. >> stephen: do you know about wax for paul?tuso's wax figure of paul giamatti. this gets put around a lot: this blew up last year. ( cheers and applause ) >> we're still out there fighting it. we're still out there fighting for it. >> stephen: you may not know this, but last year we bought a wax statue of zachary taylor. we bought it from a closing wax figurine shop down in gettysburg, pennsylvania. >> fantastic! >> stephen: we bought this and we have converted it in your honor. paul, come with me. >> oh, my gosh! >> stephen: bring it out boys! >> wow! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we are gathered here to right a wrong that has been done to one of america's finest actors. >> they a hell of a good job with that. >> stephen: "the late show" is proud to unveil this-- the official wax statue of mr. paul edward valentine giamatti. with "cinderella man," he captured our hearts. with "sideways" he touched our souls. and with "san andreas," i assume he bought a summer home. ( laughter ) there is, perhaps, no man more deserving of

. >> n.r.a., wax, salty or bay. >> yonone of the above. >> your consent dank? >> dank. >> teens are organizing the movement not old adults so does it make it cool if they listen and do you think they will take credit for it? >> it doesn't matter who takes credit for it, it just matters that the change has to come. >> i learned a lot including how to dab. it was clear america's grownups failed at enacting any change, we adults would have to count on the next generation to solve all the rest of our difficult problems. >> all right, american high schoolers. you have started a conversation about guns that could actually move towards legislation. so which one of you wants to take on north korea? perfect. middle east conflict. are you sure you can handle it? you're wearing a choker.

madame tussaud said the wax figure will cost $200,000 to make. london wax figure will be unveiled shortly before they get married on may 19th and the new york version will go on display this summer. >>> steph curry has missed the past 6 games for the warriors but i got good news for fans. and saint mary's goes to overtime to try to keep their season alive. tip-off next. >> what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may come and feature your school on our thursday morning show. we'll be right back. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at what's expected to be one of the >>> time now 5:22. 880 south of 238 for folks making their way into san lorenzo and hayward, be prepared for slowdowns. we have report of a new crash that's blocking one of the lanes in that southbound direction. so we are definitely dealing with wet roads. please reduce that speed. >>> kpix 5's anne makovec live at what's expected to be one of the areas hit hardest diet storm joins us from the santa cruz mountains. you can see it's really c

so i went to her waxing lady. i had never been to a waxing lady. and the lady called me in.er into her room. and she turns around and goes what are we doing today, just the mustache? >> i did have ocd. i had difficulty making eye contact with people for about until the age of 32. and so stand-up was so great for a way to connect with people that felt very safe. >> i was a bit of a dark kid. i'd occasionally stage my own dead for fun. mother, i've taken a whole bottle of pills. oh my god, what did you take? tums. maria, those are your father's. what, mother? i can't hear you. the calcium is coursing through my veins. >> from the very beginning, i was going up there to find myself and to be myself. and when i went through a divorce, when i was separated, i went on stage and started working through it. i don't know if it was funny. it was profoundly uncomfortable. >> i'm a panicky, angry man. i make calls like this. dude, i'm losing my mind! no, i'm having a breakdown or something! i'm serious! oh, you're tired? all right, take the day off, i'll call the other guy. dude, i'm lo

. >> friday night was hideous, candle wax everywhere.he worst part is not having hot water for showers and laundry. >> 63,000 of peco's customers lost power he height of the storm. we have all 2600 peco employees committed, a plan of attack for whatever quinn might bring. >> with another nor'easter on the way, people rushed to home depot after word that a shipment of generator arrived. one after the other people were buying up generators like hot cakes. >> we are getting emergency shipments in because they are flying off of the shelves. >> patty la sage scooped up one for them and another for a friend. >> a lot of stores are out. >> we called lowes and other home depots and true value, no one had them. >> you must consider yourself lucky to have these? >> yes. >> peco hoped to have everyone on grid midweek. that is subject to exchange chae depending on how bad the next nor'easter hits us. jim? >> one family finds a extension cord snaking through their house running a generator. the greenburgs have been told not to expect the lights to be

