zoe: thank you for calling zoe's chocolate.onis: ...a confectionery company based in waynesboro, pennsylvania. zoe: text pam and ask her if she can cover your monday shift. lemonis: their mission -- to turn out exquisitely handcrafted chocolates inspired by their greek heritage. eleni: i really like the consistency. lemonis: you could say that chocolate is running through their veins. their family has been in the chocolate business for over 100 years, including their father, george, a greek immigrant. they brought him onboard as their master chocolatier and quickly gained a small following. pantelis: i just wanted to follow up on that order that you wanted for those clients that are coming in next weekend. lemonis: but 10 years in, sales have dropped sharply and their losses are mounting. zoe: you know what? yeah, refund his entire order. pantelis: that's ridiculous. lemonis: and zoe's fear is that her family legacy may disappear. zoe: [bleep] how are you gonna get all these orders out? ♪ lemonis: still, my research tells me th

zoe gamora. [ cheers and applause ] >> zoe gamora is a character i play.amora is here to help us with a cosmetics demonstration. this year red has paired with tarte cosmetics to produce a make-up line that will blow your socks off. wow! [ cheers and applause ] >> kristen, they look great in the case, but can we see them in action? >> you bet we can. let's take a walk to our cosmetic command center. >> what the -- what happened? it looks like a raccoon got into this stuff. security? >> all right. all right. >> yes kristen bell? [ cheers and applause ] >> here's the deal. here is the deal -- we think a raccoon may be loose in the studio. keep your gorgeous, smoky eyes peeled. please. >> okay, kristen bell. bye, kristen bell. >> thank you. >> so cute. >> he does look cute, doesn't he? there's make-up and mustache hair everywhere. now we have to clean up this mess. the good news is, clean-up will be a breeze thanks to the dyson v6 absolute cord-free vacuum. [ cheers and applause ] look at that! >> hold on. why is a woman being forced to clean up after a man? i

i know you and zoe went out to the northwest. did you drive out there?let's go do the road trip that the family does." a beautiful part of the country. so we took, like, a little vacay writing trip, stayed in bed and breakfasts. so zoe wanted to go on a hike one day out to this waterfall we heard about. >> seth: are you hiking people? >> no. >> seth: okay. >> we live in manhattan. [ laughter ] >> seth: you live in manhattan. yeah, that's not -- >> we're city dwellers. >> seth: yes, okay, gotcha. >> and it's, like, bear season, apparently. it's like end of august, early september. >> seth: yeah, that would be something i wouldn't know, i would have to be told. yeah. [ laughter ] >> no, we were told this. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> but the bears are apparently, like, storing up for winter. so they're hungry. they know what's coming. so i asked the woman at the bed and breakfast, "hey, we are going for this hike. you know, the bears?" and she happened to be a woman who worked at the san diego zoo for, like, 30 years. she said, "well, you don't want to run in

>> zoe now joins eddie redmayne and johnny depp for the j.k. beasts, the crimes of grindelwald." >> you never met a monster you couldn't love. >> mistake. >> there's no better place to talk about the franchise's epic return than universal studio's wizarding world of harry potter. >> it's kind of like british weather, but the sunshine. so you got snow everywhere but it's actually really warm and toasty. >> eddie's newt meets jude law as the younger al bus dumbledore. >> it's late. good evening, newt. >> you remember there's this wonderful term now wizarding world and of course the potter films and these films do join up. >> and since you can't be a wizard without a wand -- >> enough! >> keltie got the cast to give her a little spell casting tutorial. >> there you go. you're not knighting me. >> whatever. >> feel how weighty that is. >> yeah. now feel his dinky wand. >> now feel my little thing, like air. >> oh, my god. dumbledore. what did you get this at the half-off bin? >> like the under arm. >> oh, hey. >> quick one. >> i think that may have

