd be like, "roll the window down. [ laughter ] okay get in the car come on, let's go. >> seth: well, i will tell you that i ask every hotel i stay at to play my theme song when i walk in. and no one will do it. >> aw. >> seth: so you should be flattered. >> i am -- i'm honored and i love it. it never gets old. and any time anyone listens to my music, it just brings me so much joy thank you. so much. [ cheers and applause >> seth: and, yeah, absolutely you were saying backstage, your oldest kids are 13 and 11. is that right? >> and then i have the little one that's five. >> seth: five. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: do they have any relationship with your music yet? how do they feel when they hear it >> i mean, they don't really care - >> seth: yeah. >> about me as far as, like, any of that stuff goes i feel like unless they have, you know, "mom, can you -- do you have ellen degeneres' text can you text 'cause i really want to

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but why is gwen leaving? >> "e.t.'earned her vegas residency kicks off just a few week busine weeks bebefore the start of the next season. he's mentored on "the voice" before four years ago. done "the x factor" and ""american idol."" he can be tough. he belted out one of nick's songs. >> this is jonas jealous. ♪ >> you literally have no rhythm at all. >> how is that high note? >> but your teeth look great. i see every single one of them. >> nick had one big suggestion. >> auto tune. >> i say you're so pretty, cameron. >> that's what you'd say when you don't like something. bless your heart. >> i just want to jump and morph myself into that. kevin frazierer was in atlanta as the stars all helped tyler perry usher in a new era. >> what a night, what a night. ♪ >> oh, yeah, i brought the dress i can dance in t the jimmy choos i can moon walk in. >> it's trailblazing is what it is. >> oprah fighting tears. tyler perry honored her and other trail blazing african-american stars that inspired him. he donated massive sound sta

gwen -- again?h was a limited set of strikes and i advocated for that during the obama administration, and president obama decided that, before he would do that, he thought it was best to get congressional authorization, which ended up not being forthcoming, and he worked to get a deal with the russians that got 13 metric tons of chemical weapons out of syria. when the syrians again used chemical weapons and demonstrated they all didn't come out or they made new ones, i didn't disagree with president trump's decision to use force, but the problem was it was one and done. he used force, he didn't back it up with diplomacy. he could have played -- it's so unfortunate because he's perfect at this, he could have played in 2017 the crazy aunt in the at tick at which point nobody in the world knew what he might do and put the fear of god into the syrians and the russians that this might be the beginning of something really serious and, instead, he had his senior officials go out the next day and say, than

. >> i love it when gwen has a strict about it. the dance you want to capture that and make it sweet and cute. i think it's a nice combination of all of it. >> i had to try, this is the biggest thing i have ever done. you got a good on social media, you have to do research, you have said have your song. you won't know it until i turn it on. >> that looks awesome, you can catch the rocktober lip-synch war right here on kpix5. >>> the the warriors lose the heart and soul of the franchise last night against the phoenix . that story and game 7 coming up. >>> good morning and happy halloween, a cold start the day so bundle up as you head out the door for work and school, temperatures in the 30s and 40s and in the 50s the. as we head to the afternoon, 74 santa clara. also san jose, 76 morgan hill, 73 concord. walnut creek 71. about 74 san francisco, berkeley, 77 clifford hill. >>> take a look at the roadways the west about 580s works from the 205 over towards the line of the 680, 34 minutes this morning, seashore freeway highway 2101, no

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josh, following up on nurse gwen, the white house will refuse to release documents to comply with thebased on the argument that it is challenging the house to hold a formal impeachment vote. do you think they can turn this into a debate over process? >> sure i think they can because democrats largely made a debate over process. the nurse is an absolutely excellent point. what nancy pelosi has been trying to do for the better part of two years and actually since they won the majority in the house in 2018 is should try to deflect d detract away from impeachment because she knows the politics are no good. they have to get there one way or another. i would argue it is inevitable. what she does not want to put all the freshman in purple and rerictston the record on the front end of an impeachment inquiry to try and convict the president. it is horrible potics for her and horrible politics for the conference and i think she could use the majority if she went down that road. >> is this an argument over processor what the president did or didn't do. >> i think the president would like it to b

