director roman polanski and actress sharon tate. while polanski was abroad shooting a film, tate was home and very pregnant. >> look at that smile. just the million-dollar smile, you know? >> family friend alyssa. >> her world revolved around that baby. making everything perfect in that home to start a family. >> they were joyful times, tate recorded this message for her father, a military man stationed far from home. >> roman will be here in two weeks. he is doing a film. by the way, roman smokes like you. he smokes cigars, he is very sensitive and stubborn. >> those are amazing recordings. you had the moments in time before the tragedy struck of a happy family, of better times. >> was it what she had always dreamed of? >> she was living the life she wanted. >> a life that would end that august night. tate went out to dinner with friends in l.a. and his girlfriend, and celebrity hairstylist jay sebring. they all returned to tate's home. >> abigail spoke to her mother about flying out to san francisco for her birthday. wojciech fryk

sharon bell is go to stay with us.anese stocks do that, next. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to on the move. i am jonathan ferro appeared to japan now here to out of asia. japan's september export grew at thisin more than a year. 70 stocks -- japanese stocks have grown. jodie snyder is weighing the good news, bad news good news dynamic. jodie, welcome to the program. ands start with the numbers try to lift the lid on this export trend. it a geographic problem? something happening outside of japan? >> the biggest factor is china. china slowdown has had a big effect on japan. this is one of the first signals the chinaing of how slowdown is going to affect other parts of asia. 3.5%nly were exports down, in september, that we saw exports down to it needs a, -- to indonesia, india, all of that is the pitch of china. china really seven demand. -- china really sapping demand. to europe, more than 5%. that cannot make up for the picture in asia. jonathan: looking at the import data, not pretty. imports plunging. i w

sharon is 63 today. happy birthday, sharon. >> happy birthday. we run out of time tonight. we have one more thing for you to check out. >> have a great weekend, everybody. bye-bye. >> good morning, everybody. i'm here. it's breakfast time. we're about to go to school. >> neal patrick harris showing how his family starts the day with a heaping cup of adorable. >> someone is excited for "star wars." >> that is his son and this is harper. good morning it's great to say good morning >> neal and his husband david loving every precious minute. >> what? >> i had book face. >> facebook. >> hi facebook. >>> jim carrey's girlfriend, the wake in ireland and is bieber

sharon is 63 today. happy birthday, sharon. >> happy birthday. we run out of time tonight. out. >> have a great weekend, everybody. bye-bye. >> good morning, everybody. i'mmhere. it's breakfast time. we're about to go to school. >> nooet patrick hair sis showing how his family starts the day with a heaping cup of adorable. ♪ >> someone is excited for "star wars." >> that is his son and this is harper. ♪ ♪ good morning it's great to say good morning ♪ >> neil and his husband david loving every precious minute. >> what? >> i had book face. >> facebook. >> hi facebook. >> pam: and let the and the undefended current public interest but police say was stolen and used to murder two people man suspected of killing half the south bay neighborhood now behind bars. surprising connection to law-enforcement. steve never believe high-school an arrest police searched his home had of him and diversity. custody. >> pam: week week and a great place to watch the blue angels. shaw >> pam: king new details about a trio arrested for the murder of a hiker in marin county all three are also conne

sharon is 63 today. happy birthday, sharon. >> happy birthday. we run out of time tonight. more thing for you to check out. >> have a great weekend, everybody. bye-bye. >> good morning, everybody. i'mmhere. it's breakfast time. we're about to go to school. >> nooet patrick hair sis showing how his family starts the day with a heaping cup of adorable. ♪ >> someone is excited for "star wars." >> that is his son and this is harper. ♪ ♪ good morning it's great to say good morning ♪ >> neil and his husband david loving every precious minute. >> what? >> i had book face. >> facebook. >> hi facebook. >> the "insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> i'm not going to hire you if your name is andrea. >> hi, foot meet mouth. social media sounds off on raven sa moan's name recognition controversy. >> what does that mean? >> i'm incredibly close to the woman in that i'm a woman and i'm a mother. >> gwyneth goes off on hollywood's gender wage gap. and puts her good friend on blast. >> this is a new level of lame. >> and -- donald gets too touchy feely for the latino

