"forest gump." [ buzzer ] >> "cast away." "cast away" he knew the movie., go! >> jimmy: you. >> oh, man. i mean -- i''m in a lot of movies. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know but -- >> you need a little inflection. give it an accent or something. >> jimmy: you. [ laughter and applause ] >> like, romantic? you're, like, you and dreaming. >> jimmy: no i didn't i was like -- >> oh, "pineapple express"! >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about, my man, james franco. "child of god" is in select theaters friday, check it out. we'll be right back with chadwick boseman everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ boys, can i get some help? i don't know. can you? guess you don't want doritos. ♪ [ whistles ] [ whimpers ] ♪ ha! ♪ [ crunch! ] yay! whoo-hoo. [ crunch! ] how cool is it that new lets us create our own pizza. and use delicious digiorno toppings like pepperoni, sausage, and peppers. and we made it look just like... billy?! i don't see it. new digiorno design a pizza kit lets you create the pizza you want. thankfully it's not delivery, it'

[ buzzer ] >> name something a person's belly does? you said -- survey said? [ buzzer ] >> growls.t was the number one answer. fill in the blank, a married couple may be deeply in what? you said? survey said -- [ buzzer ] >> i'm sorry, folks. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's disappointing. the whole hodor family. we have some fun guests for you tonight. really great music duo from oslo, they're african-norwegians. they're from norwegia. from orange is the new black, pornstache himself, pablo schreiber and the beautiful robert pattinson will join us too. [ cheers and applause ] you can scream as loud as you want. he won't be able to hear you. his ear drums exploded in 2009. i almost forgot to give you your donald sterling update. the sale of the clippers, got more complicated. after agreeing to sell the team for $2 billion. donald sterling changed his mind. he issued a statement calling colleagues in the nba incompetent, hypocrites, bullies and despicable monsters. he wrote, we have to fight for the rights of all americans. we have to fight these despicable monsters. this is

[buzzer] charles: do know that thing that you put it into the microwave? >> i am watching overseas.s very important to watch because they will see the market's move on monday. [buzzer] charles: time for my marching orders the market is that the all-time high there is too much excitement i read recently they were dumping a lot of money into the market they have a long ways to go but we on the cusp with that enthusiasm that is normally associated with the about the and i really believe that this time the next day up is from that enthusiasm inmates go to 18,000 sooner than you would think. let's talk about today's solution president of the viet roofing supply opened his third store in san jose california and what makes it a success may decide to be retired for working for national distributors we want to get back to the mom and pop feeling by focusing on community relationships. for more on this success go to the of website fox business.com for the story was a great week we hope to have a great weekend joining us every night i am filling in for the big guy tomorrow but in the meantime

diane kruger, you will start the game by pressing the star on this buzzer right here.ight? now, you get your teammate to guess the clue as quickly as possible. then, you hand the buzzer off to the person on your right. >> all right. >> jimmy: your right. >> i just want to say i'm at a a slight disadvantage. i am not american. >> jimmy: all right. you can make any physical gestures -- and say anything. you can't say any word of the actual clue. if you're holding the buzzer -- >> so, some of the catchphrases may mean nothing to me. >> jimmy: did you say something? [ laughter ] >> steve: you're on my team, so he doesn't care. >> jimmy: yeah, you're on -- >> no, i know. i know. >> jimmy: i don't care. >> thanks. >> jimmy: it's just how nicely -- how nicely do you lose this when you're on the show. >> thanks. i love coming here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you can make -- oh, you can do whatever you want. all right. first team to win two rounds wins the game. diane, since you're our guest, i want you -- right? and you're a girl. please, after you. chivalry -- chilvalry is no

she keeps her hand on the buzzer like this. >> jimmy: she's a professional. come back, mia will be here. she's 5 years old. we'll see how these guys know about "guardians of the galaxy" when we come back. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] e. no, no, this is x-men origins. wolverine. dude, it's x-men origins. wolverine wow... fellas, i got this... press the button, and... it's the wolverine. how'd you do that? amazon's fire phone with firefly technology, it recognizes movies, products and music. that's amazing. i'm in 4b if you need anything else. the new amazon fire phone, with a full year of prime included. exclusively on at&t. it's olive garden's first ever alfredo three course. it starts with our famous alfredo made from scratch. and features four new recipes. like shrimp caprese and chicken with broccoli. the three course italian dinner served with unlimited salad and breadsticks plus dessert. starting at $11.99. at olive garden. (door knock!love it...say bounty paper towels are the best?... they're a must. yes, i did. this is viva® vantage, an

