and we d send deblgts detectives over to the palms. they talked to them. said shauna is one of the best employees they had. >> but somethi happed after she left the palms. so what? >> shauna was very beautiful. is it someone that saw her at work and followed her home? >> of course as the husband, george would havto be considered a possible suspect, too. so detectives pulled him aside, interviewed him right on the spot. >> george, do you understand the statement's being recorded? >> i understand. >> and you understand we want to talk to you about what happened this morning? >> yes, sir. >> george told detectives that when he saw the garage door open, he had tir dghtehang back while he went inside. >> i saw shauna's feet. just laying there frozen looking. and, in my job, i know what that means. >> ok are you a paramedic? >> i'm an emti firefighter. >> their daughter, ank god, didn't see anything, said george. he rusheher out to the street. >> i dt know if there was somebody there. i wanted to get out of there with my daughter. >> he d takethe littirl to shau

>> not necessarily. >> or the palm prints that were beside the body might match? >> i don't want to get into that. i don't want to get into the evidence. >> there was no physical evidence tying joseph to this crime. the microscopic hair comparison was the closest they could come. >> at joseph's trial, the prosecutor introduced to the jury a group of hairs found at the crime scene. >> how was the hair evidence introduced? >> it was an fbi agent from the fbi forensic laboratory. and he gave an elaborate explanation that the pubic hair that was recovered from the scene was microscopically similar to mine. microscopically similar. >> an agent from washington d.c. testified that hairs found on one victim were quote 'microscopically alike in all respects' to joseph's hair. >> you had the federal bureau of investigation. that's like, that's wow factor to a jury. you put a federal forensic scientist on the stand and god whatever they say, that has to be true. >> the agent also said that hairs "do not constitute a basis for positive personal identification". but the jury w

. >> reporter: since 2009 uber has prided itself on transportation in the palm of your hand. >> i take it at least three times a week. >> reporter: but more recently the ride hailing app has had its share of headlines. a driver was charged with indecent assault and battery. >> i have had very rare occurrences of attacks and concerns. >> reporter: enter" safety net." the uber manager explains it's a brands new feature. they share the loved onces and up to five emergency contacts can be set into uber settings and the execution? easy. >> reporter: having a save ride now according to uber is incredibly simple. sent a message to your emergency contacts and now you are set. >> at least someone other than you know that you're in the car. >> reporter: what do you think your mother would think about it? >> she would love it. >> that would be better than the alternative which is to guess whether or not she's been in the vehicle. >> reporter: it starts with a national role out expected in the coming weeks. wbz news. >>> probably make more mothers feel better. >> well they provide a fantastic prod

. >> how did it feel to have those kids in the palm of your hand even when the bell rang? >> it was a blessing. when they said can you spit a poem, i initially kind of ignored them and brushed it off. i'm thinking in my head they don't really want to hear a poem poem. they just want to challenge me to see if i'm good enough in their eyes. >> is this part of a bigger plan or something you were going to put into plan? >> everything that i'm doing now is for the bigger plan. >> is this a teachable moment for other teachers? >> this is a message to any teachers out there, you have to build connections. we're living in the hood. somebody just saw their cousin get shot yesterday and their father died when they were like five years old. their mother is on drugs. we don't want to go to school and read mark twain, i'm sorry, we can't relate. we don't want to read shakespeare. i love shakespeare now. >> we ran across your song "the baltimore bullet train." your city has witnessed and experienced a lot of civil unrest. what is your overall complete message to your community and to th

you're heading out, you can track ought of this with the "storm team 4" radar and all the latest in the palm of your hand. there is northwest washington, spring valley looking still. some nice trees with good color. some of the trees have completely lost their leaves but some are still holding on. there's raking that will need to get done here. it will be a good day for that too. by the afternoon we'll be in the upper 60s. then sunset at 5:05. back down to near 50. so a chilly evening coming up with clear skies. that coming next. >> a shooting on 17th place sent one man to the hospital and we're told he does have life-threatening injuries. pleel tell us the shooting happened on 17th place. when police arrived they found the victim had been shot once. they have not released any suspect information. >>> and then an hour before this happened someone shot three people. it wasn't too far from andrea manor's shopping center in suitland. police say he walked up to if group and started shooting. you can see all the evidence markers as they try to track the shell casings. all three people are expecte

