they have given in to the status quo and in a sense they face a deja vu. in the sense, as abdul fatah al-sisi mentioned further is easier representative of structural institutional interests of a military establishment that has basically called the shots in egypt. washington and london, i think, feel that it can be business as usual, although there will be a certain cosmetic changes made. on the other hand, also abdul fatah al-sisi is, of course, constrained by the fact that his economy is in a bad shape, and i think there'll be some tough negotiations being made in terms of supporting him, rendering military but more economic support to egypt, and something will be expected in return of abdul fatah al-sisi as well. >> indeed, of course, the economy is very, very important subject in egypt. you mentioned a little earlier there is a need for economic reforms. something i read, too, was part of the problem with egypt's economy are the fuel subsidies, if these subsidies are taken away, he's not going to be a popular man then, is he? >> no, i think that is goi

. >> it's dÉjÀ vu all over again. we have new highs for what reason i can't tell you.e are like on fantasy island here. we are really waiting for mario dragging tomorrow i think that's what the numbers are showing here. we have seen new highs and i think we are waiting to hear what he will do with the ecb tomorrow morning. you can see the whole action the last six or seven days it has been a melt up i'm a very quiet s&p and ranges six, seven-point today which is really nothing for the s&p. volatility a multiyear lows. i think everyone is pointing to tomorrow first and then friday's job number, but as i said it's date dÉjÀ vu are over again. david: despite the fact every day we keep going up i can tell you how many guys i have had on that say they will pull back, but they don't come when. you come closer to a specific timeframe of a pullback than anyone i have ever talked with. at least in your notes you do. where do you say about that timing and the poll that? >> i agree with todd. i think there are concerns even though we are drifting higher up to the 52 week high, ag

in fact, the statement she made was "deja vu." >> one of the robbers is about 5'8" and nearly 300 poundshe was fairly distinct. they got identified that way, as being the same people. >> hurry up! >> the robbers warned the tellers not to throw dye packs in the money bags. dye packs are rigged to explode later, leaving a permanent dye on the bills. >> one of the news crews had come down. it sort of made me mad. that reporter stood in the middle of the street in calabash and made the comment, if you want to rob a bank, calabash is the place to come and do it. >> over the next several years, these same men robbed other banks in the area. the getaway cars were stolen and abandoned miles away. >> they were not making a lot of mistakes. they were going in, they were getting what they needed to get and they got out of the bank. >> we had no hairs, we had no fibers, we had no confessions, we had no money. we had very few bits of real physical evidence. its unique formula penetrates these layers deeper than other mouthwashes, killing bacteria all the way down to the bottom layer. so for a cleaner

. >> deja vu. go to ivan with the cnn -- >> or dodge him depending on -- >> for brisbane -- >> no one was watching last hour. >> no, not at all. >> move on. >> indeed. >> practicing. >> yes. all right. we will move on indeed. >> try to remember my self-esteem. >> all right. >>> let's check in on rainfall here. it is deja vu. in fact, for eastern europe because the low has not moved, it has been in the same spot for the last several days. look what it's done. some of the rainfall tallies here, 45 millimeters in parts of romania, ukraine at 38. 62. these are not blockbuster numbers here, but nevertheless, it's been raining. these are want numbers we've been get -- these are the numbers we've been getting day in and day out. the low weakening a bit, but as that's happening, we have this feature that's going to be moving out of the mediterranean, coming the same direction. so the same areas will get hit again with more rainfall here. that's not going to be good at all. we'll watch that closely. low mov

today it is the uss deja vu.nother op-ed piece from "the new york times" by anne-marie slaughter, director of policy banning at the state department from 2009-2011. she has been arguing for the use of force in syria. she is surprised the u.s. is using force in iraq but not serious. she argues do not fight in iraq and ignore syria at the same time. act in both countries because we face a threat to global peace and security. this is the right thing to do, she says, for humanitarian and strategic reasons. >> and a lot of focus has been on the group that has been fighting in iraq, which has lots of representation in syria, the islamic state of iraq in syria, isis. interesting article in the "financial times," a closer look at one surprising detail. isis runs a tight ship and keeps its books in order. since 2012, isis has issued ews,"l reports, "the n outlining operations in numerical and geographical detail. talking about the number of bombings and assassinations, checkpoints and suicide missions. everything. it is l