[ buzzer ] [ audience moans ] >> steve: what was it? what was it?mmy: oh! >> steve: i'm sorry. that's on me. [ cheers and applause ] >> halle: good job. >> jimmy: mother puncher. how can that remotely be mother puncher? >> steve: i don't know! i was in the moment! [ audience shouting ] >> jimmy: which one? >> steve: 11! 11! 11! oh. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: caberet! >> it's a movie, okay. three words. first word. the. okay. [ laughter ] second word. tie. coat. change. change. wardrobe. clothes. change, strip! strip! take a -- [ cheers ] reveal! strip! bare. third word. gun. "the naked gun." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're going to jump up and down? you're up, higgins. at one point -- because bennie's a gun. i'm like, bennie's a gun? well, i'm into kid's books now so -- [ indistinct shouting ] >> jimmy: aha! >> uh-oh. this doesn't look good. >> jimmy: it looks easy, yeah. [ laughter and applause ] [ clears throat ] >> steve: ready? >> both: yes. >> halle: song? okay. >> steve: general idea. >> jimmy: wait. what? [ laughter and applause ] [

>> steve: no. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: july!on my iphone. >> steve: i know you do. >> jimmy: yeah, and you're going to have it again. here we go. no, don't crouch down. here we go. >> this is terrible. >> jimmy: yeah. >> this is dreadful. you're supposed to ask me stuff i know! >> steve: jimmy. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> steve: i was wondering. >> jimmy: yes? >> steve: what was the first commercial album released on cd in the united states. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what does that mean? what the hell does that even mean? >> steve: that means -- what was the first album -- >> jimmy: what was the first cd ever sold? >> steve: yes, released. commercially. [ laughter ] tell me when you're ready. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "simon & garfunkle's greatest hits"? [ buzzer ] >> steve: oh, no! bruce springsteen. ♪ born in the -- ready? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: 3, 2, 1 -- ♪ [ cheers and applause ] oh, can we see that in slo-mo? let's get another look at that. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: gotta see it in slo-mo one more time. >> we got

[buzzer] the answer: 3 out of 4. 75%? wow. that's right. how many of them will say something?on't know how. teach them how to stop bullying and be more than a bystander at stopbullying.gov and now, okay, you're outside and you're safe, but what do you do now? and that's where the red cross came in. we ran out of the house just wearing our pajamas. at that point, just to even have a toothbrush that i could call my own was so important, you know, it just makes you feel like a person again. ♪ >> man: brought to you by... gmc trucks and s.u.v.s. >> norm: a lot has been happening at our project house since the last time we were here. our homeowner, rashida ferdinand, has continued to make a lot of decisions to make the job move along, such as picking paint colors, plumbing fixtures, and even cabinets. and our general contractor, carl hithe, has kept the construction moving along. the framing for the camel back and side porches is done, we have a brand-new roof, which means we're watertight and ready for mechanicals. so let's see what richard has in mind.

chair i'm going to suggest we have a lot of public speakers we could limit it to two minutes a loud buzzer will sound then a less loud one. i'm going to read the names don't come up to line up to speak on the right-hand side of the room unless your name has been called. i'm going to call on the names now and do my best (calling names) and just come up and whoever is up first ma'am, go ahead >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm sandra bacon i'm a native of san francisco a type 2 diabetes diabetic and appalled by the way you guys are saying about the soda taxes. as well as the older adults here i can't say that i appreciate - i mean supervisor wiener its okay. but you say you have all those people to support but do you have the ones that have been here in san francisco, california and race here and seeing all those different changes coming about. you know, the board of supervisors through it didn't make us a fix to me we have to add taxes to 1340g we don't have any control over i entices should be going after the people that make the beverages with the juices it's ridiculous kids are not going

