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the character jean valjean. he was preparing for a new role but a fatal fall cut it short. ilan gay gold has more. >> reporter: his death is a huge loss on broadway. he was a rising star that made history at the imperial theater. on without him. this you tube video posted on thursday shows the last time kyle jean-baptiste under studied the lead role of jean valjean in les miserables. when he auditioned for the show, a star was born and he became the first african- american and the youngest actor to ever play the role on broadway. his success ended abruptly late friday night. he died at the age of 21 following a performance when he fall from his family's fire escape. >> i knew he was destined for greatness. when this happened, it's really tragic. >> reporter: angela august went to high school with kyle jean- baptiste where he studied performing arts. >> he is great, funny, empathetic guy. he is really great. >> reporter: we went to the residence where the accident happened. the actor's relatives were too devastat

anchor: jean-marie le pen has gotten the boot from the party. they have decided to criminally banish the 87-year-old. his daughter and party president has been trying to distance the party from its openly racist and anti-semitic image. he is not going quietly. >> expelled from the party he built from the ground. he no longer has a place in the national front. for months, his daughter and current party leader has been striking a delicate balance between showing loyalty to her father while distancing herself from his extreme views. but this spring, he repeated his opinion that nazi gas chambers were a " detail" of history. >> we see this as a media strategy. the doctrine of the national front has not changed drastically except for anti-semitism which is frowned upon within the national front now. >> the party is gaining more mainstream support, positioning itself as an anti-immigrant force offering protectionist economic policies. alls show marine le pen growing favorite for the elections -- presidential elections. but he has remained a thorn in h

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role of jean valjean in les miserables. when he auditioned for the show, a star was born and he became the first african- american and the youngest actor to ever play the role on broadway. his success ended abruptly late friday night. he died at the age of 21 following a performance when he fall from his family's fire escape. >> i knew he was destined for greatness. when this happened, it's really tragic. >> reporter: angela august went to high school with kyle jean- baptiste where he studied performing arts. >> he is great, funny, empathetic guy. he is really great. >> reporter: we went to the residence where the accident happened. the actor's relatives were too devastated to talk about the loss and referred us to the show's spokesperson. a rep put out the statement, >> he did have a good smile. that's how i remember him, by >> reporter: the final performance was supposed to be september 6th and he planned to appear next in the color purple. in one of his final tweets he said i thank everyone who supported me and still doe

. >> cast as the youngest person and first african-american to play the lead role of jean val jean. he passed away after falling from a brooklyn fire escape. >> it is sad and take a look at somebody who has the opportunity. he was 21 years-old and already entertained such a point where so many people want to get in their career. >> they were shocked and saddened by the news of this bright star. gone too soon. >> tragic he should die so young. >> they released the following statement a short time ago. the enter les mis family is shocked by the sudden loss of kyle. he made magic in history in his broadway debut. we send our deepest condolences to the family. >> to the family, our condolences. this is a great show to be part of and for the first african-american, he is never going to be forgotten. >> that was a.j. ross. kyle jean baptist was asked to join the cast one day after he graduated from balanced win wallace university in ohio. the school posted on its facebook page. they were incredibly saddened by the lost of one of their own. j a fan died after falling from the deck at turne

character jean valjean. the young actor was preparing for a new role but the fatal fall cut his life short. dave carlin is outside the imperial theater in midtown with more. >> reporter: the matinee and evening performances went on as scheduled but without the history-making member of this ensemble. bring him peace. bring him joy. >> kyle baptiste, auditioned for les miserables. and a star was born. this video taken thursday and uploaded to youtube shows the last time jean baptiste understudied the lead role of jean valjean, the youngest african-american ever to play the role on broadway, died at the age of 21 after falling from this fire escape at his family's apartment building in brooklyn. late friday night following the performance. at the home we spoke to grieving relatives who preferred to have the agent serve as a spokes people. the family is shocked and devastated by the sudden loss of kyle. a remarkable young talent and tremendous young person who made imagine in and history in his broadway debut. f

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cat and casey were into their jeans. >> so into their jeans. cat in her denim and casey in what i like to call his dad jeans but he's not a dad. >> let's see what you did. come on out, you two crazy kids. oh, cute! >> how sweet do they look in their new outfits? here they are in head-to-toe sleek denim. with cat, she wanted an edgier denim so instead of blue i gave her a gray. but no rips, no distress, a little bit of a preppy top and i gave her a jean jacket. on casey i just got limb jeans that fit. >> thank you, casey. hello? >> the other ones were three sizes too big. >> this is the preppy look? >> super preppy. he's so young we wanted to be playful. i have your jeans here, i know you love these but you can't wear them out of the house and casey, these don't fit you. >> we're done. >> do you like your new look? >> yes, i feel like cinderfella. [ laughter ] >> lilliana, you did a great job. >> you look great. >> thanks, everybody. >>> he is a cut above the rest. >> celebrity hair stylist harry josh shows you how to transform your hair for the

