they are my angels. they got out, and they directed her, told her what to do. he was out of his vehicle with her, get her backed up to safety because them. and listening to the whole thing on the phone and praying for everyone out here, and then he -- once he got her to safety, away from the wall, right before the brooksville exit. there's a wall on each side. he got into the highway and stopped parked from getting into this mess. that and so much hard it because he is brave enough to get out and do that. you could just hear the metal crashing. we'll he left, like the just left. him and his friend left. i'd like to know who he is and hug him and thank him because he is, you know, i think everyone out here that went through the worst of this definitely change. never met before standing here and we are holding hands and praying and thinking god that they get to see now in the middle, but -- >> you are with her now? >> yeah, we are with her. we actually went along the highway. we didn't want to get onto the highway in case we got stopped on the other side. it was

. >> she was my angel, there every day. there i am in an induced coma, and for three weeks she's got to make the decisions. >> we're talking about you and your mission of helping others now. and just tell us about it and the company, the organization that you've attached yourself to, that you founded. >> so, look, i fell into something, literally, where i was exposed to a broken home i was damagerred from five months in hospitals. i come home, i need care. i have two months of care covered by private insurance, and then it's done. so what am i to do? why don't we do something like create an online marketplace. so we will create an online marketplace where people are looking for care can find pulley-vetted -- fully-vetted, background-screened and network. think of a dating site, right? >> right. >> so i haven't been on a dating site, but -- [laughter] the idea is the two sides, they come together, and they find each other. so here we are, families that are looking for care and caregivers who are looking for work. the big dif

good night, my angels. [cheers and applause] >> trevor: tonight for the show, we'll take a look at the oregon militia. it's the most entertaining standoff involving a group of crazy people since last night's bachelor premiere. i mean lace? omg, that show is cray cray. i'm trevor noah and this is "the daily show." >> january 5, 2016, from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! (cheers and applause) ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you very much! (cheers and applause) i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight the director of the movie "creed"! ryan coogler joins us, everybody! (cheers and applause) >> trevor: and thank you all for joining us wherever you are. unless you're in that oregon wildlife refuge that just got taken over by armed militiamen and, if you, are then i guess thanks for watching. (laughter) but is this really the time for comedy? the answer is yes. it's always a time for comedy. so! a grou

because i know it was just my guardian angel. n angel she at my house with me and my kids. >> valerie bowie reports those arm men are still on the loose tonight. >> seven men accused of in high end smash and grab at chanel store boutique are in jail. authorities in texas say they used a mini van to drive right through one of the store windo windows. once inside investigators began snatching up pricey designer merchandise what that store sold including a 1,400-dollar bear of shoes. security guard in the complex saw the whole thing. called police who then tracked down and arrested the men. >>> high winds blamed for this bizarre sight. that's judge judy tosses private plain marked at naples municipal airport in south florida but no match for 80-mile an hour winds leaving it tipped okay backwards causing minor damage of the other plains at the airport were also damaged. no one was hurt. that includes judge judy why by the way you can watch her every afternoon right here on fox 29 at 4:00. >> tsa issue agnew warning and if you use a wa

i know it was just my garden angel shielding my house and my kids. >> reporter: and police say the suspects got away in a dark chevy impala. anyone with information should department. >> bob: residents in flagler you are under a precautionary boil water alert after vandals water. >> andrea: 1700 customers were affected. 20 water lines were opened in the plantation preserve estates located west of i-95. investigation. parts of florida is cleaning up after the tornados left a path of destruction. >> bob: how the hardest hit areas are getting the desperate help they need. shoving passing of glen it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master >>> new at 6:00, the hunt is on for invasive pythons in the florida everglades. 600 hunters are in for the great python challenge. joining us is phil keating. you are on the front lines and armed with mushet achete machete. >> we went on a python hunt over the weekend. we didn't catch or see of the pythons but experts say t

. ♪ angel: my name is angel estico. i'm 16 years old.nd i live in seychelles, beauvallon, which is a small town in the north. i always have a ball with me. i always play football when i come to the beach. sometimes we just meet up with some random people like today and play football. i like ronaldo, i like messi, i like neymar. all the great players. i look up to them. my family makes me happy. i have a younger sister who is 12 years old. and i have an older sister who is 24. my older sister is miss seychelles 2014. so i'm lucky i guess. ♪ >> ♪ go, go, go angel: any type of music, as long as it's no metal rock or something crazy. like rap, hiphop, modern music. the moment has to be right. ♪ angel i think war is the main : conflict right now. people from syria, syrian refugees moving out and going elsewhere because there is issues there. i think war is the biggest problem right now. and also corruption. ♪ host: let me introduce you to this young lady, katarschinna pisarska. because she is very smart and very promising, the world economic