. >> something is wrong with my buzzer, jimmy. >> jimmy: what is star lord's mother's name? mia? absolutely right. wow. we're going to take a break. mia, chris, badly done. zoe, badly done. when we come back, we'll meet the rest of the cast, vin, dave and bradley. they'll have a chance to redeem themselves in our special "guardians of the galaxy" of mia versus marvel. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "good morning america" jrl jrl are brought to you by febreze. here you go. good catch! alright, now for the best part. ooh, let's get those in the bowl. these are way too good to waste, right? share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes® they're g-r-r-reat!tm that being made out of delicious chocolate makes me "high risk" for insurance companies. but i still believe i deserve coverage. um...insuring a delicious piece of chocolate... i think i'd lose my job for that. ♪ it's olive garden's first ever alfredo three course. i think i'd lose my job it starts with our famoust. alfredo made from scratch. and features four new recipes. like shrimp caprese and

laid out the good neighbor policy looking at the medical issues the building and the camera and a buzzer at the door and monitoring the front of the building before and after the program closed. and keeping open a neighborhood monthly meeting that will meet the good neighbor policy for the continuance and i encourage the mission to approve this relocation >> we do have one more public speaker wendy please. i just want to address this commission. i'm a resident of concern hyde a client of the high services i want this heather it would be great great to continue on to my emotional recovery. one other thing to point out one hundred and 75 feet from the proposed site at the corner there's already private mental health services that's offered there and i don't understand the difference between public funded and private funded except as cost i was engaged in private mental health services at you know for $100 a pop well those who can't afford that and i can't afford that now public mental health is needed and i would like to continue my recovery. through the continued services at high street c

when you hear this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- then the lightning round is over.ou ready, skee-daddy? time for the lightning round. let's start with joe in new jersey. joe. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you? >> good. how about you? >> caller: good, thanks. calling about general electric. i'm thinking of making a pretty large investment in it. >> well, stephanie link and i, a coportfolio manager with me, of my charitable trust. we are concerned that the stock is breaking down, but we don't think it it's expensive. we have that big ipo this week. i would not sell it down here. if anything, i know it's been a terrible disappointment. terrible performing stock. but i would not sell it down here. i think you'll get a better opportunity. let's go to andrew in arizona. andrew? >> caller: booyah, jim, this is andrew from flagstaff. my question is about caser international. what do you think? >> the stock habit own personal funk. something tells me that the stock is not going to have a good quarter with the way it's acting. sometimes you get that sixth sense. i need to go t

. >> donald sterling goes for the buzzer peter and a pitch the lawyer make in his battle to stop the sale of the l.a. clippers. >>> what u.n. leaders want to see happen with israel and hamas. >> a tremendous honor of linda >>> covering dalai lama, -- daly city, dublin/pleasanton and los gatos. >>> the u.n. security council is calling for "an immediate and unconditional humanitarian cease-fire in gaza." the call for a cease-fire is again the backdrop of continued fighting teen israel and hamas. a cease-fire over the weekend was violated. the war has killed over 1,000 minutes and 43 israel soldiers. president obama told israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu that the united states is concerned about the rising palestinian death toll. >> closing arguments in the donald sterling trial saying his wife had in right to sell the l.a. clippers team negotiating a $2 billion deal to sell to former microsoft c.e.o. after a lifetime ban and he said he trimmed him into taking mental exams that resulted in his removal of trustee of family trust. >>the city of livermore hosts a parade celebrating

or pressing the buzzer. today is july 28th, this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, happy monday, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. a story developing by the minute in the middle east. rockets flying through the air despite the u.n. security council calling for an immediate and unconditional cease-fire overnight. all the violence happening on a major muslim holiday. tracy potts joins us now from washington, d.c., and tracy, both sides are calling on the u.n.'s statement, calling it a little too little too late. >> reporter: exactly, both sides are seeing more violence this morning. israel launched three air strikes just this morning on what they said a rocket launchers and manufacturing facilities aimed at their people. this on what is supposed to be a holy period. it's the end of ram don, a period of prayers and a period of peace, but not necessarily so in gaza this morning. so far, the total, more tha

