l.a. to new york where caitlyn jenner was honored as a trans gender champion at glamour's 25th anniversary women of the year awards. >> i came to the conclusion that, you knowhat? maybe this is why god put me on this earth. to tell my story. to be authentic to myself about who i am. >> i think that caitlyn jenner has done a lot uplift the the entire community. >> amy schumer opened the event which also honored victoria beckham and reese witherspoon. kylee attended posting videos behind the scene "e.t." was with kendall hours before she hits the runway tonight at the victoria fashion show. >> first show. this is a pretty big are we nervous? excited? >> i'm super excited. a full dream come true. i did not expect to eve be in this room. so really exciting. >> it will be quite a night for kendall. her parents are expected to be there to support her. this show is a real spectacle. >> it i but it's going to be so weird to see your daughter underwear. >> agreed. but it's a kardashian. >> good point. let's get to blake and gwen now. we have our first look at them last night as new couple live on "

completed the 2,995 trip from california to new york in a tesla model s all autopilot hitting 24 supercharger stations. while the team set the record for the best time from l.ato new york in an electric vehicle in april. this time they did it nearly hands free, and they lived to tell the tale! here they are joining me in a fox business exclusive in advance of the earnings after the bell, the record-breaking couple, carl reese and deena mastracci. great to have you both. what made you come up with this idea? i'm driving cross country. no hands, no way. carl, why did you do it? >> i think these transcontinental records have been going on and stitched into the fabric of the american culture for a long time. there have been many people dating back to cannonball baker that crossed the united states in a very short amount of time, and we've been increasingly trying to shorten the distance between l.a. and new york. liz: okay, so you did it in about 57 hours, 48 minutes, what was your fastest speed deena while using autopilot? that would be so panic inducive. here's the video. no hands. deena? >> my fastest speed was probably about 85, but the car, you know, tesla

he wanted to sing that song on veteran's day. from new york to l.a. >> and when i became a citizen, this is the song they played, and it was nice and made me emotional. at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the man who me >> he's a humble cashier who wanted to be patriotic on veteran's day. this isn't his first time singing for a crowd. he sang at one of the obama inaugurations so we have him here right this minute, via skype, welcome to the show. >> yeah. >> how do you feel about this video getting 15 million hits? >> feels great to have a dream since age seven to sing and be heard around the world and then to have something like this happen all of the sudden, just, honored. >> is singing just a hobby for you? want to do professionally? >> i would say, it's kind of like a hobby and my profession. it's also just a way that i channel feelings, whether they're happy feelings. i am able to express myself more, than through anything else. >> how did you get the restaurant? >> we have a cow bell at chick-fil-a chick-fil-a. we had veteran's stand up

to get a new stadium. they dragged their feet. negotiations failed. we're out. moving to l.a. yesterday in new yorkthe league their side of the story and what they're doing to build new stadiums. >> ban part of the nfl family for 50 years. had the same opportunity to do that again. >> this is what san diego's new stadium would look like replacing 40-year-old qualcomm. what we have is game of musical chairs. three teams want to leave. likely only one will get to go, maybe two. the raiders and chargers are proposing to build this. a new stadium to share and play in on alternate sundays. one owner says he supports that. others support moving the rams from st. louis back to l.a. the owner has the land and permits to build the new stadium. he doesn't need public money. winner needs 24 of the 32 team owners to vote for them to relocate to l.a. we expect this decision in january to allow the team to play in l.a next year until the stadium is done. that could be in march. l.a. will probably leave. >> all right. thanks. >>> this one's a rock for the ages. the blue moon diamond setting a new record for the m

he just wanted to sing that song on veterans day. >> from new york to l.a. >> it's such a cool song and when i became a citizen this is the song that they played and it made me very emotional. >> it's just so powerful. >> at least i know i'm free. and i won't forget the man who died, who gave that life to me. >> he's just a humble cashier who wanted to share this song and be patriotic on veterans day, but this isn't his first time to sing for a crowd. inauguration. and we have him by skype. welcome to the show. so how do you feel about this video getting 15 million hits? >> it feels great. to have a dream since age 7 to sing and be heard around the world and then to have something like this happen all of a sudden just -- it feels amazing and i'm so honored. >> is singing just a hobby for you or sit something that you want to get into? >> it's kind of like a hobby and my profession. it's also just a way that i kind of channel feelings, whether they're happy feelings, sad, i am able to express myself more through singing than through anything else. >> how did you get the restaurant to cat