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so i protected my head and face with my arms. >> angel's fall mapped last spring, but the video -- happened last spring, but the video has just been released as part of a safety campaign for the sports company, a miracle escape for this lling angel. >> it's pretty amazing. >>> for most dieters bread is the first thing to go, but weight watchers spokesperson oprah winfrey said she lost 26 pounds without giving up her daily bread. >> i lost 26-pound and i have eaten bread every single day. >> she said what? eat weight? well, oprah said she did in this video she tweeted to 30 million followers. >> this is the joy for me. i love bread. i love bread. >> oprah's claims regarding bread is causing quite a stir. for years we've been told bread lose weight, but that is not necessarily so. here at arwash's bakery in new york city there are nearly two dozen kinds of bread to choose from, all delicious, but the question is which one do you buy because not breads are created equal? we spoke to nutritional amy shapiro. >> avoid the white processed bread, your average bagel and white sliced breads. >> make

he became the recalibrated warrior to my guardian angel for veterans. staff sergeant mills has committed his life to caring for those that serve in and out of uniform. yes, america is strong and will remain so. this evening please join me in welcoming u.s. army retired staff sergeant travis mills. [applause] >> i am not as serious as you might think. if you don't catch them, marines, it's expected. don't worry about it. that's not nice. i should not have said that, but i did. i am one of five surviving quadruple amputees. the other four are nowhere near as good-looking as me. ladies, i'm married. i know. i know. don't -- what's up? @watch me with the name a. i mean,, i don't know why. all right. ali have a halfa half-hour, some going to take the 45. he can ask anybody around, i do what would i want because i get away with it. i play with a handicap, as they say in golf. too far? let me introduce you to my wife and kid. i've got arms and legs there. i have them. i will tell you what i'm doing. that is my wife and i. that is in north carolina at fort brag

. >> he was my guardian angel and best friend and a parent when my mom was at work. he was everything to me. >> the family filed a report with the riverside county sheriff's department investigating the case. >>> san francisco may be proud of its fog but now scientists say that fog contains toxic mercury. santa cruz researchers say they found the newer toxin at a concentration 20 part-times higher than in standard rain and the pollution could have a domino affect. >> we are looking to see if there is any concentration in the testial food web. >> scientists say most likely there are no direct health concerns related to the toxic fog. >>> it is raining and raining hard which means we have a lot to talk about from the north bay where we are live this morning to the east bay. so much to tell you about. take it slow out there first and foremost. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, january 5th. i'm michelle griego. and i'm frank mallicoat here comes the rain again. and "round two" -- could der a real knockout punch. up to an inch an hour -- ine spots. let's get a look at weatherd traffic. he

i have a wonderful team of people at my facility in los angeles that i tell them where i'm going, they make phone calls, make appointments. and it is quite amazing. i have been on dialysis in istanbul, milan, indonesia, manilla, london. it is amazing. >> i am going to give this to you. check with it later, have to ask the question. these are all of the e-mails from dozens, dozens of people offering to be tested to see if they can match, want to give you a kidney. >> that's amazing. >> what do you make of that. >> i don't know. i always felt it was just so strange to solicit to strangers for a kidney. but people are really great. there are some great human beings out there. >> what then kept you going to get on the stage? >> i think that's the only thing i have left, larry, my voice. god didn't take my voice. he took my health for a minute, but my voice was still there. >> now we should talk about my music. >> i am going to. i think your father would be proud. >> i think he would, too. >> i have no doubt that he would be proud. >> thank you. >> one of those incredible human beings, the