[buzzer] the answer: 3 out of 4. 75%? wow. that's right. how many of them will say something? help, but don't know how. teach them how to stop bullying and be more than a bystander at stopbullying.gov freshen breath, and controled ds plaque and tartar. fofor r a a frfracactitionon o f greenies. nonow w ththatat's's v vetetiqi! s'more. >>> i don't think you can be more bad ass on the waves more than this. >> he skiing? >> no, he's surf skiing the waves because why not? >> oh, wow. how do you do that? how does that happen? has that happened before? first guy to do this? >> this is relatively new. it's been around for a few years, goes on surf skis, and that is tuck patterson, a former pro skier, also a prosurfer. this is a clip from the willie bogner film, "vision" shot by mike walsh. ♪ >> how do you get going? can't use the poles in the water to get out there. >> right. >> we see the big wave surfer guys towed out, they lay on the board and are towed out. same could happen here, get towed in. funny because they are dressed like skiers, the helmet, jump suit, like the o limp lym

. >> reporter: san francisco da george gaston sfpd says behind the buzzer and gate of this apartment, mark landis was not just mentoring his students, but was peeping on them in the bathroom. >> the camera was pointed toward the toilet. >> reporter: the camera along with digital memory card was tucked out of sight inside a kleenex stop. l -- landis's apartment had been a party spot for years. until one student noticed something that didn't add up. >> he found a red dot and he realized something was wrong. >> reporter: now landis has worked here since 2008. it was not just sf state students on the tape. the da says it was also usf students. he would like to talk to them about what happened. live in san francisco state, andria borba, kpix5. >> and tonight, a soccer coach at a summer camp in livermore is behind bars, jesse schlicker. police say he committed a lewd act on a 14-year-old this week. he was a speed and strength coach. >>> well a beautiful night outside tonight. if you thought it was warm today, just wait. paul, we are just getting started right? >> we are. we are talking temp

fertile soil of the buzzers and i was a government lawyer without that but one that really. kind of has a lot of the others. but that is a couple of. the one of the visit. she could lumber tory to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and world this is why you should care watch only on the dot com. prost top rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. america's military might and its foreign policy exist separately from want to know that the us is a formidable military power but sadly its weak foreign policy was that is why i'm not inclined to suspect the obama administration of pursuing some secret plan directed against a room. full of wonderful schall mommy why should be making news all the face time to survive you know he. was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm wrong researcher. you have people living in constant fear that they're not safe in their own homes or in this feeds or them then look

that that had been fertile so those buzzers of those with the government would reduce of that but a little under a lot of money either because a lot of it whether it's. but there's a couple of good. stuff went up because it. isn't done the same logic that the united states pursued in afghanistan you know flak army relatively unknown a graphic for me jackie dean never saw the ad that was good enough for the united states and look what happened a couple of years down the line again the problem with american policy is a lack of staying power after the soviet union left afghanistan the united states essentially forgot about afghanistan its pakistanis moved in to fill the void with the taliban that led to the growth of al qaida with all the subsequent consequences this was the critique of pulling out of iraq as well. we never saw that coming. we had no idea or children were gay. i would actually just night pray to god you know be normal. they said you're a homo you're a homo and from that day in first grade i swear my life changed forever i became like to ridicule and to get stopped still to th

a hike goes horribly wrong for a woman. ( cheering ) ( grunts ) ( buzzer sounds ) now they're beating us on the boards out there, guys. this is your territory, grimson. do your job. grimson. hello? hi, honey. what? now? all right. ♪ the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the water spout... ♪ - ( giggling ) ♪ down came the rain ♪ and washed the spider out ♪ ♪ out came the sun... - shh. - ♪ and dried up all the rain ♪ ♪ and the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the spout again. ♪ - ( rock music playing ) i love you, daddy. i love you too, sweetheart. - ( laughing ) - ♪ do you believe in magic ♪ ♪ in a young girl's heart? - ♪ how the music can free her... ♪ - hey, it's my girl. ♪ whenever it starts? - ♪ and it's magic... - you know, my daughter? ( announcer speaks ) a message from the foundation for a better life. >>> welcome back. another bank is being hit with a huge fine over shoddy mortgages. this time it's bank of america, and the penalty is $1.3 billion. the loans were part of countrywide financial's so-called hustle program, which packaged loans quickly without regard to quality. the