to ever play the lead role of jean valgin. the show must go on but it goes on with heavy hearts. ida has the reaction. ida? >> reporter: the performance let out a few minutes ago and the groundbreaking star of "les miserables" has died. jean baptiste was the first black man to play the role on broadway and the youngest when a freak accident resulted in his death. police say kyle jean-baptiste was at home early saturday morning having returned late from a performance the night before. he was relaxing on his fourth floor fire escape outside of his apartment. somehow, he slipped and fell to his death. his sudden and tragic death has stunned fans of the show who were looking forward to seeing a promising career blossom. >> we had been here earlier in the year to see him and he was magnificent. we loved him. >> it feels weird that he's not here and his name is still up on the billboard and his photo is all around and he's not here today. >> the show must go on. kyle would want it no other way. >> it's very sad. >> i think most perf

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that's good news for apparel retailers since there's a lot of money in jeans. just last year global jeans market was worth more than $1 billion by some estimates and as courtney reagan tells us the fashion trend is picking up steam right before the key back-to-school shopping season. >> reporter: hardium target's back-to-school messages insists denim is a school supply and this year the retailer might be right. while the back-to-school season is historically one of the most important for denim, last year sales of jeans wear dropped dramatically as athletic wear sales soared leading many to declare the death of denim but now there's signs that denim isn't so dead at all. investment bank fdr conducted an online search survey and found the number of consumers searching for denim online increased 5% compared to a drop last year. and analysts say it's because manufacturers have reinvented the back-to-school staple. >> this is denim's way of fighting back. they're adding more innovation. they're adding more synthetic fibers and fabrics to the denim not just cotton, a

summer when he became the youngest and the first african-american to play jean valjean on broadwa he was just 21 years old and was cast in the leading role shortly after he graduated from college. but his promising career came to an end this weekend. baptiste died early -- late friday night, early saturday morning when he fell from the fourth floor fire escape at his mom's bed-stuy apartm t. it appears to be an accident. [000:59:56;00]

they even have $19 jeans for old people. well if i see any old people i'll alert them to the good news. oh there's one! we're going to get you a container ship full of old navy jeans. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back to the program. i am going to talk about my weekend. is with going to talk about pie weekend. i got home from church around 3:00. or you know whatever time it is that churches let out and my kids were in the tv room watching fox news because-- cuz you know i don't have time to teach them morality. and i walked in on this. >> jon stewart secret meetings with president obama. >> tries to explain away his bro-man's with a bama. >> does this dent his haloa bit? he has become more and more and more a tool really of the obama administration. >> it looks like he's getting-- like everybody else. >> if you serve a politician idea logical agenda, you are a propagandist. >> jon: hey, they're talking about me! (cheers and applause) >> jon: this it so exciting. i'm going to be famous! (laughter) hey, you know, one

open getting underway, my interview with tennis legend elite jean king. and -- billie jean king. we will go inside the mind of joe biden when we come back. ♪ john: the u.s. open kicks off today. serena williams goes for that coveted grand slam. i sat down with multiple grand slammer billie jean king. we began by talking about what she thought was the state of women's tennis today. it is in i would say fantastic shape. we are playing for $130 million of wide. when nine of us signed a $1 million contract in 1970, we were living our dream. girl to make a living -- we used to make $14 a day in the old days. we could not make a living. it has happened. it is international, it is totally global. john: it is the case that women's tennis players get paid less. ms. king: we get paid the same. era you hear the word open that means 1968. we all have fought behind the scenes. withwilliams is on a team the current later to make that happen and we have [inaudible] the u.s. open was the first one to do it the prize money in 1973. john: do you think we have equity? ms. king: no. it is easier for

to have anything other than the jeans and t-shirts strikes me as absurd. then hp's vice president of human resources released the mea-culpa. >> hp doesn't have a global dress code. >> no dress code? >> it is hot and humid and stuff like that. rather be sweating and feel more comfortable in. you can still work. >> not so fast says the owner of mota-italia in san jose. >> it started when it was 19 years old. >> he says dress better, work better. >> you have to feel good. for example myself i feel -- i work 10 times harder there. >> he believes the exact opposite is true. >> if your engineers want to dress casually, let them dress casually and judge them by their code and not dress code. >> happy equals productive. in san jose, abc7 news. >>> well, coming up next on abc7 news at 11:00, a jet crashes into a parking lot full of cars. on board are the family members of an infamous terrorist. >> and the latest breech that called into question security at the president's home. >> and a big announcement from facebook founder mark zuckerberg. what do a nascar® drive

