♪ >> this may seem like dÉjÀ vu all over again, the president signing a bill deregulating the banks.oon, president obama officially put his signature on the jumpstart our business startups act, known as the jobs act, but should really be called the bring proud to back to wall street act. and the victim ts? american investors. here to discuss times columnist and co-author of "all the devils are here: the hidden history of the financial crisis," joe nocera. joe, an honor to have you here your columns are spectacular and you vote one this week a couple of days ago which posed the question, the ceo of morgan chase posed to you in an elevator. why don't people like us the bankers? why don't we? >> they caused the financial crisis, and they are the ones who are walking away from the wreck. >> it seems to me the transaction that has brought the economy back has been a one-way transaction. in other words we have bailed them out, and they don't seem to have either internalized the action that they did something wrong or modulated their behavior. >> i think there is some modulation, and given

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deja vu. so, this ended in a mistrial last summer, richard.be done differently that prosecutors feel they should be successful and maybe hit a home run this time? >> unbelievable, a swing, home run. >> can't help myself. >> you're taking them today, too. that's great. listen, they were embarrassed getting that mistrial. getting that mistrial, fred, the government was embarrassed. don't like to embarrass the government. they are going to streamline their case, watching their ps and qs this time. at the end of the day, fred, at the end of the day, a pitcher who throws faster at the end of his career than he did when he was younger, something is up here. andy pettitte is going to commit. this is his former bff. he's going to get on that witness stand and give it to them in spades that roger acknowledged taking hgh. you can cross-examination andy as much as you want but jury will see it and i think it's very powerful. >> avery that has to be refield? this is only as if it's going to be a trial about steroid abuse, performance enhancing drugs in or

the fans are hoping for deja vu. many will be dressed for the occasion. >> i am quoting myself. yes, i am looking forward to a -- i am looking forward to it. as a fan, it is hamas. it will be absolutely crazy here. -- as a fan, it is a must. >> even if they do not manage it this weekend, chances are the team will take the title, and eventually. >> good dancing, steve. >> it is friday night. >> that is all for now. we will see you again at the top of the our. >> for more information -- www.dw.de.

. >> and deja-vu all over again giants lost to arizona 5-4.hey wasted no time to get to madison bumgarner. this 2-1 shot made it 4-0. giants tried to rally behind home runs from sandoval and this two-one shot cuts the lead to one. but the giants got no closer, losing 5-4. j.j. pitched a perfect ninth. >> over at the coliseum, colon got roughed up by the mariners. here is a double that makes it 7-0 seattle. but oakland nearly came you a you will the way back. here a solo shot in the fifth and for the second straight game it went deep and 3-1 blast cuts the lead to 1. it's the third homer of the year but the rally would fall short as seattle holds on for an 8-7 victory. the a's have the day off. warriors game, this shot won $12,000. sign him up. brandon rush beats the buzzer, he had 20. nate robinson and mcgwire for the alley-oop. they led by 7 at the half. they would pull away late in the fourth. 112-97 was the final. rush stopped, he was 4-6 from beyond arc. >> and earthquakes improve 4-1 with a 3-1 victory over vancouver. that is sports sunda

. >>> deja vu for the blacks and coyotes, every game went to overtime.rd time chicago has forced ot in the final minutes. michael boedker scored the game winner, they won 3-2 can eliminate chicago. >>> alex ovech kin has to work the boards, lost his balance and fell on his wallet. he was all right and caps were better. semin gave washington the lead capitals beat the bruins 2-1. >>> nba dwight howard done for the season. surgery on a herniated disincome his back and miss the entire postseason and olympics in july. >>> match up of eastern powers in miami bulls with the chance to lock down the top seed, lebron wasn't having it. 15 points in the first quarter alone, then in the third, the circus was in town. the acrobatic shot fell, james had 27, the heat won it 83-72. >>> finally the nhl playoffs are in full swing the only hat rick was on the diamond. yankee curtis grander son hit three home runs, matched career high fit hits. powered the yankees to 7-6 win. that is the early look at sports on "early today" i'm fred roggin. >>> another case of tmi, from a