. >> so we saw a lot of the palm trees moving, we've seen other trees proceeding around. >> listening to the wind at night, we woke up in the middle of the night with the blinds shaking.

this is what he calls the i-glove to hold electronic devices safely in the palm of your hand. >> so you can adapt any case for any device on the glove and it will never fall. >> reporter: having never invented anything before, walter sought assistance. >> several companies e-mailed me back, and the events company is based in new york so i went with them. >> he signed the contract with invents.com back in 2012 and paid a total of more than $10,000. for that money he got a video with an animation of his product, a book summoning up his idea and a website. he got a list of marketers and he reached out to some of those companies, but so far? >> nothing. i looked on the computer every week, every month, nothing. >> reporter: so walter reached out to us. we tried contacting invents.com several times to ask them about the services they provided to walter, and after none of our calls or e hife-mails were answered, we went there ourselves. >> we've called several times and no one has returned my call. >> reporter: it turned out they shared office space only. we left messages and called again. th

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you can check out current conditions and get the latest forecast in the palm of your hand. stacey: a coralville man accused of abducting his 10-year-old stepdaughter takes a a plea deal. 49-year-old kenneth johns is heading back to prison after being g nvicted on two counts of child endangerment. prosecutors dropped kidnapping and other charges. but authorities say because johns violated parole in the march incident, he was returned to prison to serve up to 71 years for crimes in four counties. johns says he took the girl from a solon home because she was being abused by her mother. shelly johns pleaded guilty to child endangerment charges in april. steve: new poll numbers show donald trump still leading the republican presidential race in new hampshire. it also shows senator marco rubio climbing. the wbur poll shows trump with 22% support, and rubio and ben carson now tied for second, with 11%. senator ted cruz currently stands fourth at 8%. meanwhile, democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton may have quite a mountain to climb in colorado. a new quinnipiac poll

. >> on proteins you' re going to use the palm of your hand. for carbohydrates you' re going to use a cupped hand, and for fats you will use your thumb. >> for fats, try not letters and seeds. >> these are two or three hours three workout. in the morning a lot of times you do not have that time. you think about those same composition of ingredients in the form of a liquid like a protein shake. >> like a combo of almond milk, ice, half a banana, a handful of spinach, and a scoop of peanut butter and whey protein powder. for men, just use both hands. chicken parmesan and steak and cheese would feel my workout. [laughter] jc: a first in the nation right here in massachusetts. phil: the announcement today by governor baker concerning lgbt owned businesses. j.c.: also ahead at 5:30 p.m., the department of education' s decision that is the first of >> says newscenter 5 at 5:30 p.m. phil: breaking news. an instance debt under investigation right now. state police are at the home. j.c.: the content being hit by a $70 million fine. phil: a man involved

from the palm desert band that was on stage when the shooting got started. >> reporter: the eagles of death metal were on an hour into their set when something was louder than the rock music.>> at first i thought it was the pa cracking that. and then i realized real quick that it wasn't. they came in the door, instantly walked in and started blasting. there were two of them. >> reporter: the bass player does off the stage.>> he was like, there is no exit over here. he was trying to tell people that.>> reporter: matt and steve were trapped in the room for hours with fans of been shot.>> it went on for 10, 15 minutes. it just didn't stop. it would stop and there was a sense of relief and it was start up again were --.>> reporter: jessie hughes went looking for his girlfriend but found more terrorists. >> i opened the door and that's when i saw the shooter and he turned on me, brought his gun down and the barrel hit the door frame. >> reporter: with the band running in different directions, it was hours before they knew who was alive and dead.>> i felt so guilty. i had left matt and davi