sharon herrsh of rosemont. thank you for being here today. >> our pleasure. >> thank you. >> todd, let's start with you. because the idea of being able to cut tuition by 40%, most schools saying there's not a chance they could come up with that. not that much. how do you actually cut 40%? what's the math? >> well, the math is you reduce your tuition and you reduce your discount rate but the key is you need to guarantee students and family savings. we wouldn't be doing this if not for that. we've seen prices escalate across the country. we've had escalations and our family simply are hitting a ceiling that they can no longer afford afford. we're guaranteeing every student family a minimum of $1,000 on average next year's freshmen save $6900 in tuition and fees and $8,000 with room and board. >> wow. when you hear numbers like that, mentioned you'll cut your discounts and i believe rosemont is doing the same thing. what does that mean? the sticker price is not what people were already paying? >> that's it exactly

sharon will be there, too, so make sure you join us.ursday we'll get the first read on the gdp for the third quarter of 2015. >>> open enrollment is here for some employees and coming soon for many others. you may not be looking forward to what can be an arduous process but thinking about how you can cut your health care costs can make it easier to face. joining us is senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson. she has more on your money, your future and your health. sharon, what do we need to think about and expect this year? >> you don't want to think about it and i hate to tell you this is going to happen but you know what i'll say. the cost of your health insurance will rise. >> no. >> one in three employers will say their premiums are going to go up for their employees and one in four say deductibles will go up. so you have to anticipate that you'll be paying more for health insurance. but keep in mind you don't want to only look at premiums. look at what your out-of-pocket costs will be. look and make sure the doctor yo

sharon osborne as this oversized wig as sia and check out this out. talking. prayer today. how i'm going to crush you in my s s but i won't do that. >> but cheryl underwood' james brown could be the standoutt moment onfriday. living in america >> some people may not have seen this one why james brown? america. i'm getting my inflections right. i got the ah! >> one more time. i'm cold blooded. call me the boss, all james brown coming at you. >> very impressed, cheryl, b there's one star who is absolutely famous for taking her the next level. that's heidi klum. she's sharing this year's transformation only with "e.t." >> i will be wearing a l it just won't be a lot of clothes. >> such a tease, heidi. we'll show you her big reveal tomorrow. >> the shocking fall from grace from a former olympic dar debi thomas is one of the most successful skaters in u.s. history. a world champion i 1986 and a bronze medalist at the 1988 olympic games. debi graduated fromstanford and became an orthopedic surgeon. all tha makes it so unbelievable that today her life is in ruins. how did it all f

sharon osborne in this oversized wig as sia and check this out. because i'm y lady >> the other ladies of "the talk," i can do a lot of smack talking right now. i can say how you don't have a prayer today. how i'm going to crush you in my giant man hands but i won't do that. because i'm a lady. >> you talking to me? but you're going down. brown could be the standout moment on "the talk." living in america >> some people may not have seen why james brown? >> because i'm living in america. i'm getting my inflections right. i got the ah! >> one more time. >> ah! call me the boss, all james brown coming at you. >> v impressed, sheryl, but there is one star who i halloween costume completely to that's heidi klum. she's sharing this year's transformation only with "e.t." >> i will be wearing a lot, it just won't be a lot of clothes. >> such a tease, heidi. we'll show you her big reveal tomorrow. >> the shocking fall from grace of a former olympic darling. debi thomas is one of the most successful and influential skaters in u.s. history. a world champion

. >> i asked sharon to meet me here in new york city. eating on the road and on the run is quite another. if her diet can make it here, it can make it anywhere. >> 46th and broadway, please? >> hi, sharon, how are you? >> when you cook at home, it's more under your control. what's the most difficult thing when you're on the road? >> i see pizza, which is not, i'm stlur is noil ure it has oi. pasta, my question would be do you have whole wheat pasta. my second question is can you prepare it without oil. and that's a no. but they have pasta and salad. >> do you think it can make youly longer? you live longer? >> i hope so. i hope to see you retire. >> i hope you to live a very long time. >> i hope i do too. if i don't live longer, i know i'm going to live more of a quality life. >> and sharon is doing it using food as medicine. >>> now once you learn to fuel your body right, folks have to keep it moving. lately we're trying to figure out exactly how much we're moving. up next the best fitness trackers that money can buy. take a look at thi

