. >> i heard rapid fire pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and, you know, immediately i got up and knew something was going on, right? >> reporter: it was the end to an ordeal that began five miles away the previous morning at the lehigh cement plant in cupertino. police say allman, a truck driver at the plant, walked into a company safety meeting with an assault rifle and handgun and opened fire. three coworkers were killed. six others wounded. after leaving that scene, police say allman shot another woman while trying to carjack her. he was last seen on foot running into the neighborhood, which was placed on lockdown all day. >> we're sad for all those affected but we're glad that, you know, we can kind of go on with our lives without being worried about it. >> reporter: for 14 hours heavily armed and specially trained s.w.a.t. teams and sharpshooters went door to doing look for him but the s.w.a.t. team stood down overnight leaving some neighbors concerned. >> we went from having s.w.a.t. teams everywhere to not being able to see anything.

. >> i was drifting in and out of sleep and i heard rapid fire, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: neighbors woke up to the end of a 24-hour nightmare. there was an exchange with the suspect of the deadly workplace shooting at a cupertino rock quarry yesterday morning. chopper 5 footage revealed a yellow tarp-covered body lying on a driveway. we counted about 25, even 30 bullet casings littered all around the front of the home. >> we found out it's our neighbor but she was okay and she was able to leave with her child. >> i feel better that he is captured and i feel more safe now. >> reporter: this happened just a day after s.w.a.t. officers swept through the neighborhood leaving no backyard unturned. >> kind of something unnerving about guys pounding on your door with five or six guys with machine guns in their hands. >> reporter: allman's friend said she met him at a bouncer at a nightclub a couple of months ago. complaints of his job at the lehigh cement plant came out. >> i heard that, yeah. about getting laid off and stuff like that. >> reporter: he had been talking about the possibilit

i wasn't even sure if it was gunshots, but it was three pop, pop, pop -- seven pops in a row. >> 27 hours after allman escaped, three sheriff's deputies shot him. newschopper 2 captured the images of his body lying under a tarp on the driveway off lauren way. >> they saw his arm up and the five quick shots, at that point i came outside and tried to -- police showed up very, very rapidly. >> earlier this morning we witnessed a man asking deputies to do a sweep to of his home nearby. he was evacuated yesterday in a rush and didn't feel safe going back. what just 15 minutes later, gunfire erupted, and this is the female deputy we saw him leave work shaking and wiping tears from her face as she left the shooting. the sheriff's office was not the one if she was the one for pulled the trigger. >> you know, this is probably the safest house in sunnyvale because the s.w.a.t. team written side, the police were outside. we were fully surrounded all the time. >> now, as you can imagine, folks here are relieved the gunman is no longer a threat. they're just hoping that things return to normal soon. t

. >> pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: a man dressed body armor and carrying an arsenal of weapons opened fire in the salon meritage. >> all i could hear were screams and shots. >> reporter: by the time the rampage was over, eight people dead and another in critical condition. >> seal speech a small, safe -- peach is beach is a small safe community. >> reporter: a mav mile away the police -- a half mile away, the police caught up with him and arrested him without incident. >> they realized that he had a bulletproof vest and they had him handcuffed. >> reporter: he was the ex- husband of michelle, a stylist at the salon and seen here on facebook. her relatives confirm that she was killed in the shooting and she was the target of the attack because of an alleged custody dispute. >> i knew there was a lot of strive between the two. >> we thought this in the back of our hearts. it was like this could happen. so it was no surprise. i didn't have to ask who did it. >> reporter: neighbors told us that they often saw him playing catch with his son in the front yard. and now that seven-year-old will li

. >> all i could hear was pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: eyewitnesses say he killed her first, then keptg. >> we all kind of hovered down. i called 911. all i could hear were screams and shots. >> reporter: eight people killed, including a man just gifting into his car in the parking lot. >> two of my stylists were actually looking out the window and saw the shooter shoot the man in the parking lot. so, we just grabbed everybody, clients and ourselves, there was about nine of us in here, and huddled into the bathroom, locked the door. >> reporter: survivors were visibly shaken in the immediate aftermath. the smell of gun powder still in the air, even after the shooting stopped. no, this wasn't random. but it was senseless, even to people who suspected dekraai might have been near the breaking point. >> we kind of thought this in the back of our hearts, it was like, thishappen. and so it was no surprise. i didn't even have to ask who did it. >> reporter: dekraai was a lifelong orange county resident, an ex-marine and by all accounts, a devoted father. >> i've known scott for 25 years. thr

. >> i heard rapid fire pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and, you know, immediately i got up and knew something was going on, right? >> reporter: it was the end to an ordeal that began five miles away the previous morning at the lehigh cement plant in cupertino. police say allman, a truck driver at the plant, walked into a company safety meeting with an assault rifle and handgun and opened fire. three coworkers were killed. six others wounded. after leaving that scene, police say allman shot another woman while trying to carjack her. he was last seen on foot running into the neighborhood, which was placed on lockdown all day. >> we're sad for all those affected but we're glad that, you know, we can kind of go on with our lives without being worried about it. >> reporter: for 14 hours heavily armed and specially trained s.w.a.t. teams and sharpshooters went door to doing look for him but the s.w.a.t. team stood down overnight leaving some neighbors concerned. >> we went from having s.w.a.t. teams everywhere to not being able to see anything.

. >> i was right there and i heard a pow and then pop, pop, pop. >> we heard the shots. it must have been about five shots. they were pretty loud. i don't know if it was a car back or not. >> first officer got in his cruiser and ran evans down, knocking the gun out of his hand. officers eventually took evans into custody. nobody was shot. evans shares the same name and birthday as a former san jose state football player. his sister says he suffered a serious mental breakdown after he left college, got layed off, and broke up with his girlfriend. >>> employees of a quashly that became the sight of a triple murder this week reunited today for the first time since the shooting. workers at lee high hansen cement plant gathered outside the cupertino community center. two days ago, scherrif opened fire. talk about how to move forward. >> we want the this private time for the employees and in that sense, you know, the conversations were valuable. >> deputies shot and killed almen yesterday morning following a massive search. the company has promised to pay employees wages while

i was not sure if it was gunshots but it was three pop, pop, pop, i mean not three. seven pops in a row. >> reporter: seven hours after he escaped the quarry, three deputies shot him. news chopper two captured these images of his bodiy lying under a carp. >> body lying under a carp. >> the arm went up and five quick shots. at that point i came outside and told the neighbor what was going on. the police showed up very, very rapidly. >> reporter: early that morning we witnessed a man asking the deputies to do a sweep of his home nearby. he was evacuated yesterday in a rush and did not feel safe coming back. 15 minutes later gunfire erupted. this is the female deputy we saw him leave with, shaking and wiping tears from her face as she left the shooting. the sheriff's office would not confirm iffy she was one of the one -- confirm if she was one of the ones that pulled the trigger. >> you know this is the safety housey in sunny valley because the s.w.a.t. team was outside, we were surrounded all of the time. >> reporter: as you can imagine folks that live around here are