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she starts with wax to feather out her eyebrows.like grass and she's going to keep it somewhat simple. she finds those tiny, little flowers. add glue to the ends and she adds to her eyebrows, making it look like she's got flowers growing out of them. add a few butterfly stickers and there you go. >> it's creative but come on, people. >> she looks like a fairy almost. that looks lake a costume. >> she's curious. wants to know what people will think. she hits the street. will people copy this look for easter? she pretty much immediately starts getting reactions. >> holy moses. >> wonderful. >> would you try them? >> no. >> there you go, if you do try this, use #gardeneyebrow, and share on our page because i want to see. >>> spa day at the dollar support. >> pedi perfect. >> it's on. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come -- >> we've conquered the yukon. >> gold rush parkers trail is going south for season two. this is making alaska look like a resort. now the man behind the operation gives us the dirt on the crew's latest

whoever has to give she-hulk a bikini wax. want to talk brave, how about captain america's undocumented mexican gardener? he's not braver than whoever uses the bathroom after the thing. (chuckles) as usual, you're all wrong. the bravest person in the marvel universe is the doctor who gives wolverine his prostate exam. how about the guy who gets a prostate exam from wolverine? (laughs) now you're just being silly. wolverine's never displayed the slightest interest in helping others prevent prostate cancer. (phone ringing) hello. yes, the elevator's out of order; you'll have to use the stairs. of course you can. pizza dates back to the 16th century, while the first elevator was not installed until 1852.

i mean that's a whole other ball of wax there. but it's all related to the ethics. >> in deed it's different in some cases. feed to see you. that was a summati there. g wasn't a question. thank you for join. >> thanks for having me. >> you bet. thanks. >> general electric shares take off on rumors of abl pos investment by warren buffett. that's where we begin tonight's marketcu blockberg said there was speculation among traders that the billionairenvestor may be considering a stake had the edruggling industrial giant. the uncertainty to a run up in ge's stock. the shares climbed more than % at one point. while mr. buffett hasn't made an announcement of anv getment in the past he said he would consider taking a position in the company at the right prize. ge shares rose nearly 4.5% to >>> sit ron research is betting against twitter because it is vulnerable to social privacy regulations. twitteresponded saying users know their tweets are public and added that uss' direct messages are not sold. twitter shares though are off 12% to 28.

as england waned, he waxed. his partner, smaller in size but not ambition.70 before broad and bairstow combined again. de grandhomme gone and england stayed on top. for now. patrick geary, bbc news. england's women were beaten by australia in the final of the twenty20 tri—series tournament in mumbai. australia made the highest total in women's twenty20 internationals, with 209—4. they beat england by 57 runs. in the next few minutes, great britiain‘s anthonyjoshua and joseph parker of new zealand will walk out at the principality stadium in front of around 78,000 fans, ahead of what is the first heavyweight unification fight to take place in britain. joshua, who is the 2012 olympic super heavyweight champion, is expected to earn around £15 million from tonight's fight. that's all for now. that is it. good night. bye—bye. many of you, through this weekend, have had to look at something akin to that, the favoured few have seen something a good deal cheerier. the reason for this mishmash is that some of you have been stuck close by toa some of you have been stu

create momentum create action and create real change in the world we just share this with you from the wax idols and a band in san fran on the west coast of us and they describe you as an active and outspoken feminist for decades it hasn't always been in fashion with the music well as it is now so when you see people talk about feminism right now in a nutshell in a sentence what do you think about i think it's great i think it's wonderful that that there is that feminism has become. something that anybody can say they're feminist and not be misinterpreted when i was it's hard to say it in a nutshell but when i was younger i heard people talk about post-feminism as though feminism had been like there was no need for it i think there's still a need for feminism and people realize now that it doesn't have to do with gender has to do with equal rights i respond enjoy south by southwest. thank you for being here with us on the street it's my pleasure so i'll wrap up this part of the conversation with this tweet from greg about last guys who actually happens to be alice is how the bed he writes

wax those skis and snow boards, still incredible conditions to be had. >> i think hopefully winter has been saved. beautiful conditions and perfect day for skiing. lucky to be here. >> reporter: as sierra tahoe, a number of people who wouldn't resist the temptation. >> just plain and pretty. >> it looks great. and it is about time. waiting for the snow all season. >> and the depth will be 29. >> reporter: things looking better, the snow survey that counts. near twin bridges, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> and there is more snow on tap for the sierra. sandhya patel joins us with more details. >> i want to show what you it looks like right now. clouds moving through the bay area. there is a storm to our west. this is actually a milder storm so it is not going to produce the kind of snow that we saw with the last system. take a look at what is coming. a few inches between wednesday night and thursday. as we head into sunday, another system comes through and they could be seeing about a half a foot of snow. wednesday night system is a one. light rain and light wind expected. producing a few