i know that it was just my garden angels shielding my house and the kids. suspect got away in a dark chevy impala. anyone with information should call the orlando police department. live in orlando, valerie boy, fox35 news. >> bob: a man connected to the disappearance to a jacksonville toddler is back in court tomorrow. ruben ebrom junior will have a pre-trial hearing. ebrom led investigators to the site where remains still believed to be lonzie barton were found last week. he is charged with child neglect and lying to the police. barton's mother already pled guilty to the charges. >> andrea: a teenage girl riding down the street with a hoverboard when she is attacked and her hoverboard is stolen. the thief is another teen. holly bristow is live at the orange county sheriff's office with more details. good evening, holly. >> reporter: good evening, according to the arrest av affidavit there was two people but one has been arrested. johnson, 18, is sitting in jail and charged with robbery and grand theft after he and friends robbed a 14 year old for her hoverboard. the 14 year was rid

i see this in my angel investments and in the venture capital community for sure. >> we seem to have, mike, on rhetoric as they kick off the two-day meeting this week. >> i think the muscle memory is very strong. and there was a lot of anxiety going into the december fed rate increase. so i feel like the backdrop is, okay, it seems like they're kind of taking a leap of faith here by being able to go up by 25 basis points, doing something different than the rest of the world is doing. and the market's verdict was maybe the risks were pretty -- i don't think anybody can be traced directly to short term funds or 25 basis points more expensive today. but i think the signalling probably is what has to change or is likely to change. trying to stick to this idea that everything is great, because the u.s. economy domestically is pretty good footing by the things we look at that they want it three or four more times this year. that's probably going to change. so i think we're on the same treadmill. >> am i the only one that can't get into the total doom and gloom aspect of this market? yes, i

. >> he been my guardian angel. >> reporter: benjamin wheeler is one of the children killed during sandy hook massacre and not a day goes by his grandfather does not think of the first grader. >> i talk to him every single day. wow. every day. today the the president shared that emotion as he called for a sense of urgency in fighting gun violence. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. by the way, it happened on the streets of chicago every day. >> reporter: the president signed the executive action that woman date background checks for anyone purchasing a firearm, including at gun shows and on line. >> interesting, it is a big change. the is there already laws out that says if you sell guns you need to be registered and you need to do background checks. the only thing i saw today was that we are including all gun owners. to me it is not a big deal. >> reporter: key carmen says is to enforce laws already on the books. >> safety check. >> reporter: licensed gun dealer jim benoit agrees. >> the laws already exist. you know, you want to be careful here but to me it is just

and then when i got home, i laid there and i looked at my little angel, it's like, oh, my god, his daddy'sth a successful appeal to his case unlely, angel and his girlfriend must suffer his ten-year sentence together. >> what keeps me close to him is visiting him, keep him company by writing to him, visiting him. i have no problem with that. i can do it. i won't ever get tired of it. >> if she stays with me, because seven years is a long time. plus, she probably blames herself, too, you know, more than she probably admits to me. i'm older now and my desire is to change. when i was younger, i didn't care. i had my son. i had my family. i got a woman who loves me and i got my boy. i got my daughter i got to try to get back, too. all these things, my head's clear, i'm focusing on them. you know what i mean? and i'm blessed. i really am. i just overlooked all that. >>> coming up on "lockup: extended stay" -- >> this is all your property, right? >> will jason make his release date? and the boys in ad seg get a little surprise. >> they know when i go in i'm not leaving until i find something. ♪

angel, very nice. love that hair. you've got to be at least 7 feet tall, talk about kicking my ass, ha ha. a stranger, angel. take care of yourself. with a smile, bobby g." >> when angel began her correspondence with gilbert, she was living in joliet, illinois. her son, niko, was only 15 at the time. >> at first, i was very worried about her emotional safety, because i wasn't sure how it would end up. >> but what had begun as just a pen pal relationship quickly became something more serious. >> on a sunday evening at 8:00 at night, my son brought me the phone, and he said there's a collect call on there, and i thought perhaps it was from sherman, and it was him. it was bobby. and i've communicated with him every day since. >> my mom, she was glowing, she was happy, and it was really nice to see her like that. >> i started feeling something for bobby. i was falling in love with him, and it's an emotion that you can't control. it just happens. >> and after four months of calls and letters, angel decided to make the 700-mile trip from illinois to alabama, and she visited bobby for the first t

