i told you that grammy's sick of pop-pop. - yeah, the old pop-pop.he dressed up for you. tell her what you told me. - i'll stop complaining about dog shows. there, i said it. can i have my hat from the war back? - it's too late, ralph! i don't want to waste time on you when i can find who i'm meant to be with! - good, because i don't want you back, either! - help me out here. can you just tell her to give him another chance? - why? why should she settle on the first guy that comes along? - mom, you know what? this is all your fault. you got her hopes up, and you filled her head with insane ideas like you always do. "katie, you'll definitely get into harvard. don't apply anywhere else, or you'll jinx it." "katie, true love exists. you just have to find it and be constantly bummed out along the way." - just because you've given up on having a happy ending right, grammy? wait, where's grammy? [door shuts] oh, my god. she's doing it! she's driving at 90. see, katie? - she is. maybe you're right. it's not too late. anything is possible-- no, it's not. no,

. >> pop, pop, pop. >> when dateline continues. a complete multivitamin with key nutrients plus b vitamins for heart health. your one a day is showing. see ya. -take care. ♪ so probably take it at night. and if you have any questions, the instructions are here in spanish as you requested. gracias. ♪ at walgreens, how we care will change over time, but why we care remains the same treating everyone with the care and attention they deserve. walgreens. trusted since 1901. turn up your swagger game with one a day men's. ♪ a complete multivitamin with key nutrients plus b vitamins for heart health. your one a day is showing. >> midnight, august 28th, 2009. oxnard, california. >> 911 emergency. >> the woman in full panic. >> what's the person look like that was in your back yard? >> you heard shots being fired? >> yes. my husband is outside. >> the woman on the phone was jane laut, the wife of the hometown hero. >> oh my god. >> dave was still outside, she said, where she heard shots fired. >> where did you last see your husband? >> he t

. >> all of a sudden you hear pop, pop, pop, pop. and then another pop, pop. >> reporter: another witness said at least 10 shots were fired. >> we have a shooting. we have two people in area hospitals with gun shot wounds and one person in custody. >> reporter: both victims in critical conditions one found at the scene near the dodge durango, you can see the bullet holes in the door and window. they said the second victim walked toward the home depot. the man in custody was found a couple blocks from the scene. >> we're not sure his involvement yet. >> everyone started running into target. >> this man inside the store. >> really scared. they were shaking. by their faces, they wanted to leave but we had them like stay for their safety. >> reporter: 20 minutes after being locked down, target allowed customers to leave. police say three guns have been recovered. police say they do not know what led up to the shooting but they want to assure the public there is no further threat, everyone involved is in custody or in the hospital. terry

pop, pop, then pop, pop, pop, pop. and then return fire. >> reporter: all of the officers manage to retreat outside except for one. 29-year old deputy zackari parrish. >> we have one deputy down inside the apartment. i'm not getting anything from him. all of us have been hit at least once. >> all of them were shot very, very quickly, and they all went down almost within seconds of each other, so it was more of an ambush type of attack on our officers. >> reporter: over the next hour and a half, the suspect fires more than 100 times. >> we need to get our officer out of there! >> reporter: gunfire even heard over the radio. >> firing several rounds, firing inside again. >> reporter: at around 7:30 a.m., officers enter and confront the suspect in a final shootout. the gunman is killed. >> we are deeply saddened by the loss of zachari. when i sat with his wife and held her hand, i could see in her eyes her life is over. >> reporter: the other wounded officers are all now in stable condition. >> okay, we just heard it righ

. >> all of a sudden, you hear, pop, pop, pop. then, another pop, pop, another round. everyone started running into target. >> that target was on a lockdown. it lasted for 20 minutes. >>> it is 4:36. coming up, general motors says it has an app for that. make reservations, order food, finds gas at your fingertips all while driving. >> are they in or out? a robot in the city is at the table and up for debate at the board of supervisors. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. togeth

pop pop schtickty pop pop remember forever like ♪ ♪ she pop she pop pop schtickty boom de boom schtickwe'll always schtick together ♪ ♪ >> the end! >> i loved it. i loved it! >> seth: he did. he liked it! give it up for "popsicle schtick." we'll be right back, everybody. i won you over. it won you over. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to say thank you to my parents, hilary and larry and my brother, josh! [ cheers and applause ] fred armisen and the 8g band! my beautiful wife alexi who's making us dinner tonight! [ cheers and applause ] i also want to give my sincerest thanks real quick to my incredible crew here, my incredible writing staff, our staff altogether. i'm so thankful to come here and work with you guys every day. and thank you to everyone who watches every night. we really appreciate it. have a great thanksgiving, everybody. and we'll see you on monday! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: hello there. i'm carson daly with "last call." this beautiful place behind me is called hyde on sunset here in west hollywood. tonight, actor ros