that would be blood that is breaking away primarily due to gravity dripping down on to the jeans. >>ests confirmed this blood was brenda's. but bevel also found mist-like blood spatter on brenda's jeans below the knee, which had penetrated deep into the fabric. >> it is from a high-velocity occurrence, such as a gunshot, in this case, multiple gunshot pellets that has spattered the blood traveling back from him, referred to as back spatter, and then subsequently, landing on her clothing. >> dna tests confirmed that this was rob's blood. this proved that brenda was standing only a few feet away from rob when he was killed. >> the back spatter on the pants, i think that gave us that one bit of evidence we needed in order to put that gun in ms. andrew's hand. >> prosecutors believe brenda planned her husband's murder for months. she may have forged rob's signature on the life insurance policy, making her the beneficiary. her first attempt on rob's life involved cutting rob's brake lines. police believe it was james pavatt who called rob with the fake story that brenda was in critical co

trying to get his jeans down, had a belt on. then we managed to get his jeans down. >> that's when i put my feet and hands on him and got him out. >> reporter: as the explosions got out, they realized they needed to move. the driver dazed and confused started picking up loose change that fell out of his jeans in the middle of the turnpike. after checking out the burns on his leg he headed to the ambulance 100 yards away. >> he was still in shock. horrific. a close call. like jackie said, that's what you do. you don't think twice when something happens, you just jump in and help. >> reporter: still today their concern is how is the driver doing. we can tell you that he is in serious condition at st. barnabas medical center. in livingston, new jersey, kala rama, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> the death penalty in connecticut ruled unconstitutional by that state's supreme court. it includes 11 men on death row including joshua komisarjevsky and city vin hayes. they were seven -- sten vin hayes. they were seven tenned to death. -- s

>> reporter: gus and pat, kyle jean-baptiste was only 21 years old. but he was already making a name for himself starring in the lead role in "les mis." even though they only found out before the matinee yesterday, they still, despite their grief, performed. the end of the show, they honored him. >> >> that's kyle jean-baptiste singing there. he made history in the theater world this summer when he became the youngest and first af can-american to play jean valjean on broadway in the show "les mis." he was 21 years old and was cast in the leading role shortly after he graduated from college. but his promising career came to an end this weekend. baptiste died hours after friday night's performances. police s he fell from the fourth floor fire escape at his mom's bed-stuy apartment. the theatergoers who came to the show last night were sad to hear of his death. >> it's tragic. this is such a great show. obviously, there's a lot of great talent. the show after having something like that happen. >> the entertainment community is responding to his death. t

kyle jean-baptiste died when he fell from a fire escape. he will be honored in central park near bethesda fountain. jean-baptiste recently made history as the youngest and first african-american actor to play the leading role of jean valjean in less miss rabb on broadway. >> we're lucky to have all of us going through a collective grief. >> it's shocking to have this happen, especially to someone who had so much ahead of him. his future was very bright. >> the actor who played jean valjean during the matinee yesterday honored him by wearing a black arm band in the final scene. >>> a emergency measure to help the homeless. the aid will be focused on homeless adults without children. $20 million will go to help him. 1,000 of them get on t cir feet. much in the storm of subsidies for long-term apartments in may. there was a similar measure. that was to assist families with children. >>> in this morning's money report, watching tv could soon cost more depending what service you use. landon dowdy joins us with those details and more. >> darlene,

the jeans karyn was found in had the exact same buttons. >> i get goosebumps thinking about it righthad worked so long and so hard on this and really had not come up with anything. that was the first piece of evidence we felt like we had that was going to lead us to the direction of the killers. >> further sifting revealed some rivets, which were also consistent with karyn's jeans. then, investigators found a different type of button. it was cloth-covered plastic, the type used on shirts and blouses. >> i called the investigator and i asked, where's the white sleeve that was on karyn's body? because i can see here in the crime scene photos that there's a cloth-covered button on that sleeve. i want that sleeve. >> scientists took a fiber from the button on karyn's blouse and placed it under a comparison microscope. >> both buttons were composed of a cotton-polyester mix. >> the next thing was to identify the weave patterns on both buttons. >> in this case, we had a simple one-by-one weave pattern, and that was consistent both with the button that was found at miracle motors and the bu

