i'm a maad supporter. >> so it wasn't directed at kim hoffman?to believe that advertising that in such a manner is gonna be very effective. >> reporter: as for that suggestive driveway dance lori says she was fed up with greg hoffman constantly videotaping her. >> but that doesn't look bizarre or, as some people have said, crazy -- >> why should be -- why should a guy that shaves his head be standing across the street videotaping me every night? do you not find that bizarre? >> if the guy wants to sit home and watching me i'll give you somethin' to record and watch me. >> reporter: at that point, during a break, we got a taste of the christensen temper for ourselves. >> move on! it's [ bleep ] sick and tired of listening to the same thing over and over. let's talk about what happened in 2012. the hoffmans -- >> when you get back let's do it. >> reporter: after things settled down, we moved on -- >> there was the moment when police had to break into your home and i mean at that point are you thinking, "this isn't," >> do you know what -- >> "worth

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damon brown stefan hoffman, and dr.fman, until then waj and i will see you online. >> good evening, everyone, welcome to al jazeera, i'm john siegenthaler in new york. tonight our special coverage of the crisis in syria as president obama continues to focus on chemical weapons. >> failing to respond, to this breach of this international norm, would send a signal to rogue nations, authoritarian regimes and terrorist organizations that they can develop and use weapons of mass destruction. and not pay a consequence.

this happened about an hour ago on byron and hoffman.l be closed during the investigation. we'll bring you additional details as we get them. northbound lanes on highway 101 in novato are closed because a body was found on the road about 90 minutes ago between san marin drive and atherton avenue. the chp has not said when those lanes will reopen. all morning long pg&e crews have been repairing a broken pipeline in san bruno. it happened three miles from the site of the explosion in 2010 that killed eight people and destroyed several homes. alex savidge is there now where the gas leak was capped early this morning but pg&e says there's still work to be done out there alex. >> reporter: well, pg&e stops the flow -- stopped the flow of the natural gas. but they still have quite a bit of work to do. they have to at this point replace this broken gas line that runs right through this construction site behind us. all of that work we're told probably won't wrap up until 1:00 this afternoon. a pg&e representative tells me a worker hit this 2-inc

dustin hoffman should have kept custody of the child because it was in the child's best interest. that may be more affected, because any good judge is going to do what the judge thinks is in the child's best interest. >> and i also think it's important to introduce cultural stability. because i'm going to get hateful comments that are violent and sexual in nature and damming me for just appearing here and speaking my mind. it's an issue surrounded with a lot of vitreal and hate and unnecessary hostility that i wish would go away. >> it's a saying that the best thing a father can do for the child is to love the child's mother. >> when that's not possible, love can be replaced by respect and civility. >> well said. and what a wonderful note to end this program on. i would like to thank all of our guests. we really appreciate the honest and open discussion tonight. until tomorrow, i will see you. . >>> hello there. these are the top stories here on al jazeera. >>> just who is to blame? russia says it received evidence from syria about the chemical attack that could point the finger a

we're here about julia hoffman. you were dating her in 1969? yeah. till she disappeared on me.rd gary. you mind? they're herbal. i thought julia went to canada with that gerard guy. looks like they never made it out of the city. ugly. what kind of relationship did you two have? six months of hot and heavy in the commune. rush: serious? no. i was more serious about ending the war. so her being with this other guy didn't rile you at all. we had an open relationship. it was the '60s. it was part of the revolution-- change the world, change ourselves. rush: but human nature doesn't always conform to revolutionary ideals. well, that's why i do this work. and that's being a life coach, i take it. it's easy to make fun of. we have a saying: "being cynical's the booby prize." any idea if julia and gerard were dealing drugs? adam: no chance. aw, come on, adam-- summer of '69. oh, we took drugs, for sure, but... dealing? we just weren't that organized. the last time you saw julia, diyou fight, and part on bad terms? furthest thing from it. ♪ when the truth is found ♪ to be lies ♪ and all