we heard pop pop pop pop pop pop. >> reporter: andre wright says he heard several gunshots fired outsidehis home on the 5900 block of springfield of a late friday night. >> i was out walking my dog. i was getting ready to bring him back in. and that's when the shooting occurred. >> reporter: neighbor lee fisher took cover. >> when i got up after i heard the last shot, i called down there to see if anybody was hit the guy said yeah his daughter was hit. >> reporter: police confirm a four-year-old girl was hit in the leg by one of the flying bullets. it happened as her 24 year old father was carrying her from the car to their kingsessing home. police say a red vehicle pulled up and the four men inside wearing hoodies opened fire. >> the guys turned around right where your truck is, and made a u and went back down there. >> reporter: sign that it was a targeted shooting. fisher says, officers arrived win seconds. police rushed the child to chop where she was stable life. >> it's horrible. it's right before christmas. i mean it's not right. >> reporter: shavon in a clark was inside of her ho

. >> all of a sudden you just hear, pop, pop, pop, pop, and then another pop, pop. another round. >> reporter: another witness says at least ten shots were fired. >> we had a shooting. we have two people in area hospitals with gun shot wounds and we have one person in custody. >> reporter: both victims in critical condition, one found at the scene near the dodge durango, one of two vehicles hit. you can see the bullet holes in the driver's side door and window. police say the second victim walked or ran a couple hundred yards to a home depot where someone called for help. the man in custody, found about a block from the crime scene. >> he has some involvement. >> reporter: the gunfire led to pandemonium both outside and inside the crowded store. >> everyone just started running into the target. >> reporter: this man inside the store. >> really scared. they were shaking. by their faces, they wanted to leave. but we had them, like, stay in the back room. for their safety into 20 minutes after being locked down, target allowed customers to leave. police say three guns

. >> pop pop. >> yes.hey call me pop pop. >> reporter: tolbart is one of the returning foster grand parent. >> i'm a recent widow err. me and my wife best friends for 34 years so i wanted to put some purpose back in my life. >> reporter: helping in the schools has done it. mary and an new jersey also training today and shared the message that we should all consider this worthwhile progr program. >> here these babies with difficulties but they can learn. we just can't push them aside. >> they need somebody to come and in just be supportive torque help encourage them that they can succeed in life. >> reporter: seniors do receive a small stipend and expenses but the rewards clearly much greater. >> it's something that i can do to help to assist with the teachers, with the children, the students so nobody will be left behind. >> if you can be that person to be like a positive role model for them i recommend you do it. >> reporter: and do it for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ >>> playing a symphony with br

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then, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> several shots were fired. >> reporter: a man gunned down at close rangeutside a nursery school in a wealthy atlanta suburb. a silver minivan screeched from the lot. startled witnesses saw a man slumped on the ground. >> right now, the identity is unknown. >> reporter: they recognized the man shot as a dad who just dropped off his 2-year-old son. a preschool, of all places, had become a crime scene. >> we are told all of the children are perfectly safe. >> reporter: the shooting victim being rushed to the hospital turned out to be 36-year-old rusty sneiderman, a married father of two. >> i just hung my head and cried. >> reporter: rusty's older brother steve was on a plane to hawaii when he got the shocking news. rusty was dead. >> walking around the plane, pacing around the aisles. i went to the bathroom and i looked at the door and i thought about jumping. >> reporter: he was desperate to get home to his family. desperate to find out what had happened to his little brother. >> my brother was murdered. no one should have to face that. >> reporter: he appe

. >> all of a sudden, you hear pop, pop, pop, then another pop, pop or another round. everyone started running into target. >> that target was locked down for 20 minutes. >>> happening today, the issue of fluoride goes back before leaders in santa clara county. a supervisor says she'll talk about her recommendation to add fluoride to well water. it will strengthen your teeth and many add it to your water supply. opponents worry about added chemicals into the water. >>> 6:37. hundreds of parents showed up to keep their neighborhood schools open. it's a story we have been covering since september. 600 parents, teachers and staff packed into a gym. the school district says they expect to close 3-5 schools for financial reasons. a sharp drop in enrollment meant $50 million in lost revenue over four years. the superintendent blames the high cost of living in san jose. s from. >> we see the majority of students have left the area. >> all these children want is structure. >> people are understandably very concerned. here is a map of the elementary schools on the chopping bloc