sharon hersh. thanks for being here and welcome to both of you today. >> our pleasure. >> thank you. >> todd, the idea of being able to cut tuition by 40% most schools say there is not a chance to come up with that. how do you cut 40%? what is the math? the math is you reduce your tuition and your discount race. the key is you need to guarantee students and family savings. we have seen prices escalate across the country. we have had escalations. our families simply are hitting a ceiling that they can no longer afford. so we are guaranteeing every student and family a minimum of $1,000. next year's freshman will save $6,900 in tuition and fees with 8,000 with room and board. >> when you hear numbers like that the idea that you are going to cut discounts. i believe rose mont is doing the same thing. that means the sticker price isn't what people were already paying? >> that's it exactly. we realized that we among so many other colleges were going according to a model that was raising the sticker pric

kristen: bill says that he and sharon are overwhelmed by the response from those around them. he plans on giving back in some way as soon as he can. reporting in the studio, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. erin: heartbreaking and shocking loss for that family. up next at noon, the third republican debate takes way tonight, and the candidate are in final debate prep. the focus of tonight' s faceoff. kevin: rain and wind approaching. it is the change behind that is the air mass in time for the weekend and the trick-or-treating. we have details coming up. erin: plus in today' s cook' s corner, we' re making ravioli this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. we tried tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using i've never seen r and the results arettruly inspiring. p kids like connor typicallyr see up to two to three p times more growth than if theyr hadn't come to sylvan. cutting edge robotics and cod

birt which oscar winner turned down the sharon stone role in "basic instinct"? we were both wrong.rned 48 today. i picked nicole kidman. >> i picked julianne m let's keep moving. we're helping " magazine count down to its sexiest man alive issue. will be revealed on december 17th. this week we're looking back to 2005 when matthew mcconaughey was on the cover. he says about the honor. remember, it's like being president, once you're out of office, you are still a presid as long as you are alive, you still got the title. >> oh, yeah, he still has the title. >> all right, all right, all right. >> so does george clooney, too. from back in 2006. and tomorrow we have clooney still as hot as ever, only we're on the set with george for his top-secret new project. of us was dressed as a dictator. >> bye, everybody. >> pam:now at 8. >> pam:months after her son was shot and killed near jesse bethel high school i. jamie rusk is suing the vallejo school district for negligence. claiming the school failed to keep her son and other students safe. >> pam: swift since a high school principal takes

sharon, this is really uncommon. what's happening? why is this going this way? >> it's very uncommon. and we were excited to see the low gas prices at the pump, but it also means that inflation is staying low and so the cost of living adjustment you get in the social security check is really based on that inflation rate. and since we're not seeing any inflation, high inflation, we're not seeing a cost of living adjustment. that's going to hurt a lot of retirees. >> it makes sense if you were thinking, okay, we're not seeing inflation, so we shouldn't be getting more money, except when you look at some of them facing higher medical bills. >> exactly. the way that it's calculated is affects workers, not retirees. that's why a lot of folks including aarp said there should be a different calculation that includes the inflation rate for elderly and seniors. it's reflecting the true cost. we're talking about a half of social security recipients rely on social security for 60% or more of the retirement income. it's affecting a lot of people. >> if you were counting on

here is sharon allen before. all right, sharon, let's see the new you. wow! wow. wow. all right, guys, are you ready? >> take off your blindfolds. >> who is that? >> oh, my god. >> sharon? >> yes. >> are you ready? >> gorgeous. >> spin right around. >> oh, my gosh. >> you are gorgeous. >> i'm not the same person. >> here, look, would you mind looking right at that camera so we can see you. >> tell us about it. >> yeah, i really admired and loved the way sandra bullock looked so i wanted to make it work for her. i made the haircut look much softer. it's more layered. i added these warm highlights on her brown hair because she's a great brunette and sometimes brunettes should stay brunette. >> what do you think? >> she looks amazing. >> she looks like a movie star. >> that outfit. >> linda gray. very linda gray. >> yes. so pretty. >> faux fur is huge for fall. this is white house. >> you want to pick up your phone, sweetheart? >> we told a lot of relatives. >> very exciting moment. >> okay, so white house black market. and then the collection available at macy's. look at

