would be a safe place to put his money plus we're experiencing deja vu after the m.f.global theft of customer money when it filed for bankruptcy last october were not alone you will hear from the man who is helping to get customer money back for m.f. global finance but first their closing market numbers. state run in english speaking russian channel it's kind of like. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. if you're having deja vu because less than a year ago we were talking about a lot of the same issues with another now defunct firm m.f. global you are certainly not alone earlier i interviewed a peer customer in egypt he is an egyptian he had an account with p.s.g. because he was looking to diversify and with the recent turmoil in his country he thought the us was the place to be theoretically he recounted to me earlier how back in two thousand and three he went to a presentation where the instructors talked about how the exchanges in the u.s. have been there since the eighteen hundreds and contracts have always been on earth he loo

why are you having deja vu john row over this nine months after a global. group of dollars. property being to be charitable this is appropriate why the commodities burn us. such a short time we've got the first instance going on since the early. in the way there was with them o'toole so it seems like we're still pretty much the same a similar process and. speaking of that process you have been going through it with m.f. global you've been looking at all of the fine print of how that was able to happen i want to know the c.r.t.c. in january said it found no material breaches of customer fund protection requirements and a joint review of the seventy largest f c m's with the f.a.a. so this was due was included in this. how does it happen. well there's no answer for that was the f.c.c. is going to have. the simple i'm not tying a bank account to or that could have been produced at are more with the bank holding the bond underneath there that is an utter failure regulators that is absolutely incomprehensible knows the system of regulation is going to work if the

you've been frustrated it's like deja vu for you. >> exactly. deja vu all over again. especially because i know -- the city may come back again and say well they're not responsible for the damage. but i'm still living with the mold and mildew from the last flood. >> reporter: all right. well thank you for joining us. again we'll stick with you throughout the morning and hopefully get you some help out here but back out here live on the 2800 block of kick avenue. public works crews are doing their best to fix this water main. until they do water is shut off to the homes in the area and also you should know that the roads around here, kirk avenue and the 2800 block where it meets abbotston street will be closed until they can fix this completely. live in northeast baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. >>> annealed ily michigan got couple on -- an elderly michigan couple got an overnight surprise. he had been drinking and he hopped into bed with the couple. they quickly jumped out and immediately called police. the house was double the legal -- the legal limit for being drunk a

tavis: it feels like deja vu all over again as yogi bear once said. four years ago when we kicked off our coverage, our guest, former house speaker newt gingrich and a hurricane was playing havoc with the convention scheduled then just as it is this year in tampa. i am always pleased to welcome the former speaker to this program. good to have you back, sir. >> is great to be back with you in there is an eerie parallel. >> if there is indeed. i am glad to have you tonight. but me start with the fact that you have releaser delegate -- released your delegate. what is the rationale having run against mitt romney? >> he will become the nominee and we want to be a unified party. when i look at the future, the requirement to defeat barack obama is so great it is easy for any conservative to decide that romney is the only alternative we have. that is a key part of what we're doing. it is important to recognize that and have some feeling among all conservatives we have to come together as we enter labor day and we have to present a united front. >> you raised

. >> people can call it the deja vu all over again market.ke we wake up and it's groundhog day. >> very headline driving and they're all align. >> and two years from now or five years from now it won't matter if they cut rates, but did business brow it's top line, margins improve, how is the competitive position. >> isn't that all tied? if the federal reserve and the ecb come in, that doesn't take earnings down. doesn't the macro landscape feed into that? >> i would almost argue today that it's the reverse. the problem is you're not letting economic forces work. if you've got a debt problem, the solution to too much debt is not more debt, generally. it should not be that way. >> what are we going through here? >> the fed is increasingly being preserved to be pushing on a string, and we have taken a more defensive view. payrolls were growing between 100 and 250,000. that's the rate we saw in the 2004 to 2007 drug cycle. and now it's between 70 and 80,000, so i think the focus should be on tomorrow's jobs report. it's up to the private sector n

