performed live at the super bowl. >> katy perry!reporter: the music video even won the 2014 mtv best female video award. for now it appears that the party is officially over. perry and her team found guilty of copyright infringement. a jury today awarding christian rapper marcus gray $2.78 millio the estimated millionrofit e recmade. gray who goes by flame that she told the riff from "joyful noise", to create one of the underlying beats for "dark horse." let's play that again. here's one. here's the other. gray first filed the lawsuit against perry in 2014, saying that his song's memorable beat had been stolen. while perry's team argued in court that gray was trying to own basic building blocks of music that could hurt all songwriters. >> very rare that you're going to hear some completely esoteric melody in a pop song, because that kind of defeats the definition of pop. >> reporter: gray's legal team spoke to us tonight about the decision. >> my clients feel vindicated. they feel that they've received justice. >> reporter: perry's

i was like, ah, i'm not luke perry! i'm not luke perry!at the height of its success the teen drama drew in over 21 million viewers a week. it generated billions of dollars in merchandising revenue. >> i used to play with little dolls and now i have one named after this character, kelly. it's pretty frightening, actually. >> all that without the help of social media. while shannen had already found fame in the cult classic "heath "heathers,," jason was sharing an apartment with an up-and-coming actor named brad pitt and luke was working a construction job just before he was cast. >> man, i was unemployed for 18 months working in a fish store. i just wanted to know at that time when i auditioned, how am i going to make my rent payment? >> "e.t." was on set when the show debuted in 1990, and even though it wasn't an immediate hit, this cast knew it was only a matter of time. >> i think that the show can really skyrocket and give the audience something else to look at besides the same old thing that they're watching every thursday night. >> dy

>>you're perry's union street san francisco you might wonder is there a real perry. >>welcome it's another day in paradise. terri butler, man behind it all. >>coming up the very first perry's in the low neighborhood back in 1969 it's not trending it's not huge seafood see it's just. >>good basic american food, good drinks, good service and nice people and people always gravitate. >>and to celebrate the milestone harry's is doing what it did ages before bringing in celebrity bartenders london grief back in the day you can see san francisco fixtures like 49 are quite clark, willie brown, huey lewis and herman cain's this is sure san francisco. long time and new customers keep coming back for the good food. like this ample cobb salad and burgers. one the house, no chance. oh and they also come with a good company. and maybe take some selfies. the recipe for perry success apparently pretty simple. he says this murder is what put him on the map because the burger is king at perry's it makes sense to celebrate the 50th anniversary party with a giant cheese and bacon burger

thank you perry, and to the entire butler family for giving the gift of perry's two union street and all of san francisco. i am so excited to enjoy your next 50 years, as well. [applause] >> thank you so much, supervisors -- supervisor stefani. it is indeed an honor to stand up here. if you would have told me what i was 26 years old, 50 years later i would be here with this wonderful family and you wonderful people i would have not believed a word of it. it has been a marvelous journey. the one question i get most often from people is how heavy lasted for 50 years. the answer is very simple, there's been a tremendous number of wonderful people who have come to perry's going back to day one, going to the present time who do the heavy lifting every day whether it is the host at the front door, the waiter at your table, the bartender the cook in the kitchen who has the most unglamorous job of all but they do it well. all of these people, i wish i had up a list of everybody who has worked for us for 50 years. there is a lot of memories but it's not written down anywhere. they are the one

>>you're perry's union street san francisco you might wonder is there a real perry. >>welcome it's another day in paradise. >>terri butler, man behind it all. coming up the very first perry's in the low neighborhood back in 1969 it's not trending it's not due to food see it's just. >>good basic american food, good drinks, good service and nice people and people always gravitate. >>and to celebrate the milestone harry's is doing what it did ages before bringing in celebrity bartenders london grief back in the day you can see san francisco fixtures like 49 are quite clark, willie brown, huey lewis and herman cain's this is sure san francisco. long time and new customers keep coming back for the good food like this simple cobb salad and burgers. one the house, no chance. oh and they also come with a good company. and maybe take some selfies. the recipe for perry success apparently pretty simple. he says this murder. >>is what put him on the map because the burger is king in perry's it makes sense to celebrate the 50th anniversary party. >>with a giant cheese and bacon b