. >> all i heard was pop, pop, pop, gunshots. brianne: a deadly fight between coworkers on the former walter reed campus. morning,ce say this two men got into an argument in this parking lot when one of the men pulled out a gun and opened fire. hisce say the victim was in 20's. the other man who has yet to be identified, in his 50's. both worked as shuttle bus drivers, bringing workers onto the secure property. >> there are very few people appear, and it is enclosed. to gain access to this facility, you have to come through here. yasmin heard the shots. she says it happened as kids and her cousin were walking to a nearby school. >> there are so many kids around here, and my cousin, just to know she saw that, it was scary. tonight+, checking in with police in the last hour -- no word on whether any charges will be filed. brianne carter, abc 7 news. isson: a metro employee being credited with helping arrest a man on a gun charge. that worker saw the 19-year-old of washington show a pistol to another man this morning. he alerted pol

. >> pop pop. >> yes.call me pop pop. >> reporter: hole tolbart is one of the foster grandparents. >> i'm a recent widow err. me and wife wife were best friends for 34 years. i wanted to put purpose back in my life. >> helping in the schools has done it mary and ann were training today and shared the message we should all consider this worthwhile program. >> here these babies with difficulties but they can learn. we just can't push them aside. >> they need somebody to come in and just be supportive to help encourage them to -- they can suck cedar in life. >> reporter: seniors do receive a small stipend and expenses but the rewards clearly much greater. >> it's something that i can do to help to assist with the teachers, with the children, the students so nobody will be heft behind. >> if you can be that person to be like a positive role model for, you know, i recommend that you do it. >> reporter: don it for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ >>> he inspired people around the world with one good deed. the

. >> pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: and think no adults are around. >> killed 'em. >> reporter: in this scenario the gun is disabled. but for 13-year-old brooklynn mae mohler, when her friend picked up a gun, it was loaded. >> her friend's father had a loaded gun in a kitchen cabinet. >> reporter: brooklynn's dad was on his way to pick her up when her best friend accidentally shot her. >> she was on the ground. and her friend was holding her. >> and you were the one who walked in -- >> i was the first one on the scene. >> reporter: she died a short time later. that was two years ago, but her parents say they still see her every time they close their eyes. >> she was so special. and she was extremely athletic and competitive. and you couldn't tell her no. and if you tried to, she would say, "watch me." and i loved that about her. and i miss that about -- i miss that so much. >> reporter: one thing that haunts her parents, who are gun owners themselves, is that they never asked if there was an unsecured gun in her friend's house. >> maybe if i would have just asked that question, maybe th

>> it was a pop, pop, drop grab. >> reporter: lou murray knew he was in trouble when he heard his knee go while playing soccer. he ended up with a torn acl, the same injury as carson on wentz. >> he was much more of a man. he stayed in there two more plays. would i have i would have been crying on the sidelines. sidelines. >> reporter: during surgery, the knee is prepared with a donor and likely have a new ligament made from a tendon from his own body. the tendon is carefully prepared, cut and sewn to just right size. while that is happening, the surgeon drimlls holes into the upper and lower leg boechbs near sbeach-and healing process begins. for him r followed by physical therapy. >> a coach on told me about his dedication, his work ethic.process begins. followed by physical therapy. >> a coach on told me about his dedication, his work ethic. if anybody will recover, it is him. >> i'm happy to watch his recovery and get strength and guidance from how he handles the whole thing. >> we were like this for most of that. >> i know i could never be a doctor, but amazing to see. >> remarkab

