sherlock is a big draw.t's about things they can actually relate to, it's not just a puzzle to solve or a parody of a conan doyle story. charlie: this is you talking about memory. here it is. >> what possible motive could the german woman have had? i search for something to jog my memory. and then what? the picture. a few years ago, i could've told you everything. but that night, i could not remember any of it. charlie: who is your costar there? ian: that is milo playing roger. charlie: milo parker. ian: he had never been in front of a film camera before. had no worries about that. charlie: is he a natural? ian: i'm afraid he is. i'm a plodder. i've had to learn how to act but he seems to be able to do it. with considerable help from the director, of course. charlie: can you imagine doing anything else? ian: i can imagine doing your job. i would love that. the first thing i wanted to do is be a journalist and interview people. find out the truth. charlie: someone i really admire said to another friend of our

sherlock holmes i didn't know much about it.i can't remember a time when i didn't know who sherlock holmes was. it's like santa claus. i feel like i know about him as much as everybody does. >> rose: how many people want to do variations of sherlock holmes. >> many actors played him. the american actor started it. a silent movie. then a multitude of others on film and on stage. >> rose: so what is it about sherlock holmes that makes actors want to play him. >> well probably because audiences can't get enough of him. >> rose: what is that, then. >> well i know. well what is it, i suppose, he seems to be the first, yes, the first fictional detective. the end of the sherlock÷" holmes story, the puzzle is solved and it sounds like life. the puzzle of life until the end. but i suppose that's why we like it so much. but this film is that sherlock holmes wasn't a fictional character but a real one. >> rose: yes. >> and the last puzzle that he's trying to solve which has been nothing around in 30 years of his retirement is one which con

some people call them sherlock holmes.d a reputation for being able to solve these mysteries and clearing names of criminals who have been wrongly convicted, this kind of thing. americans of islip conan doyle anyway. he turned so america and now the country is just mad for those sÉances and he's becoming this domestic pastime. the jazz age is also a time where contests were becoming very popular and in 1922 i believe was the first miss america pageant. it was also around the time that there was something called a nationwide motion picture idea contract that cecil b. demille this -- cecil b. -- said give me your best film idea and i will make it. whoever comes up with the best idea will make the film you suggest. this happened a little bit earlier and there was this reference for science and einstein came to america. he was given a ticker tape parade down broadway. this was reserved for great explorers and here's this little jewish professor and they are bringing them down broadway and became so reticent. no one in america

people, some people call sherlock holmes. had a reputation for being able to solve the mysteries himself and clearing the names of criminals have been wrongfully convicted. americans had always loved conan doyle. so it comes to america and now the country is just mad for ghosts and sÉances and it is becoming this domestic pastime. the jazz age is also a time or contests were very -- becoming very popular in the 19 22, i believe, the 1st ms. miss america pageant. it was also around this time that there was something called the nationwide motion picture idea contest filmmaker in the country said give me your best film idea and you will make it. whoever comes up with the best idea,idea, we will give you a lot of money and make the film. so the other contest, and this happened a little earlier, this reverence for scientists and science and einstein came to america given a tickertape parade down broadway. those things are reserved for great explorers and military heroes. this little jewish professor , bringing them down broadway,

next on "what went down," we have it straight from the horse's mouth that 300 sherlock holmeses willolve the case of the missing biker. >> uhh. announcer: just pan to the right a bit. there he is. announcer: hey, i may only have a fifth grade education, but-- forgot what i was gonna say. here's number 4 of our top 5 winter moments. this is gliding thru life. ah, skiing and paragliding, 2 things that absolutely do not go together. ♪ if that wasn't an accident, it was impressive. ok, now you're showing off. guys like this are the reason i'm still single. that, and i'm really hard to look at. dude, we've already seen that trick. [thud] is it wrong that that made me happy? it is? [thud] i'm actually ok with that. if i had one wish, it would be for the hot chocolate i just spilled to come out of my favorite pair of sweatpants. this is hill spill. >> yaaahoo! announcer: no pain, no gain. >> oh! uhh. announcer: uh, start it again. lots of pain, no gain. >> uhh. announcer: much more accurate. >> uhh. announcer: is that the same hill from the last clip? seriously, can you go check? >> oh! ann