perry is personally liable for $550,000 of that award. gray and his co-writers were seeking $20 million, but their lawyers say they're pleased. >> they felt that they had been wronged, that something of value had been taken without their permission, and they wanted justice, and they feel that they received justice. >> katy perry's attorneys say they plan to fight the decision. >>> men and their beards, millennial men specifically are shaving profits in the razor industry. reporting a sale slowdown at gillette. the market for men's shaving products has decreased more than scriptio services like dollar shave club is also hurting the traditional market. >>> police are searching for a bank robber who helped identify himself. michael harrell was caught on camera handing over a written note, saying to hand over the money. it was written on a document from the ohio division of motor vehicles which included not only the suspect's name, but also his address. so michael may not be on the run for long. >> all right. >> tough break. >> he's got it co

, i'm not luke perry. >> did you ever get over being a teen idol?ing now we're not teens, far from it. initially theto be those parent bringing their kids to the show. teen idol. very smart. well played. >> how about solid actor. >> well played. >> thank you, sir. >> nice. >> at the height of its success the teen drama drew in 21 million viewers a week seen in 43 countries around the world and generated billions in merchandising revenue. >> i used to play with little dolls and had one made after this character kelly, pretty frightening actually. >> all that without the help of social media while shannon found fame, her cast mates made more struggling actor before hitting it big. jason was sharing an apartment with up and coming actor brad pitt and luke was working a construction job just before being cast. >> i was unemployed for 18 months, working at a fish store and wanted to know when i first auditioned how i was going to get my rent paid. >> "e.t." was on set when the show debuted in 1990 and this cast knew it wasn't a immediate but it was just

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i mean, sometimes, i mean, perry especially if you read robert perry in a comfortable room and you're sort of wondering why anybody could possibly sort of subject themselves to such misery year after year after year after year, it's incomprehensible except, one, the goal or the sort of, you know, maybe ego-driven goal of achieving something that seems to have no value to me but did to him, but also that thrill of being so far from, so far from the world in a place of life and death where things had great meaning. >> so i'm going to shift now to the second half of your book and the scientific investigations. and you've emphasized that it's not a clean break between the explorers and the scientists. but in the post-world war ii area, the u.s. government became very interested in greenland. can you tell us what their interest was and how that supported or thwarted scientific investigation in the region? >> yeah. i mean, one reason i wrote about these explorers was because in a way it's hard to understand why the united states ended up building a base in greenland unless you sort of expla

perry road. maland state policeay the two motorcycles lost control r aftting each other. 25 year old dan stanback of gaithersburg was pronounced dead at the scene the other rider flown to a b timorehospital. police say reckless driving may have been a factor. so far no charges have been filed. >>> turning now to weather, it has sure been a scorcher out there today,efinitely feeling like summer even though a lot of the kids already heading back to school. >> unbelievable they're heading back to school in august because this is the time of year we er expect score chambf commerce, it is hot out there and it sounds like this just the begiing of yetnother heat wavegwen. >> you're absolutely right and it is going to be s ourenth it or not.ason actually, believe today a hot today, 92 degrees at reagan national airport for a daytime high. that was the same at bwi thurgood marshal. a degree higher a dulles. and these temperatures, some five to six degrees abovehe seasonal average. it is still warm outside

>>party and >>you're perry's union street san francisco you might wonder is there a real perry. it's another day in paradise. terri butler, the man behind it all. >>coming up the very first perry's in the cow neighborhood back in 1969 it's not trending it's not you too could see is just. >>good basic american food, good drinks, good service and nice people and people always gravitate and to celebrate the milestone harry's is doing what it just before bringing in celebrity bartenders. >>london degree back in the day you can see san francisco fixtures like 49 are quite clark, willie brown, huey lewis and from cain's this is sure san francisco. long time and new customers keep coming back for the good food like this ample cobb salad and burgers. one the house, no chance. oh and they also come with a good company. and maybe take some selfies. the recipe for perry success apparently pretty simple. he says this murder is what put him on them out because the burger is king in perry's it makes sense to celebrate 50th anniversary party with a giant cheese and bacon burger. >>and that's f