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wax those skis and snow boards, still incredible conditions to be had. >> i think hopefully winter has been saved. beautiful conditions and perfect day for skiing. lucky to be here. >> reporter: as sierra tahoe, a number of people who wouldn't resist the temptation. >> just plain and pretty. >> it looks great. and it is about time. waiting for the snow all season. >> and the depth will be 29. >> reporter: things looking better, the snow survey that counts. near twin bridges, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> and there is more snow on tap for the sierra. sandhya patel joins us with more details. >> i want to show what you it looks like right now. clouds moving through the bay area. there is a storm to our west. this is actually a milder storm so it is not going to produce the kind of snow that we saw with the last system. take a look at what is coming. a few inches between wednesday night and thursday. as we head into sunday, another system comes through and they could be seeing about a half a foot of snow. wednesday night system is a one. light rain and light wind expected. producing a few

and waxed paper instead of clingfilm. i work on a fairly tight budget. we think it's probably a bit cheaper, don't we? we haven't done a complete comparison, but our gut feeling is that it's cheaper. so windscreen wash now is water, a little bit of detergent, vinegar, and it works a treat. but will the evanses grind their coffee instead of buying pods, and use a strainer, rather than tea bags containing plastic? i think it's brilliant. absolutely brilliant. you're quite blown away by this? yes, lam. well, there's the fruit and veg. tomorrow, we'll follow their ten day challenge. i've got a stinking cold. and it's not easy. i've just been up to the chemist. everything is packaged in blinkin' plastic! jon kay, bbc news, bristol. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. we are going to be frost free tonight, which will make a nice change to what we have been experiencing for such a long time now. we will feel a big difference tomorrow morning. most will be frost free. there will inevitably be one two spots that will be freezing, the towns

and waxed paper, instead of clingfilm. andrew and i do work on a fairly tight budget.ell, we think it's probably a bit cheaper, don't we?

recently rediscovered for centuries people read the book by candlelight as evidenced by the spots of wax. isn't clean and people heard before being digitized with a truly professional technique and professional equipment it is obvious you know the situation so this room is extremely important for storing all the dreamy old manuscripts and documenting them with a camera. i'm not going to show you an incredibly important treasure this little room is where we store the oldest document that's it it's our war on our. books written in aramaic the language of jesus which christians in iraq still cultivate even today written in the seventeenth century this book shows jesus entering jerusalem another work preserves musical traditions. with the wrote in arabic and also in french and phonetically this is currently the oldest handwritten manuscript we have minutes we have never had anything like it before. venice. in the fifteenth century the city was at the center of the renaissance here with great enthusiasm the middle ages were left behind and antiquity with its philosophy its knowledge and its c

rentals going out, waxes coming in. people preparing their gear, getting ready to go up. >> that was cornell bernard reporting. and here's a look at the pg&e power map. most of the outages are in the east bay. >>> sadly, when the power goes out, some people behave badly. matt keller spotted several cars just blowing through an intersection in san jose after a traffic light went out. >> reporter: we're here at the intersection of hamilton avenue and sagemont. and this intersection does not have power. we've been seeing people blow right through this intersection. we have a truck oming up. it's dangerous. watch this person, blowing right through, probably doing about 40 miles per hour right through the intersection. luckily, no one was coming. it's obviously dangerous, because it's raining and dangerous because people are not paying attention out here. >> a reminder from police, the safest thing to do is treat a non-working signal simply like a four-way stop. >> here's a reminder to drive safely so you don't end up upside

you too he had just come from two hours with the way in which billy had said and i found some head of wax like joey brown says well nobody's perfect the music a media comes up and out the and you're out of the movie theater you are in the parking lot and you're driving on the way home before you say what the hell does that mean it doesn't mean anything there's no logical ending to this movie. nobody's perfect is a pioneer face of the audience i smoke smoke all the time i don't care. how terrible perhaps for three years not a movie with a saxophone like i forgive you. i could never write. going to. be about it as. i may. well nobody's perfect. after its world premiere in new york in march one thousand nine hundred nine some like it hot was released nationally in the us within a few months it was a triumphant success. the third only collected one oscar for its costumes in e.u. epic ben-hur swept up a record breaking eleven academy awards but a few months later it won best picture at the golden globes where jack lemmon and marilyn monroe also picked up the prizes for best actor and actress.