and raw -- ♪ don't speak ♪ don't speak >> on "the voice" kelly clarkson found herself cut off by gwen'soubt's "don't speak" when she tried to fight for her contestant. >> you just listed my favorite people. like what? ♪ don't speak ♪ don't speak >> no one was fessing up until blake accidentally gave himself away. >> when we can hear there's the potential there and the artistry that's where we give the -- ♪ don't speak >> wait a minute. so when you press the button, don't speak comes out? >> did you accidentally do it? >> no, i didn't. >> you did it to me. >> don't touch my button. >> the singer kelly was after, mary beth byrd ended up picking -- >> john. >> coming after you blake. >> tonight's bless this mess, i hear it's nutty crazy racy. >> dax does like a strip tease for me. >> i love that. >> when "e.t." visited the set, it was daddy duty. >> my wife is in europe rightn elmo's fire scoop. >>> then florida georgia line ♪ baby you're a song >> minutes away on "e.t." >> what up, gu ♪ >>> welcome back to "e.t." with our special guest co-host, lake bell star of "bless this mess" airing t

. >>> then our birthday throw back for gwen stefani. >> and. >>> ♪ ♪ love somebody >>> that was robinn you love somebody. congratulations. you have to add this to the new tour. >> yes. >> you're going out with fantasia. >> yes, one of the best performers in showbi away from family? >> yes. i love being on stage, but the touring aspect is hard. >> with the babies. >> yeah. >>> you're on the road with fantasia. meanwhile, the show that discovered her, "american idol," is gearing up to find the next big thing. our rachel smith was with the very tight-knit crew in georgia. >> three seasons together. you guys know each other pretty well. what do you think is the quality that you love most about one another? >> oh, my gosh. that's so nice. ♪ this is how we do >> i'll go for it. i'll just go right out there. i always put my feet in my mouth, at least i got good shoes. ryan is dependable. you can always count on ryan. and lionel. ♪ hello >> he knows how to finesse and let down someone so that they're going to land on their feet if they get in or not. luke is fun. he's funny looking. ♪ what ma

gwen nichols, the chief medical officer at the leukemia and lymphoma society. doctor erin o'shea, president of the howard hughes medical institute. doctor peggy hamburg, the foreign secretary of the national academy of medicine and former commissioner of the fda. and doctor janine clayton, director of the nih office of research on women's health. our moderator this morning is lucinda maine, ceo of the american association of colleges of pharmacy, and the pride to say boardmember of research america. thank you all leaders. we look forward to this. >> my thanks really to organizers of the forum this year for giving us an opportunity to talk about some things we don't talk about so much, and we have an exemplary panel that brings a ton of experience from public and private sectors and looking forward to moderating the conversation. just a little bit by way of background. over 50% of the phds that it recently been awarded in bioject gone to women. and yet i think it goes without saying that in some respect you all are an exception to the rule of women rising to imp

. >> it's no different than if gwen and i were playing, youshe win and that's what they pay us to dois to try to win the show. so it's harder for her. she's not -- she's not competitive. she'll be the first to tell you right up until it gets competitive and then all of a sudden she is. >> i really want her laughing. >> i'll take this way over whatever i had with adam. >> imagine that. >> i want him to know that he can still kiss my ass wherever he is right now. >> with adam levine now gone from "the voice" blake is now everyone's target. he's got darius rucker as a mentor to help him to victory. darius won his 50th grammy. i still have an empty spot in my house. >> yeah, but you had to invite me to your television show. so we're all right. >> i think there's a new bromance on that show. >>> meanwhile justin dogs. >> "e.t." for disney's "lady and the tramp." >> plus behin the scenes with bebe rexha. >> this is an "e.t." exclusive. >> what are you going to say to ngly in a? >> i want to get a vial of your blood. >> one, two -- >> no, bruno. teach me the real thing. >> push you know whe

doctor gwen nichols, chief medical officer at the leukemia and lymphoma society . doctor erin o'shea, president of the howard hughes institute. doctor peggy amber, foreign secretary of the national academy of medicineand former commissioner of the fda . and doctor janine clayton, director of the office of research on women's health. our moderator this morning is doctor loosen the main. the evp and ceo of american association of colleges pharmacy and i'm proud to say board member of research america . thank you all leaders, we look forward to this. >> my thanks to the organizers of the forum this year. for giving us an opportunity to talk about something that wedon't talk about so much . and we have an exemplary panel that brings a ton of experience from the public and private sectors and looking forward to moderating the conversation. >> just a little bit by way of background. over 50 percent of the phd have recently been awarded in biology on the women i think it's goes without saying that in summary respects you are all our exception to the rules. of women rising