secretary perry, you want to tell us about this agreement today?secretary perry, can you hear me >> looks like to me the shot as frozen we'll try to get back. mr. weill, do you hear me? >> i hear you fine maybe you can tell us about what you're saying today is a groundbreaking partnership >> well, this is an important public/private partnership and i think as one looks at science and the development of new science and especially ai and computing, you really need to have partners to make things work it's too expensive for anybody to try to do it themselves i think what the secretary has arranged here is to create a partnership between our foundation, ucsf and uc berkeley with lawrence livermore and argonne national laboratories to work with the power we have today which is as much computing power in the last two years as we have had in the previous 100-some odd years and we're working with three national labs to have new computers ready by 2022 that will be able to be 15 times faster than what we have today which will really break the logjam, especi

advisory neighborhood commissioner one perry red and our to america producer brant board thank all 3 of you for coming on i want to start with the accusations being leveled at the major social media companies of political bias by the republicans they held this summit i want to ask you do you feel and i'll start with you bret do you feel that there is a conservative there is a bias against conservative viewpoints social media and websites by of those who run these social media sites look i mean if you're going to say that the folks are probably not lefties that that's probably a stretch because they are however a lot of these people who are being banned from social media on the conservative side or the likes of laura loom or who just throw out racist and just flat out wrong conspiracy laden things and so that's why they're getting banned so i don't necessarily think there's a specific bias against right wing people on social media i think that there are a lot more open outspoken people who are so. saying things that are socially acceptable anymore say anymore unfortunately with simply

>>you're perry's union street san francisco you might wonder is there a real perry. >>welcome it's another day in paradise. terri butler, man behind it all. >>coming up the very first perry's in the cow neighborhood back in 1969 it's not trending it's not huge seafood see it's just. >>good basic american food, good drinks, good service and nice people and people always and to celebrate the milestone harry's is doing what it just before bringing in celebrity bartenders. >>where london grief back in the day you can see san francisco fixtures like 49 are quite clark, willie brown, huey lewis and from cain's this is sure san francisco. long time and new customers keep coming back for the good food like this ample cobb salad and burgers. one the house, no chance. oh and they also come to the good company. and maybe take some selfies. the recipe for perry success apparently pretty simple. he says this murder is what put him on them out because the birder is king at perry's it makes sense to celebrate 50th anniversary party with a giant cheese and bacon burger. >>that says

and perry hannah created virtually everything that was traverse city.e built the first store, he operated a large sawmill with a number of employees and series income. he brought in supplies. he would deliver lumber to chicago from his sawmill and he would bring back food for everybody. when we go back to boardman and so on, they picked the mouth of the river, which has the potential for development, but it was also all pine. and so they can start manufacturing lumber immediately . you can know must say it was 50-50. 50% hardwood, and 50% pine, white pine and red pine et cetera. was considered by everybody who came here to be good farmland. so the farmers all bought or homesteaded hardwood land. commercial buyers bought the pine timber land. the temer land was many factored. hannah had two or three sawmills here and all the lumber went to chicago. it was rarely even sold locally. it went to chicago and was distributed to 10 other states out of chicago. hannah initially, the 1850's, shipped his lumber on skinner's. to 50robably shipped 30 loads of lumber

>>you're perry's union street san francisco you might wonder is there a real perry. >>welcome it's another day in paradise. terri butler, the man behind it all. >>coming up the very first perry's in the cow neighborhood back in 1969 it's not trending it's not huge seafood see is just. >>good basic american food, good drinks, good service and nice people and people always gravitate and to celebrate the milestone harry's is doing what it did ages before bringing in celebrity bartenders. >>where london grief back in the day you can see san francisco fixtures like 40 niners flight clark, willie brown, huey lewis and from cain's this is sure san francisco. long time and new customers keep coming back for the good food like the simple cobb salad and burgers. one the house, no chance. oh and they also come with a good company. and maybe take some selfies. the recipe for perry success apparently pretty simple. he says this murder is what put him on them out because the burger is king in perry's it makes sense to celebrate the 50th anniversary party with a giant cheese and ba