sharon epperson is here with more on the findings. what is the actual savings gap that blackrock found? >> well, it might be pretty surprising to you. what's good is that people have an idea of how much money they need. baby boomers say they need about $45,000 a year in retirement. but what they've actually saved would allot them only about $9,000 a year. >> that's a big hole. >> so that $149,000 they have in their nest egg is only going to amount to $9,000 a year. it's a $36,000 annual savings gap. that's a big gap. >> it is. and it's a huge shortfall. but is there a reason why that shortfall is there other than people perhaps not saving enough? >> well, not saving enough of course is a problem but also where you save is important. where you put that money. and a lot of people are just putting it in cash. they're saying we're not comfortable with this market, we're just going to keep it in cash, instead of knowing they should put a third of their money they think in cash. they're putting 65% of their holdings in cash. so because they

sharon crowley, "fox 5 news." all right. not monsters in the bed. that is not a shock. or clowns. else that ily on my list. the americans are most afraid of. >> would you believe, maybe we are not surprised. meashs are afraid of corruption of government official. that is cording to chapman university second annual survey of american fears. cyber terrorism corporate tracking of personal info and terrorist attack and government tracking of personal info round out the top five on the list. >> very seriousng thises there. >> other fears we have. reptiles. public speaking number 26 and heights also one of mine. 28. >> major relief. ghost ups and zombies which off the list. >> we know athletes have their superstitions. baseball players he is pushily. the fans are wad, too. we asked to reveal how tar they goil they try help the team win. >> one day erupts the next dare down. why consume er reports is pulling the plug on the glowing report of tesla cars. >> and be sure that check out the fox 5n weather tapp features daily forecasts and live interactive are a door track storm us where are.

sharon had killed herself and her three kids while we had been gone.n that night when it all went down, before i laid my head down, i just said, you know, to as many people as i could, don't do anything stupid. if you are feeling like hurting yourself, talk to someone. and as i drifted off in this maddening coma, i looked at blood dripping from the ceiling because we were below where sharon and her children had died. >> good evening. in one of the strangest cases of mass suicide and murder ever recorded the government of guyana said the bodies of 383 men, women and children have been found at jonestown. >> and so the body count begins. changing every day. >> nobody knew for sure what had happened. nobody knew how many people had died and my mother seemed to think that my sisters were alive. and, in fact, my younger sister annie led a group of children to safety in venezuela. she was in total denial. i knew my sisters were dead from the get-go because they were true believers, they were absolutely committed. there was no way they were going to abandon t

sharon crowley, tox 5 news. dari: giants' player fighting a msra infection and now fashion a potential complication. steve: all right. how does new york to london in an hour sound. a new plane in could make that reality. dari: do you have any tattoos? well the new tattoo trend so subtle you may steve: guy ants' tight end fight msra infection tonight that could cost his foot. dari: the infection couvade. zachary is here. >> yeah. pretty scary stuff, right. he is big per, faster, stronger than most of us will be. how is it that the tight ten for the giants' find in this situation? we're learning more, tonight, the rare antibiotic resistant back year to. how the guys are rallying around number 85. [cheering and applauding] >> reporter: what we know he injured the toe and the ankle. he received a cort ty zone shot and developed a high fever. we don't know what the portal of in jr. trin was. was it living on the skin and not a the skin base had open wound? did it get into the sighting where the injection was performe

sharon crowley tells us that the company cannot keep up with the demand. reporter: this woman and her dad shopping for a the popular l.l. bean boots known as duck boots. she came here to the ridge hill mall because.goods were sold out on their website. >> we have to wait like a month and a half. >> roster during the holiday its popular reporter: so we asked l.l. bean and they sent us this statement saying that we are not in the business of disappointing customers and would never knowingly or wantonly do anything to undermine brand affinity and loyalty. >> i highly doubt that l.l. bean is not reading this on purpose. reporter: one of paltrow became a fan of them. >> a couple of years ago when of paltrow and around the letter and she sang the praises of these boots. after that they have been selling out consistently every single seasonfor 2 that holds true again this year as the company expects to fill half a sharon crowley for "fox 5 news". dari: have you ever had a pair? steve: yes, i worked in maine. it's good stuff and. dari: do you ever get superstitiou