. >> all i could hear was pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: kathy magee was in a back room inside the salon, as gunfire erupted. >> a client that was getting her hair done came into my room. opened the door. closed the door. locked the door. and we all kind of hovered down. all i could hear were screams. and shots. >> reporter: relatives tell eyewitness news, salon employee, michelle fornet, was killed in the shooting. the alleged shooter, michelle's ex-husband, scott dekraai. he shot eight people. christine says randy cut her hair at the salon this morning. >> it scared the hell out of me. it just does. i'm going, what in the world? it could have been me. >> reporter: the suspect fled the scene in this white, toyota. officers opened up the button-down shirt. >> they had him by the shirt. when they pulled the shirt up, they realized he had a bullet-proof vest. an they took the vest off. >> reporter: police placed that body armor on this vehicle, along with what appears to be his shoes and casings from the gun. >> i think a lot of people are walking around in disbelief. >> reporter: this loo

. >> i wasn't even sure if it was gunshots but it was just 3 pop pop pop pop. not 3. 7 pop ins a row. >>reporter: 3 sheriff's deputy were his patrolling the block where laughlin lives. sheriff smith said they saw something move. >> subject was crouched down behind a vehicle. our deputy recognized the subject as our suspect. our deposit ty attempted to make contact with the suspect. >>reporter: sheriff smith says the man was armed with a handgun. >> all 3 of our deputy that were present at the scene fired shots and the subject was pro nunsed dead at the scene. >>reporter: it all started early yesterday morning when police say 49-year-old almond went if a routine safety meeting at the lehigh south west cement plant and shot 9 fellow workers. 3 died. 6 others were wounded. 3 hours later police say the suspect tried to take a woman's car about 5 miles away from the plant. they say he shot and wounded her before running into this residential neighborhood. sheriff's deputy local police and federal agents scoured the area. they recovered 2 assault rifles. shotgun. hand

no, no, they just sit there, pop pop, pop pop, i go, leave me alone. leave me alone. i was a kid, we -- i didn't run around with the trick and treat. i realized i was going to be too big for the neighborhood. so i just would lay on the catch, watch the ball game. someone would say, trick or treat, get away! i was a good kid but i didn't bother with too much with that. >> jimmy: do you answer your door in your neighborhood? >> we have help. even when we were poor we had someone. [ laughter ] i -- we happened across this ad, this is an ad from 1963 from the is a harass hotel in las vegas. and, well, first of all, don rickles and they call you the provocative potentate if you look right here, i don't know if you can necessarily read. it says your show times were midnight, 2:30 and 5:10 a.m. >> so help me god. and a guy called terry jenkins, a good friend, he's no the chairman -- not the chairman, he wished, the entertainment director of the orleans where i work. in those days, you used to do a breakfast show. imagine 5:00 in the morning, stood over a bar. in those days,

. >> and it was just three pop pop, pop. not three seven pops in a row. >> three sheriff deputies were patrolling the block. sheriff laurie smith says they saw something move. >> this someone was kroushed kroushed -- crouched down the vehicle. >> sheriff smith says the man was warmed a handgun. >> all three deputies present at the scene fired shots and this subject was pronounced dead at the scene. >> yesterday morning police say the 49-year-old fwheent a safety meeting at the southwest cement plant and shot nine fellow workers. three died and six were wounded. three hours later police say the suspect tried to take a woman's car about five miles from the plant. they say he shot and wounded her before running into this residential neighborhood. sheriff deputies local police and federal agents scoured this area. they recovered two assault rifles a shotgun and a handgun from various locations authorities went door to door searching homes and backyards but allman vanished into birdland. teamsters official saw allman on friday her

. >> all of a sudden i heard pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: the coroner's office confirmed the man shot this morning was shareef allman. investigators say he is the man seen on this surveillance video walking through a cupertino gas station. this after police say he shot and killed three coworkers and wounded six others at the lee high cement plant. police had sealed off this neighborhood for hours and didn't find him until morning. >> these houses built with 55 had external access so it was just a little area you could shoot beneath the house. >> we believe he displaced the firearm in a threatening manner. >> reporter: exactly what set off allman may have died with him. coworkers said he was having problems at work and being scrutinized for safety violations. a week and a half a ago, allman showed him a gun. >> he said check this out, i said what are you doing with that? what's going on? he laughed and being funny with me the whole time. and he was like, people at my job, he's like prejudice people at my job keep messing with me. >> reporter: an executive at the cement plant says there