cal perry telling me this at least six of them were mexicans. we have received word from the member of congress who took over from betto o'rourke, all discussing what happened. the person in custody is a 21-year-old from a suburb of dallas, texas who appears to have posted some sort of an essay describing without enough detail for authorities to have closed in on him before it happened, but describing that he would undertake this. authorities learned about it but were not able to close in on the suspect in time. some photos have circulated on social media that seem to show a weapon, an ak-47. police were not able to confirm that was true but they did acknowledge those pictures were out there. they, of course, are working very hard. not only to determine the motive and the cause behind this but to make sure everybody is safe and taken care of. police are still concerned that some people who were wounded or involved in this may not have been transported to the hospital in ambulances. there were a lot of mexicans and there's some fear that some may

el modelo y actor protagonista del vÍdeo musical "teenage dreams" de la cantante katy perry dijo queal principio perry decÍa que versarlo era desagradable y en ese tweet Él describe parte de lo que ocurriÓ y agrega: imagen lo patÉtico y avergonzado que me sentÍ, esto fue lo que dijo. borja: vamos a esperar para ver si su equipo hace alguna comparecencia. Él lo explica todo en las redes sociales en su cuenta de instagram y yo creo que es como un terremoto en la vida de katy perry fue noticia lo de que un juzgado por que la acusaron por plagio en uno de sus temas mÁs exitosos. asÍ que parecen que las cosas se le estÁn aguando. vamos a pasar con imÁgenes que son muy fuertes. una simple detenciÓn de trÁnsito desatÓuna balacera en riverside, california y terminÓ con un agente y el atacante muertos ademÁs de dos policÍas heridos. el incidente fue cuando el sujetosimulo sacar su documentaciÓn pero lo que tenÍa en manos era un rifle que disparÓ contra el agente. el gobernador de california ya se ha pronunciado sobre este lamentable incidente y dice: " nuestros corazones duelen por la pÉrdida

when rick perry dropped out, we drummed up this fancy new animation to show that rick perry had poofed out of the race. that turned out to be kind of a thing on this show. after rick perry, ten days later, the next candidate to go poof was another high profile republican governor. scott walker is quitting. which means we get to poof him off the list. ready? scott walker going bye-bye in three, two, one. poof. gone. poof. we started doing this for candidates in the gigantic republican presidential primary in 2015 and 2016. i think we didn't really think through the fact that i was actually signing us up to do that over and over and over again, to do a lot of poofing. once you start, you can't stop. can't poof just one. it became this thing we had to do all the time for months. good-bye mike huckabee. poof. rick santorum. you ready? three, two, one, poof. chris christie, poof. and jim gilmore, poof. in 2015 and 2016, we ended up tracking the demise of 16 different republican primary candidates right down to the bitter, bitter end. are you ready? here it goes. senator ted cruz dropped out

the ford company celebrated perry, but they haven't told the canadian part of the story. i am trying to think about these people, their border crossing is part of having structured their lives. >> how do you go about researching this? >> it's interesting because a lot of people care about where their families are. people did not necessarily care if they lived in michigan or ontario. it was an interesting process, or if they were moving from new york to niagara falls. we have lots of interesting photographs, people at picnics, homecomings, having annual reunions with their cousins across the border, i'm looking in newspapers, finding political documents and arguments saying i spent this time in canada and that's how i think about things differently. it little pieces of evidence that i'm trying to weave together into a bigger story from some people we know well and others we don't know about much at all. >> did the canadian government keep track of who was coming or leaving the country? are there records there you are looking at? >> the u.s. census is interested in your rac

but by the turn of the 20th century, we have right before the great migration, we see william perry, the first african-american who works for the ford motor company, because he happens to know henry ford. he's from amherst, ontario, part of this group that comes back from canada into the united states. the ford company celebrated perry, but they haven't told the community part of the story. -- canadian part of the story. and i am trying to think about these people, their border crossing is part of having structured their lives. >> how do you go about researching this? it's interesting because a lot of people care about where .heir families are people did not necessarily care if they lived in michigan or ontario. it was an interesting process, or if they were moving from new york to niagara falls. we have lots of interesting photographs, people at picnics, homecomings, having annual reunions with their cousins across the border, i'm looking in newspapers, finding political documents and arguments saying i spent this time in canada and that's how i think about things differently. it li