to l.a.?" >> brown: you're an actor, right? you got to be in new york.a. >> "what do you mean you're going to michigan? why?" well, it's home. >> brown: daniels had grown up in the small rural town of chelsea, michigan, about an hour west of detroit. its major claim to fame: as home to jiffy mix muffins. a teacher first encouraged daniels to act in high school plays. he left college when he was accepted into an important apprenticeship program at the circle rep theater in new york, renowned for fostering acting talent and showcasing new american plays. >> i got to speak to you. >> you mean me? >> brown: he had some success in films including, at age 30, in woody allen's "purple rose of cairo." but, daniels says: >> i didn't trust it. i never trusted it. i still don't. >> brown: meaning what? >> meaning you're absolutely brilliant, you're brilliant, oh my god, you have changed the way that actors should act. and you start to go-- >> brown: people said that. >> well, but the extremes. the extreme. not only the highs, but the "you're over, your career is o

wouldn't it be great to get from new york to l.a.45 minutes instead of five hours on a plane. >> or london to edenborough and to portugal for you for the web summit next year. let's talk about the largest ipo of the year. japan post overly delivered on its stock market debut. it soared upon launch opening up 15% out of the gate and one of the subsidiaries japan post bank enjoying a similar spike on debut while the other one is left by 50%. also the japanese economic recovery. >> a triple listing from three entities of japan post the postal service and bank and insurance. first trade for all three entities significantly above the ipo price indicating and confirming what brokers were saying in the run up to this mega ipo. the biggest the world has seen since last year and the biggest in the world for 2015. they're going to be raising close to 12 billion u.s. dollars but this ipo is so significant in so many other ways. first of all it's a decade in the making. it's taken ten years to get this far and when you consider the magnitude of

rain a possibility towards portland as well. >> you know it doesn't make sense to me if new york and l.aare comparable in november. >> that's odd. and it will change don't worry. next week it will be different. >>> just ahead a terminally ill star wars fan gets his dying wish. and jeb bush is caught up in family drama after his father slammed some of the key figures of his brother's administration. you are going to hear his reaction next. .. you tuck there. .. if you're a toe tucker... because of toenail fungus, ask your doctor now about prescription kerydin. used daily, kerydin drops may kill the fungus at the site of infection and get to the root of your toe tucking. kerydin may cause irritation at the treated site. most common side effects include skin peeling... ...ingrown toenail, redness, itching, and swelling. tell your doctor if you have any side effect that bothers you or does not go away. stop toe tucking... and get the drop on toenail fungus. ask your doctor today about kerydin. viagra helps guys ya know, with erectile dysfunction get and keep an erection. talk to your doctor

oh, that's a nice offer, jay. but it's pretty easy to shoot in l.a. or new york and make it look like we did agree to forgo our profits, someone still has to pay residuals to the actors in the show, the writers and directors. we can negotiate waivers. with the talent unions? i mean, maybe you should try something easier, like a, uh, middle east peace accord. now, jay, you want an expensive product for virtually nothing. just because you have a special interest, it doesn't meant that-- i-i'm sorry. helping to prevent world war iii is a "special interest"? 'cause... that's what's at stake here. what the hell are you doing? what? i'm walking down the street. this is a free country, right? not for you. not right now. you have got to stay sharp, dmitri! you make one stupid mistake, and you can get yourself killed. yeah, what doesn't matter as long as i do my job? it matters to me. it matters to your sister. go get sober, then call me. wait. is anton gorev gonna run against maria ostrov for the presidency? why do you ask? well, i overheard some intelligence officers say that they were bring