. >>> deja vu for the coyotes and blackhawks. overtime last night. no different. michael boedker scored the game winner, back-to-back overtime goals for him. all for not. boedker scored. coyotes can eliminate chicago tomorrow. now to washington. alex ckovechkin is better. he was all right and the caps were better. alexander semin gave washington the lead, capitals beat the bruins 2-1. >>> dwight howard done for the season, undergo surgery for his back and miss the postseason and olympics in july. >>> a matchup of eastern powers in miami. in the third, the circus was in town. the acrobatic shot fell. james had 27, heat won it. 83-72. >>> finally, the nhl playoffs. the only hat trick of the night was on the diamond, the yankees cure disgrander son hit three home runs against the twins, matched the career high with five hits. >>> the yankees powers to a 7-6 win. that is the early look at sports on "early today" i'm fred roggin. >>> another case of tmi from a celebrity mom. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, how a young boy manage

. >> reporter: this might seem like deja vu, but it's not. still, the new train on tokyo's ginza line, lemon yellow body, chocolate brown roof, and boxy design, looks a lot like the old train. >> translator: it resembles the one i rode many years ago. it brings back memories. >> reporter: tokyo metro designers and engineers found inspiration from the past. 1927, to be exact. the year the ginza line's first train made its debut. back then, thousands of people waited for more than two hours to experience this state of the art technology for just five minutes. the train rode the rails for 40 years. then it became a museum piece. the new train features the same yellow. a reminder of a time when workers needed to paint trains that color for better visibility underground. but not everything about this new metro is retro. on the inside, it's outfitted with up-to-date technology. l.e.d. lights that cuter energy efficient air conditioning systems, and a 17-inch flat screen display. this unique mix of past and present has both riders and designers exci

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this might seem like deja vu, but it's not.ll, the new train on tokyo's ginza line, lemon yellow body, chocolate brown roof, and boxy design looks a lot like the old train. >> translator: it resembles the one i rode many years ago. it brings back memories. >> reporter: tokyo metro designers and engineers found inspiration from the past. 1927, to be exact. the year the line's first train made its debut. back then thousands of people waited for more than two hours to experience this state-of-the-art technology for just five minutes. the train rode the rails for 40 years and then it became a museum piece. the new train featured the same yellow, a reminder of a time when workers needed to paint trains that color for better visibility underground. >> but not everything about this new metro is retro. on the inside it's outfitted with up-to-date technology. led lights that cut 40% of electricity for lighting and super energy efficient, air-conditioning systems and a 17-inch flat screen display. this unique mix of past and present has

. >>> deja vu all over, look to the sky tomorrow. you can see a space shuttle riding piggyback on a 747. shawn yancy has your details in the fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight where women should eat more berries. no. 5, researchers studied 16,000 women and found women with the highest intake of blueberries and strawberries appeared to delay cognitive aging by more than two years. berries are rich in flavonoids which protect cells from damage and reduces inflammation. no. 4, another reason for a healthy lifestyle, it can improve a person's survival odds after a cancer diagnosis. an american cancer society study found diet and exercise makes a big difference in reducing the chance of recurrence. no. 3, may be a break-through in the fight against autism. nih researchers say a brand-new experimental drug reduced autism symptoms in mice. researchers hope to eventually use that drug to treat children. no. 2, h&r block is closing about 200 locations and cutting about 350 jobs. the company has been focusing on its traditional tax preparatio

i am going to tell you if the upcoming weekend will feel like deja vu. details coming up. >> reporter: and on the roads, slowing on the baltimore washington parkway. we will have a report coming up next. >>> and here -- >> and here's a live look at times square. let's go up to the big apple for the latest in today's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites, google's new cloud based storage service the company calls google drive an evolution of google docks. store and edit photos and videos and documents there and it's cheaper than drop box. macss under attack by flashback redirecting computeers to online ads that pays kick back to hackers. not sure if the earlier version released to fix it will work this time. a partially paralyzed man sent messages to a computer 60 miles away just by thinking them. the thoughts directed a small robot to move taking the dream of mind control one step closer to reamount. and a new high -- reality. and a new high tech vacuum. the vacuum compresses the dirt and makes it easy to discard and calculates how many calories

feels a little like deja vu. i think we were here on this action in december. but we're happy to bring to the commission the last set of major discretionary approvals associated with the 34th america's cup. and it's rolely been i think an extraordinary body of work that has led to today. and at the end of the presentation i will invite mike martin, america's cup project director, to come and address a commission about a few items that are city related and there are a lot of folks not city staff in the audience today who have been critical to the effort and i will point them out as well. so as i was thinking about the policy context for the actions today, i ran across a line in some state legislation that is on the lead finding in some of the state legislation we pursue for the court and i thought it was a good quote. the san francisco waterfront is a valuable public trust asset of the state that provides special maritime navigational recreational, culture and historical benefits to the people of the region and the state. and if you think about that statement in

the metaphors don't stop it's dÉjÀ vu all over again, ground hog day, because the script is the sameing up breaking the law, the folks who are supposed to tell you what to buy or sell they are supposed to help you instead they are lying, cheating swindling, helping some mostly themselves, while hurting others, mostly you. they violate all sorts of rules that their companies give them, the law, fiduciary duties the particulars about how they misbehave really don't matter, but here is what does matter. when they get caught which isn't nearly as often as they violate the law, they are given a small fine at most and then we believe they are going to stop. next time they won't do what they say they ask us to believe them. this time the fine the sec imposed $22 million bucks on goldman. we the taxpayers wrote them a check for $12.9 billion to cover their bonuses a couple of years ago. why? because they said we meat a bet on aig that didn't turn out so well. what did the president just do? he signed a law lifting some of the few rules that limit what analysts can do. these are the guys who

. >> saturday was sort of like deja vu for the giants.fter tim lincecum gave up two home ones, madison bumgarner gave up two home runs in the first two frames. the giants dropped their first two games of the season. >> you know, you got to try and get settleled in and take advantage. battle back. >> a certain kind of -- everything was just too many in the zone and the middle of the plate. felt great, you know. felt like i'm -- it felt good. really playing good right now. hitting them all good, and pretty good pitchers. you know, they're doing their part. >> before the game, there was a hint there will be some lineup changes on sunday. emmanuel burriss will most likely play second base and don't be surprised to say blanco and shuerholtz play in the outfield. nbc bay area. >> thank you, jamie. let's slide over to the ice with a start to close out the regular season against the kings tonight. now with a chance to win the pacific division. a victory coupled with a loss by the phoenix coyotes would make the start, and the number three seed in

there's a similar thing going on here in the us you're seeing people starting to see their little deja vu moments the little static in the matrix in the hologram is falling apart the cat walking backwards exactly us at it are of the economist paper dollar and paper euro will debase in a big way so this is matthew bishop the u.s. editor of the economist and he was interviewed by the wall street journal about gold and why people have lost faith in the twentieth century religion of government backed up money so we're going to turn to a clip here by the way the wall street journal introduced the concept of gold as being somehow antiquated or old fashioned don't seem to and we hope to another age doesn't it but i do you know who can reason it's come back into fashion of the last ten years if you're right and gold we trust is that you know people i think have lost my you in the twentieth century religion of government money and this new moment we're going to trust. you know what something we do you are you look at me dollar and how it's being so much me printed on the cute little nothing she wo

of people flock not a tourist square venting theory of the ruling or thought it is it's all a bit deja vu isn't it hasn't anything actually changed in the country. i think there is a power struggle between the military ruler and the muslim brotherhood and if you come back to square to shore under flexors of muscles a game. after the live to tell you to square the dealership my eyes the little square under evolutionary powers and now as they are coming back to the to the square seeing the sea would lead to perfect is that evolution again is all the sheema get is a military rule but at the end of the day it seems that it's a clear power struggle between muslim brotherhood hold lift at the head of the square will turn as their back to the usually powerful cup of their relationship was other secular and political forces and now they are claiming that evolutionary agenda and the coming back to give square to gimbal preloaded here after their prisons in mr reed has been obviously shaken over the last few months is when people started to think ecliptic a new abode the dominance of the problem an

you know what, unfortunately, randy, we might be seeing deja vu. what we had yesterday and what we have today it looks similar. at least the atmosphere setup is very, very similar. we're expecting that frontal boundary to be very close to parts of the midwest. in fact, what's going to show you right there crossing portions of the midwest. the mid mississippi valley, and we have that slight risk of severe storms. now, keep in mind some of that will be right over st. louis where we had the rough weather yesterday. yes, round two may be on the way. more on that coming up in a few moments. >> thank you. even in his death beloved boston red sox player ted williams is worth some big bucks. hundreds of his personal items were auctioned off, and you got to hear what people paid for them. [ director ] cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job,

winner is a lion be relegated to one of the first leg of the champions league seventy five while deja vu it's a repeat of two thousand and nine it's down to the bridge and chelsea played host barcelona in the first leg of their last going down to the blues. an advantage allan bought the siberian side take a two one series lead in the glowing cup finals edging to no one spoke in the russian capital their first of all and marry a guy in his last gasp when they find me to go to one of the rail madrid in the first leg of their champions league semifinal in unit the german giants that after seventeen minutes through frankly very powerful finish but characters defending early in the second half mesut ozil to level from close range however after wasting a string of chances but has grabbed a deserved late winner as the four time champions looked to return to their own stadium for a dream final however with well manager joe is a marine even to me probably the first coach to lead three different teams to european glory by entrained they have it all to do in their turn like the third about. we can

. >>> deja vu for the coyotes and black hawks. every game in this series has gone to overtime.s no different. michael froelick tied it with just over a minute to play. the third time chicago has forced o.t. in the final minutes. but it was all for naught. michael boedker scored the game winner, back-to-back overtime goals for him. coyotes won 3-2. they can eliminate chicago tomorrow. >>> to washington, alex ovechkin is one of the best players in the league. he has to work on how to go for the bortds. he fell on his wallet and the caps were even better. alexander semin gave washington the lead, capitals beat the bruins 2-1. >>> nba, dwight howard done for the season. he'll undergo surgery for a herniated disc in his back and miss the entire postseason and olympics in july. >>> match up of eastern power , in miami, both with a chance to lock down the top seed. lebron wasn't having it. 15 points in the first quarter alone and then in the third the circus was in town, the acrobatic shot fell, james had 27, the heat won it 83-72. >>> the nhl playoffs are in full swing but the only h

. >> as bogey -- yogi berra might say, day jaw view -- deja vu all over again.t home runs and the first and second innings. this two-round shot made i 4-0. the giants tried to rally behind home runs from pablo sandoval and this pitch-hit cuts the lead to one but they get no closer, losing 5-4. j.j. putz pitched a perfect night for his second save. >> at the coliseum, the a's colon got roughed up by the marry nors. chone sings in the fourth to make it 2-0. the athletics almost come back. weeks gets solo shot in the sixth, and then yoenis cespedes went deep. his three-run blast cuts the lead to one. his third homer but seattle hangs on for the 8-7 victory. the a's get sunday off. >> type of in houston, jamie meijer became the oldest pitcher to start the game but the at stros beat colorado 73-as moyer gets the loss. >> the warriors nuggets game this fan knocked down a shot from halfcourt to make more than $12,000. sign him up. branyon rush scored 20. golden state led by seven at the break. the warriors pull away in the fourth. david lee with two of his 17. 112-97 w

chief investment office over the past five years to a prop trading operation and we have debt crisis deja vu only instead of the subprime crisis we now have this sankaran crisis as an anthill of assets used to support a mountain of leverage is crumbling from of it and with energy prices up or down in response to geopolitical tensions with statements of short term responses to quell them is this the ball it's still a view that words is destined to face as population increases exponentially and resources decrease exponentially these are the big questions we want to try to tackle as best as we can the time we have with chris martenson who is our guest he is author of the crash course very popular lesson the unsustainable future of our economy and our g. and environment made using his very popular videos online to which illustrate the points he makes and we're so happy to have you on the show thanks for being here welcome back to capital account lauren spierer pleasure well let's get started because it's ours to now i think that the subprime comparison to the sovereign debt crisis comparison whi

a little dÉjÀ vu.haff res in -- quakes win 2-1, remain atop the western conference standings. >> saber cats in iowa. mark reef on the money. his 100th touchdown catch of his arena football career. then the games out of hand. the saber cats win big, 76-33. >> let's tee it up. jason dufner leading in around three of the zurich classic but ryan palmer, tying the course record with an 8-under 64. still four off the lead which belongs to dufner. thatches to this approach on 16. sticks right nor the jar. birdies the hole. shoots a 5-under 67. dufner up two shots heading into the final round looking for his first pga victory in 163 starts. >> capital city 400 in richmond. kyle busch with nine laps left. and busch takes the checkered flag for the fourth straight year. he loves that track. snapping a 22-race winless drought. >> now i have to spend an hour going across the golden gate bridge. >> ama: thank you. captioned by closed captioning services inc. rsñcñcñcñcñcñcñcñcñc?xuuuuuúp

this has been the story deja vu with this area of low pressure here frontal band stalled north and westter tonight. there's the first system here, little break wednesday, the next system brings in more cool and wet weather here's the timing midnight the rain sonoma county and by the 5 a.m. commute, we've got rain into the east bay, coastal hills by the afternoon tuesday still light rain scattered showers for your afternoon commute and then by wednesday, estimate look at the north bay, we have got wet weather for wednesday morning commute with rainfall totals pretty impressive for that first system. mild where the sun is shining today, elsewhere, low 70s for san jose with low 60s in the north bay, 65 in monterey, get that umbrella out and hunker down for a cool and dreary week ahead. >>> good morning. april showers, you know what they say, tomorrow looks like we'll have an interesting commute, we'll follow that four. right now napa, 221 at 29, stall still blocking right lane not a lot of slowing in the area. san leandro, new accident reported hesperia at llewellyn a car versus a bicyclis

. >>> as yogi berra might say, it is deja vu as the giants fell behind early and lost to arizona 5-4.ngs. this two-run shot made it 4-0. the giants tried to rally behind homeruns from sandoval and pill. this two-run shot by pill kept the lead to one but the giants got no closer, losing 5-4. j.j. putts pitched a perfect night for his second save. >>> at the coliseum the easter sunday colon got roughed up by the maror ins. give oakland credit. it nearly came all the way back. jamaal weaks gets to felix hernandez for a solo shot in the fifth and jounes went deep. his three-run blast cuts the lead to one but the rally falls short as seattle hold is on for the victory. the a's from the day off. >>> last night in houston 49-year-old jamie moier became the second oldest pitcher to start a major league game but the first batter he faced shows no respect for his elders taking him deep. moi 84 took the loss. at the warriors nuggets game this fan knocked down a shot from half court to win $12,000. brandon rush beats the first quarter buzzer. he came off the bench to score 20. nate robinson to do

. >> it's deja vu all over again. the last time around, john mccain was running on his experience, then defeated that argument by bringing in sarah palin. romney will face the same dilemma here. the question in august is does he feel so far behind that he rolls the dice and go with a rubio to change the composition of the race. he doesn't want to take that chance unless he has to. >> we'll see what he does. thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> ahead, high drama in north carolina. live in greensboro, and also george zimmerman released from jail, and late night with president obama, the president is paying jimmy fallon a visit. why late night fun goes a long way with young voters. does aspirin even work on my headache? aspirin for pain? aspirin is just old school. people will have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. that's why we developed bayer advanced aspirin with micro particles. it enters the bloodstream fast and rushes relief to the site of pain. we know it works. now we're challenging yo

is like deja vu we are doing it all over again. by the evening tonight things calming down and we have a nice weekend in store. >>> traffic is light right now at the tolls. look out for windy conditions across some of the bridges still slippery and wet that's why we are seeing a lot of accidents this morning. no delays at the bay bridge toll. check out these areas where we've had accidents, north 680 jacqueline flooding reported as well as highway 85 and 280 has caused problems in the area. better news now, highway 1 in pacifica they cleared the mudslide at devils slide. there's still flooding along several stretches of 101 at whipple and 380 to 101 as well as south 101 to 380 and south 80 connector to 238. problems in castro valley just be extra careful for your commute. we just had a lot of accidents this morning. >>> 6:11. >>> multi-million dollar mystery just ahead, the bay area college that wants to say thank you for a huge donation if it can figure out who to say thank you to. >>> vehicle vandalism. the criminal that has one

when it comes to wall street it is already dÉjÀ vu all over again. general says despite claims to the contrary, tarp will cost us $60 billion. it is not turning a profit as the treasury department had claimed, but so much worse, tarp could be doing reel harm and here is why. it is creating the same dangerous incentives that caused the crisis in the first place. here is one more sal from the report, a significant legacy of tarp has potentially disastrous consequences associated with institutions deemed too big to fail. the big banks are getting bigger, and the federal guarantees to make any same crazy bets that got them in trouble before. meanwhile the smaller banks, the ones that actually lend and help the economy recover are being squeezed because they can't compete. and it stheems big banks are also up to their old illegal tricks. a day doesn't go by that goldman sachs isn't on the wrong end of another criminal investigation. which is why it is so odd when tim geithner says you legislate away stupidity no but you can prosecute criminality. pretty s

sound like deja vu?ly last friday the president obama was dealing with the president of brazil in south africa -- i said, south carolina, and that is not good. it is south america. he might go to south carolina but it would be on the way. charles payne, unbury me from this. bottom line, we have plenty of that stuff here why get it from these folks? >>guest: and the main stuff, he is so eager, actually salivating at the notion of buying brazil's oil, and, what the heck? and this is the same person that stopped the keystone xl pipeline in i don't get the timing of the visits. why get the intensity of the visits. you remember when our nafta partners were here the president of mexico said in the rose garden and he dogged america, he dogged everything about america and he said nothing about mexico's responsibilities with respect to the drug lords and the drugs coming into the country. it was all america. you would think that maybe the greatest debate to mexico was whether they shouldable wall to keep american