as a zoe says, the format could veer off into different parts of the conversation?porter of debates, particularly in the run—up to a general election, as you would expect coming from sky news in my past, who campaigned vehemently and consistently for this. i actually think this format is fatally flawed, either format camera really. think this format is fatally flawed, eitherformat camera really. he had idea just doesn't work in our current, fractured politics. brexit is split political opinion in all sports of different directions, and it's not a criticism of theresa may orjeremy corbyn, but theyjust cannot reflect the full spectrum of opinion. ultimately, the only valid way of approaching the correct situation is to get a full, a much bigger range of people. he got to have someone representing people's vote, someone representing that energy group in the conservative party. you've got to absolutely have someone representing northern ireland and scotland, and the list goes on, which probably to be fair would make the whole thing a bit unmanageable. how important than

zoe is full—time, butjess also has anotherjob.really good idea to get into festivals with this trailer. because you get free tickets? yeah. they bought the caravan from an elderly woman for £750 and converted it themselves to save money. it was quite a big job. we quite recklessly did it as well. there are some things we pulled out. at one point, we ripped out this huge system and then we were like let's get a new one. google what it is like. £2000. right, 0k, better go through the skip. we laughed more than we cried. we had terrible gigs that have been complete washouts, and then stood in the rain for seven hours and served three portions. i want to have a look inside. show me. i wanted to know what aspects of the business the girls need to improve on. obviously, we need a lot of work on social media. that becomes quite a full—time job to really nail that down. so it would be good to get a bit more organisation in handling that. so it seems to me the girls are lacking a bit of direction. or have some help with social media would

. >> "elf" marked the first leading film roles for co-stars will ferrell and zoe deschanel who dyed her >> i hate being a blonde. i'm sorry, blondes, but i really don't like being blonde. >> their most iconic scene together is their duet in the shower. ♪ the neighbors might ♪ baby outside >> both of them really sing in the film, but zoe says their chemistry together was pure movie magic. ♪ i wish i knew how >> he wasn't there. he was singing separately from me. a lot of it, the water isn't actually running. i was just like singing my song. but you know, that's movies. >> another on-set secret? >> i did all my own stunt food eating. spaghetti with maple syrup, chocolate syrup, pop tarts and m&ms. >> the scene actually had to be shot twice because apparently will couldn't keep it down the first time. >> it's nasty at first, but it's an acquired taste. >> i know you're wondering those yellow elf tights. >> sometimes a comedy is so perfect from start to finish, you leave it be. >>> here's something that is happening, kelly ripa is headed to riverdale. she posted this sexy shot on set, her h

dina: welcome to zoe's.e treats are delicious... lemonis: that was really good. -dina: yeah. lemonis: ...but the business is in meltdown. zoe: the last couple years, it's just been declining, and i can't figure out why. lemonis: though the owners, three siblings, have made great sacrifices, they've failed to properly market their product... sean: our initial reaction was that we didn't know how it connected to you. zoe: what's the story to this, that we're greek? lemonis: ...and they're resistant to even the smallest change. petros: we don't want to be mainstream and do what everyone else is doing. that's how we've gotten to 18 awesome chocolate pieces. lemonis: in 10 years. lemonis: if i can't get them to open up and try new things... zoe: i don't like the top. i don't like the cross.

zoe owns a big chocolate company... lisa: hi, zoe. zoe: nice to meet you.ennsylvania. lisa: i love chocolate. lemonis: ramona owns a hair-care company called ashtae. ramona: how you doing? lemonis: this is lisa. lisa s.: nice to meet you. lemonis: she's the owner of a giant pet-store chain. juli: so how's the process been? lisa: it's crazy. it's a lot of work and stuff to understand, that i don't understand a lot. zoe: i think it always takes time, and as you go, you figure it out. juli: and what's wonderful is that, like, you can literally call up to any one of us and say, "i don't know what the [bleep] i'm doing." ramona: we're just human and the uncertainty makes us all very nervous. lisa: yeah. i do that all the time. i'll be like, "i can't do this no more. the hell with this. i mean, i done walked out on stuff," but i don't stop because of my son, honestly. i really do this more for cory. ramona: but i think there's more to it than just your son. juli: cory is gonna be who he is. ramona: absolutely. juli: he's gonna succeed, but that doesn't mean that