pop pop." the parents come in the morning, and is still dark. is kind of close peter >> or they speaking were just laying skill? >> he was just laying skill. >> he did not look right. he looked out of it and crazy looking. he steered her in the eye as may be a predator would or something like that. >> daughter has a criminal history dating back to 1993. what is curious about it is five of the nine cases go on the stat pocket. the reserve the option to revisit it later. the charges include battery, felony theft, drug possession. in 1994, police charged gaudery with attempted murder. daughtery as the case to enter a drug charge. he lives two miles from the crime scene. they urged us to check his criminal history which shows what the charges but only a couple of minor convictions. he had a psychotic episode that put him into the hospital in august. this is somebody stole his car recently. he has been upset about that. family members wonder if he was simply asking the sheriff's deputy it got that. >> he sheriff's deputy is ok. he is on administrative leave. they are investigating. the suspect is in custody. no charges have been filed just yet to. >> into night's education a lawyer, there is a growing number of school systems saying they were scanned. it is a story we first told you last night at 5:00. tim tooten is like in the newsroom at the follow up. what is the latest? >> in the process, school pta is have lost thousands of dollars. don't use me. as much as i love the kids and i never want to upset the kids and the schools, i do not want my name to be up there. >> ravens quarterback on hearing his name was being used at school assemblies without his knowledge. >> i would love to talk to kids about bullying. a happy set it with the right person. >> 1/2 of a dozen school systems thought joseph gill was the right person. he booked the event, took the money, but never delivered. according to the maryland better business bureau, the company is located at 1423 sharps. road in annapolis. we tried to reach him at this address but have gotten no response. we were not the only ones trying to get answers. the better business bureau has been after him to follow up on complaints from local school systems. >> we contacted -- we contacted him directly, spoke to him on the fall, and it during the course of that conversation, he clearly stated, i will be making that refund. >> according to our investigation, his company is nothing -- his company is not in good standing. he has judgments against him worth several thousand dollars. meanwhile, raven's quarterback said he is trying to clear his name. >> i love the kids. somebody bought it without us knowing and without my intentions. i am sorry to all of these schools that have bothered. >> a spokesman for the baltimore ravens said the organization is in no way affiliated with odyssey. >> thank you so much. stay with us. there is so much more news ahead up at 6:00 peter >>. >> the last time we had accumulating snow in the corridor baltimore area, the orioles did something special. i will tell you about a coming up. >> north fulton avenue, an accident where a pedestrian was struck. police have shut down the afternoon while the deal with the accident. we are not sure how serious the accident is. as you get more information, we will update you. >> it is hard to believe we're talking about snow in october. >> residents report -- >> i am not looking forward to its. i do not want winter to be here. >> snow in october? really? >> i am not excited because i get cold easy and i am cold anyway. >> the national weather service is calling for up to several inches of snow in the greater baltimore region on saturday with more in the mountains north and west pita what makes the particular storeare comes down to timing thanks to unusually cool air coming from canada. by the time the low pressure system which is our area and wins a switch to the northwest and northeast, conditions will be ripe for snow. >> the last time we had measurable snow in baltimore city, the orioles were in the world series on october 10, 1979. toi don't want this note come. if it snows tomorrow, i am not prepared. >> according to the state highway administration, the temperature of asphalts is well above the freezing. most of not all of the snow should amount when it hits the road to. if it is heavier snow, it could stick for a little while. there are still a lot of leaves on trees. it could strain at the trees and make them fall on power lines. it is amazing we are talking about this stuff considering fall is just starting. >> we are not ready for it. we cannot think about snow yet on a beautiful day like today. >> storm is not here yet, but moisture pushing out ahead of it. it is trying to produce a couple of sprinkles on the radar. the air at the moment is really dry. the bulk of it if not all of it is even like -- evaporates before it hits the ground ' we will be watching to see what goes on. list at a look at what happened today. temperatures 10 degrees cooler for what is typical this time of year p.o. the inner harbor is 53 degrees. you can see the cool air sitting over a speed of the storm is going to run into it. there is a lot of moisture with it. moisture and cold air, the storm will be moving out over the atlantic. the border there is also very war. core a while as long as the storm is to the south, it will drag in air off of the atlanta. that is part of the storm will involve bernanke delaware that does not -- as a means for their no., he will see rain and snow. here is the minister trying to come in. nothing has happened yet. behalf high-pressure and the dry air. it will transfer its energy. then it will move north to cape cod. it will bring in all the moisture from the south our way. it will be bringing air of the atlantic ocean -- relatively warm air. once it gets up toward new jersey and delaware, it will start pulling in from the north. that is where some folks will see a change over to snow or at least to a brain snow mixed. everything is going to happen tomorrow plo the rest of the weekend and part of next week looks fine. when developing. not just the sprinkle this stuff but actual rate. -- actual rain. rain and a rain and snow mixed developing it depends where you are. the further you go west the rent it into the air sooner. soth of us it may be all rain on the bay and annapolis. here is how things will attract our futurecast by saturday afternoon. some heavy rains. by evening, he will begin to see the snow up in north. baltimore stays with warmer air for the most part. it is out of here in the overnight hours. these lighter shades get the heavier snow when you get three, four, 5 inches of snow up to the north and west of us. by sunday, you get the sun back. the temperatures pop-up. good for football weather during the afternoon. still unseasonably chilly. it is not snowing or training or anything like that. here is the forecast. tomorrow is a back-to-back. most of the rain and snow makes will be in the afternoon. trick or treat day looks fine. 50 degrees on monday. thursday we could see some rain. a complete turn it around. >> final injury report for the reagans today. -- ravens today. cleared for the first time since week 3, he should start at 60. -- safety. he took out a half page ad in the sun thinking them for all of their support during the 10 year run in baltimore. >> he know the kind of guy he is and how much fun he had in his time in baltimore. how good his career was here. the friends he has in the community. i am not very surprised by it to. >> ravens text question -- do you expect them to bounce back from last sunday? text a for of course, b for i hope so, and c for -- i'm not sure. game 6 of the world series became an all-time classic but you had

. >> all i could hear was pop, pop. >> a man dressed in body armor and carrying an arsenal of weapons entered the salon and started shooting everyone in sight. >> everyone was shook up, screaming and hollering. >> he said he had a knife. >> should nine people, the gunman calmly got into his truck and drove away. police caught up with a half a mile away and he surrendered without incident. >> that had him by the shirt. when the pulled his shirt up, then they realized he had on a bulletproof vest. they took the best of. by that time they already had him handcuffed. >> the suspect is identified as an ex-marine and ex-husband of a stylist at the salon. her relatives say she was killed in the shooting and the issue is the main target of the attack because an alleged custody dispute. >> i knew that there was a lot of strife between the two. >> police cordoned off the light blue bungalow in nearby huntington beach their home for the past two years. neighbors told reporters that they often saw him playing in the yard with his son. it has shaken this small beach community. >> this is a small,