>> dawn 190 actors have played sherlock holmes on film, tv. this one is different because we assume it wasn't a fictional actually existed and we see him. 93 years old and hasn't detected here for 30 years and he decides to try to remember why he stopped and it's a case that he solves, the last one which is actually the case that turns out to be himself so you find out a lot more about him and as a real man. >> really fascinating to watch and the young man you work with is so wonderful. >> what a last. laurie linney, you know. i would do a movie if laura linney were in it, wouldn't you? >> absolutely. wonderful cast, and it's done so well. came out in the summer and did very well for an independent movie and that's certainly all over the world and it -- i thought initially it would be a movie that would appeal to people who like sherlock holmes and now it turns out to be a movie that old people like like me and the children of old people like because they see their parent going through stuff as they come together and there's a little boy on th

the biggest christmas day earnings of 49.3 million double the $24 million earned by sherlock holmes in09. you can look how everybody else did this weekend. "star wars" had the biggest second weekend never north second weekend never north america of $153 ♪ it's the michelle meow show, your a to z covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in between. ♪♪ here's michelle meow. welcome. thank you so much for joining us for tonight's program. i'm michelle meow, your host. it has been such an incredible year. i should start by saying happy holidays and happy new year, it's coming up. i think, you know when we get to the end of the year, we tend to look back but look back at other things like you know what were the best movies of the year, 2015? what were the best books? but for me, it's personal this year and i think that i'll look back at my own life and i'm very, very happy to announce that we have some major growth coming up so if you've been following me on social media then you know that we've been teasing this all month long. the show is finally going weekly, yes, we're expanding. more mic

but they always the these organized criminals in positions of power and behind-the-scenes, very sherlock holmes evil. host: did they write their stories down to report back to the detective agency? what kind of records and accounts are you looking at? guest: detectives are writing down every conversation they can remember. there are always taking notes and typing them up into reports. they could be 1-10 pages long. they want to be as detailed as possible, which is quite nice for me as a historian. .hey have secret mailboxes the first principle of being a .etective is don't he caught you have to act and stay in character always. if you don't do that, it can be very dangerous, you could be killed. one of the parts of the job is to find a way to communicate that information back to cities or chicago where they would have telegraph operators, mailboxes. host: how are these individuals trained? what did you find out about the personal lives of these detectives? let's say we are at detectivenational agency in chicago. it is the biggest one in the world. they say they need to find a r because o

it's almost sherlock holmes ask evil.- homes-esque host: did they write their stories down to report back to the detective agencies? what kind of records and accounts were you looking at? mr. lillert: they were running down every conversation they could remember. they were taking notes and typing them up in the report. this giddy one or 10 pages long. they wanted to be as 10 best detailed as possible which is nice for me as a historian. they had secret mailboxes. the first principle of being at effective is don't get caught. don't let your subjects know who you are. you have to stay in character always. if you don't do that, they can be dangerous and you could be killed. one of the parts of our job is finding way to communicate that information back to cities like chicago and denver with the offices would be. they had telegraph wire. telegraph operators. their own mailboxes. host: how are these individuals trained? what did you find out about the personal lives of these detectives? mr. lillert: so, let's say we are pinkerton's in chicago. it was founded in 1850. if the biggest one of

including the biggest christmas day earnings of $49.3 million, which doubleed the 24 million earned by sherlock holmes in 2009. and "star wars" had the biggest second weekend ever in north america, 153 million. and daddy's home debuted in second with $38 million. general fur lawrence, joy, debuted in third with 17 million. sisters and al spring the chipmunks around out the top five. "star wars" is owned by our parent company, disney. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. i'm caroline forks gotcha. good. i'd go with the rows. that's a good idea. (michael) today is diversity day, and someone's gonna come in and talk to us about diversity. it's something that i've been pushing-- that i've been wanting to push for a long time. and corporate mandated it. and i never actually talked to corporate about it. um, they kind of beat me to the punch. uh, little bastards. um, but, uh... but i was going to. and i think it's very important that we have this. and, uh, i'm very, very excited.

including the biggest christmas day earnings of $49.3 million, which doubleed the 24 million earned by sherlock holmes in 2009. and "star wars" had the biggest second weekend ever in north america, 153 million. and daddy's home debuted in second with $38 million. general fur lawrence, joy, debuted in third with 17 million. sisters and al spring the chipmunks around out the top five. "star wars" is owned by our parent company, disney. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. i'm caroline forks >> hi were. i'm lizzy bermudez. welcome to "bay area life" where lifestyle, interest, food and entertainment come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, a 10-year-old remarkable story. >> pretty great. >> then and herb garden with healing powers. >> this is a wonderful nervous system plant. >> plus, six vendors under one roof. >> i smell indian, i smell pork slider. >> and get your baby the best start. >> your baby needs you and hearing your voice. critically important. >> all of this driven