. >> i heard a pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: substitute teacher potter says she used a sofa to barricade her communities inside a supply room. >> i heard him come into the room. he's standing right next to our door. right next to our door. then i was afraid he would come in. >> reporter: police say the shooter, 21-year-old came into his former high school disguised as a student. a note, if things go according to plan, today will be the day i die. work sucks. school sucks. life sucks. he planned every defatail, including the time he wanted to die. he eventually took his own life, but not before killing francisco fernandez, a junior on the football team, and cheerleading captain. both appeared to be targeted randomly. >> paco was in my class that morning. he signed out to go to the restroom. didn't make it back. >> reporter: we know the fbi had contact with atchison when he asked an online forum, who gun is best for a mass shooting? police asked him. he said he liked to troll the internet. he did nothing more. >> they found out he had no weapons, belonged to no suspect organization, had no

toward philadelphia , in problems or delays at all, they have construction out there, along 295, pop, popta after finished decorating the house he decided to decorate his jeep, pop pop sent us his decorated jeep, 2017, ready to go, that is what we are looking for. send us pictures of your house or jeep decorated for christmas and use the #fox 29 lights contest so we can have fun and show your pictures on tv and then maybe pick your home to broadcast live from your front lawn, we will do it thursday night, i could be knocking at your front door, sueby knocking at your weather window and she will be up in 15. >>> yeah, holidays are here but when will it start feeling like it. we have a mild day but with rain ahead of the cold front things will change and it will be pretty chilly around here, pretty soon, so, it may just be seeing a sprinkle or two in southern delaware but rain has not arrived just yet we could see showers, widely scattered, very light if we get one at all. heavier rain comes in this afternoon probably around rush hour north and west of the city, little bit after that maybe

. >> pop pop. >> yes.p pop. >> reporter: tolbart is one of the return foster grand parent. >> i'm a recent widow err. me and might have wee were best friends for 34 years so i wanted to put purpose back in my life. >> reporter: helping in the schools has done it. mary and ann were training today and shared the message that we should also consider this worthwhile program. >> here these babies with difficulties but they can learn. we just can't push them aside. they need somebody to come in and just be supportive to help encourage them they can succeed in life. >> reporter: scenes yours do receive a small stipend and expenses but the rewards clearly much greater. >> it's something that i can do to help to assist with the teachers, with the children, the students and nobody could be left behind. >> if you can be that person to be like a positive role model for them, you know, i recommend that do you it. >> reporter: don it for goodness sake. i'm bill anterior s. anderson.♪ >>> playing a symphony with broken i

pop, pop, pop! >> how are you going to grow up in america and not know how to play pinochle?game common in prison? and why this game? >> because it's fun, time-consuming and a lot of people have nothing better to do than to sit around and make time go by. >> so that's why this game is so complicated because it takes time. can i ask, how long are you in for and what's your sentence? >> i'm currently incarcerated right now under the three strike law. i committed a nonviolent, non weapons involved, no physical injury, second-degree robbery. and you know the crazy thing? i got almost as much time as him, 30 years to life. >> can i ask you what the crime was, sir? >> first-degree murder. >> okay. >> i got a possession of a firearm and i'm doing almost double life, and they turned me into a career criminal where i've never been to a juvenile hall. but i like this prison. >> out of the 35 state prisons in california, this by far is the best as far as educational self-help development programs, whereas at these other prisons, the resources aren't available. the programs aren't there.

up on why gary said when i go to dinner with my grandchildren i wish they paid more attention to pop pop and not their devices. >> by the way look at facebook. to me facebook intended for people to communicate with their parents and these children to eat with their parents and friends but this looks like him market ploy. juan: silicon valley is evil and leaving you to break coming up someone here says congressional congressional -- will make sure the tax reform gets done by christmas. lauren: welcome back. time for fox on the spot. >> my husband is a congressman from wisconsin i predict congressional spouses like me will be the ones to make sure the house and the senate mend their differences and get this tax bill done before christmas for our families. i've also officially renamed the tax bill operation save your marriage. congress, get it done. lauren: all right, carrie. >> tax reform will get reform. his was going to happen california will get bailed out. they will allow you to deduct state income taxes and that's good news for some people but i think we will get it changed. lauren: j

sculptures german designer created dhamma news is nothing more than paper and says it's to create his pop pop designs they start off as pop ups inside a grating hard but precision really is the name of the game here especially when he scales them up for the largest ten times five meters. by painter darman it's been almost thirty years since the graphic designer fashion his first models now there his line heard. millions of internet users have already admired these pop up objects in only twenty seventeen one video of diamonds creations went viral in just a few days my shared hundreds of thousands of times. just blew me away i never expected this suddenly my e-mail inbox was overflowing with inquiries from all over the world i got a call from india i got inquiries from dubai and of course from europe and america it was sensational. in twenty thirteen darman began to specialize in pop ups exclusively he's created over one hundred items so far he makes cards. creates works on commission such as this miniature building. and packaging for customers around the globe some objects he developed out of