. >> i heard "pop pop." i am shocked. i was shocked. in the morning, parents, and is still barred. -- parents, and it is still part. >> word they speaking or laying still? >> he may i contact seconds before the shooting. but he did not look right. he looked out of it and crazy looking. he steered her in the eye as a predator would or something like that. >> he has a criminal history dating back to 1993. what is curious about it is five of the nine cases referred on the stet docket. that means chances of a conviction or not likely according to prosecutors. in 1994, police charged him with attempted murder, but prosecutors dropped the case. he has a court case in december to answer a court charge. he lives two i miles from the crime scene. his family declined to go on camera but they shared the following. they urged us to check his criminal history which showed only a couple of minor convictions. they say he had a psychotic episode that put him in the hospital in august. doctors contributed to drug and alcohol abuse. somebody stole his ca

the guy because he punched her but then i -- as soon as i put down my bag, i saw two shots fired, pop! pop! after that i tried to hide -- and i alerted my coworkers that my coworker got shot. and then i went downstairs because i want to go where she is. >> reporter: she's expected to be okay. we want to know -- to show you another picture of shareef allman. if even if the rifle turns out to be his, they still also believe he has a handgun. this manhunt remains in lockdown. schools, hp remains locked down at this hour. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> okay. the lock june, we've heard cupertino union school district officials remain open but the students are being held inside the classroom as a precaution. we've also heard from an employee at apple, which is in cupertino, those employees have been told to stay inside their offices during the search for this gunman. ktvu is also learning more about the suspect who at one point hosted his own tv show. sal castanedo has been looking online and finding out more about shareef allman. sal joins us in the noom. sal? >> well, we're getting our

pop. pop. not three, seven pop autos three sheriff deputies were patrolling the block. the sheriff, laurie smith say they saw something move. >> the subject was crouched down behind a vehicle. deputies recognized the subject as our suspect. our deputy as tempted to make contact with the suspect. >> the sheriff says the man was armed with a handgun. >> all three of our deputies present at the scene fired shots and the subject was pronounced dead at the scene. >> i'm feeling relieved now this is over. >> this man was allowed back in his home, thinking he and his family were safe this, morning the shooting left him shaken. >> i thought it was okay now. but now, it was not okay. >> it all started yesterday morning when police say the 49-year-old went into a routine safety meeting at the li high southwest cement plant and shot nine workers. three died and six were wounded. three hours later police say the suspect tried to take a woman's car about five miles from the plant. they say he shot and wounded her before running into this residential neighborhood. sheriff deputies loc

. >> all i could hear was pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: 1:20 p.m. cal time, witnesses say a man dressed in body armor and carrying an arsenal of weapons stepped into the salon and began shooting everyone in sight. >> everyone was shook up. >> he said he had a knife in each pocket. >> reporter: after shooting nine people, the gunman calmly got into his truck and drove off. police caught up with him a half-mile away, where he surrendered without incident. >> they had him by the shirt. when they pulled his shirt up, they realized he had on a bullet-proof vest. an they took the vest off. by that time, they already had him handcuffed. >> reporter: the suspect has been identified as scott dekraai, an exmarine, ex-husband of a stylist at the salon named michelle fournier. her relatives told ur afill yot, kabc, that michelle was killed in the shooting and she was the main target of the attack because an alleged custody dispute. police cordoned off the light blue bungalow in huntington beach, dekraai's home for the past two years. neighbors told reporters the

. >> i just heard a popping, pop, pop and then i just did not think that much of it i realized it wasunshots when i heard the sirens and helicopters coming over the house and down the street 15 minutes later. a neighbor heard it as well and we both should have called 911, but we did not. >> fortunately a lot of other people did call 911 and they soon received a reverse 91 call from the sheriff's department advising them of what was happening. there are no plans to call off of this search any time soon. live in cupertino and rob fladeboe with kron4 news. >> here in sunnyvale, investigators are on scene because below this is a rifle that is believed to belong to the suspect while we were here looking through, one of the suspects friends showed up to say they he is not about the man and he does not understand how this could happen. >> even though he is a big strong looking guy, he is not a violent person is like a big teddy bear. to hear that he is done something like this, something terrible had to happen. i mean he is passionate about his life, his children and about becoming something

is causing an uproar lawmakers are asking them not to sell these bags of candy there can't pop pop-- pot pops. and there is an insect called cush people are smoking that to get high. they're not illegal in the u.s. the people are action the boycott stores that sell these. >> now at the half moon bay pumpkin festival, leonardo group a 1,704 lb. pumpkin look at that. his prize will be a total of $10,224 in prize money in a 1000 are prize for having grown the heaviest pumpkin in all of california. the giant pumpkin will be on display with the other four have missed punches this weekend at the 41st annual half moon bay arts and come confess to a. back live to open more peaceful protest continues in the occupied open protest several hundred people that chickens in a live picture at 14 broadway protesters are showing their support and sentiments with the occupy washy movement that is picking up all across the country. protesters say that corporate greed is fueling their movement. >> we have been she takes on the kron4 fence and page this goes out to those that need a vacation and the fans of the na