. >> see, i'm observant, they call me sherlock holmes over here. one and six, there you go. >> that's all they have to change. >> excited. >>> the weather's not making us -- >> to be honest with you -- >> nothing. >> i thought they were rolling in the temperature, you reverse that, you're at 1i6, and it's where we are right now. you know what, another record last night, 2:00 a.m., it's unofficial because the someday not over. 68 degrees it was. and right now, it is 60. 60 degrees outside, a beautiful picture of the tree at rockefeller la plaza, i hope you don't get tired of it because i don't. pz gorgeous. 12:16, another day, another record. that's what we just talked about on the walk over here. new round of rain ahead. we need the rain, we'll take it when we can get it. and believe it or not, a real december weekend. it's going to feel like december this weekend, but, it's going to be back to spring next week. all right, 60 degrees in the city, we talked about that, 57 you're at the half century mark and 58 in trenton, 59 in long branch. all righ

r i know what that's like, sherlock. only me. i'm leaving the country tonight. i want you to come with me. t you're broken to pieces right now. i can put you back together. you a different way to live. t we are... the same. you and i. we both made the same mistake. it made us stupid. t i made nearly a billion dollars today. i don't feel stupid. (laughs) r (sighs, quietly): yeah. you know... she solved you. the "mascot." watson. she diagnosed your... condition earlier this evening. (sighs) p she realized the real reason you could never... quite bring yourself to kill me. pthe reason you came back to my life. pah... the reason you came here. p that's why she encouraged me to let you win. pyeah... make-make it look like you'd won. you faked the overdose. yeah. uh... i remain quite drug-free. it's good. (sniffles) but, um... (sniffles) ...given your, um... pyour repeated claims to have your... p...eyes and... eyes and ears everywhere... you said... pthere was only one person in the world who could surprise you. turns out, there's two. (buzzing) pwatson: hey, there y

pfrom sherlock holmes, from snow white and the hu ntsman. p basically great big blockbusters films are filmed right here in london, in the capital. pwe're right by parliament. this is where our governme nt is run from. and you probably recognize it... p-you've probably seen it in lots of films. -oh, yeah. if you've seen the fifth harry potter, you'll remember the order of the phoenix flew past it as they were going down the river thames. if you know v for vendetta, that is a film about blowing up parliament. p and they got permission to film right here b y parliament. p now, i won't spoil the end and if you've seen 102 dalmatians, you'll know it's the really iconic sound p of the big ben's bongs that make the people go crazy and change. p and right at the end, cruella de vil is right by parliament pwhen suddenly she says, "ella is gone and cruella is back." (laughing) pmckenzie: scenes from select movies are shown on the bus before you arrive to the destinations to really get you in the mood. so here we are outside waterl oo underground stat

raked in another $49 million domestically that is double the earlier record of $25 million from "sherlockes -- holmes" in 2009. it is expected to finish the holiday weekend with as much as $140 million. the industry experts say the movie will surpass the $1 billion mark worldwide by the end of the christmas weekend. >>> and in the sierra, ski reports are -- resorts are reporting the best conditions they have seen in years. skiers and snow boarders were taking advantage of the fresh snow. they say although it was windy, they were enjoying the fresh powder. the staff conditions call today a postcard perfect day on the mountain. and we want to write bring in mark. the weather here yesterday was almost picture perfect too. clear skies, blue, sunny, but it was definitely chilly. >>> we definitely have to dress in layers, but temperatures really frigid out there, especially with a bit of a breeze. the northerly wind making it feel very cold with that wind chill in place. you can see what is happening. and showing you the upper level winds, and the winds -- actually traced in from the north here

that's when sherlock holmes opened and avatar was in the second weekend. other movies topping the box office is will farrell's new comedy "daddy's home" home, "joy," and the comedy "sisters" starring tina fey and amy poehler. >>> happening today the 49ers on the road taking on the detroit lions. the 4-109ers hoping to snap a two-game losing streak. and jarryd hayne was promoted. he will probably see some action on special teams this a afternoon. kickoff is set for 10:00 a.m. >>> this is the bay area news station. kron 4 news weekend starts now. >>> good sunday morning at 8:00 am, a beautiful shot of san francisco as the sunshine is starting to peek out from the clouds. some clouds out there but very cold out there this morning. >> it sure is. yesterday morning, it was nice -- i was scraping ice off of the windshield so today is the same. >> and we have the heater blowing. okay. again, we are getting better. i do not know if we will have that issue tomorrow because there will be showers in the forecast overnight so that may help to support the temperatures.