this is my snow angel. i tried to get greg moss to do the snow angel. he was not having that. we're hoping people will start sending in photos. even what we saw earlier with tarhonda, this is i15 southbound north of founders parkway. there may not be a lot of snow on the parkways, but even if you get a little bit, it's pretty deceiving as you're driving out there this morning. this is from steve. he says it's looking good in longmont. what does he say right there? >> that's a turkey fryer. we would love to hear from all the folks at home as well. send us your photos. i love the snow angels. >> all right. use the hashtag 9wx, and you will help us cover the storm. cheryl? >>> glass shattered at another englewood business overnight. this time the snow helped police catch the suspect. englewood police tracked the suspected burglar's footprints in the snow, and then they found him and arrested him. they say the suspect broke into the panda one restaurant. he's wanted for another smash and grab earlier in the night along hampden. now, this arrest could be a very big break in the cas

my little angel watching over me, man. every one of these got a story behind it. t of blood and sweat and go into these works. rest in peace for my son, man. >> but not everyone wants to remember. some inmates wish they could erase their ink. >> if i could acid dip my whole body and take off every tattoo, i would. it's embarrassing to my family when i take my shirt off at functions. but they accept me for who i am. they know me past the tattoos. >> don't read a book by its cover. i wish i didn't have none of these, believe it or not. now that i have them and i'm stuck with them, but it tells a life story. >> things you do when you're young will haunt you until you die. believe that. straight up. in more ways than one. >>> coming up -- >> i've been in the restaurant business for almost 15 years. >> the "lockup" guide to fine dining. prison style. >> you guys can go to lunch without me today. it's actually pretty good. >>> motive unclear behind a shooting that killed two in a bar in israel. a massive manhunt is under way now for the gunman this used an assault rifle

. >> my son had gone into anaphylactic shock. >> reporter: robin went to angel as far service dogs in colorado springs. >> i don't know other parents that go in every night to be sure their child is still >> reporter: cell phone video shows her taking the dog into a supermarket to be sure he could detect nuts. >> i had her handle the dog because it wasn't my dog. >> reporter: former angel service dog trainer catherine ross went with her. she didn't know the dog but wanted to be sure the pup was capable of keeping robin's son safe. >> you're not supposed to guide a detection dog. they're supposed to to go freely and alert you. >> reporter: the dog went past bins of nuts but never acknowledged them. even a 3-pound bag of peanuts didn't cause the dog to pause. >> i was shocked at that time that he even being five feet away wasn't showing any change in behavior at all. >> did he ever stop at a bag of peanuts? >> no. >> i grabbed his leash and said, here is your dog back. i said, i want all my money >> reporter: the owner of angel service dog sent us this video which she says shows a diffe

. >> he was my guardian angel and best friend and parent when my mom was at work.everything to me. >> the family filed a report to the riverside sheriff's department which is investigating the case. >>> the time is 5:55. a group of california lawmakers is pushing a multimillion dollar plan to help the homeless. we will have the details on a ambitious proposal, coming up next. >> reporter: and we are here along 101 northbound at lucky drive where it is living up to its hype. the highway is flooded and cars are plowing through the puddles. life just... happens. just when you think you know where it's going sfx: (ambulance sirens) it takes you someplace else. and that's why covered california is here. to help californians who need health insurance get it. so you'll be ready next time life happens. season are hitting the bay this week... and this is ju the beginning... we're >>> our first el nino-related storm this season hitting the bay area in a big way this week and this is just the beginning. we are already seeing flooding on some of the roads like highway 101 here

to los angeles at 11, it was segregated. myher was born in los angeles. but i just wanted to say, your sign that says freedom, family and education, it should also say truth. because truth. because you ask about, well, how we're going to get over this. it's truth. people are not telling the truth. there is no truth in education. there is no trickle down of the knowledge. and that's the sad part. the books are there. you know. it's written down. but also with atlantic slave trade -- >> do you have a question? >> i'm just happy to see you. and to hear things finally of the mythologies and lies created to legitimize the atlantic slave trade. those things need to be attacked, addressed and the truth really needs to come out. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we have a question up here in the front. >> hi. mr. cummings, thank you so much for opening your museum. i think that it's long overdue and that every plantation museum in america should also be a slavery museum. the question i have is there's been a long mythology in u.s. history

i know that it was my guardian angel. >> police say the robbers got away in a dark chevy. they are asking anyone with information to call the orlando police department. >>> police say minutes before an officer was found murdered they got a threatening phone call. according to the detective as woman said her ex-boyfriend was looking to kill an officer in less than 30 minutes later they found the body of the officer. this is northeast of columbus. he was reported missing earlier they found his bloodstained hat. they arrested herschel jones. they was caught after a chase by foot. >>> three contractors are missing in iraq, they were kidnapped from an apartment in baghdad that is known to be a brothel. investigators are trying to determine if they were lured there. they worked for a company called sally port, the men were two iraqi americans and one egyptian american. >>> three americans freed by iran this weekend are safe in germ enough and getting medical care now at a -- in germany and getting medical care now. the swap occurred the day that washington and other countries li