police were called to the "palm villa apartments". on ayala drive around noon today. for a domestic dispute. when officers arrived, they report a man, armed with a knife, charged at them. forcing police to open fire. the man was rushed to the hospital. where he was pronouned dead. police are still investigation. no other injuries were reported. tonight we're learning the santa clara department is looking into why so many teenagers in palo alto have taken their own lives >>:my hope is that there is just some strategy this on how we can do with student stress and how to be more open about suicide >> phillipe :paige parson's 16- year-old daughter emma is technically still a senior at gunn high school. but since midway through her junior year -- emma has been enrolled in the middle college program at foothill college. a chance for her to earn college credits as she prepares for her next step in life, in what is often a very stressful time for teens. >> : and, she started the program, really as a reaction to the suicides and the pressure at school. its just something that s

you can check road reports, live interactive radar, weather alerts, and school closings, all in the palm of your hand. stacey: also right now at 5:00 the investigation into a a , weekend murder on court avenue continues. kcci's marcus mcintosh has the story for us. marcus: with the weekend murder and a number of assaults, people who work and play on court avenue want something done so they don't lose their feeling of security. this makeshift memorial, a reminder of what happened near third and court ave early sunday morning. 21-year-old edmanuel perez died at a local hospital after being shot. another man, 23-year-old andrew hurley-boyd also shot and is currently in the hospital. published reports indicate the deadly shooting followed a fight between two groups of people. at this point, there have been no arrests. those who frequent the area are saying enough is enough. they are looking to city and county leaders for answers and help. we spoke to county supervisor angela connolly who says the violence can be stopped, but it will take a team effort. >> we are working with city sure that w

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always download the nbc washington app if you're heading out tonight to have the radar right there in the palmf your hand. you can see some very light showers in parts of montgomery county, areas of fairfax, trying to make their way into the district. this more widespread steady rain will move into our area overnight, and tomorrow going to say the weather is having a moderate impact on your day. just because we have had such nice weather, it's going to be cooler, it will be damp and rainy if you have plans. maybe you wanted to get the tree hanging, the lights. tomorrow not cooperating so much. rain again favors the first half of the day. here's your hour by hour planner and i've also posted a planner for the next 12 hours on facebook and twitter so you can head to those spots and check that out. 7:00 a.m., showers for just about everybody. a temperature of 51 degrees. by 11:00 a.m., hit and miss showers across the area. so there will be some dry spots. but plenty of clouds otherwise. temperature of 49. and then look at our temperatures on into the afternoon and evening hours. we kind of hang o

police were called to the palm villa apartments near evelyn and bernardo avenue after report of a woman being assaulted by a family member. when officers arrived, they found a man armed with a knife standing near the doorway of the apartment. he reportedly charged at police. that is when three officers shot the suspect at close range. the man was taken to a local hospital where he died. police have been on the scene ever since. >> as you can see, they are out here, the crime scene investigators are doing their work. they will collect everything. look at everything. photograph everything. count everything. >> the three officers have been placed on administrative leave. >>> that was the message at uc berkeley and college campuses all across the country on what is being called the million student march. the rising costs of education, as rob roth tells us, the rally was inspired by one of the presidential candidates. >> reporter: hundreds of students gathered in the plaza. and they were quickly joined by hundreds of nurses. their demands were bold. they want tuition at all public universiti