. >> out in cardville, one of the worst hit areas, it was dÉjÀ vu all over again for those who lost poweror about a week in june, and again tuesday night. >> 83 came down and took out the power lines. it pulled -- a tree came down and took out the power lines. it pulled the wires down and we heard a huge pop, explosion. >> within a month. what are the odds? >> residents were assured by our krysan seen that their power would be -- by power crews on- scene that their power would be restored by the end of the day. >> it is mother nature. what are you going to do? but at least we got the power crews out here first. last time it took five days. >> the power has been restored out here in parkville. we are still 8 inches below average by this time of year. strong rains are not helpful because it rolls off into gutters and streams because it is coming down so quickly. >> some breaking news out of hartford county. police reportedly shot a pit bull that work -- that was running loose. >> this is court square way and st. christopher's court in edgewood in hartford county. it is still unconfirmed if

. >> reporter: they call it new orleans deja vu. images of isaac bringing back memories of hurricane katrina striking 7 years ago today. >> it is not as significant as hurricane katrina but they are getting hit again. >> reporter: they were there supplying rescue specialists during the worst of hurricane katrina. we caught up with them the day they saved 501 people from their flooded homes. >> we felt a sense of accomplishment. >> we thought we were doing -- we did do a great job. when we got home we never understood that people saw it as a failure. >> reporter: there were problem that raised questions for the crews. >> were we doing any good because we are pulling them out of a flood zone but there is no support for them. >> reporter: a lot has changed in the last 7 years. much of the support is already in place for victims of isaac. and while it seems unlikely they will get the call they be 60,000 pounds of equipment ready to roll and bags are packed. starting september 1 they are on top of the on-call list. >> if our country call

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. >> reporter: adam returned from the press box, it's now the 6th inning and it's deja vu that fast. older brother gabe was there with him. >> i pushed him under the railing and he went under and got the second one. >> reporter: the second home run ball now autographed. gave his girlfriend and her little brother got signed hats and balls. all happened when both parents both doctors was working. adam telling his friends on facebook and making plans for more games before joining his parents in a u.a.e. to start his junior year of high school. >> i think i will hold on to it as long as i can. i might sell it. >> reporter: if manny keeps playing like this, that second home run ball my fund adam's college education. >> you know manny hit another one day. the orioles invited all four of them back to camden yard next wednesday for a game against the red sox. >>> hall of famer is having a celebration. a huge sculpture unveiled on saturday. he is the fourth oriole to receive the recognition this evening. >>> william woody from pasadena is the winner of the white marlin open. worth $1.4 millio

deja vu all over again? perhaps, but for now i'm taking the wait and see. will he help or hurt? we have to let this play out, but maybe that's just me. you might have your own take on it. i'd appreciate knowing about that, so hit the mail bag. the address, mailbag@wusa9.com. don't forget to include your name and where you're writing me from. that is our broadcast. i'll be back at 11:00 along with anita brikman and topper shutt. you can log on any time to wusa9.com. enjoy the weather. bye bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most-watched entertainment news magazine in the world. jennifer aniston's engagement. is the timing coincidental? the new brad and angelina wedding rumors. the recent report that janet and justin split. >>> plus jennifer's connection to miley cyrus' extreme new haircut. the new vp candidate's wife, what you didn't know about janna ryan. >> we saw her in a kohl's dress this weekend. >>> plus its first lady weighs in. >> this choice of paul ryan, were you surprised by that? >> kirstie alley back with maks. we're breaking down the explosive new "dancing" a

it's like deja vu all over again. we had the same thing happen in 2010 and 2011. had to raise cash in the spring just like you did this year. then people worried about a recession. analysts cut their earnings estimates. the recession didn't show up. economic stats started getting better. earnings estimates went pup p the stock market rose. i think we'll follow that same pattern. >> what could go wrong? >> dysfunctionalty in the u.s. government. they could let us go over the fiscal cliff. >> you're betting against dysfunctionalty in the government? >> i am. >> really. >> i think the surprise is going to be we're going to affect smarter policymakers and get smarter policies and more productivity. >> does that mean you think we're going to see a change in the white house in november. >> i think it's more important if we see a change in the senate. the market does better if there is a republican congress. the presidency doesn't really make that much difference to the market. it's up about 15% if you go back to 1936. >> i think the problem -- i agree there -- is that y