but unfortunately, zoe didnt make it out alive.cat and two other dogs were also killed in the fire. officials say the cause is still under investigation. considering the giants have looked up to the dodgers in the division for the last few years, what better way to score a victory over their rival than take one of their top decision makers. a new chapter in giants history today...with the introduction of new president of baseball operations--farhan zaidi. the now-former dodgers exec met the media at 3rd-and-king this afternoon. the 41-year-old is thought of as one of the best executives and brightest minds in the sport... m-i-t graduate... went to cal for his doctorate in economics. his first job in baseball was working with billy beane in the a's front office. after 10-years, he built a reputation as a superb analytics exec, then went on to be the dodgers general manager. with the giants missing the postseason the last two years coupled with some bad records, zaidi's got some work in front of him, but here's his philosophy on what

zoe and jess meet one of their big heroes, zoe and jess meet one of their big heroes, chef and award—winningen. she runs her own restaurant and has written loads of cookbooks. hello. hi, so excited. nice to meet you. hi. so, the food, first and foremost any new business that should be your key intro. so what is... we think the food, drink and the good times. so we are really aware of the food being massive part of also the environment and the setting in the ambience. dishes. ok, so our street food menu, we normally do a classic big bad burger but would really top quality ingredients. junk food with good quality products. not feel too bad about eating it. it's the way forward, as we all want. can i ask you something rude? are you making money? we are making money, yeah. we spend money also. we are always like working hard we should get some we are always like working hard we should get some flights to ibiza. hen dos, stag dos, weddings, after you have it already but visualising these things is really important. booze makes about four fifths of every restaurant business is booze. so that is wh

oye zoe 16 de noviembre estos los titulares. en la historia de california. protestas por visitas de donald trump, no todos le dieron la bienvenida. hubo crÍticas. incendios de cuatro alarmas. los bomberos lucharon contra las voracellamas de un siniestro esta noche. "noticias univisiÓn 14: fin de semana", comienza ya. presentadora: gracias por acompaÑarnos. le saluda beatriz ferrari. [habla en inglÉs] beatriz: el alguacil del condado confirmÓ que son 76 las vÍctimas mortales del incendio y miles buscan a sus seres queridos. las cifras de fallecidos asciende a 76, , mÁs de 15,500 estructuras estÁn amenazadas que siniestro fue controlado en un 75 por ciento. donald trump recorridolas zonas devastadas por el incendio mÁs poderoso de los Últimos 100 aÑos. yomara lÓpez tienen los detalles. yomara todo. donald trump visitÓla ciudad mÁs afectada por el incendio y muchos dicen que la ciudad de donald trump fue un alivio y una esperanza para ellos. el gobernador de california y el gobernador electo recibieron esta maÑana donald trump en la base de la fuerza aÉrea. aho

. —— zoe tillman is a reporter for buzzfeed.g about this. this. years, led by the democrats, who now lead the house of representatives. lead the house of representatives. today, he called it a hoax. likely —— to recent events make that more likely? more likely? investigations that would prevent in doing that. doing that. control —— not under the control jeff sessions. jeff sessions. administration in its dealings with mueller. mueller. trump to get the attorney general he wa nts. trump to get the attorney general he wants. wants. can the democrats prevent that nomination? that nomination? can do only controlling the house of representatives. representatives. the nominations, that goes the us senate. that goes the us senate. role for the house of representatives to play there. representatives to play there. mueller, making it even more difficult to fire him. difficult to fire him. they can do is train shed some light on it as best they can. on it as best they can. and just briefly, an overview if you would. briefly, an overview i