up on why gary said when i go to dinner with my grandchildren i wish they paid more attention to pop popot their devices. >> by the way look at facebook. to me facebook intended for people to communicate with their parents and these children to eat with their parents and friends but this looks like him market ploy. juan: silicon valley is evil and leaving you to break coming up someone here says congressional congressional -- will make sure the tax reform gets done by christmas. zar: one of our investors was in his late 50s right in the heart of the financial crisis, and saw his portfolio drop by double digits. it really scared him out of the markets. his advisor ran the numbers and showed that he wouldn't be able to retire until he was 68. the client realized, "i need to get back into the markets- i need to get back on track with my plan." the financial advisor was able to work with this client. he's now on track to retire when he's 65. having someone coach you through it is really the value of a financial advisor. lauren: welcome back. time for fox on the spot. >> my husband is a congr

emery hill was in the hall and he was saying who are you and i could tell he was frantic and i heard pop, popve minutes. i knew that he was shooting everything up. >> hill warned others of the situation, urged them to take cover and potter sheltered 17 students in classroom office with softa barricading the door. the gunman eventually shot through the walls but miraculously never hit anyone. what started as a family's gift to those who have served our country has turned into a wonderful worldwide event, wreaths across america is now observed at more than 1,000 locations every year. last year volunteers placed remembrance wreaths. main-based organization, she joins me now, brie, we are excited to have you and highlight the great work of wreaths across america, waa, is that right? >> that's right. >> we want to be on board with thelingo. >> absolutely. >> you were officially founded in 2007, your roots go all the way back to 90's, what do you share with viewers who don't know anything about waa, about the really important mission you guys have? >> well, wreaths across america was originally sta

. >> i heard a pop, pop, pop. >> substitute teacher says she used a sofa to barricade her students into a supply room. >> i heard him come into the room and he was standing right next to our door. and then i was afraid he would come in. >> reporter: police say the shooter, a 21-year-old came sino his former high school disguised as a student. they later found a note. if things go according to plan today would be when i die. work sucks, school sucks, life sucks. he planned every detail including the exact time he wanted to die. he eventually took his own life, but not before killing francisco fernandez, a junior on the football team and cheer leading captain casey marquez. both appeared to be targeted randomly. >> paco was in my class that morning. he signed out to go to the restroom and didn't make it back. >> reporter: we now know the fbi had contact with when he asked which gun works for a mass shooting. police questioned them. >> they found out he had no weapons. he belonged to no suspect organization. he had no apparent plans to commit any type of shooting. >> reporter: but he did.

. >> yes they call me pop pop. >> irvin, one of the returning foster grand parent. >> i'm recent widowert friends for 43 years, so i wanted to put some purpose back in my life. >> helping in the schools has done it. mary and ann were also training today and shared the message that we should all consider this worth while program. >> here are these babies, with difficulties but they can learn. we just can't push them aside. >> they need somebody to come in and just be supportive, to help encourage them, that they could succeed in life. >> now seniors do receive a small stipend, and expenses, but the rewards clearly much greater. >> it is something that i can do to help to assist with the teachers, with the students, so nobody could be left behind. >> if you can be that person, to be like a positive role model, for, you know i recommend that you do it. >> and do it for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. >> snow did not stop people from tailgating today at the army versus navy game. bbmc mortgage holding its military service tailgate outside of lincoln financial field. bbmc will also be annou

. >> pop, pop, >> thanks, erin. >> ow top story this morning the republicans push to reform the the national tax code is almost complete app now it has one more hurd toll clear before getting president tr trump. melanie alnwick live on capitol hill with the the latest this morning. the the vote was late, mel. >> that's right they'll be back at it early again this morning. house republicans were celebrating yesterday because they tug their hurdle. turns out they were a few chains technical changes that had to be made in the senate. so their celebration in the house was damped entered a bit. and over the goal line later today. >> and of course to goes to president and the senate took up massive tax reform after the house passed its version. >> they believe deep cuts to corporate taxes and temporary loweringing of of the tax rate will spur growth and it comes from 1.5 trillion tax price added to u.s. debt. not a single democrat in the house or senate voted yes. they warn tax overhaul will rurp country if many future. here's how the two sides spun it. >> we believe this product will do two extre