dari: retailers are betting that this fall the sales will be all on jeans again. dari: we have more on if this is the back-to-school item. reporter: a new report says that genes will be back for the fall, but will they really? >> usually in the fall we wear stretch pants. >> why don't you like genes? >> because they are not comfortable. reporter: headlines like this that have indicated the death of denim. but many say that they are cool again. >> the options are endless when it comes to colors, prints and fit, it caters to everyone's latte type. >> sparking new innovation in the industry especially for young consumers. >> these days i feel like they were focusing on catering to every type of female that wants to wear denim, catering to their lifestyle and giving us different options. reporter: despite all the innovation and changes, so far we don't know if it will translate into an increase in sales. according to the young people we talked to him in the industry could still be in need of a rebound. >> how often do you think you will be wearing jeans this fall? >>

but jean hired me, hired eddie. we had to work as hard as we possibly can. but it's new york city, man. it's nothing for nothing. and we weren't doing great. and there's no mercy in new york. >> seth: no. it was an institution. >> i felt we were ruining america's favorite television show, you know? >> seth: yeah. >> we weren't being malicious about it. so we'd be walking down the street and people would go, "hey, you're the new guys, from the new 'saturday night live,' right?" we'd go, "yeah." they'd go, "you suck." [ laughter ] it was the worst. it was the worst. >> seth: but then a couple years down the line, the two stars of the show, are sort of you and eddie. what was it like coming up with a young eddie murphy? that must have been an incredible thing to be around. >> 19 years old. >> seth: yeah, that's crazy. >> murphy was like 19 years old. from long island. now we did comedy clubs in new york. and everybody knew each other. jerry was here. larry david was here. we had our little thing in new york. then there was the long island comedy clubs. and we d

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jeans, something we women don't know?ther you wear the tight pant, nothing wearing anything continued? has he revealed some big secret? i thought you at least wear boxer briefs or something? >> let me clue in you here. when you walk outside today. >> yes? >> over 50% of the men who have jeans on, are command owe. >> oh, really? >> bob, would you agree with that? 50%? >> wait. that sounds like that could be little painful. >> no. >> jeans aren't the soft he is material. >> we're behind on the wash, we are just go command owe. >> and in a hurry, boom. >> is it just me? jeans are rough. that's sensitive area, isn't it? >> pretty much. i can take it. >> sue, good to see you. it is national underwear day. what's the weather going to be? >> nice and breezy? >> going commands owe will be fine because it will be a little bit after breeze, blowing out of the northwest. >> command owe forecast? >> sort of air you out. >> little bit. to the high temperature today, one more day possibly of 90 degrees that will make for a nine-day hea

scott/hobut acourty >>> i was kind of surprised to hear that jean sales were slumping last year, but denim is now back. >> i didn't know it had left. courtney reagan says the fashion trend is picking up steam just in time for back to school shopping. >> part of target's back to school messaging insists denim is a school supply and this year the retailer might be right. while the back-to-school season is historically one of the most important for denim, last year sales of jeanswear dropped dramatically as athleticwear sales soared, leading many to declare the death of denim, but now there are signs that denim isn't so dead after all. investment bank fbr conducted an online search survey and found the number of consumers searching for denim online increased 5% compared to a drop last year and analysts say it's because manufacturers have reinvented the back to school staple. >>> this is denim's way of fighting back. they're adding more synthetic fibers to the denim not just cotton. >> it's particularly good news for retailers betting on back to school. millennials represent the largest

joe's jeans has a new line called the #hello jean. they have a special opening above the pocket for a battery pack. the price tag, $189 for the jeans. i think i'll do the 30 bucks for the charger. you also have to spend more money on the portable battery pack. >> what do you think? >> not for me but we'll see if that catches on. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news today at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we're following two breaking news stories, first right now, firefighters are battling a house fire in camden. we're looking at a live picture. it looks like they've done a good job of containing those flames. this is from skyforce 10 live over that scene. >> in bucks county a u.p.s. truck crashes and bursts into flames. this is a live pick as crew ss clean up the scene. we'll tell you how to get around it. >>> dozens of people are homeless after an apartment fire in berks county. >>> drier air is moving in and cooling us down. you'll feel less humidity today. just about 6:00 a.m. good morning, this is

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it's designed to fit in the pocket on the jeans. for women right now in four different shades. they're flying off the shelves apparently. >> they are. >> they don't have them for men yet. >> i am sticking with the charging case. >> much better. >> do you have a charger for your iphone? >> do i even own a pair of jeans? right now we will take a close look at what's happening on 101. we have been tracking a hot spot with an accident at sfo. check that drive time, 37 minutes, a third more than it should take you getting into san mateo out of downtown san francisco. i will update this hot spot and the kron 4 traffic when we return. >>> it's back to school and tech follow gee is a big part of the classroom. in today's tech report, the apps you need to know to help students organize and learn. >> there are entire sections of the app store dedicated to educational apps. i am highlighting a few that can help you organize, learn, and better prepare for class. it's back to school, a new year, new ways to prepare for class and stay organized.