zoe wrote the report which sets out the pressures facing police.icularly when people are in crisis, they are caring, compassionate, they get there really quickly. but the police are stepping into the shoes of mental health practitioners. they're having to give care and treatment to people who are ill when actually the right people to give that care and treatment are people who are medically trained, who have mental health expertise and are able to care for people in hospital beds, not in the back of police cars or, even worse, locking people with a mental illness up in police cells. we say it's just got to stop. and it's happening with alarming regularity, isn't it? every single day the police are going beyond their core roll in order to keep people in mental health crisis safe. we are also finding that mental health practitioners, when they shut up shop, at the end of the day, are pushing some of their demands and responsibility onto the police because the police are a 24/7 service. i think you mean mental health professionals are telling people,

kristen bell, will ferrell, chris rock, channing tatum, mila kunis, snoop dogg, brad paisley, zoe saldanaarrell williams. and now red, i'm seeing red, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you. i appreciate it. i'm jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] a very special special. thank you. thank you for watch, thank you for coming and welcome to what is our fourth-annual red benefit show.

. >> last night's seventh annual gala was a star-studded event honoring gina rodriguez and zoe saldanat of eva's do-good squad that also includes america ferrara and rosario dawson. they were out campaigning together. >> is there a movie that's going to star all five of you? >> yes, there is. we're all going to be super heros. >> i love it. >>> still ahead our first look inside the brady house with all six brady kids. >> when i first stepped inside, i was shocked. >> no way. >> the epic remodel to match the iconic set. >> and the backstreet boys break news on "e.t." and deliver a message to a certain nsyncer. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> i like that. >> it's a little crazy looking here in marcia brady's eyes. >> i know. >> right back at you. >> what an amazing day that was getting to talk to all six brady kids right in front of their tv home. the property was actually only used to show the outside of the house. now the cast is going to help renovate the inside and when they got their first look around, well, good thing there's a bunch of 'em to get the work done. >> when

here is the zoe kleinman. to him today. he's just refused to come. they've invited him several times before, he said no, they said ok. ‘you cannot come to london, we will do it via video link, ‘we hear there is technology that will work.‘ he said no again. in his place he sent richard allen a very senior and uk—based executive of facebook him up but it wasn't really going down very well. there is a big sense that facebook‘s founder the ceo and the man behind all the decisions, needs to be in that chair. today is part of this continuing inquiry into fake news and disinformation that is being run by the uk select committee here in the uk, but also with other countries as well. now what happened was, they wanted to talk particularly to facebook because it is such a massive network. 2 billion users worldwide. there's been so many examples of misinformation being shared particularly in the run—up to elections. and they want to know what is going on. and what we found today was really interesting. richard allen was

. >> mysteries about jack's war time tragedy will also be revealed as kevin and zoe arrive in vietnamy tight lipped about tonight's episode on company orders, but he promises it'll be emotional. >> there's something very special about mandy and milo together on screen and so it's something i will be tuning in for for sure. >> this is nice. >>> nischelle is new york with some surprises about michael b. jordan. sign me up. >> it was bananas, nancy. i was there as the new jersey native surprised his hometown crowd burg a screening of his movie "creed two" and the reaction was exactly what you would expect it to be. >> michael b. jordan. >> what has this been like? >> it's like emotional over were loving on you. >> oh, man, that was crazy. it was nuts, man. >> i didn't think your grin could get any bigger. >> oh, man. it's like i'm trying not to smile so hard right now, but it's really hard. >> yeah, we cannot wait to see michael in "creed two." if you can believe it, he got even stronger than he was in the original and in "black panther." how does he stay grounded? you can thank the woma

andrew: and zoe. emily: this is zoe. andrew: training is a very, very important part of la dogworks, which fell off greatly. lemonis: why do you think that is? andrew: you know what, la dogworks isn't for everybody. lemonis: how does a customer contact you if they have a complaint? emily: there's a website out there that people post business reviews. and we've had some negative stuff put up there, and andrew responds to it in his way. [ laughs ] amber: he's so proud of himself. lemonis: "i've been brining my dog here for six months. one night i came to pick him up, what i found was my pup wearing a muzzle tied to a wall. my own dog. i was horrified." then your response was, "after questioning the staff, i believe them and not you." andrew: mm-hmm. lemonis: you told the customer that. andrew: yeah. lemonis: why? andrew: i call it like it is. lemonis: andrew, stay the [bleep] off the internet because you're hurting your business. andrew: i don't think i'm hurting my business at all, personally. lemonis: i thought in the sp