gwen died in 2016, of complicaons from cancer. still to come on the newour: a conversation with 2020 democratic hopeful senator kamala harris of california. former homeland security head kirstjen nielsen, on her controversial tenure at the top of the department. and, learning to fly at community college-- students take on the pilot shortage. >> woodruff: with justr 100 days from the first votes being cast in the 2020 democratic presidential primary, 18 candidates are competing for their party's nomination. one of them, california senator kamala harris, joins us now from iowa city, iowa. senator harris, welcome to the newshour. and i am gng to start with a question we've -- >> thank you. good to be with you, judy? >> woodruff: good to be with you. i'm gog the start with a question i've posed to every other democratic hopeful we've interviewed, and this is why you. what do you say to voters who want to know why you are most qualified to be the next president? >> well, i think there is no question that justice is on the ballot in 202

gwen ifill died in 20 of complications from cancer.the newshour with judy woodruff, her conversation with 2020 democratic hopeful senator kamala harris. kirstjen nielsen on her controversial tenure at the top of the department. and learning to fly at community college. students take on the pilot shortage. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washingtonas and the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> with just over 100 days from the first votes being casin the 2020 democratic presidential primary, 18 candidates are competing for their party's nomination. one of the california senator, harri. -- senator kamala harris. welcome to the newshour. and i am going to start with a goquestion -- good to be with y. i will start with a question i posed to every other democratic hopeful we have interviewed, and that is why you? what do you say to voters who want to know why you are the most qualified to be the next president? sen. harris: i think that there is no question that justice is on the ballot in

gwen baumgardner has queen elizabeth's message. >> reporter: pomp and pageantry filled the palace ofeen elizabeth laid out the government's agenda for the upcoming year. >> my government's priority has always been to secure the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of october. >> reporter: her words written by prime minister boris johnson and his cabinet make brexit a top priority. critics have accused johnson of using the politically neutral monarch for his own political gain. >> my government intends to work toward a new partnership with the european union based on free trade and friendly cooperation. >> reporter: so far the controversial brexit process has been anything but friendly. the queen's speech comes amid ongoing negotiations in brussels. >> a deal is possible, and it's possible this month. may even be possible this week. but we're not there yet. [ cheers ] >> reporter: more than three years after the divisive vote to leave the e.u., divorce talks are stuck on a key issue -- how to avoid customs checks between u.k.-governed northern ireland and the

jonas will join as a coach for the first time, taking over for gwen stefani while she does her las vegas residency and will be alongside others. he experienced massive solo success as well as his siblings, the jonas brothers, all part of that. "the voice" continues tonight at 8:00 followed by "this is us" and then "new amsterdam." so the 49ers are more than looking like one of the best teams in pro-football. >> and fans happy after last night they took down the browns. >> 4-0, let's go. >> more than 60,000 fans soaked up niners domination and 4-0 for the first time since 1990. two guys named joe montana and jerry rice were the attraction. fans believe this is the start of something huge. >> i feel great. we're undefeat and we're going to stay that way. let's keep it going all year. let's go. >> as for the game, the niners jumped out to a two touchdown lead in the first quarter and jimmy g. was in control and the touchdown pass to george kidle put the game away and afterwards he tried to keep things in perspective. >> it is a good start. it is all it is. so four games won't get you much i

the youngest jonas brother revealing -- appearing on ellen, rather, he will replace gwen stefani as thehe cannot wait to work with fellow texan kelly clarkson who is also blowing up lately. >> seems like their names have been around forever. right now seems like they're on the high, high >> hot again >> from pop star to actress to megamogul, rihanna is securing the bag and she now is adding another title to her resume. author the grammy winner has announced her newest project that's a coffee table book packed with images of her. the self-titled book includes more than a thousand photos in its 500-page compilation there will be four versions starting at a price tag of $150 for a copy -- >> starting? >> yeah. it is set to be released on october 24th can't get enough for fans. >> i like look as rihanna as much as the next person. 150 bucks? >> coffee table book >> get a tattoo of her on the face like the carter kid still ahead, jeopardy host alex trebek gets personal about his struggle with cancer not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. eve