been a christian quite a few years ♪ >> attorneys for the joyful noise song writers sued and katy perryr 550,000. her lawyer has vowed to fight that decision. >>> north carolina residents are warned of a fugitive with feathers he was last seen on the it 18th but has since eluded authorities. emu's are surprisely powerful and can run up to 30 miles per hour they recommend calling animal control rather than capture him yourself >>> visitors got a first-hand look at your newest red panda. she moved to the zoo's animal clinic and she is now hiting all of her devy. >>> and good morning to you this friday. thanks so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. kari hall will have our forecast in a minute, but we're starting with some breaking news right now. vianey, you have trouble on the roadways. >> eastbound 80 at appian way we have a big rig that has overturned, and there is a sig alert, we're talking about four lanes blocked, only the slow lane is open, so let me get right to that map for you there. you could see we're starting to notice delay

in fact, i've been working it out since 2012 with rick perry. for those of you who don't remember, i worked on rick perry's election for the three days that he was in first place and he was going to be president. what i don't tell a lot of people publicly is that i also did the debate prep for rick perry, not the best job to have. we were at dinner recently. he and anita were with me and pam. he turns to pam. he said there's three reasons i love your husband. number one, he's the smartest person in d.c. ander can't remember the other two. rick, that's really funny unless you were waiting backstage during that debate. so the tax reform has been real and something we've been trying to do for a long time. and we think there will be impacts for a long time. you heard about draining the swamp. what you haven't done is what we're actually doing. i don't know if you saw the news the other day. but the usda moved two offices out of washington, d.c. i think to kansas city, missouri. yes, you can applaud that one. because that's what we've been talking ab

i feel like the ford company has celebrated perry but haven't told the canadian part of the story and i'm trying to bring that in and think about these people their border crossing how they structure their lives. >> how do you go about researching this? >> it's an interest progress sees. a lot of these people care where their families are. there's good collections linked to individual families. people didn't necessarily care if they lived in michigan or own or moving from niagara falls, new york to niagara falls on the canadian side. i'm using census records. i'm using family collections. we have lots of interesting photographs of people at picnics and homecoming, having annual reunions with their cousins across the border. i'm looking in newspapers. finding political documents and arguments saying well i spent this time in canada and that's how i think about things dinnerly here. a lot of little pieces of evidence that i'm trying to weave together into a bigger story. some people we know really well and others we don't know at all. >> did the canadian government keep track who was co

that multimillion dollar penalty for katy perry.orced to pay for it after she copied a christian rap song for "dark horse." t.j. holmes is here with that. >> we're talking about sam smith, ed sheeran, tim mcgraw, some of the biggest names in music. thieves, george. they have been accused of being thieves. now add katy perry to that list of names and she and her team are being told to pay millions for a song they claim they never even heard before. ♪ 'cause i'm coming at you like a dark horse ♪ >> reporter: this dark horse was apparently stolen and it's going to cost katy perry. on thursday a los angeles jury decided the pop star, her label and five song collaborators have to pay $2.78 million in damages, with perry responsible for $550,000 of that, for copyright infringement. the jury earlier this week found perry and her team guilty of unlawfully copying this 2008 song "joyful noise" by christian rapper marcus gray. perry's grammy-nominated song sold more than 13 million copies and brought in more than $40 million in revenue. >> we

obviously, perry's on union, what makes -- why do you last along? >> i think the one word i would answer with his consistency. we set out to do what we set out to do. if you do it well and do it repeatedly well day after day, people love it and come to depend on you and come back and come back. >> and you have great customer service. mike fogarty is one of your longtime bartenders, his sons went to high school with me. your bartenders have always been key to your success. >> it is really the people. the bartenders, the servers, the guys in the kitchen. there are people that have been doing heavy lifting everyday that made it happen. >> i want to let people at home no that he is one of the celebrity bartenders. you've been doing this all week to celebrate 50 years. >> we have. it has been a lot of fun. we invited old friends and customers to come back and bartend. carmen used to run the 49ers, he came in. steve has been in. it's a good group of people. it's a lot of fun. >> is a set -- to have time for a quick story? >> i was the first one just do it

