tony lopez looks at the company that's experienced exponential growth in just four years. >> reporter: fit planet games has come a long way from its beginnings. with a couple of guys trying to create a videogame out of a garage. >> they pulled together all the money they had and did the best they could to make a game that they thought was outstanding. >> reporter: today the rockland company which creates mobile and web games has 70 employees and is growing fast. so fast, local investors just gave the company three million dollars to keep growing. >> we are making money, we're a profitable company but there's a situation where we felt like we could take that to the next marketing level and we're launching some new titles in the next couple of months. >> reporter: the chief technology officer and the president of of the company gave us the tour of the fun at work tech company. >> we have mobile development taking place over here. >> reporter: their offices have nerf guns, games and kitchen. >> to do that stuff and get everything done is hard to find elsewhere. >> reporter: you might be

tonight tony lopez has more of the exclusive interview with a n who saw it all. >> what happened in the wild bank robbery in stockton? >> they were going like this. with the pistol, you know, and i was in shock. right there and then. >> reporter: from the first shocking moment, jamie martinez had a hard time believing what she was seeing. >> the gunman went for the money. yelling and shouting. >> reporter: alerted by the bank security guard, police responded within minutes and that is when things got uglier. >> when they announced the police officers were there, they said we are going to take hostages. >> reporter: martinez said they only wanted women. taking the bank manager, a teller, and misty holt-singh, a wife and mother of three. >> when she was on the ground, she said don't hurt me. don't hurt me. my daughter is outside waiting. you know, she is in the car. and so, um ... >> what did they tell her? >> don't worry, don't worry. don't worry. >> we are taking fire. >> reporter: as we now know, there was plenty to worry about. >> um, i saw in her eyes, you know, that she was scared.

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. >>> hey, we know california's drought is hurting some crops, but tonight, tony lopez says it is helpingakers. >> grapes love to be stressed. >> reporter: well the ongoing drought has done that, but that isn't a bad thing for some wine makers. ryan taylor's drought drenched grapes are thriving alto burn's mount vernon winery. why is that? stressed out grapes provide a more concentrated fruit flavor taste that is multilayers. >> it tastes like fresh cracked black pepper and a little raspberry. >> reporter: these nice liking zem grapes could get ugly in a hurry if we welcome some rainfall. >> the water could get in and it would start rotting. >> reporter: rain was welcome during the planting season. when that didn't come, mount vernon adjusted focusing on quality instead of big batches of grapes. >> we dry farm everything here. we don't add irrigation. we let mother nature do what it is going to do. >> reporter: and while she hasn't done much; she has actually done quite a bit for these wine makers. >> fantastic. >> good for the wine makers. [ laughter ] >> one of the few good things comin

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. >> california drought is hurting crops but tony lopez says it is helping some winemakers develop anier product. >> you know, grapes love to be stressed. >> reporter: while our ongoing drought has definitely done that, but that is not a bad thing for some wine maker. winemaker's grapes are thriving at auburn's mount vernon winery. why is it good that they are stressed out? it provides a more concentrated fruit flavored taste. >> it tastes like fresh cracked black pepper with raspberry. >> reporter: these grapes could get ugly in a hurry if they get rain. >> it would start rotting from the inside out. >> reporter: rain was welcomed during the planting season. when that didn't come, mount vernon adjusted focusing on quality instead of big batches of grapes. >> we dry farm everything here at mount vernon meaning we don't add any irrigation. we just let mother nature do what it's going to do. >> reporter: and while she hasn't done much, she has actually done quite a bit for sierra foothill winemakers whose grapes continue to soak in the sun from our deliciously dry conditions. >> it's fa

tony awards. her philadelphia experiencees including monster in law with jane fonda and jennifer lopez. 89 years old. >>> lets get to your tmz headlines, twitter followers of actor jason business, aren't too pleased with him. business had to delete what he thought was a humerus tweet about the down malaysia plane. >> bad taste. business tweeted anybody want to buy my malaysia airlines frequent flier miles? well, after numerous complaints from followers say it was too soon, first he called them losers and said they had no sense of humor. but then finally deleted it and tweeted i'm deleting my previous tweet, he went on to say that people were offended and that was not my intent. i'm sorry to those who were. sending positive thoughts to the victims and their families. >> as mike jerrick says, write the the tweet, think about it for at least a minute, and then hit send. >>> tim mcgraw slapped a fan who got touchy feely with him on stage on sunday night. video was posted on tmz. it shows him near the edge of the stage getting close to his audience but one woman got too close for comfort and