acÁ por favor y al rato nos va a enseÑar a cocinarlo, mientras tanto eva longoria, rosario dawson, zoe esta buscando casa ¿serÁ que se esta dove... con dos rosas. prevenir el daño diario a tu cabello... una rosa fue tratada con dove. las dos fueron expuestas al calor dañino. la rosa sin dove quedó seca y débil. dove nutre profundamente y previene el 90% del daño antes de que ocurra. yo no lo voy a recoger. recógelo tú. ¡yo no lo voy a recoger! ¡yo lo recojo! !está limpio! mi trasero ya...con charmin limpio está... charmin ultra strong limpia mucho mejor. disfruta ir con charmin. lo que cuenta es lo de adentro. por eso hacemos nuestra lasaña con ingredientes de calidad que usarías tú. como pasta recién hecha, auténtica mozzarella, y sin conservantes. una comida deliciosa, como tú la harías. stouffer's ¿por qué comprar en marshalls? porque... sus precios te fascinarán. woo hoo! sus marcas te sorprenderán. y siempre encontrarás ese algo que no sabias que buscabas. marshalls. nunca aburrido. siempre sorprendente. ♪ ♪ ♪ y buscando amigos el voto latino en las elecciones de medio termino rec

zoe kleinman explores how fake news goes viral, the role of social network algorithms in its spread and stories to millions. fake news is notjust news you don't like. fake news is designed to spread confusion and obscure the truth with lies, hoaxes, and conspiracies. and there is a lot of it around. in the summer, facebook warned millions of us that content we had seen on our news feeds had come from accounts linked to russia and iran, so how on earth did it reach us? fake news is often posted on legitimate—looking websites and social media pages. the stories are designed to be sensational or controversial, making them more likely to be shared, especially if they back up our existing police. —— beliefs. some those very mixed in with real news stories. fake news can be posted by bots, automated accounts designed to look like real people. there can be millions of them, commenting on am reposting stories to make it look like the story is going viral. then when celebrities or organisations share them, they lend credibility to the fake news. the social networks are working to limit the sprea

joining me now to talk about this and more is congressman zoe lot of gren. nice to have you with us again. >> thank you very much. >> you chair the house judiciary subcommittee on immigration. what is your reaction toen prestrump's proclamation today denying asylum to p who daughter or son border illegally? it's a move that's widely viewed as aimed at the central american migra>> caravan. irst the president can't make the laws unilaterally. ther are specific statute enacted by congress that's contradicted by tves execut order. he can't just throw out the constitution and the law books and make the law up himself. thoenc needs to come to congress if he wants to change the law. this will be litigated and i believe heill lose. the laws i are great detail how hedividuals can come where they can come, how can claim asylum. >> but federal law des g the president authority to restrict immigraon when it's detriment detrimental to the country. the court upheld mr. trump's revised travel ban this summer. what actions can you and other democratic leaders take at this p

mp revenue guidance istant for the zoes quarter because it tells us the level of confidence that ale has in the xs and xs max which shipped at the end of september. the other thing it does it provides indication for how the x are are rin is perfo after launching october 26th. we think that's important given we expect the xr is the number one sellin iphone in the coming year. >> beyond apple anticipates hardware investors are also very focused on the fasterro gwing higher margin servicesi ss, including the app store. wall street thinks that business dwru 20% to more than $10 billion in the quarter. and giveng increas trade tensions, mainland chinaopill be a h topic. apple is in fifth p ice the smartphone market in that country. on apple's last conference call ceo tim cook said that the company's products had not been impacted by tariffs imped by the trump dplrgs. impactstheir subtle has cook seen any negative impact on consumer sentiment in china towds his company because of the escalating trade tension sns investors should i have a bettera tomorrow. for nightly business report, i'm j