george gascon and sfpd say behind the buzzer and gate at this 17th street apartment former san francisco state accounting professor mark landis wasn't just mentoring his students but was peeping on them in the bathroom. >> the camera was pointing toward the toilet so he could film people's genitalia. >> reporter: the camera was tucked out of sight inside a kleenex box. the d.a. says landis' apartment was a party stop for students for nearly two years until one student was using the facilities last fall and something didn't add up in the accounting professor's bathroom. >> one of the students noticed a little red dot, was curious, picked it up, the more he looked at it he realized there was something wrong. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> it is 4:33 now. >>> a man who coached at a soccer camp in livermore is charged with child molestation. 26-year-old jesse schlicker is accused of committing a lewd act on a child under 14. he was arrested tuesday night. they are not saying where it happened or whether the alleged victim was involved in the soccer program. liquor was a >>> no swimmin

>> baby brother becomes baby buzzer. >> and buzz reveals they put odds on their trip. what were the chances you would make it to the moon? >> good question. we figured it was about 60%. not bad. >> after breakfast, the astronauts walking to board their mission. you were the last one there. >> we have a liftoff. >> he says he will never forget the moment he stepped on the moon. >> i get to the bottom. and with great confidence, i jumped up. and i didn't quite make the bottom. >> and for all the boys and girls across america tonight, a message. if someone said they had a dream, what would you say? >> you can find something, but just concentrate and give it everything you've got. >> so, we choose buzz aldrin and that great team. we're going to leave you tonight as the world remembers flight 17. this image tonight, a difficult story to end the week on. we thank you for tuning in with us. for diane and all of us, good >> >>> next at 6:00, members of a stockton family sharing their grief as they remember a loved one killed >> the entire hiv community is stunned by this. >> f

on hulu hulu dot com slash boom dot us now we got to go before we do here are a look at some your buzzer numbers of the bell come on back at us. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question lol. well you're going to like. a. pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i roll researcher. welcome back now to the end of the week and that means it's time for our best of the very best segment first up carl denham grrr is talking about the apple i.b.m. deal he explains what he thinks is going on and why it's i.b.m.'s bid for relevance then francis coppola is on to talk about the difficulties of using monetary policy to manage the economy after that steve king talks about how our debt levels are incredibly high and how that makes our ongoing recovery even more fragile then the libertarian guru anthony randolph though is on next to talk about the relationship between bubbly assets and the health of state municipal finances and finally to round out the best

charles: did you do something with the buzzer you went 30 seconds. time for my marching orders.ed karma earlier in the show. i got a great story about instant karma. i gave a speech in missouri shoutout to everybody, greatest people in the world. and i'm at the airport, newark and running late. i go to terminal c. they said you got to go terminal a. it's a disaster. i'm nervous, i'm sweating, i start to ask people, can i -- my flight is boarding, people say yes, one guy says no. my flight might be boarding. i said why don't you look at your ticket? i said something to him they can't say on tv. he looked and said something back and commented on me being a brother with a tie and that was typical. and we move closer and closer to the line. as you get to the conveyor belt, the guys ahead say go in front of me. the guy goes through the metal detector and the alarm goes off. you have been randomly selected, please move over and wait. i go through and look at him like, you dummy! you talk about -- think about it, the guy nice enough to let us go in front. he would have been snagged, ri

no robo, no buzzer, no name, just a street number and too little your car is next to of faded red brick wall. i reached over and robbed on the window and the air conditioner of the load cottage. a little man came out in his mid-80s like out of a fairy tale on the comes up and says this is mrs. clark souse. i have not met any clark's. i just get paid every month by her attorney for new yorker since jack. the jaguar and mirage was his, the caretakers. so as i was leaving -- he had no other affirmation. as i was leaving he had a question for me. he said, do you suppose that maybe she has been dead all these years? wow, i had no idea. i went back, and looked on line answers for name in town and she had a nicer home in california in santa barbara, 23 acres, private come up on a mesa, over the beach, looking at the pacific. a french town, or two dozen square feet built in 1933. and though legend in santa barbara was that no one had been to the carcass state, as they called it, no one had been there since the 1950's. the gardners are still at work and that the cars from the 1930's are 40's wer

