. >> this is punk rock.ts purpose to promote violence, sex and destruction in that order. >> pure rock 'n' roll. pure! ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> rock singer jimi hendrix died today in london, according to a police source, from an overdose of drugs. >> janis joplin was found dead last night. the cause of death was said to be an overdose of drugs. >> jim morrison, the lead singer for the doors, a rock music group, is dead. he was 27. >> the early years of the '70s are sad in music. because you lose people. and you lose the beatles. >> the small gathering is only the beginning. the event is so momentous that historians may view it as a landmark in the decline of the british empire. the beatles are breaking up. >> it was a death for a lot of people. rock 'n' roll as we understood it in the 1960s was no longer with us. >> the beatles -- ♪ >> and i wonder what i am doing here with no drummers and no nothing like that. you might know i lost my old band or i left it. ♪ imagine there's no heaven it's easy if you try ♪ >> for so long

selection of steam punk fans.have fun and you put work in your costume you maybe even create a persona or a character that you take on in that costume and -- >> reporter: bill rohrer fox 29 news. >> some fun times in glassboro, new jersey at the 12th annual pumpkin chunking contest. teams of students from glassboro high along with students from several area colleges gathering on the campus of rowan university. they brought their own pre built catapults hoping that their machines would be able to launch five pumpkins the farthest. pretty cool not only for bragging rights up for grabs but there was also a cash prize. >>> that one didn't do too well right there. >> no. >> back now to your fox 29 weather authority. everybody hoping for good trick or treating weather. >> a lot of things going on this weekend really getting a first nice shot of our fall weather. >> we feel it right now. it may not be the same tomorrow night for trick or treating. a little cool but maybe not quite as cold as it's going to be tonight. lif

have you ever heard of steam punk? it may be hard to wrap your head around. world which electricity was never invented. >> believe it or not some people have a lot of fun and spend a lot of time doing just that and they live right here in our ar area. fox 29 photojournalist bill rohrer explains it. >> strausburg railroad throughout the year attracts millions of guests with their original steam engine. this is the third year 19th century train station is back drop for steam punk unlimited. >> event where people dress up as characters like from a jules verne or hd wells novel. >> it's more of an art festival i would say. >> everyone seems to have their own interpretation of steam punk. >> if you asked victorian from 1870 what they thought 2015 would be like, illustrate it for us in your fashion and in your technology, that's what steam punk is. >> reporter: most folks describe the movement as 19th century science fiction. influenced by victorian england or america's wild west. everything is energized by ste steam. >> there are sort of trademark looks for steam

[laughter]. >> no, but i mean, i think punk rock, when punk rock happened, a lot of people got involved with playing music. >> yeah. >> i mean, i think viv albertine talks about this in her book, although i haven't read it. but, you know, about suddenly you are, like, kind of thrown into this situation. you know, you were drawn in -- >> right. >> -- to this, like, exciting time and what was happening. and a lot of people became involved with bands that -- and it took them somewhere and -- >> yeah. >> they didn't start out as musicians. >> didn't think of that. and the reality is, you started out more in art. >> yes, exactly. >> right? you went to art school and you're probably better defined these days, maybe then, maybe forever, as an artist more than as a musician, right? >> yeah. i mean, i realize people know me has a musician in sonic youth and don't know much about the other part of my practice, our practice. but, i don't know, i just always, i guess, felt a bit of an outsider in the music scene. >> yeah. >> as kind of a voyeur or -- >> well, it was successful if that was what work

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. >> the thieves who put the punk in pumpkin. >>> plus, the buzzword for your chance at an ipad miniat and -- >> we're plotting. >> we are plotting. >> plotting a halloween prank at the office. [ scream ] >> see who got snared in the giant spider's web. [ ghoulish laughter ] >> this dashcam video out of malaysia is absolutely jaw-dropping. so it looks like a normal trip. right? you're going to see two kids dart out into the street -- >> oh -- >> whoa! >> oh-oh! >> you see these two boys dart out into the street. the driver tries to swerve, hits this 9-year-old boy sending limb flying across the street. here's the deal. he survives. this is the 9-year-old. he only suffered minor injuries to his head, his right cheek and his leg. >> he got punted. >> yes. >> how is that a minor injury? just the resilience of children? >> that's all i can equate it to. >> any explanation? does his mom say why he went running into a busy road? >> the "star" talked to the family. apparently mom didn't even know he was gone. as a kid, ran off with his friend, went fishing, darting across the street. that's

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adam: welcome to cook' s corner where we are in prime punk and spies and maple season, and seasonings, we have colby raymond and jennifer wojtaszek. what we making today? re making a pumpkin spice tort. we are going to decorate it with our maple butter cream. we are focused more on pumpkin as competencies and is upon us. has exploded over the past couple of years here. cook' s corner definitely more -- colby: definitely more pumpkin. flavors and feelings. adam: how do you get the content in there?we have jennifer: a pumpkin smash her that we smash up the pumpkins in pumpkins. cake. fantastic. adam: any secret to how you are of making sure the frosting is colby: yeah, you want to make sure the frosting is spread out evenly. you do not have to worry about leveling off with more frosting or anything. jennifer: you just have to wipe away the crown' s so they do not going to the frosting, either. adam: buttercream frosting on top of course. [laughter] top. jen, while she is doing this, events. jennifer: we are doing to events for the senator schatz march of dimes. -- the signature chefs ma

buw seeing that this very system is extremely problematic. >> you think you're smart, don't you, punk? that's your problem. you think-- . larry: why is he calling me apu. >> alreadiee, larry, come on, larry. we're not the enemy. larry: i'm not actingike-- he--. >> excuse me partner. he has been a little on edge with the bodycams and the paper work and the gambling. it's a threat to his overreliant style and emotionally complex partnership is at risk. larry: okay, all right.>> it's . larry: how does monitoring puty. >> i swear to god you better tell this guy i'm going to cur stomp him rz what is wrong with this guy, why does he keep acting like this. >> i really need you to turn it down a inch. larry: me?>> okay, listen, we'rr friends here, larry. look, mancuso pends the-- bends the rules to get result and i'm by the book, so the brass, they leave us alone. larry: i get it, so you guys ar. >> now we got [bleep] einstein here, look at that. what, you want both of us to go get a perp a stiek during-- a sprite during interrogation. >> cops need a system of good and bad to get the job done

>> how would you like it if you had a camera on you whenever you did your job punk how would you like it? larry: actually, i do have acamera. >> what is that supposed to mean? what is that spoised to me. >> larry, larry, calm down. larry: calm down, larry. larry: look, we have friendshere. we're not trying to fight you. the thing is cops are used to doing things a certain way, okay. the system is-- for us for a long time. larry: he got nasty with me. but isn't it the public now seeing that this very system is extremely problematic. >> you think you're smart, don't you, punk? that's your problem. you think-- . larry: why is he calling me apunk. >> alreadiee, larry, come on, larry. we're not the enemy. larry: i'm not actingike-- he-- . >> excuse me partner. he has been a little on edge with the bodycams and the paper work and the gambling. it's a threat to his overreliant style and emotionally complex partnership is at risk. larry: okay, all right.>> it's [bleep] upped. larry: how does monitoring putyour partnership at risk. >> i swear to god you better tell this guy i'm going to cur st

i got some little punk coming in. he's been in for a little time and [ bleep ] runs his little mouth, [ bleep ]. fine. that gets you killed in here. i'm a murderer. straight-up convict. >> the more cephis tried to convince us he was a convict, the more i wondered if there was something else going on. >> a few days later, pasco told us what did go on the night he committed murder. >> i was at a bar drinking one night. had nine shots of whiskey and several beers. and gave a ride to my sister-in-law, i think it is or something like that. nephew's ex-wife. we -- she lured me on to the dogtown, which is the river camps. and we started to have sex. and she backed out of it and got into an argument. and she started smacking me around and i had a hair-trigger temper back then. so, i snapped on her and went off. oh, to hell with it. i stabbed her, i broke her neck and smashed her skull in. >> pasco claims his rage erupted because his victim rejected him and they never did have sex. some of the evidence indicated otherwise. >>

it is like one of the favorites, def punk. rosanna: and he's a new yorker. greg: washington heights. called uncomfortable and performing on friday. >> thank you for having me. rosanna: talk about the album. >> it just came out and i'm touring now. hitting number one independent album in the country. number 8 on the billboard. we are having fun with it. rosanna: greg is looking at the hoody, and the hat. >> 116 is the team. greg: what is that? >> my team. rosanna: we'll talk about that. greg: this talk box guy, the def punk thing. what are you going to do? >> called now i know. rosanna: now you know, for sure. greg: album is uncomfort and fun and questionable lyrics. we like it. rosanna: tickets available? >> tickets are sold out. check back. greg: what about your folks, parents? thank you, thank you talk look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from milk, fruit, cultures. greg: what is next on the show... this is cool. all right, rosanna. rosanna: where'd you get that? >> hello. rosanna: you are

we understand this could impact everything from punk and pie to punk and spice latte. -- pumpkin spiced lattes. nikole: these pumpkins, many folks are being told to stock up now because as the supply goes down the craze for pumpkin items is only going up. at this maryland orchard plenty of pumpkin pickings but elsewhere, it has not been a good year for gourds. >> it was challenging growing year for most growers. nikole: tyler butler says the yield is lower than years past caused in part by wet weather. >> we had a really dry middle growing season so it was challenging. nikole: heavy rain destroyed this year passed crop in illinois. >> with the shortage it is not affecting jack-o'-lantern pumpkins. for the most part you might see that price issue in the supermarket when you buy canned pumpkin. nikole: the harvest was cut in half warning once it ships the rest "we will have no more libby's pumpkin to sell until the harvest of 2016." the supply spooking some as demand increases for all things pumpkin. generating more than 360 million in sales last year according to nielsen. elizabeth: even

. >> punk rockers don't look like the kind of people who have fun but clearly their weakness is pillow fights. these old ladies are in on it. >> okay, grandma, hello. >> sure, go for it. >>> thanks for watching.

. >> punk rockers don't look like the kind of people who have fun but clearly their weakness is pillowights. these old ladies are in on it. >> okay, grandma, hello. >> sure, go for it. >>> thanks for watching. catch us again on "right this [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] ♪ harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: a lot to talk about. we have a lot of details now on the halle berry quors and why that happened. but first, lamar odom, he had a visitor last night and all the people around him were none too pleased about this dude. charles: not a welcome visitor. security tried to turn him away and he insisted he was one of lamar's very close friends in las vegas. harvey: and that lamar had summoned him from las vegas to meet with him. there's a reason why

and severe storms punk waited by shattering hailstorms up to 3,000 a year now costing $1 billion annually. >> when you think of really destructive weather, your mind does not jump to hail. >> hail is something that is always around. >> tanya brown on the hail engineering team designing the world's first hailstorms. >> we may not have huge fire or things like that, but we have hail every year. >> what do you use to simulate hail. >> we use water and fresh ice and create spheres and create ice stones that we can shoot with our canons. >> something like this would be 70 mph or so. >> that's hard. >> yes, they can cause a lot of damage, especially if you have a lot of these guys on your house. >> on the other side of the spectrum, wildfire. 2014 was a brutal season fueled by one of the worst droughts on record in the west and southwest. it's a major concern to the insurance industry because one out of every three homes is now built close enough to be devoured by flames. >> we're looking at the embers that travel a mile or more beyond the perimeter of the fire and land some place where there i

just punking them back. >> it might be the way she cries. >> good? >> maybe it's us. >> come on. hug, hug, hug, hug, hug. just so you know, our little sister was super mad at us. she cracked her phone when it fell, which made it even worse. >> bummer! >> now they're really going to get it. >> no, i didn't! >> stop. stop! [ laughter ] >>> thanks for watching. we'll leave the light on for you. catch us on the next "right this minute." -- captions by vitac ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh hush my darling... don't fear my darling... the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] hush my darling... [snoring.] don't fear my darling... the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation

. >> i think people unfortunately are doing this just to be little -- >> punks. yeah. >> and you're right, nick. a lot of what happens with those pumpkins, they end up getting smashened and in the very short video you see someone, a guy, grab a pumpkin with that simple intention, because as he runs away with it, you see that he swings it across the street and it just smashes on the ground. >> it's terrible, because in the mid-'90s, a whole band dedicated to this very thing. >> watch out with that, man. >> it's fine. don't worry. >>> it's giveaway time. we are giving you a chance to win an ipad mini. >> to enter you're going to need friday's buzzword, be tleefrt 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> it's coming up in a little bit. giveaway. >>> let me introduce you to -- otherwise known at baby caroline. baby caroline is that spider. >> ooh. >> that's an orb spider. >> doesn't even have a face! >> yes, that is nasty. >> but the really on her face. yes. even though she looks kind of scared, she's -- >> aren't spiders dangerous? poisonous? >> venom potent, not

just punking them back. >> it might be the way she cries. >> good? >> maybe it's us. >> come on. hug, hug, hug, hug, hug. just so you know, our little sister was super mad at us. she cracked her phone when it fell, which made it even worse. >> bummer! >> now they're really going to get it. >> no, i didn't! >> stop. stop! [ laughter ] >>> thanks for watching. we'll leave the light on for you. minute." -- hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where' s the? right. it' s being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving

just punking them back. >> it might be the way she cries. >> good? >> maybe it's us. >> come on.g, hug, hug, hug. just so you know, our little sister was super mad at us. she cracked her phone when it fell, which made it even worse. >> bummer! >> now they're really going to get it. >> no, i didn't! >> stop. stop! [ laughter ] >>> thanks for watching. we'll leave the light on for you. catch us on the next "right this minute." ♪ ♪ >>> when a mom explains how her son got a few scrapes it's -- >> absolutely jaw-dropping. >> you'll understand why when you see the video. >>> a man swims through freezing water to save his dog. >> rookie is now trapped. >> how best friends break through the ice together. >>> jack-o'-lanterns are too easy to steal. >> they pick them u

johnny depp is punking own wife amber herd and it is caught on camera.comingup. >> it is that good. johnny got her hook, line, and sinker. let's bring in cameron masterson. it was a scary night on "dancing with stars." >> hit nothing to do with the dancing. the theme was heal wehalloween. the dances were over the top. weound out who can t talk the best and who can't. >> this is dirty. nasty. we're coming after you guys, okay? >> you guys are going to get out there and probably do a good job. >> okay. so bindi's insults need a little work. we gave her a chance to redeem herself by trash talking something she really hates. cheese. >> i don actually really like cheese. i don't know why. i think it's just because how it tastes and feels in my mouth. it is cheesy and kind of weird. >> that was good. next time do it in person. >> it why you would eat mold? it's moldy cheese! >> bindi's tango on the other hand, anything butmoldy. perfect tens. but derrick was uncomfortable seeing his 17-year-old partner's sexier side. >> i'm like, whoa. whoa. okay, young lady.

and then from world war ii and korea the middle part of the 20th century, again, the bullet still punk ring the helmet but as the newer technology and materials were developed we see this kevlar helmet from the first gulf war, gn, slowing and stopping a bullet becomes the immediate need and so this allows us to show the advances in the materials but also the concern with stopping and preventing head injuries. >> another feature of our exhibit on the history of innovation in military medicine is this display on facial reconstruction and advances in plastic surgery. from the time of the civil war through the 20th century and to the type of work that's being done on service members recovering today in the early 21st century. an interesting story is that of carlton bergen who is featured here with photographs. bergen was injured and -- in his mouth, in his pallet and nose. he was treated by a doctor in new york who successfully treated more than 30 patients during the course of the civil war. it's not something well-recognized or understood about the nature of facial reconstruction surgery

this ripple white whopper has just won the san francisco bay area punk in contest. umpkin ctest.y were hoping to break the by a swissd set grower in germany last year, but it did not make it. the owner $12,000 in prize money. that is quite a lot of halloween candy. stephen: plumpest pumpkin. genie: he will start with unemployment levels of the u.k. sincen: yes, lowest level 2008, 5 .4%. it is down only 0.1% on the tv is month, but it was the u.k. back work -- on the previous month, but it was the u.k. back where it was before the crisis hit in 2008. we will make a bit of an unfair comparison here in france. here in france, the unemployment rate is over 10.3%, but if you compare to 2008, it was still over 7%, so it is not really a fair comparison because of the difference in the labor market in the two countries of the u.k. market.ch freer labor france has different restrictions. it is difficult to hire and fire workers, as we talk about a lot. when the european commission and the imf look at the french economy, french unemployment rates have not been at under 5% in 20 years, so i

injuries on his front paws, and many are rooting for him. [ laughter ] >> i think we are getting punked! >> that's otis in there. >> i don't know! [ laughter ] it is what you think it is. >> this is the same one we saw before, right? >> sports is next. >>> otis has your mets update. >> not all good news. the one thing the mets and their fans don't need, injuries to the team as they head into the playoffs, and there's something to play for with 4 games left in the regular season like home field advantage in the division series. murphy with the 3 run job, and michael the 2-run jack. 2 innings later this happened, every met fan holding their breath, but fear not cespedes' x-rays are negative. multiple players nit this game, and you knew it was going to happen. the benches empty, and look who is running up the clubhouse first. easy. go watch your hand! >>> the phillies scoring their 6th 7th runs. she's frightened! [ laughter ] oh my gosh! [ laughter ] >>> tanaka said don't call it a tuneup, he's in it to win it, but the yankees want to see if he has the stuff to pitch next tuesday night. ma

i have jazz, punk, folk, country. emily: i was happy to find the "frozen" station, the toddler radio station. those are favorites in our house. tim: very popular. emily: when did you discover your own musical talent? tim: i began playing piano when i was seven, living in france, and learned enough about chord structures and improvisation to allow me to get around the keyboard. after that, i fell in love with it. after i graduated, i spent the first five years after school playing piano nine hours a day. emily: where did you play? tim: my living room. emily: but how did you support yourself? i know you played at a holiday inn. tim: i did a bunch of gigs i would like to forget, but i was a nanny after college about five years. i took care of kids. my life was piano all morning, afternoon with kids, and come back home and play piano. taking care of kids is a good preparation for managing a rock band. emily: [laughter] emily: because that came next. you actually went on the road. tim: we are on the road all the time. sort

punk wait bid the constant crackle of gunfire. men bare foot and splattered with blood, running for their lives, and elite delta force in the middle of it's all. >> this is an example of a case where we could do something we alone had the capable to do, and i'm absolutely prepared to do that. >> report the new video provides a rare looks into the daring nighttime raid on an isis prison. u.s. special forces team with kurdish fighters, racing to rescue 70 hostages just hours ahead of what would have been a mass execution. the helmet camera shows the soldiers storming the compound in northern iraq. at one point, you can see the black isis flag hanging on the wall. u.s. air strikes had cleared roads and surrounded isis reinforcements, but as the team got inside the building, an intense firefight erupted and army master sergeant joshua wheeler was wounded and later died. >> the last mission he was on, '0 people got to go home because of what he did. >> during his 20-year career in the army, wheeler earned 11 bronze stars. the mission a

boy: you guys are a bunch of punks! so is this what you teach 'em?u watch 'em, okay? you ought to take a good look at yourself, you has-been. traded it all in for booze and broads. you're disgusting. what did you say? oh, you can't hear me? say it again! say it again! get back to your dugout, you crybaby! listen to you, crybaby. get your drug-out, you... back to your dugouts! sorry, chief. sorry. umpire: ready? bullock: yeah. hey, you wanna play ball, grape-nuts? let's play. all right? piece of crap. play ball! cream it, whitewood! ( honks ) buttermaker: come on, whitewood. come on, buddy. get a piece of it. come on, joe. you're better than that, son. good job, toby. thanks. man: whitewood! i would've tagged you out, but i was afraid your mom would've sued the ball. ( chuckles ) let's go, abdul. let's go, buddy. keep it goin'. ahmad-- is it abdul or ahmad? hooper: ahmad. buttermaker: whatever it is. ahmad, let's keep it goin', buddy! way to go! bullock: joey! hey, that was your play! that was your play. get your ass over there. pull your head out, so

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