to the web summit in dublin. i'm so excited by this interview because it gets you from new york to l.a. in 45 minutes. >> susan, you'll be even more excited if there's an alternative to getting around. we all want to go places quicker and we all want it being delivered these days. a whole bunch of companies are having a go at disrupting from drones to space travel and of course this futuristic style train transport system that we're talking about. joining me here live at web summit is the ceo of hyperloop. nice to see you. >> nice to be here. >> i'm sure you get asked here all the time. what is hyperloop and how it works. >> sure. if you imagine we create a closed environment, low pressure environment inside a tube and build that point to point between cities or between a port and airport and reduce the pressure to 160,000 feet above the earth's surface. it creates a much more controlled environment. not subject to weather and in r sbrepgss we have today. then you have a pod. that pod could be moved quickly using an electric motor that shoots it along. it's levitated off the rail. and t

. >> the city wants to adopt the program that's been used in new york and l.a. for years. >> chris coombs is owner. of a restaurant. he says letter grading would be a plus. the city of boston wants to issue all restaurants grades from a to c based on cleanliness. >> we've done our research to indicate in other major cities this has been a strong boost. it's reduced the sanitary violations in restaurants as well. >> reporter: the first year the grades would be posted online but might eventually be displayed in restaurant windows some say grades can be deceptive. >> if you have a freezer that's working perfectly fine if there's not a thermometer next to it, that is a major violation. and you and i can agree that that does not mean the meal we're about to eat is unsafe. >> i think it's good to know that the restaurant you're about to eat is clean and high standard. >> reporter: on the other hand, some people have a different take. >> if you don't have an a grade, you don't have an a grade. does that mean the public isn't going to go there? it doesn't necessarily mea

to raise the city-wide l.a. minimum wage to $15 by 2020. this was new yorkity, new york state planning to raise the minimum wage to $15 over the next few years. today governor andrew cuomo said he'll use executive authority to raise the minimum wage for state employees statewide to $15 an hour. that announcement made today. these were nationwide protests today. a huge swath of the country. this is jackson, mississippi, today. this was dorchester, massachusetts. st. petersburg, florida. just about every corner of the country saw protests today. in houston, protesters marched into a mcdonald's restaurant. they held a rally inside the mcdonald's chanting "yes, we can." in many places including minneapolis the marches enned at the local city hall to pressure local an municipal officials. in d.c., outside the u.s. capitol, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders joined the demonstrators making an appearance at a rain-soaked rally in d.c. this was milwaukee. where the republican presidential candidates are tonight holding their fourth debate. the proteste

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if you're in a global city where people are willing to move, and i think l.a. and new york counts. in i think is on the edge. it has some livability that makes it attractive to people. it doesn't have the same ecosystem for what people do next. that is something people care about. that is the key question. if you can't attract people who are willing to move to your city, you have to consider moving your headquarters to a place where those people already are. network --ou have a i would argue l.a. might have the most talented people in the media business out of anywhere in the world. dynamics ofand the that market better than anywhere. if you are starting a digital media company in san francisco, you will be creating -- you would be recruiting executives from l.a. it depends on the network you bring. any great entrepreneur has to be a pied piper and be able to recruit people anywhere, whether you are in reykjavik or in chicago. we have seen great companies in both of those places. that is a huge part of it, to pick a vision and tell a story that attracts people anywhere. >> what abou

it i took a plane from new york to l.a. and by the time i landed people had seen the whole season. >> stephen: wow. you also, you know, are obviously a feminist icon and you also like to use emojis. tell me if i'm wrong, but you like using emojis but there's no feminist emoji. >> right. >> stephen: there's a regular emoji. we know what the male emoji is right there. (laughter) there are a few -- see if you accept these as female -- as feminist emojis. this is one that exists now. a woman raising her hand, she's got the answer. >> stephen: okay. queen. is that feminist enough? >> i'd rather it be president but queen will do. (applause) >> stephen: gloria steinem was a playboy bunny. >> right, the steinem part of it is feminist. >> stephen: we made new emojis. >> a bra that's on fire? >> stephen: it's a burning bra. >> yeah. >> stephen: it's old school. no? this is -- it's a woman leaning in. (laughter) >> cheryl sandberg. >> stephen: 70% of a dollar. (applause) >> that's the old colbert i love. >> stephen: miley cyrus? i lik