[ buzzer ] switch them around so we can see who is allergic to what. wow.ake earrings and stuff like that. >> jimmy: what happens to you? >> my ears get swollen and red. that's what they're typically made out of. >> jimmy: i reject that. boy, that is a weird allergy. are you really allergic to gluten? >> yeah, there's only certain types of bread i can eat or i'll get a strong migraine. or a stomach ache. >> jimmy: and you cats. i have to say it's kind of depressing. guillermo, go ahead and present them with their prize. congratulations. you have won. we'll be right back with eric dane. coach, making decisions is a big part of your job. so, which would you choose? this one that cleans or this one that cleans and protects against dryness? that one. that's it. you got one question for me? dove men+care bodywash cleans and protects against dryness. boys, can i get some help? i don't know. can you? guess you don't want doritos. ♪ [ whistles ] [ whimpers ] ♪ ha! ♪ [ crunch! ] yay! whoo-hoo. [ crunch! ] ♪ f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... ...incites envy... ♪

. >>> donald sterling goes to the buzzer beater the pitch his lawyers will make to stop the sale of the.a. clippers. >>> tough talk from the u.n. to israel and hamas, what u.n. lowers say they want to see today. >> her music enthralled generations with an honor [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> covering burlingame and walnut creek and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> now the middle east crisis, the u.n. security council is calling for "an immediate and unconditional humanitarian cease-fire in gaza." this is against the backdrop of continued fighting between israel and hamas, a cease-fire this weekend was violated and the three week war has killed a thousand palestinians and 43 israeli soldiers president obama told netanyahu that the united states is concerned about the ris

. >> you do not have to have things with buzzers and deepers. >> reporter: now there are some over the that runs for $40. this one is to keep kids from pretending they are brushing. >>> well, if you have a consumer story or a problem, go to www.wral.com and shoot--go to our website and shoot us an e-mail. >>> and we have fresh melons. here are tony and stephanie with a melon based recipe that sounds good. >>> melon and cantaloupe. >> this is a summertime favorite over and over again. it is refreshing and stallty. >> and you gave it a little kick. >> yes, but first start with the cantaloupe. >> they are wonderful and priced great. when you buy them, you want too to make sure,--want to make sure, you see the netting, it has to be very nice and state. when you turn them around and you cut them in half, they a small cavity. when you brick them home, in the refrigerator and eat them at roof temperature. >> i remember growing up, i would eat a whole cantaloupe with a spoon. it is one of my favorites. >> and they are great for you. >> and they are local re, too. so--low calorie, too. you need

no but clark and tip in at the buzzer and that wins it 89-88 l.a.ate 16 game summer league win streak comes to an end. >> all right tour de france off toughest so far. so much so we lost another former champion. michelle unable to make a turn end over end in a group of spectator. torrential downpou downpour. first as lane much needed points. rodriguez gets it then make the turn. former champ alberto a fractured chin after crashing he tried to stay on the bike too painful. left the race. the mostly clear favorite now wins the stage and went back to leader yellow jersey he lost on sunday. >> british open tees off thursday and in england. phil the defending champ but hasn't won an event since winning last year at muir field. shot final round skaiv at the scottish open yesterday. where he was also the defending champ. coming around and including tiger woods. we have something to say about back to become open title for mickelson. >> the way i felt was am i ever going to kilometer through and brake through and play well on links golf and win open chairman