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in mire neighborhood there's been discussions about changing is 48 back when it was still the 11 hoffman and changes to the 37 and 35. again, if there's a balance in terms of the number of people that can be served i think the environmental impact is okay. and it's close to the end of what i'm going to say i hope the mta carries on after this document has been approved. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm daniel. i'm speaking for myself today normally we serve to unit neighborhoods but i'm findings that some of the mta proposals are pitting us against each other. that's having an environmental effe effect. i live on barker street and my neighborhood has hospitals and churches and schools and hills so steep that cars are not allowed and sidewalks are stairways. the proposal would just take the 3 jackson and make it evaporate leaving cars to pick up the slack. my great grandparents took the jackson streetcar and a hundred years later we have those growing lines of cars iding in front of the schools and that's because the pacific line as eliminated decades ago and the jackso

do you know a man called horse -- >> dustman hoffman? >> jon: yes. it was an incredible story.he was going to take to go to europe on the return trip of the titanic. >> my co-author is her cousin, and he had spoken to her on the phone. he looked her up in the phone directory. this had not occurred to me. but he spoke to her off and on the phone for nine years. and she described how no, we couldn't go on the titanic. our father showed where we would be sleeping, but it sank. so we weren't able to go on the return trip. >> jon: little disappointments in life. you know how it is. apparently she was incredibly lucid and sweet as pie. >> she was. cute as pie and sweet. she was very generous. she surprised someone who never met her with a $35,000 gift. she paid $200,000 a year for the nursing care of the daughter of her nanny from when she was a child. she was very into dolls. she collected dolls and built doll houses and designed little japanese castles. she was an artist. she painted. the man and woman who fixed her doll houses and did the curtains for them were pestered death by h

the chp says it happened at about 7:45 this morning at byron highway and hoffman lane near the excelsior middle school. the driver of an suv told officers she dropped off her own child and then hit something while turning around. she got out and saw the boy under the vehicle. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. >>> and a parking glitch involving the new 49ers stadium in santa clara causing new headaches. a shortage of parking spaces has the city eyeing a nearby soccer field. now the kids are upset, the parents are upset and sue kwon has the story. >> reporter: a sea of freshly painted parking spots welcomes 49ers fans. but the team is still about 5,000 short of scoring their 21,000 spot goal. so they are eyeing this field, the soccer field on the opposite side of the new levi stadium. and that means moving the grass, turf and lights a half mile down the road to another area. >> you see those tall trees in the back there? they are all going to come down. the soccer field footprint would take out over 370 trees as well as trails and hundreds of plants and trees tha

it happened on byron and hoffman near excelsior middle school just before 8:00 this morning. ktvu's tara moriarty is on the scene and just talked to chp about how this happened. >> reporter: good afternoon. a lot of heavy hearts here. about four hours ago it was a very horrific scene. a woman was trying to make a right-hand turn turn when she was coming out of the school when she hit a boy right there. he was dragged for about 60 feet and now two families' lives will never be the scene. a smashed bicycle lay underneath this black suv off byron highway. >> he was crushed underneath the vehicle. >> reporter: the boy was riding his bike when hit and instantly killed. >> she felt she struck some sort of object and immediately pulled over. >> reporter: the chp said the woman who struck him had just dropped off her own children at the school at 8:45 this morning el. >> it's an unfortunate set of circumstances. our heart goes out to the family of the young boy. >> reporter: a parent told us the 7th grader made good grades and said her mother survived cancer. >> he was wearing his sa

>> alison hoffman. >> okay. >> mark hoffman. >> morite witness accounts of what's going on, disturbingation. we've got a lot more to follow up on. there's a lot of confusion still, maybe one shooter, maybe three shooters. very, very unclear. the dc police chief cathy lanier suggesting potentially two shooters may be on the loose right now. others are pouring cold water on that suggestion. we'll continue our special coverage right after this. [ male announcer ] pepcid® presents: the burns family bbq. guys, you took tums® a couple hours ago. why keep taking it if you know your heartburn keeps coming back? that's how it works. you take some tums®. if heartburn comes back, you take some more. that doesn't make any sense. it makes plenty of sense if you don't think about it! really, honey, why can't you just deal with it like everybody else? because i took a pepcid®. fine. debbie, you're my new favorite. [ male announcer ] break with tradition, take pepcid® complete. it works fast and lasts. get relief from your heartburn relief with pepcid® complete. us oef at the u.s. navy yard. joining u