about it going off leave it on your porch all day and then when someone comes up to pick it up.. pop pop thatús when it goes off..."itús called the blank box.nats: "just real loud like a firework."and the goal is to make sure thieves get away with nothing more than a scare...jaireme barrow / 'blank box' inventor:"i got tired of all my packages coming up missing id be at work and id get home and they wouldnút be on my front porch and id watch my surveillance and see someone running away with them."inventor jaireme barrow says-- the 'out the box' idea came out of necessity.we first introduced you to him last december... when he started booby trapping empty boxes using shotgun blanks and fishing wire.thatús after he caught thieves on his surveillance cameras...steali ng multiple deliveries from his front porch in tacoma."i wanted a way to scare them safely and when you scare them hopefully they are gonna drop the package and then run away and never come back."jarieme says his blank box works-- sending theives running from his porch time and time again..."it's just like any alarm system its

about it going off leave it on your porch all day and then when someone comes up to pick it up.. pop popt goes off..." one year later... the blank box has turned into big business. jaireme is now selling the blank box on his website-- the blank box dot com. he hopes the little scare will make people think twice about what they are doing. ((steve/ots))new tonight at ten...a northern ten...a northern california family is hoping to spread some holiday cheer.each year..debbie murdock would pull tags from one of the many giving trees in the town of turlock...and buy toys for children in need. in 2016..debbie murdock passed away.now her daughters are keeping her spirit alive..by helping those who need it most. kay receed has the heartwarming story. 'oh.... did you read this one' the holidays can be rough for grieving families...especially for debbie murdockús loved ones.but through their sorrow — they have found a new purpose..(danee wallace, daughter)'mom would always go pull tags for kids in need around the holidays. even when we knew she didnút have a lot, she would always pull tags.'

>> this is the neighborhood pop-pop. >> they've been giving you hugs. i've seen it all afternoon.llowing us to come to your house. thank you so much. merry christmas to you guys. i'm going to do one last weather report over there and one last shot, that camera shot from way up high. how tall is that camera, guys? 50 feet up. let's call it 750 feet up. that's what we like to do. tlup out there now, temperatures you know they're on the cool side. as we move through the next couple hours, those temps only going to be going down right on through. some of the suburbs by 11:00 will be in the 20s early. right now 42 degrees. you see those numbers falling down right on through the rest of the afternoon. now, as we move on through, i'm coming around the green screen here, coming to give you the latest of what we've got. 39 in annapolis, 37 right now over towards the college park area and 36 down toward fort as long as we're clear, we're going to stay on the cold side. i'm looking back at the moon, beautiful crescent moon. if you haven't had a chance to get outside, beautiful crescent moon.

my pop pop didn't leave. i'm not leaving. >> anthony: yeah, i know.ranklin bridge, the center of the cheese steak universe, but what if it isn't? ♪ they're better than that, they're bigger than that, and the best cheese steak in the area might well come from new jersey. donkey's, opened by leon lucas 71 years ago. a heavyweight contender in the 1928 summer olympics in boxing, he was known during his time in the cavalry as "the donkey." >> robert: they said he had a punch like the kick of a mule. so somebody gave him the handle of "donkey." and he kept it. >> anthony: his son robert runs the joint now and this is what they do here. >> robert: pleasure to meet you. >> anthony: so this is the place. the best cheese steak in south jersey unless i'm mistaken? >> robert: eh, in new jersey. >> anthony: new jersey, period? >> robert: yeah. >> anthony: is there a difference between jersey style and philadelphia style? >> robert: yeah, we do ours on a round poppy seed kaiser role. >> anthony: really? i'll have one of those. what's the way to go? i mean, anythin

clinton: i am more humble, i am called pop pop. [laughter] mr.on: you are the one that told me that once you become a grandparent, you are immediately at the bottom of the family totem pole. you're the least important person in the family. david: it is true. mr. clinton: we qualify. david: we will talk about your presidencies. you are now both former presidents. what is the difference between being a former president and president? now, one day you have the nuclear codes. you can send nuclear bombs off, everybody is working for you. and the next day when you leave office, you have no power. what was the transition like? [laughter] mr. clinton: nobody plays a song when you walk in the room anymore. [laughter] mr. clinton: i was lost for the first three weeks after i left office. i would keep waiting for the music, you know. [laughter] mr. clinton: actually, it is wonderful. very rarely in 17 years have i even given a thought to -- i wish i were there, i could do this, or i miss this. i think you have to be grateful for the time you have and realiz