but the tip in at the buzzer ending the warriors 16 game summer league win streak. >>> nothing but al on blast at candlestick this past saturday night. everything, including a good goodbye from the moment they started. you know what happened in the final seconds by now. the touchdown catch to win it. and there you go. steve young was out there, as well as joe, having a great old time. >> just fun to be out and see the guys, and run around. eddie d catches it, the game winner. joe calling me and having me come out. it was good to be together. >> just a million memories conjured up there. >> thank you mark. >> and thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. next newscast, ktvu morning news at 4:30. >> thanks for joining us, good night. to pick up the bassinet. or we can save five hours and go around the corner to baby town. what are you doing all day? jay! it's fine, mom. no, it's not fine. today's manny's birthday. aw, jeez. i'm sorry, kid. don't worry. reuben's family's taking me for a birthday lunch. you see? even the reubens remembered. we'll be back at 6:00, and we're taking you

[buzzer] lori: you busted. david: good news for 401(k) shareholders. lori: that's true.f at malaysian airlines jet was shot down over ukraine the russian markets fell again. the rtx index down 8% and msx down 4% this week alone. david: is now the time to invest in russian stocks? that is what our next guest says. nicholas varney has nerves of steel. he is global capital investment chief officer, with two-ways to play the russian market. nicholas, great great to see you. in 1990s, lost a billion dollars. george soros is not a dumb guy lost a billion. somebody back then said i would rather eat nuclear waste than invest in russia. now some people are saying the same thing about russia right now. what do you tell them? >> well, i'll tell you what? i've been following this market pretty closely since 1996 and russia is always been the most hated market in the world as indicated by the quotes that you suggested but ironically at the crisis points which we're hitting right now again, that you can actually make, if you're willing to have, willing to take initiative and risk you

a final buzzer, the blame game is over. problems at home, crisis in the middle east, a standoff, crisis at the border, mr. president, these are your problems just listen to members of your own party. you're out there, busy attending fund-raisers, democratic senator carl levin had moral coverage to call you out saying whoever did it should pay a full price. by a country, directly or indirectly and it could be considered an act of war. last week, again, you're busy headlining dinners in dallas, another democratic congressman stood on his principle, had this to say about your inability to address chaos on the southern border. i >> hope it doesn't become a president obama ka tretrina mom. i hope this doesn't become the ka treeno moment for president obama. >> he didn't have time to go to the southern border? if you're not convinced your failures are being recognized on an overwhelmingly bipartisan basis, consider 54% hard working tax paying law abiding american citizens have lost faith in your ability to lead this great country

we'll have electric buzzers. for now, we will not have high emissions. we'll go for large buses on large roots. >> there is more buses to carry more people. >> reporter: with good service deliver, he hopes others will follow suit and regularize services. that will encourage people to use public transport, rather than private cars. the company is looking into buses that run on electricity and biogas. with a better political equipment. many hope that kathmandu can go back to having treatable air again. >> coming up, andy here with the sport. find out whether nico ros berg is ahead of his rivals in the race for the formula 1 championship. this type of violence >> what really happened that tragic day? >> it is the time to point finger at those whose fingers pulled the trigger >> al jazeera america presents miners shot down only on al jazeera america >>> now andy with the sport. >> no shortage of action at the hungari hungarian grand prix, in its time staples. safety cars have been deployed twice. it's not been a straightforward race for pole sitter and nico

[buzzer] cheryl: pink flood, are you there? adam, they were dark side of the moon. the wall. "dark side of the moon." cheryl: goliath ready to take on goliath. google is reportedly spending hundreds of millions of dollars to beat amazon with everything from groceries to electronics. adam: we don't need no satisfaction. >> very nice, adam. hi. they are spending more on google shopping express. the company is investing up to 500 million doll to take on amazon with day of delivery on more cities across the country. source close to google, that the $500 million number is quite exaggerated. we can expect a new subscription service from amazon prime for day of delivery google very soon. this means google is dumping more money into deliver trucks, warehouse space to bring more goods to more doorsteps. marketing has begun in several new cities. google is delivering items from costco, whole foods and staples. only in the new york, l.a. and bay area regions. the expansion comes on heels of users demanding more, according to google that is. we need to search for products on google. they