. >> they'll be looking forward to this and that my last minute was in the desert of the palms. didn't have anything like this. >> this is now the third sunday in a row that we've seen their snowfall in the sierra. >> we've seen reports of them starting to do their avalanche control there. when is the last time you heard about that tomorrow and the weather center and avalanche controls in the sierra? >> yeah, it seemed like forever that they were up there on friday and a nice survey of the snow as you could tell that they would launch it a little further as the snow, they might do the trick and in fact that they are still getting more snow right now with a winter storm warning in place. right now for highway 50 and interstate 80. on the radar for the bay area with the rain this morning early this morning and also the very strong wind that is still in place. the coverage is beginning to back off quite a bit. out towards the mountains as you cannot see closer to the mountains here basically moving to the south lake tahoe and the rest of the bay area right now. that we have a few s

reporter: shoppers told us they've used the convenience of online buying to put thousands of stores in the palmtheir hand. wherever, when ever. >> i didn't want to lose the sale. i better get it online and it was a bus stop. um, the bus is coming i really shouldn't be like trying to type in my card number. i shall get on the bus before i miss it. >> reporter: you made the purchase. >> i did. report roar for some shoppers there will always be a place fort mall experience. they like the immediate see of purchase and the tact tull experience witness product. >> i like holding it in my hand. >> reporter: you want to go to the mall. >> definitely. it's wonderful here. >> reporter: besides when was the last time your smart phone gave your child is a snowman to go. ? in cherry hill, bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> black friday shopping disrupt dad along chicago's magnificent mile by protesters outraged over the killing of an african-american teenager by a police officer. hundreds of demonstrators marc marched bow and elbow and shot down michigan avenue. they blocked store entrances and some major retail

his vehicle and said that point immediately dropped the rat side and confronted the suspect into the palm of the vehicle for the car and drive stretch two vehicles from there the film breaks away from the suspect to get help from others suspect coming out the store at. but then from there but the car in reverse before griffin drive of the early going across the boulevard. all this happened in a matter of seconds occurred again the syndication. >> reporter: lead your piece in the card read that all the time? "every day" "likely than not this can happen" >> reporter: sysop's suspect what mail and is there is heavy build has a shaved head the the the vehicle is 2001 astro that white and color license plate6ggm98 3 >> pam: fresh powder on the ground at the resorts and tahoe. these pictures of squaw valley both opening early after seeing up to 9 in. itself in the last form of opening early 6 in. of snow fell that is making a lot of people happy >> diane: snow showers we got in the last few days for an have things clear up the next few days so an extra rain showers and snow showers out this wil

police went out to the palm villa apartments on iola drive yesterday afternoon after a woman reported being sexually assaulted by a family member. when officers arrived they saw a man standing by the door with a knife. a few seconds later they say he charged at them. three officers opened fire. the man was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> as you can see they're out here. the crime scene investigators are doing their work, and they're going to collect everything, look at everything, photograph everything. count everything. >> this was the fourth police shooting so far this year in sunnyvale. three of the shootings have been deadly. police say the woman who reported being assaulted is in stable condition and that the three officers involved in yesterday's shooting have been placed on routine paid administrative leave. >>> san francisco police will be holding a town hall meeting this afternoon to discuss the deadly police shooting that happened near st. luke's hospital. police say surveillance video shows the suspect robbing a big 5 sporting good store in san bruno just before the sho

the ice rink officially opens at the circle of the palms today. the legend will be at the rink for a ceremony on monday. normally skaters can only enjoy the rink through january, this year it will be open for an extra month for the thousands expected in in south bay to enjoy the super bowl. super bowl 50. >> you want to skate in january anyway. coming up next. we've been talking about this all morning long. a big rig filled with hay crashed on a freeway on-ramp in richmond. >> a discovery is triggering a new effort to find sierra lamar. the areas they are searching. the gets to work by 8:00...ids, and always manages to give them a healthy lunch. the newlyweds seeking out wholesome meals and exciting flavors for their new cookware. the guy who finally decided to kick 35 years of bad snacking habits. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake. chase ends in gunfire. the intense situation in hayward and new information we're learning about the suspect. >>> overturned big rig on interstate 80 in richmond. crews are running into big