. >>> there is a sense of deja-vu that we've been here before. let's say it's take two. >> i'm jon scott. and isaac is threatening to rain on their enthusiasm. >> and we know it's hurricane kansas state. this is what we're looking at. republican leaders are making last minute judgments to the convention schedule. they have cancelled most of monday's program. we are expecting to learn more details and we'll is tell you as soon as we find out. in the meantime, the city of tampa is taking steps to get ready for the storm. john roberts is live at the convention center in a tampa. hi, john. >> reporter: what we know so far is the welcome party that is going to be a tropicana field, home of the tampa bay rays is going tonight at 5:00 p.m. sadly we have learned that a concerted at another venue has been cancelled. we do know one day of the convention has been put on hold. i talked to john spicer and they are trying to make accommodations for everyone who is on the schedule for monday to try to it them in the next three days. so far no one has been cance

. >>> today is feeling a bit like deja vu in new orleans, the 7th year anniversary of hurricane katrina. and while hur cake isaac is not nearly as severe it's cause be problems this morning. -- causing problems this morning. >> the storm made landfall after 8 eastern last night. coming ashore as a category one storm packs winds of 80 miles an hour and torrential rains and 20 inches could fall this is a live look at the downtown french quarter area around bourbon street. you see the rains falling. this is going to be case for hours to come. it's going to test the reenforced levees that were shored up in 2005. city officialser rex -- officials are expecting peak storm surges and right now about 200,000 remain in the dark. new orleans mayor says there are about a thousand national guard troops and more than 2900 law enforcement officers in the city dealing with storm related issues. >> isaac is with us in a very significant way. we now have hurricane-force winds and that are coming onto the shores of louisiana. we expect that very soon. those winds will be sustained at at least 75 miles pe

. >> i case of scary deja vu. it spewed menacing black smoke into the air. the smoke was billowing into the sky. two were into the air and it has the east bay on edge. there is one chemical in particular that has a lot of people worried. the latest fire is under investigation. jean? >> that's right, jessica. it is looking into what started the fire with the refinery in martinez. there was no one hurt and no shelter in place, but the fire comes at a time where they try to figure out what was put into the air at another refinery fire and how it affected the air and people's health. >> smoke from a fire at a refinery pours into the air and shell said the crews put the small fire out in ten minutes. last minute it was an enormous fire. grim reminders operating in the east bay. >> we're have one of the highest concentrations in the state. >> the bay area air quality management keeps close tabs on the operations. >> we're have inspectors assigned and in addition we have air quality monitoring in some places. >> the safety board is investigating the chevron fire ca

still ahead, a tragic scene for the man behind top gun and deja vu. a shocker for hollywood. >> a comment from a republican senate candidate ignites a fire storm on the topic of abortion. what he said about rape and regul pregnancy. >> not quite a home run for the little league team. they lost the world series game on sunday but the good news is they are not out of the running yet. what's up next for the players. >> welcome back. this is a live look downtown san jose, still very dark on this monday morning. there's only 4:44, we'll get a look at forecast in a bit. >> hollywood is in shock this morning after the apparent suicide of famed director tony scott. the 68-year-old seen here with denzel washington directed several block busters including "top gun." investigators say he jumped from a bridge at the port of los angeles yesterday. a dive team pulled his body from the water several hours later. his car was found near the bridge and there are reports a suicide note was found in his office. scott leaves behind a wife and twin sons. >> a missouri cong