. —— zoe green. burns. and so we dream. —— emma burns. -- zoe green.ons to the first world war and obviously this being the 100 year anniversary, the first world war very much in our minds this morning so tell us about your family connections. the great uncle and he was charles henry goodwin and he was a drummer boy in the world warand he was a drummer boy in the world war and what we do know is he sadly passed away in belgium. that is all we really know about him. he was 16? it was too young to sign up. that is why he was classed as a drummer boy and he apparently went over the hurricane, when he shouldn't have done, and he didn't come home. lost in action. what about you? my great—grandfather, he was progressive in the fact that he did not blame anybody, he just thought it was politicians. he came back wounded, missing limbs, but he brought up my mothers i got to his stories from her about his life. the full horror of what happened in the first world war i think has been relieved, hasn't it, this year, because there has been programmes and commemorat

among them, zoe venn, who has lived in the town all her life and helps to run the family canal businessi think it isjust dragging on a bit now, i think they could just do with getting the deal done, and then we can move forward. in the town centre, the local band is on stage. the majority of them voted to remain, but we took two members with opposing views aside. i think it's a piece of paper that has something on it. i can't see it ever happening. i don't think this country will leave the eu on those terms. i'm not sure we could leave the eu. but i don't place a great deal of stock in this. it was presented as being a simple job, a simple negotiation. and actually, it has been incredibly complicated, we've been tied in to so many aspects of the eu. do you think that me and you, that we will get a square deal out of any of this? i think the only thing we can hope is that the country becomes more prosperous in the future, but it doesn't look like it will happen for a long time. despite their differences of opinion, the band played on. whether the same could be said for those in power is

among them, zoe venn, who has lived in the town all her life and helps to run the family canal businessw, i think they could just do with getting the deal done, and then, we can move forward. in the town centre, the local band is on stage. the majority of them voted to remain, but we took two members with opposing views aside. i think it's a piece of paper that has something on it, i cannot see this deal ever happening. i don't think this country will leave the eu on those terms. i'm not sure we could leave the eu. but i don't place a great deal of stock in this. it was presented as being a simple job, a simple negotiation. and actually, it has been incredibly complicated, we've been tied in to so many aspects of the eu. do you think that me and you, that we will get a square deal out of any of this? i think the only thing we can hope is that the country becomes more prosperous in the future, but it doesn't look like it will happen for a long time. despite their differences of opinion, the band played on. whether the same could be said for those in power is anyone's guess. olivia richwa

zoe billingham is her majesty's inspector of constbularies and says the police aren't the right people a response from health practitioners, doctors and nurses. the police most often go out and find people when they are in crisis and a danger to themselves or to others, but then themselves or to others, but then the police need to be able to make sure that those people can be put into a place of safety and properly looked after in a health care setting. it is simply not right that people who are all are being held in the back of police cars and in police cells until hospital beds are available. the police to a greatjob in very difficult circumstances, but the system needs to be fixed. lord adebowale is the chief executive of the health and social care enterprise turning point. he explains the system's weakness. when you ring 999, if there is someone in crisis with the mental health issue, if you said 0rissa a policeman present, the ambulance algorithm will reduce your urgency, so the police are then left having to deal with the situation without the ambulance response and without the a

all four years.her friends say she was a wonderful person who didn't deserve an end like this.sot: zoefriend// "it was of the utmost importance it was a drop everything and come here thing becayse thats exactly what alaina would have done for anyone else."sot: melanie vargas, friend// "and her family too her family is incredible within the community and they just didnt deserve an end like this."sot: antonio mancilla, supporter// "theres nothing i can say to make them more comfortable this is a horrible situation that no parent should go through and i hope you guys can fine the resources to ge tthrough this in a healthy manner and if you ever need my help i live here in napa so i will do everything in my power to make this a better situation for you guys im sosorry."in her honor napa police escorted housley where supporters stood along soscol ave and silverado trail.those who know her say the athlete, musician and honor student will be remembered for her being genuine and bringing out the best in others.housley will now rest in peace at the tulocay cemetery. sot: ella sogomonian// "in n