to the side roy lichtenstein and andy warhol these are names from the world of pop pop that many of us recognize james rosenquist not so much why is that well he didn't even break it kane on the title of pop artist he was very uneasy with the term himself and he also it wasn't very good self publicist and warhol was i mean paul paul was you silkscreen painting used collages and sometimes advertising logos stuck home to paintings now he used those things he used consumer images but he painted everything by hand he was really a master of it and he he had actually started his career as a billboard painter back in the sixty's you know these shoes sort of advertising logos were actually painted in those days he considered himself very much the painter and he didn't want to be categorized in a particular genre. james rosenquist is an icon of pop art he started out as a painter of advertising hoardings and this was perhaps the most important influence on his later. i always wanted to end up with a question rather than an answer and he wanted to keep it surprising and he didn't want. for someo

about it going off leave it on your porch all day and then when someone comes up to pick it up.. pop pophing more than a scare...jaireme barrow / 'blank box' inventor:"i got tired of all my packages coming up missing id be at work and id get home and they wouldnút be on my front porch and id watch my surveillance and see someone running away with them."inventor jaireme barrow says-- the 'out the box' idea came out of necessity.we first introduced you to him last december... when he started booby trapping empty boxes using shotgun blanks and fishing wire.thatús after he caught thieves on his surveillance cameras...steali ng multiple deliveries from his front porch in tacoma."i wanted a way to scare them safely and when you scare them hopefully they are gonna drop the package and then run away and never come back."jarieme says his blank box works-- sending theives running from his porch time and time again..."it's just like any alarm system its just a loud noise and it deters theft but it just happens to be a 12 gauge blank in this case."he says his tacoma neighbors are big supporters."it

>> over there, of course, this is the original wherley pop popping machine so this is for stovetop poppingd you can make six quarts of popcorn in just three minutes so oftentimes we think microwave is really fast. stovetop can be just as fast and really delicious. >> fresh. >> super fresh, three minutes, there's four different colors of these stainless steel, the one that's changing colors. i think everyone around here has some you do. you've been cheated. we'll take care of you and make sure you have your popcorn. everyone will have popcorn. so normally for this set you have the popper, the popcorn. normally $36 to $64 depending on the finish that you choose. these are all slashed in half. 18 to $32. [ applause ] >> can't beat that. don't worry, first of all they've been in the shot so -- >> you got on tv. got it. got it. >> they're not going to be left out. let's get our elves -- i mean our gray crew. have you seen them in the hats. crew, come on out. something special. [ cheers and applause ] they have gift bags. presents. >> lolo, rume. we partnered with all of these great deals g to o

it is the start of a new era for the magazine that has covered forican pop: -- pop culture the last fewing to people familiar with the matter, the deal values rolling stone at $100 million. bank of america ceo says that cutting the corporate tax rate in the u.s. will lead companies to take a variety of actions. he spoke to bloombergtv. >> when you talk about what they're going to do, my guess is that you will see everything. some people will buy back stock because they has more profit. some people will invest in things they will do faster than otherwise. none of this can be bad. he does the money will go back into circulation. into a shares and dividends. and that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: this is the chat of the day. if you are interested in the --bal wall street zeitgeist no. it is about a stronger euro. let's go to the bloomberg and look at the trade weighted euro and the answer is, since 2008 we did a weaker euro. we, and we're outside two standard deviations and may be ready to spring higher in 2018 to a stronger euro. has spent a career judging the many currencies of

and gates -- mmbing anafort and gates, guilty pleas from one of the men he arrested, was it -- pop -- pop -- mr. raskin: george papadopoulos. mr. cohen: and then a guilty plea from flynn. muler is doing his job and i think he's man of the year. i think he'll be man of the year next year. he's the one person between us d a kleptocracy a group of oligarches, kleptocr tambings s who are using positions in government to build up themselves and their wealth, and this tax bill is the same thing. oligarches no inhrtance tax. they get hundreds of millions of dollars, hundreds of malls of -- of millions of dollars. and the president goes and says to a middle class family earning $75,000, you'll have $2,000 you can spend any way you want or you can even save it. $2,000 is tip change at orange julius to those people. the big money, hundreds of millions, hundreds of thousands, millions of dollar the inheritance tax being repealed, the a.m.t. being repealed and other changes. then they said we only reduced the tax on the wealthiest from 39% to 37% because they weren't going to get to deduct as much of