when alarm goes off, i don't know, i go flying off the side of the road as buzzer went off inside the you awake. >> electrocardiogram system built into the seat. can probably tell if you're having a heart attack. ford has also been working on this technology. the real hope by the time they're putting this in cars the cars will drive themselves a little bit. you have an event, fall asleep, maybe slow down, hit the brakes and steer off the side of the road. melissa: maybe with an alarm will tase you? gary good sport, taking my question seriously. thank you so much. >>> hillary gets a sense of humor. the former first lady gets a roasting on late-night television. she might have given more information than she intended. i don't know. she is smashing cookie. >>> scary on office activity and chitchat from your colleagues is totally to blame. the "piles of money" coming up. [ male announcer ] we know they're out there. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a

you don't have to have, you know, things with buzzers and beepers and records. >> reporter: there are-counter smart toothbrushes that run around $40. this one is primarily marketed to parents as a tool to ensure their kids aren't just running the toothbrush under the water and pretending they brushed. julie watts, kpix 5. >> there you go. >>> if you have a consumer story idea or problem, head to the web, go to kpix.com and send us an email. >>> it's going to nag me about not flossing, too. >> all to your phone. >> i love my teeth. >>> craft breweries popping up all over one northern california city. >> still ahead, what's behind the beer boom? >> it is the weight swinger here at the alameda county fair. i'm roberta gonzales. we have your fair forecast and most importantly, the fireworks forecast with mobile weather. >> i'm scott reiss. coming up in sports, a painful day on the field and on the pitch. and would a giant return give the orange and black a spark? all that and much more coming up. ,,,,,, female announcer: sleep train's 4th of july sale doesn't just end sunday... it's going

[buzzer] david: we told you a little bit about housing. foundation of housing market seemed shaky.sales fell 8.1% in june. this is the weakest level since september of last year. supply of new homes for sale, now at highest level since 2011. liz: may's number was revised lower. could major shift in attitudes towards homeownership in one group in particular be to blame for recent data? rich edson, live in washington. who is it? >> liz and david, specifically attitude among the millennial generation, for those younger than 35, than ever been. since census tracking those figures since 1982. panel hosted by zillow in washington suggested whether homebuilders and others in the industry face a generation of americans less inclined to buy a home. with recent mixed housing market data have investors asking when and those in real estate worry if millenials will buy homes at levels of previous generations. analysts questioned whether those in the generation pass on responsibilities of homeownership and have no intention of buying even with the money. white house top economist says more a que

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[buzzer] that is today's "speed read." ashley: complete that.e waiting on herbalife numbers. ashley: still nothing. anyway talk about tax inversions. that is where companies reincorporate overseas simply to cut their u.s. tax bills. they're all the rage. they have to run into a wall of opposition from the obama administration. so the question is, will the president take action on his own to stop the practice? liz: fox business's rich edson is live in washington with more on what has become a threat in a way from corporate america to just pick up the stakes and move town. >> it has. another week, another potential tax inversion. if completed the latest one involves u.s. based hospira, to merge with newly owe tensionally acquired european business to relocate headquarters overseas. that likely gives the firm lower tax rate and access to overseas capital. despite wave of inversions especially among medical companies, one major medical ceo denied to maria bartiromo that his company is considering such a strategy. >> i want to talk about this trend g

[buzzer] i pretty much made it. adam: you did it.ame-changer for the medical diagnostics industry. they are disrupting the entire $73 billion blood testing industry. it is looking to replace services provided by giants lab corp and quest diagnostics which both closed down today. with a low cost and painless test. the creator joins us. elizabeth holmes with 19 years old when she dropped out of stanford this is great quote from article. when you reach the moment you're found what you're born to do you do it. what you have done elizabeth, created a company worth $9 billion. you are bringing this very simple, inexpensive lab testing, blood testing to the entire nation. 8200 wellness centers in walgreens. is there a target date when that will be completed? >> we're working to do it as fast as we can. our goal is to be within five miles of every person's home. to be able to help bring access to this capability, to everyone. adam: the thing that is important for those of us who have followed your story is that the company is still privately