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. >> and just like that, voila, gas prices are tobacco on the rise -- back on the rise again. more to come on what >>> and good morning to you, i'm juliette goodrich. >> happy monday everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 on this monday. and lapd will use a bystanders' video to determine what happened in the moments before officers killed a homeless man. danielle nottingham has the very latest now from los angeles. >> reporter: a witness had their cell phone camera rolling as los angeles police and a homeless man got into a confrontation in the city's skid row section around noon sunday. [ sound of gunfire ] during the struggle, shots were fired and the man was killed. officers responded to the area to investigate a possible robbery. >> when they got to the scene they made contact with the suspect. during that contact an altercation o kaured. >> reporter: police say during the struggle. officers tried to use a taser gun on the man. >> it is not known if the taser struck the suspect. but the altercation continued. and that altercation then resulted in an officer-involved sh

. >> voila. >> you guys are leaving me here? >> you're going to be fine. you'll love it. >> no, no, you're taking me to a nice hotel. >> just one little thing. stay in your room. okay? >> they tell me "stay in your room." this place is not safe at all for americans. daniel pearl is really big in the newspapers at the time. all i know is i'm not scared of anything. i'm going to go out and do what i want. so i'm jogging through the streets of pakistan, and i see three cute girls. they got the scarves on, but i can still see their faces. i'm how you ladies doing? my name is erik. i'm from hollywood. a big actor. my god, your eyes are beautiful. >> they don't speak any english, but you don't need to speak a language to still flirt. >> so what you girls doing tonight? >> come back with me, introduce me to your family. >> i've heard i'm not that hard on the eyes. >> a guy comes out of one of the shops. >> this your brother? >> and i'm laughing, oh, what is this guy going to do? >> put your hands up. they're the same. i'm just talking to the lady. put your hands

voila. >> s the removal of the fat first. >> right. you have to have enough fat to be able to transfer it to the buttocks. >> can you take it from the stomach? >> yes. from the stomach, the thighs. absolutely. >> how >> the procedure is -- varies between $7,000 and $10,000. >> wow. a lot of money. >> it's a lot of money tornlgts get a big rear end. >> depends on the type of anesthesia. remember sometimes you have to have a second enhancement, because not all of that fat survives. a possibility. build that into your budget. >> some choose to have implants instead of their own fat? >> in south america implants are popular. not so much here in the united states because they're scarring. >> that's a before and after? >> pretty remarkable. >> a huge difference. are all age groups doing this? >> young women are doing it. of all, particularly latino the lack ethnicities seem to be very popular. older women whose butts have fallen buttocks have fallen doing lifts. a little exaggerated, right. >> that is exaggerated. buyer beware? >> done other

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. >> voila, we are in business. >> just like that, vermont's famous ice cream band, ben & jerry's, scooped up a tesla converting it to a serving station on wheels. they said it owes it to the rest of the world to make major moves about climate change. they are handing out ice cream from a totally emissions free vehicle. >> we have to take action. this is the most urgent thing we're working on. >> employees probably enjoying this process as well. ben & jerry's is taking the tesla across the country in the swirled climates tour. >> tesla is back in business in new jersey. tesla was forced to end sales banning a draw to same directly to consumers but a law was signed allow them to resume operations in the state. >>> and californias may get another rebate for electric cars. >> add to the fact many bay area companies offer free charging stations. it's like getting paid to drive. reporter david baker cover energy. pge is giving rebates for home owners who buy plug-in cars. how much? we don't know. add that to federal tax break, rebates. state breaks adding up to $10,000. speaking of big money, t

. >> voila, we're in business. >> the world's famous ice cream brand, ben and jerry's converting a tesla into a serving station on wheels. ben & jerry's said the rest of the world owes it to the u.s. to bring awareness to climate change. >> this is what the company calls "save our swirls" climate tour. >> president obama is preparing for a visit with british royalty. >> yes, prince charles will meet with the vice president. the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall arrived tuesday and they are slated to move tomorrow. >> hopefully a nice visit. >> wall street hoping to gain momentum after yesterday's rally. >>> and a meeting on capitol hill. the details coming from a live report from washington. >>> and coming up on this last day of winter, we'll check with christina and look at the morning commute with mike. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon, because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders

. ♪ voila. >> the guys trek out to mount royal park with a couple of friends and their baby to shoothe real elements of the scene. >> the video was all done in one take. i was filming the sky, trying to imagine there was a bird there. the kid had hidden in the stroller next to the mother. when the camera pans down and i start running, the father comes back, picks up the baby in the stroller, brings him back where the eagle would have dropped it. >> orange balls are strategically placed on the ground to use as reference points during the 3-d animation process. >> these are our trackers, which you can see, you can use anything that contrast with the background, so that the software can allow the position of every tracker and replicate them in the camera. >> next comes the complex problem of creating the three dimensional elements. the first step is modeling the eagle and his prey. >> my part of the project was to create the model of the baby. here you can see i got my reference, i used it as a guide to a proportion of the baby. it didn't have to be exactly because the baby was seen fro

it's one thing to release a report that says voila, we have found evidence of this kind of treatment, but how do they go about stopping it? >> well, in the case of ferguson, i am sure there are ongoing investigations question w the police chief to decide how they're going to move forward. but i think the larger question is, as a society, are we going to be able to rethink what policing means for us going forward in the 21st century. are we going to take a piecemeal approach or are we going to pass something like a entered omnibus bill, a racial profiling act, black lives matter act to make police rethink how they address these problems. so the overcriminalized, small actions and communities under the theory of broken windows policing, that's been failure. >> ifill: but let me interrupt you for a moment, because these laws already exist in ferguson. they already exist in missouri. how... the question isn't whether the law should be passed, the question is how do you enforce them. that's the part i'm having trouble with. >> oh, so i think that the way you enforce laws and the way you en

just add water, to this powder, voila, you have a mixed drink with alcohol. has given final approval to this powder known as palcohol. could go on sale within months. comes in flavors like rum, cosmopolitan and lemon drop. not everybody is raising a glass. several states are banning it and it could be used to spike food. fox business's newell cavuto asked the creator about this very issue. here what he said. >> there are irresponsible that misuse and alcohol in general. >> the rap is you will make it too easy. >> i don't see any rationale behind that. liz: talking about tripling the envelope. putting three into a glass the water. don't miss the full interview with palcohol creator, mark phillips on neil cavuto, 8:00 p.m. right here on fox business. david: some people think you have to be snorting palcohol if you buy biotechs. they are vastly outperforming nasdaq year-to-date, past year and past five years. look at these numbers, 276%. but the performance led a lot of people to say we're in the midst of a biotech bubble. liz: are they right? let's duke it out.

after seven attempts and many, many late nights, voila, he had an inexpensive portable braille printer. >> i had to make it myself, program it myself. and i just seemed to make a braille printer so there are actually three motors. this motor over here, it rotates the paper over here so you would get the imprint or output, sorry. this motor moves the head left and right. this motor over here moves the head up and down. >> reporter: shubham's one- person focus group is hendry wedler, blind since birth and a doctoral student in chemistry at the university of california davis. wedler learned about the lego printer from a local newspaper story and then got in touch. >> i explained to him is that what we really way is for blind people to produce braille, not necessarily quickly, but sort of on the go just like sighted people can produce print on a printer. that sort of printer, that sort of technology has never existed for me or any other blind person that reads braille. >> reporter: so shubham kept going. the lego version needed a sighted person to operate it. >> is there much paper left on

voila, here you go. >> and no doubt in terms of streaming, we see where this is going in terms of liveadcast it's, especially with a brand hike the nfl which is an international brand. this is the perfect venue with this game in london, and certainly you're going to have a lot of talibans, i guess a lot of fans from the bills and jaguars watching that game on stream. cheryl: who makes sense? is it a yahoo!, a google, a facebook, a youtube? >> you know -- well, certainly when you look at it, i youtube, obviously, probably the front be runner. but, you know, yahoo! -- there's so many of these platforms, and i really think what happens now is the nfl opens itself up to to possibly a new kind of stream or new kind of business that does this coming in and paying mega dollars to have these rights. and, you know, what's interesting is going to be how the nfl handles their broadcasters now, because this is opening up a whole new, you know, can of wax. cheryl: robert tuchman who, by the way, just ran down here -- [laughter] >> i usually have a nice suit on. cheryl: it's great to have you. the g

. >> voila. >> reporter: and presto. you yahoo!'d my trip.he end of a sentence it's a pain to find the period. hit the space bar twice and capitalize the next word for you. >> reporter: oh my gosh. >> i just yahoo!'d your day. >> it's a verb. now i don't know if they yahoo!'d me or sara'd them but they have the best pantry ever. >> because we don't. we definitely don't. >> yeah i ate my way through that office. >> would you take a look at this group. so much talent and extra -- we have joe zee right here. >> yeah. >> we have duty editor in chief bobbi brown and so many folks who are going to be bringing on to "gma" to make your life better smarter every single morning. we're so excited about that starting on monday. >> welcome, guys. >> and james too. he's with us. all coming up. we'll go back to the theater for an exclusive look at "cinderella" plus superstar demi lovato is here live revealing her beauty secrets, so yahoo! come on back. what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next, after the next?