. >> hoffman traded her $2,000 bag in exchange to moving up to the number three spot in line. she said she heard the store only had a limited supply and she wanted to make sure she got a phone. she believes the trade was more than fair. >> and -- . >> yeah. okay. you must have a -- [ laughter ] >>> i love this one. apple iphone 5s recognizes your fingerprint. a minnesota guy wanted to see how that technology was and decided to test on his dog. yeah, he used the chihuahua hurly as a guinea pig. the scanner does detect dog fingerprints and so she set the phone to recognize his paw. the funniest part is that the phone was not open for hurly's other three paws. only the one he programmed it for. only hurly can get in. >>> and mike's been telling you it's cooler outside and you may be working to -- looking to work from outside and epdoors and there is some time to get outside and exercise before, dare i say -- . >> and dodon't say it. >> and to go for a walk or a nice hike and yard work could be a calorie burner, huh? >> and if the weather changes, be sure to watch what you're wear

robert hoffman is a psychiatrist at the breast center where kathleen is a patient. their philosophy is to treat each patient as a whole person. we try to help people to understand the basic ingredients that seem to correlate with better quality of life and even improved survival, and those seem to be emotional support, psychological suppor and taking care-- that's part of taking care of... the spiritual needs of a human being as well as the physical or biological needs. there's a variety of approaches that help people not only to manage stress, but to nurture their spirits. some people can get psychological support from participating in a group of cancer patients who share their experiences with each other. leonne schillo-coady, a registered nurse with a master's degree in psychiatric nursing runs the group kathleen is in. may 3oth will be my 1-year anniversary of finding the breast cancer at the breast center. when i walk into e breast center on may 3oth, i'm going to have hair, it's going to be colored, and i'll have two breasts that match pretty well. i'll be loo

highway four out of hercules, richmond, everything is moving along at top speed and you pass the hoffman split you still moving along and the bay bridge toll plaza is empty. we will look at the golden gate bridge and when you make it beyond the stalled vehicle you come through the waldo tunnel with nothing but clear continues and no fog to get in your way. kristen and matt? >> audio pioneer dold won countless awards including an oscar and a grammy at 80. >> the woman accused of attacking a bay area musician on stage in hayward goes to court today. the woman will be arraigned on assault and battery. she attacked musician lester chambers at a blues fest to trayvon martin. >> wal-mart is cutting back rices and now cutting down on chemicals. the again says the new initiative targets chemicals in household cleaning, but thety, and cosmetics. they have not said which chemicals specifically but suppliers will be required to post list of ingredient found online. wal-mart is working with the environmental defense fund which has offices in san francisco. want an instant makeover? get more sleep. i

dustin hoffman. will ferrell? you had seen it's been -- you had citizen cane. godfather.of those were mentioned. >> right. >> you go who is the best president? you go martin van buren. >> they don't have history. american film is part of the culture. >> right. >> last year we sent you out to oscars. >> doumpl that? >> i think so. >> right. >> george clooney was going to kill you? >> right. >> i was thinking about sending you out there again but what sells there to do some. >> i don't know. >> they don't like you. you're not going to get red carpet. >> if you have any ideas or want to see watters world at oscars let us know. we're out of ideas. >> don't send me into south central l.a.. okay? >> send him into south central. >> no. no. do not. >> jesse watters everybody, cautioning trouble. thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops right here because we're looking out for you. >> good morning. it's september the 3rd. we begin with a fox news alert. in a few years key members of the senate are holding the first meeting about a strike o