pop pop. ] i was shocked. it is like in the morning, it is still dark. it is kind of close. >> chris isaak is suspect lying on the ground a pickup trucks was he speaking or laying still? >> the police were just around. >> the police say his wife made by contact with the daughter seconds before the shooting. >> he did not look right. he looked out of it and crazy looking. he steered you in the i let me be a predator would. >> i had spoken with him. considering everything that happened, he is doing extremely well. >> according to his family members, in addition to being treated for a bullet 1, hospital officials are also giving him a psychological exam. coming up at 6:00, we will hear more about knotter himself and what family members had to say about the case. >> for the second time in less than a week, state police say patients at the hospital -- a patient at the merc hospital was murdered peter >> it is a patient that killed another patient in the security wing the. according to investigators, surveillance video captures mayo entering the room. the victim had been convicted to the hospital last year awaiting trial on second-degree rape. they were calling for health from the state mental health and hygiene dept.. >> in light of the events we are taking the immediate steps. the clinical staff is conducting clinical reassessment of every patient in the hospital to assess how they are coping with the extraordinary situation. to double check on their levels of care and it to make sure they are receiving the appropriate services. the hospital is adding additional staff to each shift on the maximum and medium security unit. >> the suspect is being held at the howard county detention center. the most recent is before this one was on sunday. baltimore city police say somebody found a man suffering from stab wounds on the 600 block of georgia street after midnight. he died later in the hospital. the victim's name has not been released. the jury is hearing more testimony in the murder for hire trial on walter bishop jr.. we are joined from barry simms. >> this was a perfect storm and walter bishop, jr.'s life. a perfect storm ended in tragedy. in trying to spear a convicted murderer from a death sentence, the defense is giving the jury a glimpse of walter bishop, jr.'s like. the told jurors the death penalty is for people who have been given a chance after chance. it is for people who have no redeeming value. and bishop's kansas, a death sentence is not warranted. per clients have no other arrests as an adult. they have found him guilty of a first degree murder and eligible for the death penalty. he admitted going into the gas station on march 1, 2010. he shot the owner three times in the head. bishop claimed the victim's wife told him she she was being abused from the house been. he was going to receive $9,000 but only received $400. he was motivated by the money he admitted. >> is that what made you think about in the first place? >> yes. >> she told them about his turbulent childhood growing up in western maryland in baltimore. how he always wanted to fit in and it to be long. bishop was remorseful for committing the murder and he feels duped. pamela taylor testifies that he feels very badly about this p.o. he really thought he would be saving a woman and feels great shame for what he had done. the family has made no comment during the trial. his brother said he saw no indication that his sister-in- law had been abbey's. i assume they were happy. >> a friend of his also testified that they did not think bishop was a violent person. he had no indication bishop was a violent person appeal at the time of the crime, bishop was at one of the darkest moments in his life. he was living on the street. he was "losing his life." >> a judge has decided to keep gary guridano intel another 30 days. the hearing lasted about two hours. prosecutors argued for his detention to be extended saying they need more time to investigate. they're still waiting for results on the examination of the cell phon ande. he maintains she disappeared while there were sparkling. >> -- while they were snorkeling. >> we told you yesterday about a company who swindled local schools out of thousands of dollars. the promise to have a raven's a football player to show up at assemblies to talk about character and bullying. tim tooten is live with a follow up on this. >> this is the store we told you last night at 5:00 be no more than half a dozen other school systems also tell us they fell victim to the scheme. >> odyssey resource group made a pitch to dozens of schools promising to have a raven's football player talk about bullying and character. in each of the cases, the schools pay up in advance. the company failed to come up with a player peter >> i love the kids. somebody backup -- somebody because without us knowing. i am sorry for all of the schools that bothered. >> prevents quarterback was the player most often promised to speak at the assembly. >> as much as i love the kids and i never want to upset the kids in the school, i don't want my name to be out there. >> several schools lost $14,000 because of the scampi know they are not alone. we have learned schools in baltimore, dorchester, frederick, and somerset counties also fell for the scheme. the greater maryland business bureau is familiar with odyssey group and its owner joseph delaware. they took a -- eight first complained about it over the r.mmer piddock >> he clearly stated, i will be making the refund. >> so far it has not happened. the bills also fell victim to the same scheme. school officials are not sure how much money has been lost. >> which have strict accounting officials -- strict accounting procedures here at baltimore county schools. ultimately, they were not rendered. >> web has a message for schools. >> i would love to talk to kids about bullying. that would be a great thing to do. they have to set it with the right person. >> for two is the have been trying to talk to gill. coming up at 6:00, we will learn more about the man behind the school scam. >> a sickening stench -- literally. can you imagine, they cannot make it past the front door it is so bad. >> and cruise ship on for hundreds of students. y. living on a ship for three weeks is not as expensive as you think. >> stranded at the south pole after suffering a stroke. a researcher talks about her deal and a treatment at the hospital. details are next. >> coming up later at 6:00, the concern among the maryland state troopers about the reliability of t >> an overwhelming small second several people at an elderly woman's home in pittsburgh. the 97-year-old medical alert system went off. when they went in, they could not get much further because of the stench. officials say the stench came from the way the woman was living. >> starting monday, the cruise ship will be home to more than 200 students. the school announced the change, the dorms became infested with mold at the beginning of the fall semester. a doctor declared them uninhabitable next week. the students will have access to patents and living spaces until everything is clean up which will take a few weeks. college officials have rented out hotels to students. the cost of renting hotel rooms and rooms on the ship is roughly the same. >> into night's medical a lawyer, tried officials are trying to cut down on prescription drug abuse. tomorrow is national drug take back a day. most parts of the stolen from older medical evidence. the enforcement administration is asking you to clear out the cabinets and head out to a drop site for officials will be on hand to collect the pills no questions asked. it will take place between 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. we have a list of locations at wbaltv.com. women who take birth control pills for 10 years or longer cut their risk of ovarian cancer in half according to a new european study. research shows that each healthy pregnancy lower as the cancer risk of one-third. researchers believe the reduced risk is related to hormone exposure. >> now, your 11 whether and set -- or 11 insta-weather forecast. >> coming up, a really oddball forecast. very unusual for this time of the year. we were almost double october, -- we were almost done with october, but hubie it has been very strange. this storm for some will produce more than a trace. that is a pretty certain that. what we see on radar over maryland and in our area -- that is stuff up in the clouds. the air is too dry. to the west d.c. brighter colors out and west virginia and tennessee, that is rain. and then the orangy pinkish bluish shady see in the mountains of virginia and west virginia. there are probably beginning to see snow mixed in with that. the storm has not even cranked up yet. this is the calm before the storm so to speak. rain chances continue to go up tonight. let's take a look at what we have right now. we are above freezing. that is where we are now. 48 degrees at the airport. at the science center down town is 51. it is in the '30's in far western maryland. it will not take much to take those temperatures down. the storm will be coming up from the south. it will move right up the coast. we have a batch of cold air in place. this cold air will stay in place. the storm will be flowing moisture at us right into the cold air. that is why we have a threat of snow. i will try to explain that. here is what the general picture looks like with the moisture coming in. you see some of the clouds look like they're dropping from the north. that is the cold air. higher elevations is bringing moisture up from the south. initially it brings in moisture off of the atlantic. that will be the warmer air. he eventually as the storm polls for the north, the winds will swing around northwesterly and bring and reinforcing cold air. that is why we think this note will be in the latter portion of the storm. -- that is why we think snow will be in the latter portion of the storm. we may see a few sprinkles or light showers. it becomes more study after midnight until 3:00 a.m. or so. the breeze will pick up by daybreak. we say above freezing all night long. here in the baltimore metropolitan area. tomorrow rain and it ran snowbanks in baltimore. the changeover to that when you get north and west of us will happen a little sooner. we are thinking in the metropolitan area, but the time the thing is all over saturday evening, two inches above the pennsylvania line and up to the west. more than that in the mountains. watch for snow north and west of the city. the purple areas is a warning area. that is where they expect new snow. the timing of that, the afternoon and evening for a while is when we pick up the snow chances for our area. how much snow? the heavier amounts -- which until you get to carol and parts of northern baltimore county before it finally eases up tomorrow night. that is where things will calm down. tomorrow is the rain and snow day. by tomorrow night it ends. nice recovery. pavement is warm. russia will probably be all right in town. we will have to keep an eye on that. halloween looks dry as well. 50 is the high. most of next week is dry until thursday. >> a blackberry blackout. >> that is not good. millions of users without service. tonight they're fighting back. >> more delays in the case of dr. conrad murray as the prosecution gets a chance to cross-examine. >> court wrapped up early today. >> the prosecution will have the weekend to review some new evidence. it will send the high-profile trial and to the sixth week of testimony. >> the jackson family is getting some moral support from another famous family. pierce holt and's parents attended court today sitting behind the family. the final witness, dr. paul white, is the final witness. he demonstrated why he believes dr. conrad murray is not responsible for michael jackson's death. >> there is certainly a very safe way to do it. >> he also disputed the propofol expert who said it was still running after the pop star stopped breathing. >> i want you to tell -- does it reconciled with dr. murray's statement? >> no. >> does the reconciled the physical evidence found at the scene? >> know. >> does it reconcile with the urine concentration found on the autopsy? >> no. addictael jackson wasn't so obsess with sleep he gave himself the dose. >> of the swayed the jury? i do not think so. the at least scored points in the world of theater and the dramatics. >> quarter ended today just before lunch. the reason cross-examination does not begin until monday to give the profligate -- the prosecution time to review evidence presented by the defense. >> to that police say a hartford county timber into a home in pennsylvania, shot the husband and took their car. >> the wife is talking about the horrific experience. >> rescued a american researcher is being treated here at john hopkins hospital. she talks about her ordeal at pole.outh >> live, local, liberty, 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pop, pop. but by the time it popped again, i realized it was gunshots. i have to say that for once in my life, i remembered everything derwin ever told me to do. i told everybody to get down and get out of the room. pick up the phone, call 911, tell them shots are fired. because i honestly thought that it was at the other house. by the time things quieted down, and i'm still on the phone with 911, i peeked through the blind, and between the two cars that were parked in my driveway, i saw two bags. i fully expected to find derwin crouched down either between the two cars or crouched down between the first car and the door. >> so she said, i got to go. and -- so she went out. and i came out behind her. and as soon as we stepped out the door, derwin was laying right there to the left of the door. >> i knelt down to derwin and i told him, just hold on. you know, just hold on. and that was when i really recognized that he was bleeding from both sides of his mouth and his eyes were open. and that inner part of me knew he was gone. >> the 46-year-old brown was