it is far surpassing sherlock homes. what are you you most looking forward to in 2016.m looking forward to remain nothing the state. and bruce writes seeing what in the heck trump stirs up next. >> tomorrow in houston, i will marry the woman of my dreams. >> and john said i am looking forward to finding out if my favorite news anchor gets a son or a daughter. i am growing by the second. i like to call it large and in charge. i got the large part down anyway. and that is how fox reports. and we'll be back in tomorrow at >>> good morning, everyone. it's sunday, december 27th. i'm in for ana kooiman. deadly tornados twisting through dallas. >> oh, man! large tornado! large tornado! >> those are storm chasers. this morning, we look at the destruction left behind. we're watching it for you. >>> and the war of words between hillary clinton and donald trump. what was said in the latest front-runner feud as trump gets ready to speak here. >>> a

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it is far surpassing sherlock homes. what are you you most looking forward to in 2016.weets, i am looking forward to remain nothing the state. and bruce writes seeing what in the heck trump stirs up next. >> tomorrow in houston, i will marry the woman of my dreams. >> and john said i am looking forward to finding out if my favorite news anchor gets a son or a daughter. i am growing by the second. i like to call it large and in charge. i got the large part down anyway. and that is how fox reports. and we'll be back in tomorrow at the fox report. and we'll see you thenment we'll take you behind the scenes as we preview tonight's star-studded movie "killing lincoln." co-author martin dugard sits down with me, your humble correspondent, to talk about how we created our new york times best-seller. >> i'll get the overview of the story and then, i'll break it down sentence by sentence. and with lincoln, for instance, you know, who was allowed in the white house and what the white house was like at the time. >> we'll also take you along on our whirlwind book tour with visits t

the record was previously held by sherlock holmes which made $24.6 million when it was released on christmas day in 2009. as "star wars: the force awakens" shot to the top of the box office -- they actress is tells us why her character rey is -- reporter: we should not speak them into existence any longer. >> when we have finally reached the point that we are supposed to as far as equality goes we won't be having a conversation about men or women. they will be having a conversation about well-written verses not well-written. reporter: grey drake police were getting closer to the goal is 2015 has been a record-setting year for women at the box office. but star wars to force awakens ripped the lid off of hollywood's equality conversation ending is a bold new cairo played by stacy ridley that is truly the first of her kind. >> as far as she exists in the world of women in movies in the galaxy rey is incredible. she's going to change the way people present women in film. reporter: star wars has always had a hero in layout that rey being fed absolute star. reporter: from the moment she climbs int

more than $49 million just on double the early record sets by sherlock holmes set in 2009. now projected to reach the $1 billion mark by the end of the weekend. you work for disney. >> i know. i know. >> you haven't seen it yet? >> no. i meant to do it yesterday. >>> let me tell you -- coming up on the show, this is ron, getting your finances in order for the new year, ways to cut the clutter from banking to your bills. how to protect yourself from credit card fraud. that's coming up. >>> but first, caught on camera a pair of women who may have pulled off an audacious heist. >> they met a pro nba star and partied with him into the wee hours in the morning. if they got away with some serious loot. abc's marci gonzalez here with the latest about a guy who makes about $5 million a year, exactly the kind of target police say criminals go after in this type of plot they're seeing all too often. this morning, police are looking for these two women, they say may have pulled off a racy heist, stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry from new york knicks player wil

the record was previously held by sherlock holmes which made 24.6 million in ticket sales released on christmas day in 2009. a young woman from newark has made it her mission to educate and empower the next generation. zachary kiesch shows us how make a real difference. reporter: according to the fbi in newark is one of the highest highest -- rates in the country and a lot of youngsters are growing up without a parent. inside this charter school at dorian gray, and this 20-year-old college student is leading an important conversation. >> it focuses on change agents and young girls who are going to change the world. it feels like family. reporter: outsider class dorian asked a question. how do you tell your 7-year-old daughter -- 7-year-old daughter over the phone that data's been killed? in this case there with what they know. happened to the dad. that's how she ended up telling me that my dad was dead. as a young woman -- reporter: in july 2002 her father was closing up his storefront when he was gunned down. in that dramatic experience her father's death she was born. >> that was re