child riding to school and hit as the woman was pulling out of the of driveway at byron highway and hoffman lane. >> the 12-year-old was wearing a helmet but riding on the wrong side of the road against traffic. sky 7 was over the scene around 8:00 this morning. the driver did stop remaining at the scene. she has not been arrested. officers say this is a tragic accident. >> it's unfortunate. we remind people to look twice in each direction because it can be avoided. the traffic you don't see can kill you and that you can kill. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 a live report on how the school is handling this tragedy. >> new, to the deadly terrorist attack in an up scale shopping mall in kenna. officials say 62 people are dead, dozens injured in the three-day siege in nairobi. a mally based terror group claimed responsibility. five americans have been injured. abc news reporter has more now from washington. >> night fell in kenya, the three-day siege appeared to be ending. >> we have and earlier today gunfire, explosions and clouds and smoke. kennan military forces battled militants and ins

>>ya llego la hora del buen sabor, las deliciosas recetas de ingrid hoffman >>que vamos a hacer >>lo la trucha como les decia, es un pez súper saludable. >>ave maría. >>ahora lo único que hacemos es poner por encima esta deliciosa salsa criolla, a los que no el gusta la cebolla cruda, con el proceso que hicimos con la sal, le quita lo acido >>venga, como me gusta, echalo todo >>no te lo lleven tan lejos. >>por cierto los que quieran la receta la encuentran en univisión.com siganme en twitter ,donde estoy poniendo trucos diarios >>en lo que me lo como todito, se van con ana y carlita. >>oigan, bueno, vamos a una pausa, al volver, los hijos de eugenio dervez hablan del éxito que ha tenido su papa con su película, que pronto estrena en méxico. >>yo quiero verla y comprarla david zep eda nos dice si es cierto que nego una fotografias a una fanatica porque no tenía maquillaje. >>y al volver perico y jesse león el dúo más famoso del momento. ♪. >>a todas las mamás les gusta ver a sus hijos triunfar, coca cola sabe que importante espreparar a los niños para el futuro. si tienes un hijo en ú

we have a fatal bicycle accident byron highway and hoffman lane.risten. >>> leyla, thank you. cal train service is back to normal this morning while pg&e crews continue repairs on a broken gas line in san bruno. authorities say that line was broken just after 9:00 last night by a construction crew. it has stopped cal train service in both directions until this peppejalapeÑos, bacon,shrooms, tomato and avocado. i call it, "the avocado da vinci". create your om'lart with denny's build your own omelette menu. >>> good morning. temperatures off their morning lows led by mountain view at 60. still 63 in antioch. the warm spot, 52 in santa rosa. beautiful sunshine, big story today high pressure temporarily bringing us a warming trend about three to nine degrees warmer than yesterday. tomorrow and wednesday, the coolest days in [ cheers and applause ] >>> oh, jumbotron countdown clock. it must be big. indeed sit. the crowd in times square looking up. and looking forward. and holing some fun signs. we're always -- marvel's agents of s.h.i.e.l.d. is going t

hoffman believes that dynamic energy is busting at the seams and the southwest waterfront will give itnother place to flow. >> we are on the cutting edge of developing it for the next several generations. that's exciting. >> he says you will see that southwest waterfront transformed over the next three and a half years. >> amazing. >> speaking of change, this is your last chance to visit the national aquarium in downtown d.c. it's in the basement of the commerce building on 14th street. they close their doors on monday after 81 years. a major renovation of the building is forcing the aquarium out. the owners are searching for a new place for the 2500 exhibits and fisheries. >>> it blew my hair back. whew! jason is here. >> it's about the redskins. no one thought the skins would be in a must win situation in week four of the season. >> i know. >> it's better to have your best players on the field. london fletcher has been the model of consistency. it's his 16th season in the league and he's played in 243 consecutive games. this sunday, he will move up to fifth all time in consecutive ga