>>will tran: many people saw my blue angel story if you think that was my favorite story you would be wrong it was not yes it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience yes i will be allowed to stay for ever that i flew with the blue angels they were absolutely right and the flight if like a two hour workout i landed i was sweating and i never passed out and i never picked my fervor story of this year actually took place in cleveland he used to be a sideline reporter during nba games he knows a thing to about basketball his talents so nervous warriors fans of relax despite being down on the road warriors fans in cleveland say they're really not that worried the warriors are but a team nba history to not have any plans to the nba finals experience in the finals this and says so what we know warriors fans think when the series was about to shy of. >>reporter: bundle of if you're heading out the door. >>reporter: into refuge in haberdashers feel it would equally unsavory characters it is rated r now showing how i am chairman we have cold temperatures out there in the third for oakland san jose

. >> caller: you could be bicoastal with this $42 million estate in los angeles. >> my favorite thing about this house is how you walk in and see views all around. >> reporter: where no expense is spared. >> this is the sexiest master suite in beverly hills. >> reporter: if you want to wear your winnings, you could buy the 45.5 carat hope diamond. you could buy two. or an hermes, crocodile clutch, 16,194 of them for your closest friends. need some new wheels? maybe a tesla electric car. you could buy 7,619 of them. we should mention the odds. 1 in 292.2 million. in other words, you might as well wave your two bucks goodbye. but if you do win, be careful. >> friends are coming out of the wood work, family that they didn't know they had. everyone's going to be asking for handouts. >> reporter: winning big can come with big time trouble. >> you can do an easy internet search and find the disasters of some of the lottery winners who have lost all of their money. and they're really sad stories. they spend it on houses and cars and they don't realize there's upkeep for those things. they bu

angel you were able to get off your tree? >> yes! it was very important to me. it was my mom's angel. >> reporter: the humane society has taken in four-legged flood victims. >> as people were leaving and people have been displaced, they have taken their animals with them and we have been able to care for a lot of the animals for them. >> reporter: the record breaking high water is moving through the mississippi valley. officials say the impact will be felt well into the new year. marlie hall, cbs news, arnold, missouri. >>> members of iowa's national guard have been dispatched to missouri with equipment that can purify water at 1700 gallons per hour. >>> you know, some of us like snow. do you ski adam? >> toy. >> and i know howard does. >> we are big skiers. >> we may get our wish. >> you know, the second week of january looks a lot better. >> potentially something. ten, 12 days. >> i have been worried about the snow some time now. my car doesn't do good in the rain. >> that's true. >> you will learn. you will learn. you are not alone. many people are fearful of wet flake

my first guest tonight is one of in hollywood. she now stars in "angel from hell," right here on cbs. >> so you have been protecting me my whole life?he time you were kicked by the cow, because i also wanted to see what would happen if you pulled its tail. >> if you're an angel, do you are flightless which technically makes us poultry.? to people at apple talk to tim cook? >> what would people be surprised to know about angels. to us.t mean? throw me something. whoa! not bad. >> my job is to protect you, and if i miss something, i've failed >> impressive. so you're like an unpaid body guard. >> we don't just guard, we teach lessons. welcome, jane lynch. (cheers and applause) lovely to see you. lovely to see you, stephen. >> stephen: one of my favorite things to do is to stand at the top of a flight of stairs andou get to the top, because i was lucky enough to be the night you won the emmy for that was so exciting for me to be the guy to give it to you. >> it was exciting for me because we've known each other a really long time. >> stephen: back in chicag