prior to that, they used plastic or wax. what else was it? 35mm soundtrack type of device. then, for later presidents, it was to developictabelts. and finally to magnetic tape. i am leaving some out as i don't recall but they were all recording devices. i realize there was no former president that would say -- look, we all did that. boy, what a difference that would make. i will tell you one thing that bothers the devil out of me was that the people that were alive who worked for those presidents did not come forward when they knew it. you will notice right now that you can go to amazon -- if you want to get recordings written down or transcribed why jfk or lbj, there are books. caroline kennedy wrote the forward to the one on jfk. the reason it took so long to say that they had it was that they did not want to do it to defend president nick said. but they all did it. and in terms of expletive deleted -- president nixon talked tough when he talked to a guy or a number of guys. he never said even the word "hell" or "damn" to my knowledge in front of a woman or a child. but t

i'm not sure what the word is. >> wax museums can be that way >> either works. >> thanks. >> let's get a check on the rally. it's a big one at session highs the dow surnling more than 500 points every dow component participating except for general electr electric we're buv 24,000 the s&p is up 54 points. also a gain of 2%. 2642 and the nasdaq composite higher by 2.5%, a gain of 172 points. 7,165. all of the s&p 500 sectors are in the green financials, tech, and consumer discretionary are leading the way with gains between 2% and 3% >> stocks are rallying, as trade tensions ease. so how to position your portfolio now. we have a trillion dollars worth of advice with david laugherty, chief market strategist. welcome. good to have you with us you point out an investor's return in equities are part dividends, part earnings, and part the dollars that the investor is willing to pay for each dollar of earnings. the multiple and you think that one of those pegs, specifically the multiple, is not going to be there this year what does that imply about the kinds of returns investors s

what we do know is at the time he's waxing poetic about natural gas, there was only one in the unitedowned by shaner energy and we know scott pruitt was living in shaner energy's lobby's house. the lobbyist firm specifically lobbies on issues related to the export of liquefied natural gas. so today he was living in his house while he was traveling on your dime to go pitch liquefied natural gas imports. i wonder what he was paying for in rent? i wonder if his rent was paid by now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> that's a little swampy. >> usually you say it's like oh, you're living in the house. literally living in the house. >> i have not heard of a closer relationship than that, actually. you can't get closer than living in the house. >> maybe if they were sharing clothes. >> so you seem pretty close to convinced that it wasn't the travel. the travel is not why donald trump fires people, expensive travel does not get you fired in the trump administration?

it includes a display of wax figures of the royals. including the queen and prince williams.ng if meghan markle's image will be feature. do not worried -- were you. it will be ready in time for the wedding. >> thank you so much for joining us today at noon. news continues right now on ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. the rain is gone. enjoy these next few days. it's going to be nice and warm. >> we will be out there. for the oakland a's opener. if you're going to the baseball game, warm now. bring that jacket. let's hope for a good ballgame. have a great rest of the afternoon. 4 on 2 is our next newscast. n:3:3:3 >> are we overhyping peanut allergies. we have answers. undeveloped countries the food allergies are dramatically less than the united states. is the difference? rooms.lthy conference these are knock outs with assausalt.a >> coming up next. dr. oz: are you ready? yeah. dr. oz: b

>> it waxes and wanes. absolutely.hing that is most impressive about conor lamb's victory is that people who are voting for trump already are quitting on him. mostly it has been college educated white people. here, the college educated white people who have been republicans, they are switching and switched for history. now we are seeing, not a ton. i have had a belly full of trump's tax cuts and policies. >> is that base on policy or personal chaos in the white house. >> chaos don't help. but democrats who run on medicare and social security are going to win. >> i appreciate it. thanks. the former director of national intelligence, james clapper coming up next. be right back. when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connec

. >> do you do body waxing. >> you must be nice to fat people. >> i'm a great fan of beans. >> open your>> pizzas for a gay wedding. >> how come jews have more money than a lot of people. >> anal sex. >> isis. >> happy birthday to you. [ cheers and applause ] >> the towels, the towels have aids. >> jimmy: was a tough day on wall street the dow plunged 744 points fifth biggest drop ever after trump announced $50 billion on tariffs on gooded from china pushing closer to all out trade word. promised to run congress like a business unfortunately run like a byzantine a byzantine business run by donald trump. donald trump. a counselman are in new york would ban a bill kvm to prevent are smoking and walking. can no longer smoke when you walk. i grew up in las vegas where it seems parents gave significance receipt jarome iginla rome iginla cigarettes in the fourth great. peanut butter and jelly and four marboroo in there. my aunt smoked like the monkey as a zoo. someone figured out that second house smoke is bad so they stopped allowing it indoors and made it illegal in most places to smoke endu