all four years.her friends say she was a wonderful person who didn't deserve an end like this.sot: zoeanner, friend// "it was of the utmost importance it was a drop everything and come here thing becayse thats exactly what alaina would have done for anyone else."sot: melanie vargas, friend// "and her family too her family is incredible within the community and they just didnt deserve an end like this."sot: antonio mancilla, supporter// "theres nothing i can say to make them more comfortable this is a horrible situation that no parent should go through and i hope you guys can fine the resources to ge tthrough this in a healthy manner and if you ever need my help i live here in napa so i will do everything in my power to make this a better situation for you guys im sosorry."in her honor napa police escorted housley where supporters stood along soscol ave and silverado trail.those who know her say the athlete, musician and honor student will be remembered for her being genuine and bringing out the best in others.housley will now rest in peace at the tulocay cemetery. sot: ella sogomonian/

zoe halliday: "it's a lot of us versus them were definitely not a unified country right now on many differentvels." around 1 a-m thursday staff members noticed some people taping the signs up on three different campus buildings... joshua moon johnson: "one was on the administration building one was on kinesiology and i think one was near the football stadium ticket booth." the college acted fast - taking them down within just a few hours...dean of student services joshua moon johnson says american river college takes these flyers seriously.. these same flyers have been showing up on college campuses across the country...since last year.joshua moon johnson: "it has often come from campuses that are actively advocating for racial justice and inclusion of people of different racial background. it has been linked to neo nazi and kkk groups as well."while the flyers may fall under free speech..moon johnson says whether or not theyúre legal - at american river college - theyúre not welcome...joshua moon johnson: "even though something might be protected under free speech it can still have a lasting

. >> you wrote a role for me as yo role for your mother as zoe. >> i came out of you. my name. >> okay. so call it mommy-director brain but working together did inspire girl power emotion. >> you guys gave me the confidence. i think it's beautiful. >> beautiful and also a little too honest. >> what's your most vivid memory of being wild. >> well there was a whole streaking time in the 70s. >> cut, cut. >> leah your children don't want to visualize mom doing that. >> she was crazy. >> if i ever have to visualize mother doing that i'm taking off. >> no thankyou. >> well sophia vergarga shared details about being son to one of the most beautiful women in the world. >> what's it like growing up with a hot mom. >> all mothers are beautiful how about that. there you go. >> but your mom is on the sexiest women of the world list. >> in miami i went to catholic school and the priest would ask for autographs, my mom had calendars back then. he'd be like bring some for the staff. sure i done note what to think but okay. >> with current husband, you could call him a pretty cool st

students roared when award winning actors jude law , and eddie redmayne along with zoe kravitz, ezra miller and callum turner , the cast of fantastic beasts set to hit the big screen in two weeks , hit the stage at parkside elementary in cullman county first.zoe kravitz / actress: "i've been to hogwarts, and this is one of the most magical places i've ever been." they came to see for themselves after three "out of the box thinking teachers transformed the hallways into the four houses of the potter franchise... and when it went viral , it got the attention of harry potter creator jk rowling.jude law / actor: "inspiring you guys all to dream and learn..."for this title one school where nearly 80 percent of students are on free or reduced lunch this is beyond big.teacher (no name given): "i think this is going to have a huge impact on them, just because they don't have a lot of experiences. they don't have a lot of opportunities to travel and see a things outside of their home town." jude law telling the crowd his parents were teachers and the visit means just as much to him and the ot