mayor libby schaaf will head to new york next week to hope to convince the nfl to keep the raiders in her city. they are one of three football teams considering a move to l.a. county because they are not happy with the current stadiums. more now from kpix 5's christin ayers. >> i'm excited to be representing oakland in new york city at nfl headquarters to pitch that the raiders belong in oakland. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf has a week before she heads to new york to talk the nfl into keeping the raiders in oakland. what kind of plan will she pitch to finance a new stadium? >> we believe that when we provide clarity to the team about our participation, they are going to have the tools they need to put together a stadium plan that works for them. >> reporter: she wouldn't exactly say when we pressed her for answers at city hall this evening refusing to provide specifics. behind the scenes, the city is scrambling to put together a plan for a new stadium that would not leave taxpayers on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars. this man mitchell has been hired to help the city craft a deal at the coliseum site but with no details on the table

. >> how is it different in how we try to train people to keep every american safe, not just in new york new york city or l.a. or chicago. >> they have the same opportunities but in a different way. they have to communicate in their small towns. they take their kids to school. they go to the dproes ri store. it's important for all of us. people will very aware of what they see and see something out of place, if they hear something, anything to report it. it's so important. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> president obama and french president met at the white house today. what did they achieve in their talks about how to defeat isis? plus, senator marco rubio leaking a new campaign ad called bartender. >> that was not the life he wanted for his children. he wanted all the dreams he once had for himself to come true for us. he wanted all the doors that closed for him to open for me. >> he's talking about his dad and his campaign says it's a story every one can relate to. we'll debate when we come back. machine @oyu0x?hy@x@8p what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california waln

to vote. you then take that deem demographic and layer on the geographic one. only somebody who nighs in new york and l.astatement to the young kids voting. you are forgetting the core of the central of the country. to me that's a long-term issue. we have discussed in the media enough about, and we have seen and i believe there has been a war on religious liberty. that's something you have to come to terms with. it is not the case that kids are losing their religion. choach of colorado the -- copy of of colorado they are not losing their relig screen. in terms of getting people to come out and vote, las something they will have to fix or find themselves in trouble. >> or i thought you were going to say they need an app for religion. >> we were talking about this gal in australia whose life was empty. she was an instagram celebrity. she thought her life was shallow because she is living her life through her apps. i think a lot of people will be finding this digital world is shallow. will we have a resurgeons? yes or no? >> i don't know. the reason is breaks up like this is a bunch of guys. that's what it

to turn it around. it was a good win against a gritty team. >> we have much more in sports when we return. which one is better? new york or l.a.? they look to settle that today. the knicks host ed the lakers with the knicks looking for win number 3 on the year. playoff season continues in these parts. >>> the lakers finally got their first victory of the season friday night with a win over the nets in brooklyn so this afternoon they were looking for their second and a new york city street. los angeles meeting the knicks today with what could be kobe bryant's final game at the garden if he retires. early jumper here. his good friend carmel o anthony had still bine trying to find his groove this young season. porzingis. after the break they langston 99-95 the knicks move to 3-4. >>> the schedule does not get any easier for the islanders who leave for the west coast in their first major road trip of the season this week. a win over the bruins at home today would have gone a long way as the isles look to avoid a loss. advantage. that's pretty hard to stop. ryan spooner the power play goal. bergeron beating halak. it's 2-0 there. the

to increase street patrols. law enforcement officials in los angeles say lapd and l.a. sheriff's departments are stepping up patrols around critical sites and public venues. new york city police dispatched to crowded areas to provide visible police presence. teams were sent to french government locations in new york city immediately after the attacks, and police here in washington, d.c. also stepped up security of french government sites. and the u.s. capitol police increased security around the complex here. >> unsettling times. pete, thanks very much. back in a moment with more on the terror attacks unfolding in paris. >>> let's take you back to paris, a city scarred by terrorism. sam champion is in paris now. what have you seen and heard? >> hey, lester. with al gore this evening, supposed to be a 24 hour broadcast tonight and into the morning. when i wrapped up, we were walking away from the scene. i will tell you hours before this happened, the mayor of paris was on the set as well as a number of french dignitaries have been onset. the entire set is now on lockdown. i cannot tell you -- i can tell you former vice president al gore is fine, can't tell you wher