than expected move makes sense here that being said, if they guide down and miss north american subs gwenk is going back to december lows. that simple. >> carter what do you think? >> of all the sort of marquis supercap names that are so prominent, this is the worst performing one in the summer i mean you are talking about dropping from 35% from its july peak, 380 to 250 this little bounce in a way i think it removes some of the potential for further bounce so i'm inclined to bet against it and bet that because you had the earnings gap and drop last time you get a second one. >> yeah, this is one of the marquis names with a big drawdown because unlike some of the others have a efrom a valuation perspective it was certainly basically ahead of the race highest on price to earnings it's the one where a lot of other marquis names didn't have negative cash flow this one does. it seems to continue to pile up. and there are questions also about the business model we are talking about here the content costs are high and whether or not you slap the same kinds of valueses on that type of business t

my name is gwen hunter and i'm the coordinator at policy books. i'm pleased to introduce our guest. i would like to ask you to silence your cell phone. booktv, c-span, thanks for being here. tonight i'm thrilled to introduce azadeh moaveni to talk about her book "guest house for young widows: among the women of isis". this is not her first book. she has written for time magazine, la times. she is also co-author of awakening. in conversation with her tonight is senior fellow and director robert mckenzie, brookings institution scholar, policy analyst has written for us. and the baltimore sun. cnn, guardian, new york times. these individuals are outstanding. please join me in welcoming them. [applause]. >> i'm delighted to be here. i was told by the bookstore before leaving you have to buy this fantastic book. that is the requirement. i am really delighted to be sitting next to my brilliant and brave friend azadeh moaveni who i have known since 1998. there are very few people who know the region as well as azadeh moaveni. she doesn't just parachute in. she has worked on the region for

[indiscernible conversations] >> gwen moore, ready. ok, another one. ♪ >> great job. >> thank you so much. c-span's campaign 2020 coverage continues as president trump host a keep america great rally in minneapolis, minnesota, like tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. c-span ipsos paul shows just over half of americans are confident that the 2020 presidential election will be open and fair. there is a significant partisan gap on the question. 72% of republicans are confident in the system. only 39% of democrats sure that belief. 64% of americans think foreign governments are a threat to the system. while 41% of republicans share that concern, more than of half democrats and independents believe that foreign governments may interfere with u.s. elections. 31% of people believe the federal government has done enough to protect elections from foreign interference. 54% of republicans report having either a great deal or a fair amount of confidence in federal effor

. >>> legendary journalist gwen ifill is being honored with a postage stamp.he died three years ago with uterine cancer. she was a trail blazer and was admired for her tenacity and beloved for her grace. >>> up next, a canine cop wounded in the line of duty, and his best friend. >> this portion is sponsored by >>> we're going to end, tonight, with the story of an unbreakable bond between a dekalb county, georgia, police officer and his partner. only one had the words to share it and did so exclusively with mow noah lang y. >> he saved lives that day. >> reporter: frank and django were pursuing a man with warrants. fired his gun, striking django. >> he took a bullet. but saved lives in the process. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: he was rushed to emergency pet hospital for surgery. >> a gunshot wound with massive trauma. >> reporter: django's leg was fractured by the bullet. >> give him a chance to survive, right? >> that was in question. >> absolutely in question. when he was admitted. >> reporter: django's undergone two surgeries. was there a moment in time you tho

. >> at the risk of agitating colonel pflaum, gwen. i apologize, sir. i recommendation on the military judge is certainly one requiring study and analysis logistically to see if it would be possible. we're a smaller service and have fewer cases to work with. so that is one that i think could use some analysis if that would even be feasible. but some of the things on the margin for the 32 that i think we could improve or continue to improve are the capabilities to conduct remote proceedings, improved technology in our courtrooms that we could have the article 32s to perhaps open up the call witnesses remotely that may not want to trial for a 32. that's one area that i think that we can improve the process. and it has gotten much better to hold the remote proceedings. but it also i think can be improved in certain circumstances. >> so, again, i'm just echoing a lot of comments. but i would like to point out that the current .that the we have is a floor, not a ceiling. and so i think that i think it's incouple the bent upon service foss push down to young

my name is gwen carr and i am the mother of eric garner. five years ago my beloved son eric was murdered by people who were supposed to serve and protect. on july 17th, the nypd police officers approached my son. one of them put him in an illegal chokehold. eric cried out 11 times "i can't breathe". 11 times he said "i can't breathe". but those officers who were on the scene that day, they didn't seem to care. eric died that day. there was a video that was captured -- that captured the incident, including the chokehold and my son's cry saying that he couldn't breathe. this went viral around the world. so my thought is today, how come no one was held accountable? no one was held in charge for my son's death. but not only the officer that murdered my son, but all the officers who were on the scene need to stand accountable for his death that day. i will never forget that day in july. i got up that morning, i spoke to eric. i spoke to him for about ten minutes. and afterwards we said our good byes, he said i love you, mom. i said i love you, t

glenn in's hear from birmingham, alabama on our -- gwen in birmingham, alabama on our democrats' line. want to ask just a question. i am a 72-year-old senior citizen alabama. it is exhausting. every day we get up and all we hear about is donald trump did this. what is wrong with some people in america? what is wrong with the republican party echo let me say to you. , i really liked the president. but i am american first and a democrat second. what bill clinton did in the oval office was a disgrace and i did not like it. i still don't. but these republicans, i don't understand their minds. this is america. how dare we defend a president of the united states asking , who don't have any human rights in their country -- host: all right, we will hear from josh. guest: it is exhausting. the most savvy news consumers, you are dealing with story up on story and it can be really overwhelming to digest. that's part of trump about his strategy, i think. overwhelmed the media ecosystem with so much controversy, so much scandal -- even over the last week for hours the religious six stories that co

gwen court before noon was threatened. >> some of the fence lines, our fire engines actually stopped the fire from progressing past the fence lines. >> reporter: dozens turned out to clear brush that could ignite this fire season. >> we want to help out al everiate any possibility of any fires coming up this season. and the homes that are here behind us. >> reporter: and the red flag warning will end on sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. live in marin county, lisa, abc7 news. >>> about an hour ago, pg&e pg&e began shutting off power for those in plumas, butte and yuba counties. they expect power to be restored tomorrow but it's not clear when. a pg&e spokesperson tells the san francisco chronicle those counties have been removed from the scope of the power shutoff. you can stay up to date with the abc7 news app. it's free to download in the app store. just enable the push notifications. >>> well, did you feel it? thousands of people in the bay area did. the moment a 3.5 magnitude earthquake hit this morning off the coast of pacifica. luckily there were no reports of damage, but it is a wak

. >> also 50 today, my friend gwen stefani. >> happy birthday to gwen. >>> what does a healthy relationshipitor in chief of parents magazine giving us an early look at the year's best toys we're going to get to play with some toys this morning so we can get a jump start on our holiday shopping. >> that looks fun. architectural digest takes us inside the most spectacular celebrity homes you will ever see. >>> and our buddy christian slater talking about the final season of "mr. robot" and what it feels like being a dad all over again. >>> let's get a check of the weather, it could change at any minute. >> that's why we need me look at your weekend, not as hot in the mid-atlantic states, mountain snows moving into saturday, it's a fall feel in the northeast and the mid-atlantic states, sunny and hot down in texas, heavy rain in the mississippi river valley and then sunday, sunday, we're looking at wet weather in the mississippi into the ohio river vales, upstate new york, sunshine in the west coast sunny and cool through the plains, still hot in southern texas. that's what's going on a >>> go

ceos and high-ranking officials have been taking the stage including the president and coo of spacex, gwenell. here's what she had to say about working for spacex and elon musk >> elon sets out these incredibly audacious goals people say you're not going to do it. you'll never get to orbit. you'll never get a real rocket to orbit that will be falcon 9 you will never get falcon heavy to orbit you will net get falcon to station and back you will never land a rocket i love when people say we can't do it it motivates my fantastic 6,500 employees go do that thing. >> spacex achieved a number of firsts and records it's continuing development of new programs as well including its next generation superpowerful rocket called starship on that shotwell discussing development there as well and saying that the window of opportunity to get starship moving was narrow and elon sets his strong will to get this done asap saying that with falcon, falcon heavy and dragon that these are highly reliable machines to carry the most precious pay loads, meaning people. but with starship, they have the ability to go