all four years.her friends say she was a wonderful person who didn't deserve an end like this.sot: zoenner, friend// "it was of the utmost importance it was a drop everything and come here thing becayse thats exactly what alaina would have done for anyone else."sot: melanie vargas, friend// "and her family too her family is incredible within the community and they just didnt deserve an end like this."sot: antonio mancilla, supporter// "theres nothing i can say to make them more comfortable this is a horrible situation that no parent should go through and i hope you guys can fine the resources to ge tthrough this in a healthy manner and if you ever need my help i live here in napa so i will do everything in my power to make this a better situation for you guys im sosorry."in her honor napa police escorted housley where supporters stood along soscol ave and silverado trail.those who know her say the athlete, musician and honor student will be remembered for her being genuine and bringing out the best in others.housley will now rest in peace at the tulocay cemetery. sot: ella sogomonian//

voter suppression, it was a law that was passed in 1997 under a democratic legislature and democrat zoe miller to make sure people who had died and moved out of georgia were not on those voter rolls because they didn't want anyone to abuse those lists of dead and moved away in order to have -- to create vote fraud. isn't that a good thing? >> juan: that's a great thing. here's the thing. there is no evidence of voter fraud. we are not discussing that we are talking about people who filled out a registration form and saw it thrown out. we are talking about people absentee ballot being discarded. we are talking about polling places, martha, being closed and told the toilets don't work. oh it's a black neighborhood, that's why we are closing those polling places. >> okay. that was a lot to unpack there. go back to claim no voter fraud here. that's exactly the point. the reason the secretary of state goes through the rolls and make sure there are not eligible people on the rolls to prevent those kind of voter fraud. this idea that you are arguing that there was suppression in polling places

abc 7 news was in san jose where representative zoe lava republican joined the rally.rotesters are worried about the forced resignation of attorney general jeff sessions who had recused himself from the investigation. president trump has appointed sessions chief of staff matthew whisker as the acting attorney general. >> protesters gathered at civic center in san francisco. billionaire activist tom desire made an appearance. he had been calling to impeach president trump for the past year. the protests were organized by moveon.org and took place at 5:00 local time all across the country. >>> fda creating new rules to keep flavored cigarettes and vaping products away from teens. the new policy is expected to be announced as early as next week. fda told the journal they want to stop underaged vaping. the new policy will include tougher age verification controls for online sales. >>> the next time you fly to seattle, a friend or family member could meet you right at the gate. they have launched a pilot program to allow local residents beyond the security checkpoints even

(cristian espinoza - student) 'it doesnút really bother me' (zoe halliday - student)'its a lot of usversus them were definitely not a unified country right now on many different levels'around 1 a-m thursday staff members noticed some people taping the signs up on three different campus buildings...(joshua moon johnson - dean of student services equity programs and pathways for american river college)'one was on the administration building one was on kinesiology and i think one was near the football stadium ticket booth' the college acted fast - taking them down within just a few hours...dean of student services joshua moon johnson says american river college takes these flyers seriously.. these same flyers have been showing up on college campuses across the country...since last year.(joshua moon johnson - dean of student services equity programs and pathways for american river college)'it has often come from campuses that are actively advocating for racial justice and inclusion of different racial background. it has been linked to neo nazi and kkk groups as well'while the flyers may

like zoe and melanie attended high school with mel -- without alaina housley. they were one of hundreds who lied the street to say goodbye to their friends.>> words can that i cannot explain what is like. we were not prepared for it.>> alayna was the most selfless person i have never -- government. there is never a day i did not see her smile and she worked as hard as she could to make everyone feel special. >> reporter: alayna housley had just started her freshman year at pepperdine university.>> you take the life of a private -- vibrant young lady starting out and it truly hits home. >> sergeant. ryan cole as part of the police escort and one of several the napa police department who grew up with alaina housley's father and uncle.>> several of us are volunteering our time to about the family and with it the escort. it is our way to give back and show appreciation to the family. >> reporter: the housley family has always given back to the community. this was an opportunity for others to support them and provide comfort in a time of great need. >> this was the