. >> so we saw a lot of the palm trees really moving as caroline has mentioned. other trees blowing around. >> halloween decorations were blowing away, flying all over the streets. it's not hall bow wean it's hallow wind. >> please keep our flags in your prayers at this difficult time. >> i mean, did you see those palm trees? they were swaying. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right oo owe tatlanta makes pot legal goes up in smokes. election resultings from overnight. quentin tarantino doubling down on his claim cops are murderers. >> i have to call the murdered the murdered an the murders the murders. >> we are live since the first anti cop rally. >> g mail has a new feature. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. hope you are doing well. you are watching "fox and friends first". i am anna kooiman in for ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. san francisco embattled sheriff at the center of the sanctuary city controversy voted out of

the city of palm beach garden said the officer may still face charges in the case.era is in miami with the details. >> the city put out a statement saying an independent criminal investigation into the officer involved shooting is still on going. on october 18, jones was stopped on the side of the road waiting for a tow truck after performing at a show. the officer not in uniform stopped to investigate the stopped vehicle. we still don't know all the details of that encounter, but the lawyer for jones' family said they were told by the state attorney that raga did not show his badge when he approached jones. jones was shot three times and the gun jones carried was never fired. his death sparked protest in the area with the family demanding answers as to why jones was shot. jones family put out a statement saying we are pleased to the city has terminate the employment of the officer who gunned down cory jones. we maintain that the officer issue question also must be criminally liable for the reckless actions that night. the police union said they are disappointed at

understand what this does in terms of feasibility a month somebody calculated and how conservative it the palmrculated. >> director ram is here if the planning department. >> thank you, supervisors john ram my staff lisa has been working the numbers i'll say in some parts of city we were at the max in terms of the feasibility study we were comfortable with it is discussions but the tilt feasible analysis we were middle-income in certain areas i'll let any staff answer that if i could. >> lisa chang with the planning department has director ram men's we reran the feasibility numbers taking into consideration the childcare fee in the areas where the growth is anticipated in the area plan where about 60 percent of growth anticipated for 4 out of the 6 protocols the new mooementd amended fee because the childcare fee is with the feasibility but for chronicling the portfolios we were using a general indicator further we found in some of the areas that are currently not feasible the fee could you know continue to impact the feasibility but we did find overall for projects where an areas that are gen

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. >> it is in the placement of the palm. >> that's the greatest thing i have ever seen. >> who are these colorado cops trying to impress with their fitness? >> you have to pass a physical exam, ladies. this is dangerous. they have to make them take that test. this is insane. i can't even believe this is happening. i have actually seen -- haven't you ever seen a policeman who was so out of shape you consider committing a crime? you see a cop and you say i was going to walk, but i will steal that car because there is nothing they can do about it. >> and there is a lot of guys. moynihan it just happens to be 12 women. i'm sure there are are other people who have trouble with the test. but it was the ladies who decided to ban together and sue. >> you would think it would be easier because they don't have as far to go. >> i'm thinking about that. >> hold on. roll that around in my head. >> this is a perennial story that is going on all the time. this is the thing about federalism and the federalisms that states the laboratories of democracy and everybody sets their own rules. it is true. ever

skaters can enjoy music and the colorful light show from the palm trees. downtown ice plans to stay open for an extra four weeks for the super bowl activities. the close after the big game on february 7th. >>> we are rounding that corner and warm weather is on the horiz horizon. >> the good news is most folks slept in. didn't have to deal with it. live doppler 7 hd shows how clear it is. the clear sky and waum wind. the heat escaped into the atmosphere any warmth we had yesterday. this is what will help us out. cloud cover will be increasing. we could get a few sprinkles. there's another system, a stronger one behind it. first things first. you want to know how chilly it is out there right now. 39 in morgan hill. it was the coldest morning we saw all season long with temperatures not only in the 20s but a wind chill factor in some neighborhoods as well. 36 in concord. livermore in the low 30s. we'll be looking for temperatures very similar to yesterday. overall we're still colder this morning than yesterday. subtle changes throughout the day and tomorrow. a