pop pop, and then after that i tried to hide. >> reporter: investigators say allman tried to hide onef the weapons used in the workplace killing, under a dumpster at a nearby gas station. the santa clara county sheriff says as of tonight, three weapons tied to the suspect have been found. but he is still armed with at least one handgun, and so far, has eluded authorities. >> we have gone house to house in the backyard. we've looked for unlocked doors, unlocked gates. we're fairly confident that he is not in the areas that we've searched. >> reporter: there has been some activity tonight inside the command post, in fact, we watched as a s.w.a.t. team rolls out. the sheriff says they will be searching in other locations. she admits that allman could be anywhere. live tonight in sunnyvale, heather holmes. >> some of is shareef's coworkers said recently they noticed a chance in his behavior. maureen naylor has been looking into that and what triggered the shooting. >> reporter: investigators all day and tonight collected evidence from the lehigh cement plant. after they say 47-year-old sh

we heard a huge pop, pop, pop and that was across the street basically from the parking lot where authoritiesad last seen allman. let's liston that video. >> hope [bleep]! >> and then dozens of santa clara sheriff's deputies converged on the scene. we saw them just flying down the street trying to get to this area. at the time we didn't know if this alleged gunman -- we didn't know if he was alive or dead. it appears there's a tarp on the driveway covering his body and as we mentioned we did receive conformation from san jose that this indeed is the man they were looking for. he is a he is meant loader operator, 47 years old, and authorities say he opened fire at a safety meeting, killing three coworkers and injuring six people yesterday. coworkers say he came to the meeting about 4:15 yesterday morning, grabbed some coffee, left, and then returned with a handgun and a rifle. and witnesses say he actually yelled, do you think you can expletive with me? and started shooting. one man he is he jumped out the window. so tensions were very high. we were there all day yesterday as the family stood

pop culture. pop culture and you treat all the time. the references that you make are so present day. you are very good at situating yourselves and your narratives in a way that they can relate to. >> absolutely, i write all colors, all sizes, all nationalities, all sexual orientation. if you pick up one of my books, and make sure there's something for everyone. a lot of authors write their own particular world but i see everybody. i would like to say that when i was a kid growing up, i read charles dickens and he criticism a different characters and some a different levels of society. so, i wrote everyone from lucky, who was a strong desire when are around, and gino who came to america last century. he went through vietnam, early las vegas. finally, he has this fabulous daughter, lucky. tavis: stop. >> i am telling you too much. that is because i am a storyteller. tavis: there is a whole lot in here. i am always fascinated by novelists. i have a great respect for novelists. i have written 15 or 16 books but i have written about real stuff. the challenge for you all is to create stuff. how do you create all of this? >> when kitty kelley wrote the biography of frank sinatra and i had a book out at the time, frank send me a note and it said, jackie, you are writing fact. i saved that. he signed it francis albert. tavis: you do create this stuff. >> i do create it because i read everything. i am a pop culture john d. and i read everything going on everywhere. i create what is going on in the world today. there is a very bad character named armand jordan. i created him because i crated this fictitious country. a woman was going to be buried up to enact and stoned to death. i was so disgusted that i prayed a villain that came from a fictitious country and having opinions about women. that they were just there for baby making and love making and that was it. they had no respect for them. he comes to america when he is 8 years old. he is brought up in this kind of atmosphere. that is where the inspiration came from. even today, there are about to lash a woman for being caught driving. tavis: lucky santangelo is not that woman. >> women loved her because she says all the things that they would like to say. she gets away with it. tavis: how much of writing a character like lucky santangelo has to do with your interest to really make a social statement but to do so with a narrative that i