lane and you can see already slowing there as you come away from highway 4, and as you head to the hoffmanplit you are still slow-and-go traffic and it picks up through berkeley. we are a little more than two weeks away from a second possible bart strike and this morning we are learning new details of the contingency plan the agency has in place in case employees hit the picket line. abc7 news reporter matt keller is at fremont park. >> passengers told me this morning they do not want do see another strike or have to think about a plan "b" to get to work. we are two weeks away from that possibility. our media partner reports the transportation officials released a strike plan that is bigger than the response that took place during the july strike and will cost up to $21 million. bart would use triple the number of buses and car pool lanes along the bart corridor would be in force all day. new temporary diamond lanes on highway 24 near the tunnel. one passenger said the backup plan is not perfect but helps them get to work. >> another strike is a real pain in the neck? >> for everyone. this

it along westbound i-80 we are at top speeds and a pocket of volume building before you get to the hoffman split and richmond-san rafael is slowing down westbound direction. walnut creek southbound 680 building away from highway 4 to the 24 junction now at 15 minute commute. >> it is now 6:20. after 30 days of hype yahoo takes the wraps off the new logo with their new design and the first reaction on the big change. >> first, "7 on your side" and [ male announcer ] campbell's angus beef & dumplings. hearty cheeseburger. creamy thai style chicken with rice. mexican-style chicken tortilla. if you think campbell's 26 new soups sound good, imagine how they taste. m'm! m'm! good! imagine how they taste. really? you're sacrificing that gorum... it's the playoffs!s? enough with the sacrificing. start here... light & fit greek nonfat yogurt. thick, creamy, twice the protein and ps 80 calories. light & fit greek. ♪ dannon! >> getting your pots and pans spotless can be a challenge using the dishwasher. we partnered "7 on your side" with "consumer reports" to check out the best detergent for difficul

certainly over the pass, with bumper-to-bumper traffic slowing to the hoffman split to richmond at 44 miles per hour on his -- of university avenue. into the maze, we are at top speed through emeryville. the bay bridge toll plaza shows metering lights are not turned on but heavy conditions in the cash-paying lanes. >> developing news from the peninsula, caltrain service is normal this morning after being stopped for a broken gas main. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is in san bruno where pg&e crews have been on the scene all night. >> i have good news for the 50,000 people who take caltrain on weekday mornings, service is running. you will have trains this morning. service was in doubt because of a gas leak that happened last night. construction crews punctured a gas pipe last night at san bruno avenue and san mateo at 8:15. they stopped train service and waited and wanted to see if they would cap the gas in time for the service. >> we are always working to try to keep our service up and running and that was the goal. we were able to achieve that. the actual gas line is removed from

it's not exactly like "the graduate" and the dustin hoffman movie which told one word, the future islastics, but if you want to invest in the hottest area of tech it has to be telco equipment. specifically anything related to delivering higher performance video through your cell phone. optical. this is confusing because of cisco's most recent quarter which was a record, but it contained almost nothing about telco equipment spending that was positive. in fact, that quarter did more to obfuscate the unfolding positive story here than it did anything else because it kept sienna and finesar and how good could it be for those also rans when it's bad for cisco, at least that's what investors presumed. in fact, i think it's fairly obvious that cisco had an amazing quarter and they just can't admit it because they're in the process of laying off 4,000 people. can john chambers declare a new age and ask, forgive us while we axe 4,000 workers. unfortunately, that means you won't know anything is good happening here until you see the current cisco quarter which is ages away. the new alcatel luc

i don't think about him hoffman. i will think about out and this week when we play against him. ...ut there and finishing every block. we have to fight as a unit and fight as one. the better we are individually bore we are doing well as a group. i think we will do a good job and they have good players. the fans are playing well and we will be mindful of and by i have to do what i have to do. the stage is set for the blackhawks. the long hard run about to begin in a quest for back to back stanley cups. even sports illustrated is on the bandwagon predicting the hawks will take it home again. the hawks tweeted the recently fully engraved stanley cup from last season. the hawks had to lobby to get jamaal mayer's name on the cup. he was left off because of limited action in the regular season but the hawks made sure he got credit as a member of the stanley cup team. good for him. i am happy for him and he was a big part of the team and we loved what he brought his experience leadership and professionalism in the bright spot. i am sure he had a great summer. always a proud moment and i am