but first let's meet the ceo of the palm beach show group, this is scott diamond. welcome to good day new york. >> by the way, scott, i'm sitting next to greg. you lent me this beautiful choker, and he doesn't mention anything about the $2.8 million of jewelry i have on my neck. >> i was oblivious to it. but now that i look at it -- >> don't touch. [laughter] >> what's up with that? >> that's from marina b located on 57th street, and they're doing their fair with us at the park avenue armory. that's $2.8 million, and it's emeralds and diamonds. >> 2.8 million. >> it really is beautiful. is there anything more affordable? >> yes. there are many different price points that will be at the show. this right here is from ms route antiques from new orleans. >> this thing right here? >> yes. they brought this to the show to sell it. >> you want to try it on, rosanna? >> is it difficult to try it on? >> this is $125,000. >> much more affordable. >> oh, i'll take two. [laughter] wow. >> and, well, what do you think, rosanna? >> they're very special pieces. so what's the histo

the police officer fatally shot corey jones in october in palm beach gardens. the city put out a statement saying that an independent criminal investigation into the officer-involved shooting is still ongoing. on october 18th, jones was stopped on the side of the road waiting for a tow truck after performing at a show. and officer raja, not in uniform, stopped to investigate the stopped vehicle, and we still don't know all of the details of that encounter, but the lawyer for jones' family said that they were told by the state attorney that raja did not show his badge when he approached jones. jones was shot three times, and the gun that jones was carrying was never fired, according to the attorney. his death sparked protests from the family. and the area, and sparking questions as to why jones was shot. they put out a statement saying that we are pleased that the city of palm beach gardens has terminated the employment of the officer who gunned down corey jones. the police union says that they're disappointed at the termination, and the head of the union saying

fromd control of our lives the palm of our hand. it will be the same for businesses.ve which we profiling. we are talking about rapid capability in the back of a taxi about less than three quarters were customers and revenue, how is that escalating? >> we have shifted the prescription. our customers are excited about that. we've been very competitive. it's a good time. caroline: this is the biggest startup convention. they are making quick ways of dealing with enterprise. >> we have been very successful. inot of our growth has been acquisitions. that the continuing part of our strategy. we will look at acquisitions as well as the real strength of the organic growth of the business area --. weoline: add you think compete? activision by a european company. is it all about u.s. the pockets coming over? i think it's an unprecedented time for innovation. a time never been such in the last couple of years where there is so much innovation happening in europe. funded 400they million dollars in startups. ins is an unparalleled time this. there is fantastic start up business.

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the country. >>> a global demand for palm oil is fuelling a development boom in africa. but the trade comes at a price and is threatening endangered wild life. conservationists fear the future is marked by disappearing forests and endangered wild life. >> we're doing our best to practice best management techniques for our forest. they are not only our forest. they belong to -- the jungle hats long been its greatest protector. since national route 2 was expanded in august, each day the modern warld rolls into the modern willederness and over the planets second largest tropical forest. >> this forest is very large. i could walk for days and days and then come back. there's no concern about this forest. >> now along the new highway, a new threat has emerged. palm oil planations grown on what was once tropical forest land. makers of the oil used a staggering array of products from sweets to moistizers. indonesians burned so much forest land that some day they emit more green house gases than the entire united states. this forest has been clear cut in order to build palm trees

. >>> a san jose tradition for many families, skaters can enjoy music and a light show from the palm s around the ice rink. the rink plans to stay open an extra four weeks until february. the rink will close after the big game on february 7th. >>> you know, it feels like an ice rink. >> i know. >> it's really chilly. and really dry air, as well. >> i know. i feel it, too. and looking at another day or so. the good news is, another weather system is on our heels. in fact, coming in tomorrow, which will add to the cloud cover and a wind shift and everything really does change. but right now, live doppler 7 h.d., severely clear out there, allowing for the frost and freeze, to continue. inland, all about the freezing temperatures. bay shore lionel. the frost. the exception, here in san francisco. we have weather in the 40s. park all around upper 20s, from petaluma. 26 in petaluma. 34 union city. upper 20s, redwood city to palo alto. 29 in pleasanton, walnut creek and the big canyon. the chill continues with the morning temperatures. 12 degrees colder than yesterday morning. i think we'll