is my wife leeszia asked me to ask you this, she said ask doug whether he would be willing to put gwenn, luke and elisa on a max >> absolutely. and they would be happy to go with me. >> because people are saying, listen, i don't know if i want to be on this plane. why are you willing to put your wife and kids on that pilot? >> if the american airlines pilot decided it's okay for he or she to take that plane up, i'm okay to go we have the best pilots in the world. they understand the aircraft they fly they will never take up a plane they don't think is entirely safe once we're to that position, which would mean the faa, the arbiter of safety throughout the world and is taking this obviously incredibly seriously, the faa will have certified it an american airlines pilot decided it's safe for he or she to pilot, we're on. >> that's the first time i felt good about that. first time. >> all right. >> that's doug parker, ceo of american airlines. this stock is ripe "mad money" after the break. with esri location technology, you can see relationships. connections. patterns. you can see what o

and he's also the one that came up with the pop residency, having big stars like gwen stefani and jennifer when it was first created, it was for céline dion, and that was a residency which was wildly successful. céline and caesars grossed $385 million in ticket sales over 5 years. this planet hollywood theater holds 4,600 people. sell out all the seats, and the cash registers really ring. lemonis: this can get pretty close to a million dollars of revenue if all things are firing on all cylinders? -yes. -in a night? yes, and there's certain nights where, even just with ticket revenue, we've been over a million. even with the resident artists. lemonis: the latest resident artist, criss angel, is feeling the pressure getting ready for his new show. he took me to his headquarters -- a 60,000-square-foot beehive where 100 employees run a combination machine shop, costume factory, and creative nerve center. lemonis: you're one of the few entertainers in the world that have figured out how to monetize a talent. well, yes. you have to think of yourself -- and a lot of artists get mad when you say,

really care about is have you gotten a handle on the security issues on your site i'm not sure -- gwene wait for the call to hear about margins, i think they have to spepd. >> i don't think he wants to do it because it's opening up pandora's box and what else does he have to control i don't think they can do it how would you use that leverage -- how do you know what to shut down, what not to? how much investigative work do you do they're worried about breaches worry about braechgs upper back spend money and have security breaches that's one you sh issue but when you worried about thp this when twitter says they are not having it and you get a lot of guys -- not just guys, money managers that want to sell facebook and buy twitter based on performance based on performance where you lighten up on a facebook position and then you buy twitter that's down 26% recently those people investing are thinking twice because now you have to see what time of material impact you're getting on twitter so twitter just talked themselves into a big are decline. if you wait for something in the hole to buy

gwen has e—mails about the 13 men on the programme, i sent so much love and respect.m live is next. have a good day. sunshine and showers tend to give us some rainbows. something that is often confused by a rainbow is this circumstantial arc, and optical phenomena high in the sky with some ice clouds, as cuts making the rainbow appearance. we had some showers in the forecast, you might see rainbows as showers move to the south—east of england this afternoon. further showers moving to scotland, northern ireland and the far north—west of england. strong and gusty winds for many in the west of scotland, gusts of up to 110 or 50 mph, temperatures 15 to 17 degrees. the band of showers in the south—east could be heavier maybe thundery, sporty. they will move south—east and tonight we are looking at more showers feeding on the brisk westerly wind. through wednesday, more showers likely through the day, maximum temperatures of about 12 to 15 celsius, a bit cooler than today. goodbye. you're watching bbc newsroom live. it's 11 am and these are the main stories this morning: a

tonight -- gwen stefani star of nbc's "perfect harmony", actor bradley whitford creator of "bless therful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news house speaker nancy pelosi announced this evening that democrats will open a formal impeachment inquiry against

there will also be stamps for journalist gwen ifill. and golfer arnold palmer. as well as the 50th anniversary of earth day. other subjects are also flowers, fruits, vegetables, hip-hop music, and dance. >> we're waiting for harriet tubman on that 20, though. >>> a new study suggests when it comes to people and music, listeners usually take a goldilocks approach, that is, they like their music not too complex, also not too simple. researchers used a computer model to determine the complexity of a piece of music then asked listeners to rate how how much they liked the music on a scale of 1 to 4. most listeners preferred songs with a medium complexity which had a familiar sound but which can be a little unpredictable. >>> coming up, the douglas dynasty. >> cameron douglas opening up in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer about his downward spiral with drug use and just how close he was to losing his life during his teenage years. teenage years. that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try f