to l.a. >> people are a little on edge all worked out great. wendy: a turkish airlines flight from jfk airport in new york to istanbul was diverted to halifax canada late saturday night following a bomb threat. the plane was searched and took off for turkey sunday morning. in atlanta security was tightened for a wwe event sunday night after the hacking group anonymous claimed the islamic state was planning to target the event and other locations around the world. the fbi says investigators have not uncovered any credible threat. after the attacks in paris new -- in paris, york city -- new york city put extra police on the streets. the nypd also held a drill sunday morning involving hundreds of officers. the 3 hour drill simulating active shooters had been planned before the paris attacks but was updated afterwards to include an attacker wearing a suicide vest. >> in new york city we are at this time very well prepared and continually improving that preparedness. wendy: the department of homeland security also used the drill to test new technology to better prepare for a possible wendy gillette, for cbs ne

>> i think we need to look at the hall thanks we face on the ground, recognize if we don't do something we will see what happened in paris in new york, l.ahington, some where in the united states. we need to have a clear strategy that addresses the challenge in both syria and iraq but also yemen, north africa, serbia, we can keep going here. we need serious partners on the ground. more troops on the ground. we need a concerted effort. >> dickerson: what is your assessment of what we should do? >> certainly that is important, we can't do without it. but the other half of the strategy is the nonmilitary. that includes briefings. one is, when we think about the money, when we think about momentum and ideas. one is, stopping ability for money to flow to these terrorist organizations, that's only primarily government can do. something to build public awareness about, the sale of antiquities. in terms of the emotional and psychological momentum that is taking place with this group moving into the minds of all of us, whether it's here, whether it's emotions, but most critical component is the idea space. that is what we call the war of ideas. h

road, do comedy, then dj, travel to the next city and then go to l.a., shoot my tv shows, get world famous, and then come back to new york and spread love to all the fans that supported me from day one. >> reporter: if you want to see him live, you can at the comedy cellar. he's here almost every single night. in greenwich village, i'm jessica formoso, fox 5 news. steve: very ambitious. i love comedy. good stuff. dari: we will see you back here at 10:00. steve: here's ernie with a look at what's coming up at 6:00. >> all right. thank you very much. keep it here. we have a lot to talk about. the fear of terrorism in new york city. how to cope with naturally uneasy feelings of fear here at home. we have a special guest joining us in the studio to talk about helpful advice. and how donated clothes can instantly change a person's life as we continue our series on giving back during this holiday week. pson, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your

to form a union. fast foode when workers went on strike, people thought they were crazy. here we are, 36 months later, and you see victories all across the country. $15 in l.a. state,tewide in new york where about 150,000 to 200,000 fast food workers receive $15 san francisco, seattle, companies like facebook, i can go on and on. the point i making is these fight for $15 workers have created a movement in this country that is changing politics as we know it. i think working people now say when they come together, their voices can be heard. you see in the victories that politicians and companies are listening. and now these workers have their eyes set on the 2015 elections. minimum wageeral is $7.25 an hour. that is over doubling, correct? why such a big increase? guest: when you look at fast food workers specifically, over 52 percent of them are on public assistance. used to feed, house," these workers because companies like mcdonald's -- workersnd clothe these because companies like enoughd's don't pay them to get food, clothing, and shelter, and just able to survive. sherklet me ask james from the heritage foundation. what happens? what is the economic impact we have seen or is th