you're heading out, you can track ought of this with the "storm team 4" radar and all the latest in the palmf your hand. there is northwest washington, spring valley looking still. some nice trees with good color. some of the trees have completely lost their leaves but some are still holding on. there's raking that will need to get done here. it will be a good day for that too. by the afternoon we'll be in the upper 60s. then sunset at 5:05. back down to near 50. so a chilly evening coming up with clear skies. that coming

they were called out to the palm villa apartments after a woman reported being sexually assaulted by r half brother. when police arrived, they said nario was standing by the door with a knife. the officers are on paid administrative leave. >>> oakland officials shared more details about the arrest of a man in the shooting with a ice cream vendor. joevan lopez was arraigned for murder. the detectives worked with the fbi and the u.s. marshall service to locate lopez. authorities say they still haven't determined a motive for last month's killing but they did say it was not robbery. >>> san francisco is trying out an 18 month experiment to try to ease traffic congestion a few blocks from union square. powell street has been closed to vehicle traffic now between ellis and geary right here the end of the cable car line. closing those blocks to traffic will reduce the chance of people being hit by cars. there have been 18 cases in the past five years where someone has been injured. another benefit is to san francisco's cable cars. >> the sluggish stop and go nature of what powell street was

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cate blanchett hitting the red carpet for her why >> johnny depp will receive an award at the 27th annual palm the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> jennifer lawrence looked stunning at the premier but t whole cast had paris in their hearts. hits. ribbons of red, white and blue, the colors of the french flag were combined with mocking jay the cast. a quote s all, our hearts are with you, france. we have so many amazing fans. "hunger games" fans were out in full force last night but not much press as the studio announced no interviews would be given at a respect for ev in paris. under her coat, j-law wore a floor lengths dress. liam's brother chris is doing battl his foes is charlize theron

. >> we tried to sell the consumer bong at the -- palm at -- pong. ss of coffee has now been captured in a cup. howard: before starbucks, i think in the mid-1970's, people were drinking really bad coffee. they were drinking instant coffee, maxwell house, and perking it at home. and it was not very good. [laughter] >> your first cup of starbuck's coffee was? howard: in the pike place store in 1979, 1980. it was a french press of sumatra. >> how much coffee is too much coffee? howard: i drink 4 to 5 cups of coffee a day. >> what do you think when doctors say cut down on coffee? howard: to me, they don't say that. [laughter] howard: they don't say that. [laughter] ♪ howard: you came for the day? >> we came for the day. you are the highlight of our day. there you are. >> thank you for your company. howard: thank you. when i came here for the first time, i had never been in a starbucks store. i walked in to this very store -- and by the way, we have changed nothing through the years. this is the original store, as is -- and they handed me a cup of coffee m

. >> so we saw a lot of the palm trees moving, we've seen other trees proceeding around. >> listening to the wind at night, we woke up in the middle of the night with the blind shaking. >> halloween decorations were blowing away, flying all over the streets. it's not halloween, it's hallow-wind. >> you're damn right it is. prayers at this difficult time. it was hell. eaking of hell, did you watch the world series last night? [ cheers and applause ] my team the new york mets lost to the kansas city royals yet another devastating extra-inning game. they were up 2-0 the whole game. until the ninth inning. then just like that, they weret up, theyere tied. then they were down. then -- nower that out. so it was a brutal, spirit-crushing ss. mr. met tried to put his head in the oven but it wouldn't fit. the royals are world champions. this is extra terrible because i made a dumb bet. eric stonestreet from "modern family," a bigig royals fan, we made a wager. now he gets to shoot me with a paint ball gun in a bounce house. i get in a bounce hou and he shoots me with the gun. i believe he's pl