. >> you're my darling angel. >> reporter: with every dying there's bound to be funny and awkward momentst. >> if you were going to vote. >> i would tell her she made it. >> brenda star assisted the judges in sending her daughter to hollywood. many more impressed the judges. not only did they get a golden ticket but also some advice before heading to hollywood week. >> they said be myself and see where that takes you. >> harry initial thing is you know it's good but it's like kind of quiet, i was like, yeah. that's true. >> reporter: the talent search continues in denver colorado and little rock arkansas thursday night. in hollywood, trace gallagher, fox news. >>> now there's an i me gi for that. and they all have philadelphia meanings. . >>> sometimes it's hard to find words to talk about our great city. >> there's an ap to help us out. >> let's see it. ♪ . >> it surely happened to all of us at one time or another sitting outside in the dark along the avenue of the arts in the freergz cold alone eating a cheesesteak when suddenly you get a text from a friend what are you doing? i am on t

i which i had an angel on my soldier -- shoulder so i could tell people -- this is the way it will really be. and it will be consistent. but it is not at all. it is almost 12:30 p.m. it is 41 degrees. it feels like 38. wind continues out of the north. it is a dry 41. because the dew point is 22 degrees. as we watched the clouds go through this afternoon, they will taper off in the evening. tomorrow morning, quite a bit of cloud coverage. today, a high of 48. wind out of the northeast at five up to 10 miles per hour. the increasing cloud coverage, as we go into the evening. overnight, mostly cloudy. 36 degrees. as we get into tomorrow, that is when the warming trend starts. fifty-six most the cloudy. and then rain friday. 60 degrees -- maybe a sprinkle saturday late in the afternoon. we will get up to 65. and 63 sunday. with another chance for rain. after that, it looks like we tuesday morning, 34. as they indicated earlier in the newscast, we could be looking at temperatures back in the 30s by next week. >>> all right, folks. that will do it for news19 at noon. remember to get your powerb

i am so grateful that they are, just as the nine we lost in bore my belief that angels must these two women in the precious little one who was with them that night are proof that we have angels living on earth. please let me express to ms. shepherd, the love that the entire state of south carolina >>[applause] ethel lance, who despite losing her . >> ethel lantz, who despite losing her daughter to cancer, was a woman of love and joy, known for constantly sending her favorite song, "one day at a time, suite jesus, that's all i'm asking of you," she would sing. just give me the strength to do every day what i have to do. just give me the strength to do every day what i have to do. we are a different south carolina then we were one year ago ago. of that there can be no doubt. a place, a people, cannot go not come out changed on the other side. the questions we in this room must ask ourselves, our what does it mean? what do we do with it? my hope is that they follow the example set by those around us, those 12 who prayed with a stranger, their families who forgave a murder, theft communit

angel. you're my crazy guardian angel. >> are you a sue sylvester type of angel. >> i'm much kinder.oes put her foot in her mouth a lot and destroys things -- it's kind of like the phoenix rising from the ashes, she destroys everything before it gets better for allison. >> we are thrilled to have you here today. >> i'm thrilled to be here. >> i'm tell -- you get that energy, that buzz when a real star shows up on the floor. >> bless you. i'm going to do that closing bell. >> you're going to ring the closing bell today. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, jane. jane lynch joining us, will be ringing the cloez today. where were we? >> i think they're going to buy them into the bell. >> okay. >> i get this sense i think the market wants to close on the high. oil broke 30 the market did not break and they were waiting for that to happen and it didn't happen. i think that's a signal at least today we will close up high. >> do you know who i see no you? >> who. >>? i'm kidding. see you later. >> and the vix is down 2 points. very nice. oil is also falling sharply again today, it's down nea

. >> oh, how generous of me and my team. angeles. >> very prestigious mark taper downtown. >> jimmy: gives me the dates. unfortunately, we cannot currently give out com tops kathy's show. >> yes! >> jimmy: because it's a center theater group show in a limited however, i've included a form for you to complete and return seats. usually best available. sorry for any inconvenience -- >> oh, bring it. >> jimmy: this is the form -- this is the invitation -- are you freaking serious? >> jimmy: yes. >> you have the nerve -- you want comps, you rich [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i agree with you. >> jimmy: he wears short leave shirts. don't even -- >> i cannot believe it. i should have charged you triple. >> jimmy: i must say i was surprised. >> oh, i'll bet. you should have seen all the they were like, i have a cold. you want me for free. typical man. >> jimmy: kathy, where did this -- where was this photograph taken? >> so this is like two weeks ago, right? so i go to this thing. take it in. take it all -- >> jimmy: ge