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popped out of her dress last week. [ applause ] the ones that popped out of her pants, like four years ago. the dancing last night was -- let me just say, much of the dancing lacked fluidity. they were very low on fluid and that disappointed me. chaz bono had the lowest score by far last night but once again, he escapes by the newly grown hair on his chinny chin chin. can you get a dance change operation? because -- he should look into that. and even though chaz had an 18 tonight, which is a pretty low score. the dancing golds eliminated kristin cavallari tonight, who had a 24, she had three 8s. and she got kicked off the show. and somebody said, you're kidding. no, i wish i was. i really -- [ laughter ] i guess the viewers at just dislike her? i don't know. but kristin and her partner mark ballas will be out here in a little bit to weep openly in my arms and we'll get to the bottom of this. the apple corporation had a major media event from the headquarters in northern california this morning to introduce the iphone 4s. basically, it has a better camera, a faster processor and i think the coolest new future is an app that helps you forget that two months ago you spent $500 on a phone that is now obsolete. it's -- [ applause ] hard to keep up with the iphones. today's announcement disappointed some people who were hoping for a fully revamped iphone 5, but apple put out the 4s first. kind of like when they split the last harry potter book into two movies, you know? this is the first big announcement for apple since steve jobs stepped down in august. and steve jobs, those are some big nerdy white reeboks to fill. but phil schuler wowed the crowd nonetheless. >> i'm really pleased to tell you today all about the brand new iphone 4s. >> jimmy: that's the -- that's the zach morris sav"saved by th bell" morris. the new iphone, one of the things it has is a voice activated personal assistance which means you'll be able to ask the phone a question, you just speak into the phone and it will answer you, you talk to your phone which is great because remember when you used to use the phone to talk to other people and finally those dark days are behind us. as far as appearance goes, the new iphone looks exactly the same as the iphone 4, they added some bells and whistles. in fact, i have -- this is the new iphone 4 and these -- these are the bells and whistles that they added. and then -- [ applause ] you won't lose it. mail that to carrot top, will you? thank you. [ laughter ] it's -- it's such a big deal, when apple produces a new iphone. i don't think it was this big a deal when alexander graham bell came out with the phone, honestly. but in fact, i sent my assistant to the library of congress today to get some footage from that and it is interesting to see how they did it back then. >> gentlemen, i am before you today to introduce a new device which i call the fetelephone. the telephone is a communication device consisting of a listening cup, a speaking tube and that's about it. the telephone will soon be available for the price of a chicken. a.g. bell -- out. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it was similar. it wasn't -- back then you'd play angry birds by throwing the phone at birds. [ laughter ] do we have any "star trek" fans here tonight? [ applause ] i wouldn't be that proud. well, i have bad news for "star trek" fans. leonard nimoy announced he's no longer attending "star trek" conventions. he said he's tired of boldly going where no women have gone before. he left his fans with a nice message. he said live long and prosper and please stop wasting your time on a tv show that hasn't been on for 45 years. do you remember the guy, the old guy, harrold camping, i think he's a rev red that told everyone that the world was going to end back in may and people sold everything and -- well, as you probably know, his prediction was a little bit off. and now he has a new date in mind and it looks like we only have a little over two weeks left to live. >> i do believe that we're getting very near the very end. i really am beginning to think the end is going to come very, very quietly. probably within the next month. it will happen. that is, by october 21. >> jimmy: i think he thinks he only has two weeks left to live. his mouth doesn't even move. [ applause ] i hope he's wrong. i just bought my sexy bumblebee costume for halloween. hundreds of thousands of high school students took the s.a.t. on saturday. not one of them passed. we are way behind the chinese. we really are. the s.a.t. is important to get into a good college and a good college is important to making sure you don't wind up dressed as a super hero out on hollywood boulevard for a living. if you have never been here before, there are a couple dozen costume characters living outside our theater every day. they take picture s with touriss for money. we thought it would be fun to give them a real question from the s.a.t. to see how well they do. and tonight, with a question from the math side of the test is our friendly neighborhood hollywood superman. >> if the length of a square is 2, what is its area? well, um -- not exactly sure, but a square, what would its area be? i would have to say it's going to be the distance between these two lines right here. um -- i don't know. its area would be right here in the middle. well, we have the square here, so, i drew an x in the middle and i would presume this would be the area. the answer is the area inside the box is the area. >> jimmy: or four. you can go with either one. [ applause ] that's why his fortress of solitude collapsed. algae bra is his crypt night. new jersey governor chris christie made a major announcement today to say he would not run for president of the united states. i don't think you have to announce that. i think you just don't, and then -- [ laughter ] you didn't, right? not only did christie said he's not going to run, he said he's not going to jog or walk ever again. >> in the end, the factor, the deciding factor was, it did not feel right to me, in my gut. >> jimmy: okay, now he's making fat jokes about himself. [ laughter ] i do- some people said it's unfair to attack chris christie for being fat and peop would never tag him like that if he were gay but it's really not the same thing. for one thing, if he were gay, he wouldn't be fat. and -- [ laughter ] i really wish chris christie was running. it would be -- i would love to have him in the oval office. he would fit right in. [ laughter ] i had to get that out of my system. i'm disappointed. [ applause ] there were so many fat jokes to be made -- my writers are very disappointed, too. there's a company in india that helps write jokes for us. they've been so excited about this chris christie thing because they don't really have so many fat people over there. they've been writing jokes all weekend. they've been up night and day. and i guess now we're not going to be able to use them but let's ring the guys up if we can and get threat on the video chat. >> hello, smartie halloween candy hotline. how may i assist you. >> jimmy: hey, it's jimmy. jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: yes. >> did you hear the terrible news about president fatty pants? >> jimmy: yeah, i did hear that. yeah. >> this is terrible news. we've been working all weekend for many hilarious fatty jokes. and now we must go to bed. >> we worked very hard. >> jimmy: yeah, i know, i'm sad about it, too. you had some good stuff? >> oh, very good stuff. >> very good stuff. >> jimmy: well -- can we hear any of it, maybe? >> what is the point? there is no chris christie in the race. what is the point of a joke? >> what is the point of a joke? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] just give it a try. you have the jokes written, right? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> jimmy: let me ask the audience. do you want to hear the joke anyway? [ applause ] they want to hear the joke anyway. >> okay, well, that would be a great pleasure. roger is the master of tom foolery. >> jimmy: yeah, he is very funny. hey, roger. >> knock knock. >> jimmy: who's there? >> jelly donut. >> jimmy: jelly donut, who? >> ah, don't worry about it. just let me in. chris christie is chasing me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. >> that -- that is not a good one. do the good one! what are you doing? >> jimmy: yeah, do the good one, roger. because that one was a little hard to follow. >> christie said he doesn't want to run for president because it would not allow him toll dedicate enough time to the most important woman in his life -- little debbie and her snack cakes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: little debbie and her snack cakes? okay. that's a good one. >> next. >> okay. chris christie would have been the first president to fly forklift one -- >> jimmy: oh, forklift one. instead of air force one. forklift one. do one more, if you could. >> christie speaks, it reminds me how much i love pillsbury kres crescent rolls. >> jimmy: oh, i enjoyed that. very good. and don't worry, the election is a year away, there will be plenty of funny people to make fun of. >> thank you, you've been brightening our day. >> jimmy: okay, guys, thank you. you're the best. hey, we have a good show for you tonight. freshly eliminated dancing star kristin cavallari is here with her partner mark ballas. we have music tonight from mutemath. and we'll be right back with evangeline lilly, to stick around. use the hand towel analyzer at kleenex.com and find out what could be on your cloth hand towel. 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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well -- i'm very glad to see you, because -- >> you have the greatest audience. >> jimmy: i was worried that you might be in heaven right now because that's the last time i saw you. >> was that heaven, though? >> jimmy: may i ask you one question and i know you got a movie to talk about and all this stuff and you've moved on in your life and in your career and all of those things but in the last, in the final episode of "lost," -- what happened? [ laughter ] >> well, for the record, jay leno introduced me as evangeline lilly from "real steel." i don't know if you heard about that movie. >> jimmy: i did. and yet, i'm still wondering. >> i thought you said we were in heaven. >> jimmy: well, there would be no jay leno in heaven. [ laughter ] let's be honest. >> well done, well done. >> jimmy: that's not a face we're going to see. very good to see you and i know you had a baby. congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: since the last t [ applause ] it's your real baby, not like kate where she actually took somebody else's baby and is raising the baby as her own? i just am having trouble keeping between reality and fantasy. >> if you call me frequent ms i'm walking out. >> jimmy: okay, good. i do want to take issue with you on one thing -- >> no, no, no, no "lost." >> jimmy: it has nothing to do with that. i was under the impression that you agreed to have a baby with me if you were going to have one and instead you had one with another person. >> where did that impression come from? >> jimmy: i made it up. there's a mystery surrounding the name of your baby because we don't know the name. >> do you know the name of my baby? >> jimmy: no, i don't. >> why not? >> jimmy: well, you never told me the name. >> that would explain it. >> jimmy: i sent you an e-mail so i could send you a baby gift and i did not get a response. >> oh, really? i really like you. >> jimmy: you didn't respond. so, you're not saying what your baby -- does your baby have a name? >> my baby did not have a name for a month. >> jimmy: really? it took a month for me to name my child. >> jimmy: really? >> maybe that's why you never heard about it. >> jimmy: i have two kids and we had a kid, i didn't actually, you know, deliver the child -- >> thank god. >> jimmy: i was there. >> they wouldn't let us take my daughter out of the hospital until we came up with a name. >> that's the reason why i never had a child in the hospital. too many rules. >> jimmy: where did you have the baby? in the jungle? >> actually i kind of did. i had a baby outside in a thunderstorm. oh. >> jimmy: what? really? >> i did. >> jimmy: that seems very dangerous. >> well, it kind of was. after i had the baby, we had to go to the hospital. >> jimmy: really? that's how you give birth to a super hero. >> well, speaking of super hero, his name means "the thunder." >> jimmy: really? >> guess what it is. >> jimmy: um -- is it -- is it jimmy? is it -- >> jimmy means the thunder in slavic or something? >> jimmy: i don't know. is it -- what's the baby's last name? >> kallie. >> jimmy: so, it might be something hawaiian. i might be the hawaiian word for thunder. >> you are so smart. >> jimmy: what's the hiawaiian word for thunder? guillermo? >> i'm not sure. >> jimmy: so, you're canadian -- >> my baby is american. >> jimmy: we're off to a terrible start. you know we're american, right? >> oh, right, right. >> jimmy: why don't you want the baby to be american? >> because i'm canadian. >> jimmy: well, the baby will be -- won't the baby have citizenship in both? >> actually, we went to apply for his canadian it is essential ship and the people told us, he's already a canadian if you're his mother, go away. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how old is he now? >> 5 months. >> jimmy: and already he's applying for it citizenship? >> mature child. >> jimmy: has the baby met his grandparents, all four? >> yeah, including his grandparents in kauai. and actually his uncle moved back in with grandma and grandpa and so when we go and visit, we have nowhere to stay except a tent in the yard. so, we went there for three weeks when he was 2 pomonths ol. >> jimmy: the last time i saw you, you were on a big tv show. now you're homeless and living in a tent? really, how long were you in the tent? >> three weeks. >> jimmy: what? >> three weeks. and it was awkward because i was supposed to be pumping, a little uncomfortable subject, but with no electricity. how do you breast pump without electricity? >> jimmy: the power of lightning and thunder. >> i thought you were putting your hand up to volunteer. >> jimmy: the baby is -- does the baby sleep in a little sleeping bag? >> actually, well, i wish i had my phone here, i could show a picture. he sleeps generally wherever we put him which sometimes can be the floor. >> jimmy: is his name -- >> neither. very good show. >> jimmy: somebody held up a card with the words on it. >> cheat. you're a cheat. >> jimmy: okay, so, you -- the baby is in a tent, which seems very unthhealthy to me. >> there's centipedes in hawaii, we realized that's dangerous -- >> jimmy: to babies? >> they can kill a baby. >> jimmy: you say it to me like i put my baby in a tent. i didn't! i never would allow this. wow. and the baby has been traveling -- >> yeah, oh. >> jimmy: well, if you count from conception, the baby has traveled on over 16 different flights including a flight back and forth from africa and back. he's been to new zealand, he's been to, all over america in the back of a volkswagen van. he's been to canada. he's like -- earnest hemingway. he lives in tents -- >> jimmy: you know how it ended for hemingway. wow. so, does the baby have a passport? >> yeah. when weapon applied for his passport, grandma was in town. we went to take him in and as usual he was just in his diaper because that's how he lives in hawaii. >> jimmy: that's how i took my passport photo. yeah. [ laughter ] >> can i see that? >> jimmy: did he really -- >> no, in the end, she is like this is not okay, he has to wear a shirt. >> jimmy: but there is a little photograph of him on his passport? >> and he's 2 months old. he looks nothing like that now. >> jimmy: that lasts for ten years, so, when he's 8 he's going to show a -- i think you can keep it for longer than that. you should see how long he can keep that baby photo of himself. >> 35 and going through customs. that's me. >> jimmy: this is all very confusing. we're going to take a quick break. when we come back, we're going to talk about the movie. >> finally. >> jimmy: is the baby's name hugh jackman? >> no. >> jimmy: okay. evangeline lilly is here. "real steel" opens in theaters this friday. we'll be right back. [ sniffing ] ...something wonderful is as near as your nose. ♪ ♪ just popled with joy and frosted with fun... [ laughs ] ...they make ordinary extraordinary. 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