. >> reporter: surrounded by gunfire sharon tells abc news she tried saving her close friend, kim dietz. >> we were doing cpr on her, you could hear just pop, pop in the other classroom. >> reporter: but it was too late. >> i was saying to her please just breathe. >> reporter: dietz was among one of the nine victims shot and killed at a community college in roseburg, oregon. amid the chaos there are more stories of heroism. >> he ran back into the building and i don't know what happened to him. >> reporter: 30-year-old army vet chris mintz pulled the fire alarm while charging the shooter and survived seven gunshot wounds. >> hit the floor, looked up at the gunman and said it's my son's birthday today. gets shot two more times. >> reporter: investigators say the gunman, 26-year-old chris harper mercer was enrolled in the class he targeted. witnesses say he asked the victims about their religious beliefs before firing and the sheriff's office is investigating whether the attack was motivated by religion. mercer was found with six guns and owned seven more. all purchased legally. and here

sharon. >> reporter: yes. juliette, the story of juanita the duck may have a happy ending after all thanks to a local congressman and right now residents are just getting the news. a deal is in the works to return juan fleet that the duck to the care -- juanita the duck to the care of the residents at the assisted living center in san anselmo. a meeting at huffman's office this afternoon brought together the animal care facility that kept her because the senior center didn't have a federal permit to keep the wild duck. federal fish and wildlife will allow them to get a permit so they could get her back. bella gardens' owner says all sides are supportive of the idea so far. >> in the end i think juanita is coming home. absolutely, yes. >> reporter: now the residents would have to come up with a conservation education program that teaches about wild birds. juanita has been a friend of the residents living at bella gardens for the last two years after she was found abandoned at four days old. she got over a fence

sharon's back on top playing the vice president in the new series "agent x". what kept me fightin the fact that i had my children, and i really -- they r looked to me and they really depended on >> that's a mama bear right there and a fabulous la >> those kids have the motivation. makes all the difference. >> bradley cooper sneaking off with his supermodel da after his big premiere. >> he's brought irina tonight. have you met her. >> then meghan trainor. >> these are my two little cousins. this is auntie lisa, this is uncle burton. >> that's ahead. >> "people" magazine is hard up for sexy men. >> that's when harmon was named sexiest man alive. the countdown to this year's sexiest reveal on the 17th. >> this was a pre-george clooney era. and mark harmon the sexiest doctor around. >> check out mark in this spe in 1984 and at the golden globes with his future wife palm dauber in 1987. >> i basically think i'm pretty boring stuff. if people are interested, that's their own business, but i don't understand it. >> want to see mark in person? by -- >>> meryl streep b

. >> reporter: sharon's hands are time. >> one day i looked down and saw all these veins. i realized you can't cover them up. >> reporter: she had even more it. renaldo. he does not inject the fillers under the skin. >> only thing it does is deform the hand to hide the vein, so you have like a boxer's glove, and if the vein is the problem, tackle the brain. >> reporter: in other words he gets rid of the veins. it the same technique as what is done in the leg. he injects them with a solution, and because the hands have a second deep system for veins for drainage, the superficial ones are not missed. >> it's usually spaced 1-2 weeks, and the results are outstanding, perfection. we used to do 1-2 a week and now we do 4-5 a day. >> reporter: sharon has had one session, and she is back for her next. >> it's less than tweezing your eyebrows. ifst making me very happy. i hope my grandmother's hands fade. >> reporter: the first treatment is $1,000, and any subsequent treatments are $500. as the doctor said it's usually 1-3 treatments. >> everyone is looking at their hands. >> i wi