have you on gwen soon to talk at&t and a whole other area and interesting story, but for now, thank you> microsoft hosting it as surface event in new york city let's get out to john who is live at the event. john >> hi, guys. this event is arguably the most important pc event now of the year not just for microsoft, but for the industry not because pcs, the surface is a big part of microsoft's revenue, not because it's a big part of the industry, but because of what microsoft set out to do more than half a decade ago when they launched the surface. that is to add to a premium in the windows category look at apple, the profit they make off of the mac, microsoft didn't want the windows ecosystem leaving that on the table, so their strategy was to build devices that would entice the rest of the windows ecosystem to step up we expect to see a new version of the surface pro this is the sixth. we expect to see the seventh big question here. are we going to get a version with an arm processor? probably something from qualcomm, the snap dragon. if we get that, it will have longer battery life? w

we're excited for that for those of you wondering, gwen stefani will take a little bit of a break she'son moving. >> carson, thank you >> al, you've got the weather? >>> let's show you what's going on we're going to watch this system developing off the carolina coast, it's going to head up and cause problems this weekend from mid atlantic to the northeast. big storm coming from the pacific northwest, in the meantime, look how warm from southern california, to texas, cooler as you get into the mid atlantic states and on into the northern plains. that storm system bringing heavy snow into the pacific northwest, hot and dry through the southwest, cooler with a few scattered showers, look for wet weather into central florida >>> good morning, i'm kari hall, here is a look at the goden gate bridge. lots of fog and it will cool off san francisco today back into the upper 60s and lower 70s. not as hot as it has been but reaching the mid to upper 80s. the fire danger beginning for our inland hills. the red flag warnings go into effect as our winds increase. >>> don't forget, if you're heading o

postal service unveiling its new forever stamps with the portrait of the late pbs journalist gwen ifille series and new forever stamps will be issued in 2020. much deserved honor. >> certainly. >> certainly was. what a career she had. wonderful person too. >>> all right, coming up, michael douglas' son cameron opening up on his family and struggle with drug addiction. >>> also this morning, the best time to look for a job may be now. what you need to know to stand out from the crowd. lara, what's happening up there. >>> we'll talk about a healthy new cookbook which has possibly the best title ever called "food: what the heck should i cook?" the answer coming up on "good morning america." we have a great audience and so much more so don't go anywhere. "gma" coming right back. [ applause ] coming right back. is is you sho. and this is you maximizing at t.j.maxx. you shopping, you maximizing. you shopping, you maximizing. get more of the brands you love and the quality you want, and save every time. it's not shopping, it's maximizing. start maximizing today! maxx life at t.j.maxx. i get it

glenn in's hear from birmingham, alabama on our -- gwen in birmingham, alabama on our democrats' line to ask just a question. i am a 72-year-old senior citizen alabama. it is exhausting. every day we get up and all we hear about is donald trump did this. what is wrong with some people in america? what is wrong with the republican party echo let me say to you. , i really liked the president. but i am american first and a democrat second. what bill clinton did in the oval office was a disgrace and i did not like it. i still don't. but these republicans, i don't understand their minds. this is america. how dare we defend a president of the united states asking , who don't have any human rights in their country -- host: all right, we will hear from josh. guest: it is exhausting. the most savvy news consumers, you are dealing with story up on story and it can be really overwhelming to digest. that's part of trump about his strategy, i think. overwhelmed the media ecosystem with so much controversy, so much scandal -- even over the last week for hours the religious six stories that could le

at this whole world, who's doing well and who's behind, i don't know if you saw these comments from gwenhot at blue origin, jeff bezos's operation, saying they are three years ahead. that these guys are so far behind she was just sort of -- it was like a drive by shooting at everybody. are they that much -- is spacex that far ahead relative to everybody else >> spacex has done phenomenal. elon musk has created -- given everyone hope that it can be commercialized, that you can go out and launch many satellites at once and it's giving everyone like us an opportunity to launch satellites. >> are they that much more ahead than everybody else? is there anybody else in the league -- if you listened to what she was saying, you would think that, you know, there was no competition in this space. >> the big defense contractors, the boeing, lockheeds, ula for example has limited launches spacex is doing it over and over again. >> so the answer is yes. >> yes. >> okay. >> i'm curious you mentioned you were invested in satellite company that's a big part of the space company. you can talk about launc