. >> he waxes and wanes. >> exactly. i was going back and forth with jeff zeleny at the white house. i said is there anything you've learned? he said even at this moment, less than an hour and a half before he has this signing ceremony, we don't know exactly what he's going to do except we understand he likely will give exemptions to canada and mexico. >> to stormy daniels. we were watching and i alluded to sarah sanders, what she was saying. trump is reportedly furious with her. the story line steroids yesterday. does he have a point? did it sort of backfire because it was the first time, i think, we all heard on the record that now officially he is linked to all of this. >> maybe if you look at the political point of view. you are not going to hear from me. i'm guessing you feel the same way, any criticism of somebody at this white house or any white house giving actual information. she didn't have all the information. she didn't have the details. it's something, frankly, that is not in her lane. she said that from the

>> my skis are waxed and ready to go, just in case.'s check in with sal. >> by the way, chains are required on 80 and 50. >> do you know if they are open? to they are open, eastbound 80 and westbound 80 is closed. it will probably open as soon as the sun comes up. >> are you advising people not to even drive? steve was saying, don't even try to drive, yesterday. >> if you are going to go, you have to have your chains on. if you want to wait -- or have a four-wheel-drive -- these change -- the chain restrictions aren't for four- wheel-drive vehicles. even your four-wheel drive vehicle is going to have to have snow tires. things may change as the morning goes on. let's take a look at the commute now on 580 westbound. i want to say, westbound 580 -- westbound 80 is still closed but that will probably change soon. there's a little bit of stop and go traffic along the altamont pass. it gets better by the time you reach livermore, livermore to dublin. if you are driving on interstate 880 north and southbound, it's a nice-looking drive, defin

. >>> a delaware elementary school wrapped up black history month with a living wax museum and the owede in the projects to tell the stories of some of the greatest african-americans. they dressed in costumes and sat beside the creations. >>> we have breaking news from lehigh valley. a jury reached a verdict in the the case against ed pawlowski. he has maintained his innocence. once we know the verdict we'll bring it to you. >> now time for a check of the accuweather forecast. cecily tynan is busy in the weather center tonight. we have a major storm on the way. and show you the shot from the pagoda overlooking reading and the leading edge of the rain is pushing in and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing along i-95 it's light however it's picking up in intensity across berks county and the lehigh valley valley and bethlehem and easton and seeing the yellow, and this is from the initial low pressure and the transfer of energy to the coast bringing the high gusty winds with the event you'll change over to snow. philadelphia 53 degrees and we hit 5810 degree as government normal for a

rentals going out, waxes coming in. people preparing their gear, getting ready to go up. >> that was cornell bernard reporting. and here's a look at the pg&e power map. most of the outages are in the east bay. >>> sadly, when the power goes out, some people behave badly. matt keller spotted several cars just blowing through an intersection in san jose after a traffic light went out. >> reporter: we're here at the intersection of hamilton avenue and sagemont. and this intersection does not have power. seeing people blow right through this intersection. we have ack oming up. it's dangerous. watch this person, blowing right through, probably doing about 40 miles per hour right through the intersection. luckily, no one was coming. it's obviously dangerous, because it's raining and dangerous because people are not paying attention out here. >> a reminder from police, the safest thing to do is treat a non-working signal simply like a four-way stop. >> here's a reminder to drive safely so you don't end up upside down like thei

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wax very much. >>. [applause] thank you very much. we have three minutes for questions so we still have maybe two of them to you to respond as quickly as we can and i appreciate it. one person asks can you say something about israel's treatment of palestinian christians and western christian ngos such as worldvision where you previously worked. another person asked what is it say about christians for israel that the largest lobby or executive director is not actually a christian. >>. >> that says a lot. >> it shows, can i dare use the word evil of the kind of collaboration that happens around a political issue rather than a moral issue. the first question, i believe the ngos are being stifled. there being shut off, arrested and the cooling effort to share our people. i think the ngos generally are in the target big time. and some of our staff people are arrested for total charges that are just so counterintuitive as to be ridiculous. and talking to the lawyers about what happens to these people, he's an israeli, and israeli jew. we al

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