to chris hoffman. a beautiful throw. 52 yards. his first td in college. 153 yards receiving.xt drive. another perfect pass. to harper. 38 for 53. 2 tds. cal up 24-20. but jared did make a few freshmen mistakes. the pass tip into the hands of colin ellis. no one would catch him. takes it 66 yards the other way, northwestern back on top 27-24. all right. in my day this was a clean hit, but now you can't leave your feet like this to hit a quarterback. chris mccain of cal gets ejected from the game. it was collin ellis again, the right place, the right time. the tip. you have to catch that or knock it down. here right into the hands of him and he goes for the touchdown. second pick of the game. cal down 10. jared can't believe it. cal got to within seven again but northwestern puts the dagger in the heart. greene rushes in. he was from four yards out. under two minutes remaining and cal goes on to to lose. 34-30, the final. >>> a's look for their second straight win over tampa bay. rookie sunny gray on the hill. timely hitting and pitching was a good formula that kept working for

mike nichols was maligned for dustin hoffman in the graduate. seven oscar nominations, a win for nichols. the move to bypass nicholson and tbeaty was slammed too but al pacino helped the god father gross more than a billion in today's dollars. movie execs were queasy about ironman but we know how well it took off. so fret not el james readers, these casting choices could be 50 shades of green as in cash. >>> up next the battle over what you put in your body. millions of americans take dietary supplements but regulations are hard to come by. we'll tell you why the government's fight to help you >> consider this, does the term dietary supplement evoke elements of health and wellness to you? that's not necessarily the case. as a result of a 1994 law the fda is not regulating this $28 billion industry that covers the dietary supplements which half of americans use every day is regulated by its very own manufacturers. some members of congress would like to change that policy. senator richard durbin of illinois reintroduced his dietary supplement pack

. >> we have a quote from telco resources kerry jeff hoffman, the scales have almost tipped to foreignlayers. not only are there not a lot of scholarships but a lot of that money is going to people outside the united states. >> sure. you go to france and there are agencies at racquet clubs that literally focus into getting kids there to american colleges. if you are a guy take title 9 which basically tried to fix discrimination against women and basically discriminated against minority nonrevenue sports so american men only get four scholarships for a team and they field ten or 12 on a team. >> ists because all those other sportsmen are getting scholarships for. >> there is no such for women, so we don't have much for other sports. >> american parents of competitive kids of which you and i are, tennis is ridiculously expensive. $400,000 to raise a kid to be able to be a professional tennis player. most conservative calculations say when you factor everything in tennis rack quets racquets, r courts if you are in the cold pardon of the country, professional lessons that it's at least $2,

to hoffman a beautiful throw. 52 yards. his first td in college. 153 yards receiving. next drive. another perfect pass. to harper. 38 for 53. 2 tds. cal up 24-20. but jared did make a few freshmen mistakes. the pass tip into the hands of colin eller. no one would catch him. takes it 66 yards the other way, northwestern back on top 27-24. all right. in my day this was a clean hit, but now you can't leave your feet like this to hit a quarterback. chris mccain of cal gets ejected from the game. it was collin ellis again, the right place, the right time. the tip. you have to catch that or knock it down. here right into the hands of him and he goes for the touchdown. cal down 10. jared can't believe it. cal got to within seven again but northwestern puts the dagger in the heart. greene rushes in. he was from four yards out under two minutes remaining and cal goes on to to lose. 34-30, the final. >>> a's look for their second straight win over tampa bay. rookie sunny gray on the hill. timely hitting and pitching was a good formula that kept working for the a's. members of the band green