mary sherlock, 56, victoria soto, 27. and the students -- charlotte bacon, daniel barden, olivia engel, josephine gay, dillon hochley, mad line sue, katherine hubbard, chase kowalsky, jesse lewis, anna marquez-green, james matiolli, grace mcdonald, emily parker, jack pinto -- it keeps going. noaa posner, caroline pervidi, jessica ricos, evial richmond, benjamin wheeler, allison wyatt. now, there are a hand full of hs that aren't on that list because there were children in victoria soto's classroom that were able to escape. likely, as investigators belie believe, when adam lanza had to reload his weapon to put another 30 bullets in it. and so three years later, as we grieve those 26, we are still having these awful, seering questions to ponder. what would have happened if lanza didn't have an assault rifle? would he even have had the perverse courage to walk into that school if not aided by the security of having a high-powered killing machine? would less kids have died? what if his cartridges had six or ten bullets instea

doubling the early record sets by sherlock holmes bac in 2009. now projected to reach the $1 billion mark by the end of the weekend. >> you still haven't seen it? you work for disney. >> i know. i know. >> come on. you haven't seen it, either? >> no. >> rachel? >> no. i meant to do it yesterday. >> wow. >>> let me tell you what's coming up on the show, getting your finances in order for the bills. how to protectourself from credit card fraud. >>> but first, caught on camera, police are hunting for a pair of women who may have pulled off an audacious hehet. >> they met a pro nba star and partied with him into the wee hours in the morning. now, police are investigating whether they made off with someme serious looooafter leaving his home. ababs marci gonzalez here with the latest. >> reporter: this is a guy who makes s out $5 million a year, exactly the kind of target police say criminals go after in this type of plot they're seeing all too often. this morning, police are looking for these two women, they say may have pulled off a racy heist, steal

cool." [ laughter ] and then the lengthier, "let's get home in a reasonable time so we can watch 'sherlock' on netflix and go to bed." wasserman-schultz defended herself from the criticism after broadcasters. quote, "the networks really drove a lot of that. we have cbs, abc, nbc, univision and pbs. when my folks on staff negotiated these were the dates that came back." so you just accepted the dates they gave you? from pbs? [ laughter ] donald trump won't stay in a g.o.p. debate a minute past two hours, but you got out-negotiated by an aardvark named "arthur"? [ laughter ] i mean, we only have two major parties. could one of them seriously not get a good time slot unless it was on a channel, like "lifetime"? although i would watch a debate on "lifetime." "bernie sanders, the first question is for you. if a stepson slept with his mother, do you think it would rip a small town apart?" [ laughter ] it's a shame the democratic debates aren't on at better times, because saturday's was pretty revealing. for example, here's bernie sanders accusing hillary clinton of being too close to wall street

the sherlock star plays the surgeon who becomes a sorcerer. elizabeth: doctors in north carolina say say they may be a step closer to a cure for als. they've been able to identify protein clumps in the brain that contribute to paralysis and early death in als patients. researchers hope the discovery paves the way for a drug to fight the disorder. scientists in pittsburg say ultrasound is comparable to mammograms when it comes to detecting breast cancer. researchers say ultrasound is especially important in areas where mammography isn't available. and as additional test for women with dense breasts. eric: kcci eight news this morning is live with new overnight news. here's what we're working on for 6:00 a.m. alyx: we are live on the roadways where it is slippery with blowing snow but it is better than yesterday. we have a look at areas you should avoid this morning. metinka: after record snowfalls yesterday it is time to bundle up. elizabeth: we will give you one more perspective out on the roads, this is 235 at keo way.