saint louis and elation in los angeles as the rams will be moving back after two decades. team i loved and poured all my sundays into years just leave. >> thrilled. thrilled when i heard it this afternoon. it is enthusiasm for los angeles. >> what a bittersweet situation. following a day of talks among nfl owners it was announced that the saint louis rams would pack up and move to los angeles. the city has not had an nfl franchise since the raiders left the area after the 1994 season. the rams will likely have a temporary home at the los angeles coliseum until the new stadium is ready in 2019. >>> well, rams fans, saint louis native lindsey mastis have been monitoring reaction to the move. >> reporter: saint louis fought long and hard to keep the rams. as a native of the area i know how important sports teams are to the city, but i have also lived in los angeles and they have never stopped calling the rams their own. the los angeles mayor's office

so i started learning how to sculpt and kind of transfer my drawing to sculpting and ultimately moved to los angeles in 1990, and my first film that i worked on was "hook." >> what kind of talent does it take? >> well, you have to be an artist to start. you have to be able to have that eye where you can visually draw or sculpt. you have to be able to make molds, teeth, eyes. i mean, there's a lot involved in doing makeup effects. >> can you show me a demonstration? >> sure. i'll do a 60-second transformation into a vampire. come on over, and i'll show you how we do it. all right, so, first of all, what i'm gonna do is put a little bit of this dark-purple a bit of a sunken-in look, a little bit of a sickly feel. right there and right there. see, all of a sudden, i don't look as healthy. okay. >> oh, so they kind of change the color. >> they do. >> ohh. do the contacts hurt your eyes at all? >> they actually don't. >> ohh. >> and instantly... i am a bit scarier. >> definitely. >> yes. >> oh, that's definitely scarier. >> yeah. >> oh, impressive! you must be a hit at halloween parties. >> we have a lot

my life was starkey or hutch. [laughter] which charlie's angel is my angel?occurred to me the type of life that people were going through in 1976 in jamaica. in 1976 in jamaica in a very big way jamaica sort of landed smack in the middle of the cold war for all sorts of reasons, one being our support of cuba and the fact, and the idea that jamaica was becoming communist. so in 1975 my parents -- 1976, rather, my participants went -- my participants went through was not the 1976 i went through. and that became one of the main reasons why i wanted to write this book. i think novelists, to an extent, try to solve mysteries. we never solve them, we just render it, but we're attracted to the mysteries and unspoken things that we don't talk about. and in jamaica there are several things we choose not to talk about. whether it's the message of colonialism, the secret truth that we kind of liked it and want it back. prince harry had a wonderful time in jamaica, let's just lee it at that -- leave it at that. [laughter] the ways in which we're somehow appreciative of o

angel from hell. >> no worries, accidents happen. >> that's a very sweet thing to say. i'll bet you're a very sweet person. >> how did you know my name? >> starring as the angel who enters the life of a successfufu and driven doctor to get her to loosen up and see her life from a new perspective and has a life lesson for us >> i'm devoted to this one and i want to rattle her cage because he's buttoned up and i want he to enjoy being in the human body the way i am. >> who wouldn't want that around? except maybe alikon. life and having fun. that's what she brings out in allison which is why she loves having her around. >> just that we live each other very much and love working together and love this show. we have such talented writers you can watch angels from hell that premier tonight on cbs 4. >>> chief meteorologist joining us again and the sun has come out. >> the weather from heaven today. a live picture to prove it on a beautiful south florida winter evening. this why we tolerate the summer heat and humidity to get to these kinds of days it's a beautiful, beautiful evening. high today with 76 that's the normal, the low at 62

and instead of jesus coming to my rescue, he sends angels. >> reporter: gabler spent a few days in incentive care and is equipped with his own defibrillator. mexican tonight? >>> abc 13 is giving away some good food for free right now. it is called the good eats contest. from today through monday, log on to wset.com for your chance to win, if you scroll down the home page the link is under trending. you can get the information on our abc 13 facebook page. today, drum roll, we are giving away a $50 gift card to la caretta. look for different prizes every you can feed a lot of people for $50. best of luck. >>> i think this is the type of lead that's right country needs right now. somebody who is not politically correct. >> danner: the fallout tonight when the president of the biggest christian university in the nation publicly endorses donald trump. >>> abc 13 is getting you the answers your family is looking for about the zika virus, and a heightened level of concern. >>> plus -- >> they just unloaded on him and just shot him like a whole bunch of times and they killed him. >> tensions boiled