undergoing cancer treatment, robin, for a really misdiagnosed colon cancer much they came together and voilan, let ken and the cameras up close and personal while they were dealing with the diagnosis and getting -- figuring out what kind of treatment they would receive. it is so intimate and so -- i mean their anguish is palpable and the documentary is amazing. i'm so proud discuss to be associated with it. >> we'll get to a clip in just a minute but dr. mukherjee, it started with a patient of yours asking a simple question. >> i mean you know every project starts that way with one single moment and for me the moment was a patient asked me i'm willing to go on with my next therapy, but i need you to tell me why we're doing this. where are we going? and i thought -- i mean we got this question in 2015 our newspapers are inundating us with news on cancer. where is the report card? i want to know people want to know as a person i want to know as a doctor i want to know as a patient i want to know what's -- why are we here today and what's happening next? and the film does exactly that. it shows

put an 18 multiple, voila, 90 bucks. >> accretive as a result of money coming in that be contributedbuying back stocks shrinking cap, higher eps and 18 multiples. >> environmental, they give them to those. a business that chewed up a lot of cap cal it's off the balance sheet. we talk a lot with nelson peltz, 23 minute interview he didn't like our graphics. >> will you stop. i have been doing this i don't know how long. that's a rarity. >> best interview. nelson peltz is unhappy when dupont sold its coating business to carlisle got a low multiple say 5 ebitdaing and translated when the company became public to the multiple dow got with olin. it's a win-win for both companies. you'll see olin up. was it done by the activists? it was put in place before the activists joined the board. you don't want to -- this was in place. it changed dow chemical to a more proprietary chemical company, gets a higher multiple. we'll speak to andrew liveris for more details. >> i'm glad you noted this was in place before the activists. often time activists take credit for things that companies have alrea

voila --we have justice. it is important to understand the operations of those agencies. the fundamental question, how do we prevent crime? we quickly go to the recognition that we have to think carefully. how do we respond to the harm committed by one of us to another one of us? if you start with the harm, it means somebody has been harmed. that person may or may not have called the as you know, very influenced by the riding of my wife on this perspective and half of them never report to the police and some are never even put into the assembly line that is the funnel. so how to respond to the harm? so that means something for that trauma experienced for that crime victim is not compensation or restitution the responding to the need to have their life back on track. then the related question how do we respond in ways that recognized to have significant challenges that brought them to that moment? like medical issues to do exactly a liberty from serious harm to limit that cover as well. but also those two individuals may have something in between them. and they come back a

voilà. quÉ ven aquÍ?artiendo este momento tan importante. cuÉntanos cÓmo estÁ todo. anÍbal: gracias a todos. buenos dÍas. gracias por preocuparse por mateo y por todos. mateo ahora estÁ con el doctor y nada, muy felices y contentos. todavÍa no lo podemos creer. es como lo esperÁbamos tanto, tanto y tanto. ya no lo podemos creer! aquÍ como padres primerizos que lloran y no sabemos quÉ hacer pero ya saben, estamos aquÍ aprendiendo. >> cuÉntanos cÓmo nació, cuÁnto pesÓ. anibal: peso siete libras y 14 onzas y se llama heiden mateo. yo lo recibÍ cuando naciÓ y se lo entreguÉ a su mamÁ. fue parto natural, pero nada. la verdad que verlo fue muy mÁgico. yo sÉ que los que son padres saben lo que estoy diciendo. mi vida cambiÓ cuando lo vi, cuando leÍ su mirada y fuera verdad algo bien mÁgico que no sÉ explicar. >> ale cÓmo estÁ? anÍbal: ale estÁ sÚper feliz. no lo podÍamos creer y ella lloraba, lloraba y lloraba. nuestra bendiciÓn ya llegó. ahora a ser papÁs! no querÍa que le quitaran al niÑo. alan: a quiÉn se par

you can compare that and say oh, my gosh, voila obviously unionization means a $60 benefit to this plumber in new york. if you adjust for cost of living, the cost of what that dollar buys, kind of disposable income, you'll find workers in right to work states are much better off than their brothers and sisters. host: since we're showing charts one more for viewers, this also from the pugh research center 46% back in 1985. you can see the ups and downs over the years. 51% in 2013. we're talking with mark mix during a week in which wisconsin became the 25th state to sign right to work legislation. robert is up next, arizona line for democrats. robert, good morning. caller: good morning. my full name is genius robert. my father named me that way so that i would become a thoughtful person and could be analytical, and it's a broad, broad discussion about people's rights and how people can get distortion. i've seen too good occasion -- are you still there? host: yep, we're listening. caller: ok, listen up ok, please. you know, i said good morning, and i want to be humane. you know, when people w