. >>> severe cases of lung disease in teenagers linked to vaping and music star katy perry is accusedxual misconduct. those are some of the headlines on "the morning newsstand." "the minneapolis star tribune" says four cases of severe lung disease in teenagers being linked to vaping and ecigarettes. the minnesota health department issued a warning about the dangers and told doctors to be on the lookout. all four teenagers were hospitalized for more than a week. some admitted to intensive care. a vaping advocate says it is important to identify the specific products the teens used before blaming ecigarettes. >>> "usa today" reports a top immigration official in the trump administration said the famous inscription on the statue of liberty welcoming immigrants into the country refers to people coming from class-based european societies. during an interview yesterday, acting u.s. citizenship and immigration services director ken cuccinelli gave his own version of the inscription, saying, quote, give me your tired, your poor who can stand on their own two feet and who will not become a pub

i feel like the ford company celebrated perry but haven't told the canadian part of the story. i'm trying to bring that in and think about how the people and the border crossing how they structured lives. >> how do you research this? >> it's an interesting process. because a lot of the people care about where their families are thp there are good collections linked to individual families. but people didn't necessarily care if they lived in michigan or ontario with, or if they were moving from nyaarigea falls, new york with to nyaarigea falls on the canadian side. i'm using census records, family collections. we have lots of interesting photographs of people at picnics and at homecomings, having annual reunions with the cousins across the border. i'm looking in newspapers. i'm finding political documents and arguments saying well, i spent this time in canada and that's how i now think about things differently here. it's a lot of little pieces of evidence that i'm really trying to weave together into a bigger store about some people we know really well and other people with we do

was first on the set in vancouver and noticeably absent the late luke perry.ll that is coming up but first we are with bachelorette hannah b after that dramatic finale. >> the whole thing is tainted. >> i've been praying for you. >> it's binge worthy. you're watching a girl think she's getting everything she wanted and i didn't. >> a dog jingle guy sang. >> we always knew it's me and you. >> then hannah broke it off when his past caught up with him. >> the night before he left. >> and finally the kind of makeup with tyler that had bachelor nation loseing it it. >> i just thought maybe we could go for a drink and hangout. >> well. >>> cut to friday morning when "e.t." obtained exclusive picks of hunk acontractor, tyler leaving hannah's home. we hear they went on a date thursday night and that's an overnight bag. but let's get back to possibly the most hated man in america right now. >> ladies and gentlemen, jed. >> do you think jed was a lying sack off poo? >> any deal breakers? a lying sack of poo. i do think that he lied. >> he wants her on the phone to call

perry lightly scolded her for the stunt and looks like it worked anyway she land aid role on perry newow sistas. >> iove a good hustle she's a hustler and got what she waed and even though tyler perry said you're trying too hard those were exac words fist time around guess what now she's on the show. >> i d't want to drive down the road and see 30 billboards with 30 different people on side of road sgle it will get old quickly. >>> yeah i know if you apply for a jobhiet creativenk of another way to do it think a. several mars are oering the chance to do this a balloon filled with vodkaed a. those say it taste gross and gets you drunk past and wears off aftnu 20 te some of you alreadr y. so weighing in on ths new fad. let'sing repeatedly innovative and sell wine in aa cap, spirit sector hold my balloon eran we nraerd another pn who was soundsing off. this is chrissy all dererve a prohibition can't be trusted to ause alcohol a inyn way. people are inhalling alcohol in bars. ssems kind of bizarre. i guess unleou don't like the case.sn if the gas't look good i'mer what'sef the ben. >> i do

. ♪ >>> kevin perry shows once again why he's magic. >> because he does stuff like this. >> why his latestks include ones the ladies can't wait to try. >> i've got to make those appear and disappear. [ laughter ] >> plus mama's home and -- >> look how excited they are to see her. >> too bad somebody's about to check that back yard camera. ♪ more recharge. rax target run and done. (crunching) i'm an ice cruncher. so i was excited about colgate total. it has sensitivity relief, so i don't have to give up doing what i love. aren't we lucky. colgate total. do more for your whole mouth. ooohhhh ♪ >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> as we know, kevin perry is uber talented and imaginative. if you don't follow him on social media, i've got a couple dozen reasons why you should. he does stuff like this. >> his magic when it comes to editing, his magic when it comes to magic comes together in brilliant short videos. this one is a total trip. he's bouncing the ball to himself through the mirror. >> that's freaking mental. >> just running down the stairs. >> what. >> execution is so perfect. >>