which oscar winner turned d dwn the sharon stone role in "basic instinct," we were both wrong. it was julia roberts who turned 48 today. i piced nicole kidman. >> ipiulianne moore. >>> the sexiest man alive issue will be revealed on december 17th. this week we're looking back to 2005 when matth mcconaughey was on the cover. he says a aut the honor. remember, it's like being president, once you're out of office, you are a president. as long as you are alive, you still got the title. >> all right, all right, all ri >> so does george clooney, too. and tomorrow we have clooney still as hot as ever, only we're on the set with george foris bye, everybody. hey. something new has arrived. and it works in the middle of anywhere. the new iphone 6s on u.s. cellular lets you stay connected where other networks don't. [ crackling ] get the neiphone 6s and get $250 back instantly. the new iphone 6 6 on u.s. cellular. on average, women need to work an extxt two hours each day, to earn the same paycheck as their male coworkers. join the fight for equal pay. join the fight for sara and women ev

also 95 from sharon and route 3 from weymouth into braintree. boston. and all those delays are now gone on the blue line and the green line. everything is back on schedule. i'm olessa stepanova. that's a look at your traffic. randy: right now police are searching for the shooter responsible for a deadly attack at florida's "zombie-con." one person is dead this morning, five others hurt, after saturday night's violence. the annual event drawing tens of thousands to fort meyers, florida. but this year, chaos erupted when gunshots were fired. the zombie theme and costumes all adding to the confusion. >> we didn't know if it was real or fake. so we kind of like ran and then we're like, wait, was that real? when we went back people were screaming, no, it was fake. randy: 20-year-old tyrell taylor, a football player at a junior college, was killed. police are hoping more witnesses come forward to track down the shooter. right now police in mexico say they are closing in on the notorious drug lord known as el chapo. he escaped from a maximum security prison ov

once the shooter was down, shot by police, sharon says a young woman who was hit in the leg needed help getting out. >> she had a gunshot wound in her leg, so i just picked her up and carried her to the end of the breezeway, gave her to a cop. >> reporter: you probably didn't know you had that strength. >> no, she was somebody's kid. she was shot. she was panic stricken. >> reporter: then she went back to be with chris. >> and then i just knelt down. i just held his hand and told him i wouldn't leave him. >> reporter: that hero, chris mintz, has really touched people. a go fund me page has been set up to raise money for him and his family, and, get this, in less than 24 hours it raised more than $528,000, amazing. dan. >> that is great and such a powerful interview, neal, thank you. >>> also this morning, we're learning a lot more about how this vicious attack went down and about the shooter himself. another apparently troubled young man with ready access to guns, and abc's matt gutman is also in roseburg, oregon, this morning. matt, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, good morning,

sharon chin introduces us to the woman behind the organization. and this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: the white pony express rides to the rescue with free groceries for low- income families. when one of its charity partners calls for food, volunteers try to deliver from this weekend warehouse within two hours. anna villalobos says the people show serves at monument impact community resource center in concord couldn't be more grateful. >> they feel happy. they feel, you know, that somebody cares for them. >> reporter: white pony express helps feed 65,000 people in contra costa county on a regular basis. dr. carol weyland conner found the fast growing volunteer group in they are the. as the spiritual director of sufism reoriented, she is committed to ending port of. >> it redistribute wealth. >> reporter: in the last two years the program has delivered 2 million pounds of food that is equivalent to 1,600,000 meals. hundreds of volunteers keep it running 7 days a week. they peck up food and flowers from about 100 donors like grocery ch

. >> and finally sharon stone opens up about pushing past the life-threatening stroke she suffered in 2001. >> it's been 14 years since i had a stroke and a brain hemorrhage. but it takes such a long time to recove you get behind financially, you get behind in your career. you're not at the top of the list any more for anything. >> sharon's back on top playing the vice president in the new series "agent x". >> what kept me fighting was the fact i had my children. and i really -- they reaaly looked to me and they really depended on me. >> that's a mama bear right there and a fabulous lady. >> those kids h motivation. makes all the difference. very nice. >> bradley cooper sneaking off with his supermodel date his big premiere. >> he's brought irina tonight. have you met her yet? >> then meghan trainor. after vocal surgery. her new music video with some very familiar dancers. >> these are my two little cousins. this is auntie lisa, this is uncle burton. >> that's ahead. >>> but first -- >> "people" magazine is hard up for sexy men. >> that was 1989 when mark harmon was named sexiest man