to the "new york post." his producer and distributor harvey weinstein is upset because the boycott could cost him at the box office. so far, the l.aand national police union has asked supporters to boycott and refuse to provide off-duty security for any future tarantino projects, even his cousin, a former cop, thinks at ward-winning director has gone too far. >> i can't believe he made statements of that type. a man of his celebrity, instead of working to bring the community and the miss closer together, he's separated them more than ever. >> reporter: so assuming he does offer an apology, will it be accepted as sincere, gretchen, or simply a means to stem the controversy? that's the next chapter and everyone will be able to judge for themselves. back to you. >> william la jeunesse, thanks. >>> it could be hurting our national security because they're doing deals with china. "the new york times" say they include ibm and cisco. they repeatedly blamed chinese hackers for cyber attacks here in the united states. the representatives for those american companies say they are following the law and they're not putting the u.s. at any ris

and oakland mayor will head to new york next week to hope to convince the nfl to keep the raiders in her city. they are one of three football teams considering a move to l.a. county because they are not happy with the current stadiums. more now from kpix 5's christin ayers. >>> i'm excited to be representing oakland in new york city at nfl headquarters to pitch that the raiders belong in oakland. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf has a week before she heads to new york to talk the nfl into keeping the raiders in oakland. what kind of plan will she pitch to finance a new stadium? >> we believe that when we provide clarity to the team about our participation, they are going to have the tools they need to put together a stadium plan that works for them. >> reporter: she wouldn't exactly say when we pressed her for answers at city hall this evening refusing to provide specifics. behind the scenes, the city is scrambling to put together a plan for a new stadium that would not leave taxpayers on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars. this man mitchell has been hired to help the city craft a deal at the coliseum site but with no details on the table

you know, it is one of the largest cities in the country, but i do not think if you go to houston or l.a. or new york- new york is different because that is where all the billionaires live. they've taken their police state to the next step. protesters were on the streets of chicago last night. also in minneapolis for the past several nights tying in the two stories of the two cities. "police officer charge with the murder in black teens death." the answer story about minneapolis -- anti - police protests -. asks suspicious individuals to leave. police say five people were shot in the attack which unfolded late monday. near a police precinct where dozens of protesters have been camped out since the shooting of two marquardt. authorities arrested a 23-year-old white man who remained in custody tuesday evening and a 32-year-old hispanic man. two more men turn themselves in on tuesday afternoon. let's hear from iron river, michigan. randy on the independents line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to say this goes back a years. we got to go back all the way to 1937 when they made marijuana ill

to be declared disoriented. that is from the guy who wrote the bio. you want "l.a. times," "new york" quotes on it you got them. i can read them to you. >> you who began this interview by them saying i had a%k moral obligation to call you by forewriting your book wrote a book without talking to ed mease, george schultz, jim baker any other people. >> why didn't i talk to them? >> because they would have refuted the flimsy thesis you have. >> you have skin in the game. we don't talk to people when we are writing our books. >> you may not they have knowledge of the game. >> they ask skin in the game. emotion in the game. spin in the game. we don't talk to anybody who was derogatory to the reagans or anybody who was laud tore. we do our own investigation. you want me to read more? i got more. this meeting absolutely took place on page 245. it was absolutely taken seriously by mr. baker and everybody else. and the conclusion of the meeting was the president was fine. he was capable. and killing reagan is a laud tore book toward ronald reagan and you didn't even mention that. >> it is not

to defeat the new york nicks. and to a thriller in washington, game tied seconds left. and nailing this three-pointer with less than a second left. and the l.a. dodgers greinke is giving up about $71 million. the dodgers will make another offer but likely he will test free agency. and the baseball at kansas inside the park home run$19,200 at auction. >>> an awesome scene at china's wings for love world cup. the u.s. flyers led by the house team won the landing accuracy rates. it goes through saturday. and world series mvp salvador perez and teammate had a little fun at the expense of night show host, jimmy fallon. >> thank you for watching have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow. have a good night. >> oh, that's not fair. >>> just ahead, it was a big night at the it 49th annual cmas kimmel's mean tweets. you tuck there. if you're a toe tucker... because of toenail fungus, ask your doctor now about prescription kerydin. may kill the fungus at the site of infection toe tucking. kerydin may cause irritation at the treated site. most common side effects include skin peeling... ...ingrown toenail, redness, itching, and swelling. tell your do