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but as the storm approaches, he was hit with a strong sense of deja vu. what you thinking about, gary? >> reporter: we've done this before, anita. the republican convention four years ago and a hurricane with winds strong enough to blow up republican plans for convention day one. >> the presumed republican nominee in 2008 as hurricane gustav was approaching. >> they need to know and i know they know they're in our thoughts and prayers as this impending hurricane approaches. >> reporter: and the prayers of 2012. >> i think we should right now put in our minds and our prayers the people who have been victims of hurricane isaac and those who still stand in the path of a storm. >> reporter: in 2008, republicans cut back on the convention and bob cheffer quoted party leaders as saying. >> it wouldn't be appropriate for the nation to see republicans enjoying a festive occasion while there was tragedy unfolding somewhere else. >> reporter: and this year, monday night. >> republicans here do not want to be seen as having a big time while other americans are in pe

chicago we had a food crisis price crisis in two thousand and seven two thousand and eight is it deja vu all over again did we learn anything from the last crisis. well some people may have learned something i think the crisis has not really ever completely ended from that time is building up once again. but they're basically lessons still need to be learned and one of them is that climate change is rapidly much more rapidly than anyone thought changing the whole circumstances for global food production ok tim if you want to jump in there what one lesson ok what lessons were learned more learned came. well we did a report earlier this year that looked exactly at that question and i think our conclusion was that an alarming number of things haven't been learned or if they've been learned they haven't been acted on the main precipitating causes of the food crisis and the food crisis that we're talking about now isn't just. what another price spike after two thousand and seven and eight there was another in two thousand and ten eleven so this is the third price spike that we're facing in fi

i feel like it's deja vu all over again like last summer when we were waiting on the debt ceiling debate. what can washington do at this point? i mean, congress goes away this week for five weeks. five weeks' vacation. i mean, give me a break. then it's just about election time. what about a temporary extension of the tax cuts, at least? >> that doesn't do any good. all that does is do what they've been doing for years, which is kick the problem down the road. this congress is incapable of doing anything. all they've done is obstruct -- they want to obstruct the president to get him to lose the election. so nothing's going to be done till after the election. but look, no matter what happens, if you take away as much stimulus as this deficit is causing, there's going to be a recession. the question is how much stimulus do you want? i personally believe that the economy's in better shape than it's been in over the last four years. it's not in great shape. somebody has to do something about the deficit. i think the time is now. i think we ought to stop kicking the can down the road. and the

. >>> people heading to the republican national convention next week bracing for a little deja vu. four years ago hurricane gus tv brought the first night to a halt even though it took place in st. paul, minnesota more than a thousand miles away from the louisiana coastline. the republican national convention scaled back the program in '08. now tropical storm isaac has its sights set on the southeast and possibly tampa where the rnc is going to be next week. tampa's mayor is not worried about the potential rough weather. >>> maryland senator barbara mikulski is going to be speaking at the democratic national convection next month. this year there are 12 democratic women running for senate which is a record. mikulski is longest serving women in congress. >>> well, the young men saw some flooded channel rapids as an opportunity for a little bit of fun. this was in vegas. you can see the three men floating on the air mattress and police helicopters eventually caught up with the guys and an officer ordered them to get out of the dangerous waters. the boys jumped off and dragged the mat

>> that expression of deja vu over again. >> and we've been unable to reach the contractor for comment. >> there is fairy commuters facing problems lately. there is many stranded once again. and the operator couldn't find spare buses to get riders where they needed to go. >> and there are back up boat has been in washington undergoing a refurbishment. so now there is this fall a web site will go up providing better information and commuters should be able to get text alerts to make alternate plan autos this appears field is set for teams are now in are italy, sweden and south korea. but that is only half of the number of times that are suspected and we're live with more on this. mark? >> we're outside of the america's cup center here at pier 23 this, rb the hub of activity. there is impact has been a big seller, we're told would it exceed $1 billion but that is when more than four teams were expected. this morning there is the ceo up front about the numbers. the chief executive running events told me that this economy is the main reason there are going to be four challengers for the cu

>> this feels like deja vu.would you believe the the worst is not even right here in new orleans proper. it's all around us. take a look at some video. just about 11 miles southeast of where i am. an area very hard hit levy breech on the' eastern side of the mississippi river. an earthen, community built levy. this is a sending people up to their at that timic -- attics. and in afternoon, focus in the same part of the parish but on the western side of the mississippi. 3,000 people had to be evacuated including 120 nursing home residents hooked up to oxygen tanks and sitting waiting to be taken by national guard troops to a nearby naval base. it's down in the area and now, in the opposite direction southwest in the community of lafitte tonight we're hearing about he vac waigs in jefferson pairnish. some of the rescue boats unable to get into the area because conditions are not good. isaac moving very slowly. it's dumping a lot of rain and kicking up a lot of wind. and we're seeing this playing out around the regi

years later the markets have really focused much of their attention on europe however are we having deja vu is two thousand and twelve in fact looking more like two thousand and eight well increasingly it seems the only thing that is absolutely clear and so far is the euro zone is concerned is that the status quo can't be maintained the monetary union either moves towards deeper just deeper integration or there's some court kind of breakup or dissolution in the meantime everyone is left every word uttered by political heavyweights like angela merkel today i have a clip here it was something she uttered in a closed door meeting with lawmakers but did she say no shared debt is long as i live or did she mean partial sharing or total sharing and wait what did she say exactly because no one in the meeting can really remember that was all over the internet and financial press today and the latest official news i suppose is that european authorities have tweaked their plan for fiscal consolidation to be debated this week at the e.u. summit it calls for progress towards euro bonds and an e.u. treas

i woke up on saturday morning see the story massacres in syria again and it was a sort of case of deja vu. to see who said this it was opposition activists again and straight comes out and condemned syria before we actually know what's going on and so it's pretty clear that there's an agenda here is to blacken the syrian government's name and to use this as one of the pretext for intervention it's happened before and i'm going to get what you bring up the issue of off creating a pretext for intervention there have been other analysts in the world who have been saying exactly what you've just said certainly though some agreeing that sunday's alleged massacre appears to be the largest single day death toll to date what do you make of the timing is just ahead of a u.n. security council meeting this friday especially as western calls for a no fly zone and the military action are getting louder these massacres were always seem to happen just one point you and me to go to ask miss holmes why it's all about the likes of william hague and hillary clinton trying to book pressure on russia and chin

. >> in one of the worst-hit areas, it was dÉjÀ vu all over again for those who lost power for about week in the last storm, and again tuesday night. >> our trees behind our house came down and took out the power. the transformer literally blew up. a huge flash, pop, explosion. >> and within a month. what are the odds? >> residents were trying to do nothing -- to take things in stride, but were assured by barker's that their power would be restored by the end of the day -- by power crews that their power would be restored by the end of the day. >> it is aggravating. it is mother nature, so what can you do? but at least we got the power crews are here first. -- out here first. >> i was told by residents that a number of the neighborhoods have already had restored power. we are 8 inches below normal when it comes to rain fall out at b.w.i. airport. and we get rain my guest today, it is not actually good for crops because it falls so quickly that it rolls off the soil. let's head back inside to tom tasselmyer to have a look at the forecast. it was quite a lightning show yesterday. >> lo

and there is a little bit of deja vu but let's come back here live, anthony this is a big, big game four guys, right? >> yeah . that is correct, there is a pitch limit on little leg. and what about the fans what do you think about them here? >> petaluma loom fans in the back, you got to love them. >> crazy right here. let me show you this sign we had here. can we show this sign, jacob, forget back to 0 school, we love the nationals and i will try to find my self-esteem, we will be back to find the latest in petaluma, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it is an international day, americas cup racing yes underway. and it is getting thicker and thicker, we will be right back here at 5:20 [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made.

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it's a case of deja vu for those who survived katrina, which hit seven years ago to the day. >> yeah, we left for katrina. but that's it. had enough, i ain't coming back no more. >> about 20 diehard residents refused to leave grand isle today. in new orleans, winds whipped the mississippi river and tattered awnings next to a river boat. >> i would just like to say now is not the time to let your guard down. you have to stay hunkered down, and you have to stay inside. and you have to stay on task. >> reporter: there is a dusk to dawn curfew in new orleans tonight. the good news is the storm is weakening. ken wayne, channel 2 news. >>> of course the big story with this storm is how slow it has been moving. it has downgraded to a tropical storm. that's based on winds. the rainfall is still hitting hard. look at new orleans. look where it is in that right quadrant of the storm, look at the yellows and the oranges still moving through the city. the winds are at 60 miles per hour in this storm. so the still breezy. barely moving, it's just going to go a few miles north between now and tomor

. >> it feels like deja vu. jimmy is do you want to -- jimmy, do you want to mention your live show at the improve? >> i will be there the 13th, 14th and 15th. the tickets are going like hotcakes. the money goes to me having my breast liposuctions. >> i will be with you tomorrow morning. >> sherrod will be on tomorrow morning on sirius-xm. >> and then after that i bill go to "good afternoon america." jonathon, what are you reading now? >> i like weighty political tones. deep in the middle of tails from the land of pork scratching, by a little known author by the name of greg gutfeld. i am enjoying it so much he is waiting in my apartment right now to read me the final chapter. and he is naked. >> he has no pajama bottoms on. >> rebecca, where can our viewers see you next? >> she will

it's a case of deja vu for those who survived katrina, which hit seven years ago to the day. >> yeah, we left for katrina. but that's it. had enough, i ain't coming back no more. >> about 20 diehard residents refused to leave grand isle today. in new orleans, winds whipped the mississippi river and tattered awnings next to a river boat. >> i would just like to say now is not the time to let your guard down. you have to stay hunkered down, and you have to stay inside. and you have to stay on task. >> reporter: there is a dusk to dawn curfew in new orleans tonight. the good news is the storm is weakening. ken wayne, channel 2 news. >>> of course the big story with this storm is how slow it has been moving. it has downgraded to a tropical storm. that's based on winds. the rainfall is still hitting hard. look at new orleans. look where it is in that right quadrant of the storm, look at the yellows and the oranges still moving through the city. the winds are at 60 miles per hour in this storm. so the still breezy. barely moving, it's just going to go a few miles north between now and tomor

like katrina, it would be deja vu deux. >> bob: you said category two. >> dana: when it finally hit,ut when it hit landfall it was a two. the leav levees didn't hold. >> eric: you are sure that nobody will make hay on this that g.o.p. is having this now as this is going on. if they, do i'll play the sound bite and say no, the left would never do it. they called romney a murderer. >> bob: if they did politicize it, it would be a terrible political mistake. >> eric: glad you said that. >> dana: this shows you don't need a four-day long convention. >> bob: that is for sure. >> dana: do it in a couple of days. >> kimberly: nevertheless, it's been -- >> bob: shorter than that. >> kimberly: it's been shortened. okay, never mind. >> greg: i got no no. plans now since we didn't have a convention. >> kimberly: we all have plans, we just didn't tell you. >> greg: i'm having a room party. >> kimberly: you tried that last night. neil armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon left this world at the age of 82. our tribute to an american icon is next. stay with us. >> it's one small step for man

this is sort of like deja vu. expected this to be 2004 the way bush went off john kerry in a personal way. this is now starting to shape up like 1996, bill clinton versus bob do bob dole. bill clinton went after bob legal and said they'll change welfare as we know it. that phrase will be coming back. it will be back to the future in the months ahead. >> this is what we're waiting for. it's really exciting now. jim acosta at the nor norfolk "uss wisconsin" thank you very much. >>> we want to tell you important news, including syria's relentless violence. hillary clinton in talks with turkish leaders. we'll have the latest for you next. [ female announcer ] quaker yogurt granola bars. they're whole grain good... and yummy good. real fruit pieces. 12 grams of whole grains and a creamy yogurt flavored coating. quaker yogurt granola bars. treat yourself good. quaker yogurt granola bars. it's something you're born with. and inspires the things you choose to do. you do what you do... because it matters. at hp we don't ju