. >> reporter: it's wa he wanted to do ever since he saw the graduate, dustin hoffman seduced by ann older woman, a movie that affected a lot of lives. >> you're trying to seduels -- >> i started watching the graduated over and over again, and i began thinking about the way mike nichols shot things which certainly had nothing it do with the photographs of the andy >> what was it about the graduate that a lot of people of a certain age -- like our age -- were very impressed by that movie, not just for the obvious reason? >> l it was at that moment rebellious, hilarious, and the movie was great. >> it looked and sounded and felt very different from everything else. >> reporter: coming up to 60, and the 30 movie mark, and two oscars in his pocket, there's barely a type of film he hasn't done, from the true story like apollo 13 to fairytales like how the grinch stole christmas. not everything has been high minded. >> and i care. what is the deal? >> there's been a couple of movies i've taken on, because i thought there's really an audience for this, and i think i know how to do it. and t

melissa meyer, reed hoffman will speak. here is video from past years.aw two joke presentations, one involved an app to ogle women's bodies. the first, the second as crude. tech crunch has apologized saying it should have better screened the speakers and promises it will not happen again. there are several tech events this week in addition to disrupt you have the intel developers conference tomorrow. intel has a new ceo. as a side note anthony will remind you to watch for heavier traffic tomorrow. there is the apple announcement. 10:00 a.m. at the cupertino headquarters. there are four major venues. the california theater in san jose, which is big, the center in san francisco, they do it there sometimes if they want to go small e then in the real small category their own theater on campus which is where they are doing it this year. i don't know if you read something into that. >> perhaps. >> you know you'll be on top of it. breaking news out of fremont where crews on the scene of a house fire. two people inside had to be rescued. those flames broke out a

he's chairman in a couple different places genentech and apple, on the board of hoffman la roche. it's a big product. hard to imagine what will result if they're successful. >> yesterday, robert, we heard news that there's a new drug that can do away with double chins. the world is really changing here, robert. >> yeah. on the one hand it's ridiculous silicon valley and the arrogance of people who think technology and data can solve any problem including death. on the other hand we've got people like elon and sergei no matter how big the problem try to tackle it good for them they have the money, let them try. >> let's turn to another tech company, john, the reviews on apple's new iphone the 5c and 5s are in and they are pretty dog gone good. did the people who booed this announcement get it wrong? >> i'm not sure. part of the reason the stock went on a day of the announcement people were hoping for a cheaper phone to get into emerging markets. i think there's still questions of volume an the 5c. we didn't get preorder numbers this time understandably because both phones aren't ou

even dustin hoffman. these guys were -- will ferrell, jennifer aniston?e mentioned. none of those were mentioned. >> who was the best president and you go martin vanburen. they don't have the history. they don't know. >> no. >> and you know, american film is part of our culture. >> right. >> last year we sent you out to the oscars. do you remember that? >> i think so. >> george clooney once beat you up. >> that's right. i remember now. >> president obama. you just said obama. he was going to kill you. >> yeah. >> he hates me. >> now, i was thinking about sending out again, but we've done everything out there. >> what else is there to do? i don't think i'm allowed back at the oscars anyway. >> they don't like you. >> i'll be on the perimeter, i think. >> if ideas or want to see watters world do anything at the oscars, we're out of ideas for that. >> don't send me into south central l.a. do not do that. >> all right. jesse watters everybody, causing trouble as usual. >> thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly. always remember that the spin stops

the woman in the suv was leaving the school.heading north on byron highway near hoffman lane when she hit the 12-year old. >> reporter:now we'll get a view from above. this video courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. there's the s-u-v on byron highway. excelsior middles school is in the background. byron highway was shut down in both directions.but has since re-opened. >> catherine: a developing story. in kenya -- security forces are struggling to capture or kill the militants who took over a nairobi shopping mall saturday. they've killed more than 60 people.and there may still be hostages inside. and the heavily armed islamist militants seem determined to fight to the death. we want to show you video taken as the attack was beginning. you'll hear the gunshots inside the mall. you see people beginning to take cover as they realize those are real gunshots. the gunmen were systematically slaughtering civilians. >>gunsghots >> catherine: scores are injured. among the people who were there -- a nairobi radio worker.who talked today about the children she was trying to hel

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