he's since turned his life around and become one of the world's biggest movie stars starring as sherlock holmes and ironman. according to the governor's office, downey jr. like all of those pardoned, served their sentences and have gone more than a decade without further criminal activity. his pardon reads, "since his release from custody, he has lived an honest and upright life, exhibited good morale character, and conducted himself as a law-abiding citizen. it's an honor that isn't easily obtained." >> it's exceptionally difficult. governor brown granted 91 pardons this round. one of those was robert downey jr. another one was a client of mine. it's huge. it's a huge, life-changing event for all of these people. >>> no holiday cheer at this long-time san francisco restaurant. the lucky penny which had been open for more than 50 years at masonic and geary closed for good today. the restaurant was popular among late-night diners and was one of the few 24-hour eateries. it will be replaced with condos and retail space. >>> they say nothing escapes a black hole, not even light. but for the

the previous record was set by sherlock holmes that premiered back in christmas in 2009 >>> in the uk of christmas day television goes to downtown ab with. it was the laughst episode of t show's sixth and final season, 6.9 million viewers tuned in. people living in an early 20th century english estate. the sixth season primaries here in this country on january 3rd at 9:00 and sue serio and i will be watching. >>> great idea because this is a fun thing to do and time is running out go to franklin square for their holiday festival. it's at 6th and race, you will have to bring your umbrella because you may be dodging the rain drops, 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. because of the holiday lights. there is a chance of showers but the high temperature sunday should be around 70 degrees. have a lot of fun. dave? >> before that rain gets here, sue, correct. right now we're dealing with the fog out there. that's kept these numbers from cooling off too much, but it will keep them from warming up too quickly. it will be into the upper 40's, lower 50's for awhile. philadelphia at 52. the airport reporting off a

he's since turned his life around and become one of the world's biggest movie stars starring as sherlockmes and ironman. according to the governor's office downey jr. like all of those pardoned served their sentences and have gone more than a decade without further criminal activity. his pardon reads, "since his release from custody, he has lived an honest and upright life exhibited good morale character, and conducted himself as a law-abiding citizen. it's an honor that isn't easily obtained." >> it's exceptionally difficult. governor brown granted 91 pardons this round. one of those was robert downey jr. another one was a client of mine. it's huge. it's a huge life-changing event for all of these people. >>> no holiday cheer at this long-time san francisco restaurant. the lucky penny which had been open for more than 50 years at masonic and geary closed for good today. the restaurant was popular among late-night diners and was one of the few 24-hour eateryies. it will be replaced with condos and retail space. >>> they say nothing escapes a black hole, not even light. but for the raider

--el asalto ocurrio el pasado 15 de septiembre a la 2 de la tarde, en el area de sherlock dr. la vivienda. --la policia de san jose solicita a la comunidad cualquier informacion que pueda ser suministrada para dar con la captura del sospechoso cesar ---se acerca un frente de lluvia a la bahia que podria prolongarse por varios dias... take 3 box ---en nuestra cobertura en equipo andres brender nos dira sobre los preparativos que se realizan en varias ciudades de la region.. ---pero primero pasamos con gabriela dellan con las temperaturas actuales.. adelante gabriela... take gabriela live gaby live amigos tengan todos muy buenas tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 61 oakland: 57 san francisco:59 dublin: 63 napa: 57 ================= el pronostico extendido

on t surveillance video from a detail that would impress even sherlock holmes. >> the vests looked new. they actually had their creases in them. >> reporte because they were creased, you figured they were new, and because they were new, they must've been purchased somewhere nearby. >> we were able to tie those two vests back to a local home depot. and then those vests were debit card, that went back to scott. >> reporter: with that mastercard scott catt might as well have left his calling card. in home depot to buy t the gear they were about to use in a bank heist. it was just the break detectives need. and the catts were in the bag >> when scott was arrested -- the -- the detective that actually made contact with him to him, "well, you're under arre for armed robbery." and -- scott's initial response to that wa "which one?" >> reporter: they quickly arrested hayden as well, who was up in the apartment. there they found the kind of evidence gumshoes dream of. some bank ststraps, ana bank strap is a little paper strap that wraps around -- a certain quantity of money. usually it's $1,000

make fun of the fact that i have a pet pug named watson and i pretend i'm sherlock holmes. and we solve crimes around the apartment. our most recent mystery was a case of the empty toilet paper roll. mystery solved, it was me! i used it all on my wee-wee. >> seth: if you don't mind, i think we'll keep making fun of jeb bush. >> leave him alone! >> seth: all right. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] hanes underwear and socks with revolutionary x-temp technology are designed to respond to your body temperature to help keep you cool. let's put it to the test. hey dad! emily? ready? wait! no! wait! slow down a little! oow! watch out for the speed bumps! it speeds evaporation to for men and women. because when you're cool, you're comfortable. so good. pain from your day can haunt you advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need, helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. just press clean and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire h