they star in the upcoming film "robin hood."taron egerton are here this evening. [ cheers and applause ] plus, from the hit netflix movie "set it up," zoey deutch is stopping by. and -- [ cheers and applause ] we have stand-up comedy from the very funny mark normand, everybody. it's going to be good. [ cheers and applause ] today -- today is -- today is friday and that's usually when i catch up on personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, i return e-mails and of course i send out thank you notes. well i was running behind so -- [ cheers and applause ] can i write out some thank you notes right now for you guys? do you mind? [ cheers and applause ] you guys are the best. hey, james. do you have any thank you note writing music for me, please? ♪ wow. he's in a great -- he's in a great mood. [ light laughter ] >> steve: looking forward to the weekend. yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. he's mad -- looks like he's mad, someone stole his tie. >> steve: no, they shoved it in his pocket. >> jimmy: yeah. oh, that's right. it's in [ lit laughter ]

hood! >> you're not robin of loxley anymore.hank you very much. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. "robin hood" will be in theaters this thanksgiving. [ cheers and applause ] when we come back, jamie, taron, and i are playing charades. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer get a snack around here? ♪ your kid made their bed: ♪ picked up your dry cleaning: chili's 3 for $10 ♪ ♪ your in-laws just left: chili's 3 for $10 ♪ ♪ a starter, an entree and coke for just $10 ♪ ♪ 3 for 10 bucks, baby, bucks, baby, bucks ♪ mmm-hmm! ♪ oh, baby, 3 for $10's back ♪ ♪ baby, back, baby, back ♪ i'hey, dinner. a lot happens on your wooden surfaces. luckily, no one cleans and kills germs better than clorox disinfecti

and that's what you get in the new robin hood movie. never looked so fine, and we have your first look. >> that's why i chose you. >> jamie foxx is little john. robin hood is played by 28-year-old brit kieran edgerton. you may remember him from his shirtless scene in "the kingsman." >> i looked and saw his face and that jaw line, i said there that thing is right there. >> now you have to be a warrior. >> what are we going to learn from the origins film of robin hood? >> in our version we see him as a young man who is disillusioned. he's fighting for the bad guys and doesn't realize, and he comes back and his eyes are opened, partly through little john's intervention. we have fun with it. you know, there's a twinkle in our eyes. it has its darkness. it's fun, it's light. the action is so cool. it's really cool. >> the accent, man. >> say your abcs. >> one of robin hood's merry men is fifty shades' jamie dornan. >> you're not curious? >> and there's another hot guy behind the camera. leonardo dicaprio is producing the film. >> yeah, of co

. >> another one was robin hood, and the united kingdom really helped us in that context. like commerce and retail, companies like far-fetched and etsy. far-fetched is also largely based in london. we are seeing commerce thrive in that environment. another area we like a lot is urban mobility and transport. a company based in the u.k., like a door dash but quite a bit bigger all across europe. they were based in the u.k. at the same time, we are investing in urban mobility, like e scooters, famous bird. we did that when early. aurora, self driving cars. those sectors we still invest in deeply. the technology, enterprise software and ai. emily: lost on fact there. let's -- lots to unpack there. let us start with e-commerce. amazon's ambitions seem to have no bounds. how concerned are you that amazon is going to destroy the competition? >> i think amazon is a formidable force. there is some talk in vc circles about how it is impossible to do anything in the vicinity of amazon. we found there are segments quite large, particularly in high-end fashion. we talked about far-fetc

one of our companies just went public, another one was robin hood, and the united kingdom really helpedhat context. we do like commerce and retail, companies like "far-fetched" and "at sea fear: tsy." another area we like is mobility and transport, sort of "door --" for american audiences, but wasting the united kingdom. we are also investing in these e-scooters, self-driving car's, we continue to invest in those sectors deeply. also ai and other technology sectors. emily: let us start with e-commerce. amazon's ambitions in seem they're ambitions seem to have no bounds. are you concerned about amazon will destroy the competition? mike: i think amazon is a formidable force, and there is some talk in venture capital circles that it is difficult to do anything in amazon's vicinity. but we have found that there are sectors which are quite large such as for example in high fashion. far-fetched for example serves a market.art of the if you think about amazon today, it doesn't necessarily carry over to the high-end of the market. if you look at all the higher brands such as gucci, they don't w

when fidelity launches a custodian service or eastern -- or e*trade once robin hood.t seeing people use it and you will see the price break 20,000 again. emily: business this a new normal or is there money to be made? tony: there is still money be made. you have to look at more as a three-month horizon. i'm looking for a year out. a year is 3, 4, i think it is possible. emily: where are using the most demand? emily: on the merchants -- sonny: on the merchants we talked to are not worried about price. they are all putting crypto on the roadmap to go live next year. emily: what will the second half of the year for crypto look like? sonny: i think you will see more companies like the fidelity's of the world, planning and working with regulators to launch and approve solutions. you will start to see that coming out at the end of the year or early next year, all trying to compete with companies like coinbase and bitpay. it will be exciting to see this mass adoption take place. emily: thank you so much as always for stopping by. sonny: thank you, emily. sap is betting big o

one of our companies just went public, another one was robin hood, and the united kingdom really helpedhat context. so we continue to invest in that area. we do like commerce and retail, companies like "far-fetched" and "etsy." it is also based in london, so we are seeing commerce thrive in that environment. another area we like is mobility and transport, sort of like for american audiences door dash. we are also investing in e scooters, famous bird. we did no one quite early. aurora, self driving cars. those sectors we still invest in deeply. also ai and other technology sectors. emily: lots to unpack. let's start with e-commerce. amazon's in patients seem to have no bounds. are you concerned about amazon will destroy the competition? they have got handmade. >> i think amazon is a formidable force, and there is some talk in venture capital circles that it is difficult to do anything in amazon's vicinity. but we have found that there are segments which are quite large such as for example in high fashion. we talked about far-fetched, which serves a large part of the market. emily: amazon

here's the latest look at taron egerton in "robin hood."tion flick set during the crusades also stars jamie foxx as little john, and ben mendelsohn as the sheriff of nottingham. "robin hood" rides into theaters november 21st. "welcome to france.""what happened here?""some questions aren't good answers."check out this first look at "overlord." the supernatural action-horror tale is set during world war two and was produced by j-j abrams, who recently denied that the movie is part of the "cloverfield" franchise. "overlord" storms into theaters october 26th. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin)still ahead on the kron four morning news... graphic new details on how the man known as the rideshare rapist... chose his victims. that's next after the break. checking in on your morning forecast. excessive heat will continue for inland parts of the state today while the coast remains right on par with average thanks to cool marine air pushing onshore. along the water highs won't move too much, staying in the 60's and 70's. tonight into tomorrow i

in their case, he is kind of a robin hood who comes in and steals from the industry., the dozens of works he has gotten off of auctions have cost them tens of million in sales. he is done the same with museums. what they like is to see the archive. he is so secretive about the archive that when it went to his house to see what he was doing, he wouldn't let me watch him login. i had to be outside of the house for him to do that. he changes his password twice a week. his theory is that were the trade to get their hands on this, they would know what was in the archive and would never put these things up for sale again. the pot christie's tried to sell they would never try. in other words, it would drive this vase underground and the public would never get to see it. academics would never get to study it. he wants it not to essentially burn the object, so that they are never seen and never sold. jason: now, you may be inspired to carry out your own heist. this is a story for you. seven tools every burglar needs. >> someone who is just familiar with the aisles at home depo

where 83% of the benefits went to the wealthiest 1% in america and since enacting this reversed robin hood law there is a growing mountain of evidence that the republican tax bill is simply a huge giveaway to the millionaires and billionaires and corporations. second, the republican tax cut for the rich exploded the federal debt and deficit and the cbo's latest budget and economic outlook they estimate that the gop tax scam will increase the deficit by $1.9 trillion over a ten-year period even with the so-called potential savings from economic growth. third, republicans now point to the larger deficits to demand huge cuts to crucial programs americans rely on like social security, medicare and medicaid. all corporate stock buybacks are beaming the latest bureau of labor statistics show that the average american saw a $6.21 increase in average weekly earnings with the result in $323 in annual wage increases. well short of the 4000-$9000 in annual increases projected by president trump and house speaker paul ryan. and minuscule when compared to the benefits going to wealthy corporate shareho

hood. is l brands a buy? >> yes. >> sell or hold? >> i think it's a buy. i know -- are we going to make tape on this too like red robin gourmet?ll. >> i like it after this sell-off, down 12% yesterday i would be a buyer, not a seller >> for young people in the me too era, this brand has become utterly unacceptable i do not see how consumer taste comes back around and embraces this type of thing i'm not saying it's good or it's bad, i'm not judging, i'm just saying that's what's going on. >> let's do final trades jimmy, what have you got for us. >> google just set an all-time high the momentum is there, the value is good. that's my final trade. >> josh. >> my final trade, scott, is service now. new all-time high yesterday, massive breakout, low volume consolidation right now. it's exactly the follow-through you'd want to see. have it come back a little bit, not a lot of selling i really like being in this name. >> steve. >> b of a. i think they'll have more of a jpmorgan type quarter. i think it matter that the stock will move higher and i'm looking for an exit so i need them to do it >> john najarian, what have you got for us

hooded sweatshirt and red shorts. anyone who has any information about the suspect is asked to contact the university of california berkeley police department. ( robinone day after we told you about a woman being fired from her job... because of a racist rant caught on camera ... we are taking a look at the rights employees and employers have - when trouble happens away from the workplace. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to a legal expert. nats/cellphone road ragethe woman you see in this cellphone video was recently fired from her position at a major multi-national investment bank and financial services company with branches here in the bay area. a spokesperson for the company told me the woman's behavior in the video, which consist of foul language, an obscene hand gesture and a racial slur "is completely inconsistent with the company's values and the individual involved is no longer employed by the firm." sot nats/sutton watching cell phone videowe showed the video to holly sutton. she is