. >>> talk about deja vu, nba finals, miami trails san antonio, heading into game four, will history repeat itself and the heat won game four and won the title in seven and the spurs will try to repeat what they did in game three when they shot a record 76% in the first. >> this last game, we finally put a game together not the full 48 but as long as we could, we did exactly what we planned to do and executed in that respect. and that is what we'll need again, you can see the game here on 6 abc, tonight coverage tips off at 8:30, and watch the game on your mobile device by downloading the 6 abc watch app. >>> and they could not close out their stanley cup last night. the rangers held on by the skin of their teeth. but look how close that it to going in on henrik lundqvist. but the rangers stay alive and the kings lead the series 3-1 and game five is tomorrow. >> and world cup underway, brazil and croatia, it's united states kicks off monagainst ghana. and croatia, it's united >>> a man risks his life to save a stranger from a burning car. the officer was nearly hit by a vehicle when

but is there any deja vu, any lessons to be learned from what we saw happen before?well, with the previous crises in iraq, with the invasion, it went offline for quite a while. but that was in an era when the market also was rising for other reasons, because there was not a lot of new production coming online and spare capacity was thinned out by that. what we've had now in the last couple of years is a situation where u.s. production's been rising very strongly as well as the number of other countries around the world including iraq, and those -- in the southern iraq production, and that has kind of offset the losses that we've had from plitically driven events with iran sanctions, with the losse losses from libya andw with the losses from northern iraq. it's essentially balanced it. and crude prices have been relatively stable over the last couple of years. >> ifill: when you say u.s. production has been on on the rise, you're talking about shale production, fracking production? >> yeah, with a little bit of offshore. >> ifill: our reliance therefore? >> it's reall

. >> "bbc world news" was presented byer gwen: deja vu in iraq and in benghazi.licans and democrats struggle to plot a political way forward. tonight on "washington week." >> american forces will not be returning to combat in iraq. gwen: as conditions continue to deteriorate in iraq, that may be the only thing completely clear. will there be air strikes? >> going forward we will be prepared to take targeted and precise military action. gwen: will there be american assets on the ground? >> american combat troops are not going to be fighting in iraq again. gwen: and will iraqi prime minister nouri al-maliki survive? plus, a breakthrough on benghazi. will it end the political debate?

. >> it's like deja vu, talk about politicizing this. >> she's not politicizing it.used of anything. he has been there for five years, no formal charges, so look, let me tell you how the military works. if what they are saying is true, it would have already been done. i was in the service, that's what we do. your saying this, this is nonsense. >> larry, even the white house is walking that back today. that's an inaccurate statement. >> no, no, no, no. >> yes, yes, yes, yes. >> he has been promoted twice. >> while in captivity. >> yes, but if he had done these things you're accusing him of -- you can't get promoted unless your supervisors -- >> i don't know he's a deserter, you don't know he's a hero. >> he had people in his unit -- let me tell you -- when were you in the service? when were you in the service? >> that has nothing to do with it. >> he was a private -- >> you're the only one that gets to speak. >> okay, you spoke longer the first time. he was a private. he got promoted twice. he could not get promoted unless his commanders under whom he served, gave him

gwen: deja vu in iraq and in benghazi. plus, republicans and democrats struggle to plot a political way forward. tonight on "washington week." >> american forces will not be returning to combat in iraq. gwen: as conditions continue to deteriorate in iraq, that may be the only thing completely clear. will there be air strikes? >> going forward we will be prepared to take targeted and precise military action. gwen: will there be american assets on the ground? >> american combat troops are not going to be fighting in iraq again. gwen: and will iraqi prime minister nouri al-maliki survive? plus, a breakthrough on benghazi. will it end the

if you're a ge shareholder, you get a little deja vu and you start to get nervous that we've heard this song before and you worry about, gee, what's my return going to be in the next ten years. >> so for investors, if they want to put new money in, you're saying put it into siemens. the stock is around $100. how much can they expect on the upside if they do that today? >> in the next 12 months, if everything goes as we're forecasting, you can see a 10% run in siemens share price. that doesn't include a comparable dividend of 3%. so a fairly news return. the dollar is expensive relative to the eros so a good time to buy and we don't think in the next 12 months you'll get that price performance. too many investors will sit on the sidelines and not race to own it thanks a lot, peter. >>> so you just heard our guest. he prefers siemens over ge. who do you prefer on the global stage? ge or siemens. vote on nbr.com. >>> for the results from tuesday's global rivals challenge where we asked you to choose between mcdonalds and yum brands. well, the winner is mcdonalds but it was close. 49% of yo

the school principal had a lot of deja vu moments on a daily basis. many of the twin sets are splitting up now for college with one exception. >> linked at home, linked here at school. now we're going do go our separate ways and be a little different. >> actually going to the same college. >> it wasn't intentional at all. >> where are you going? >> chippensburg. >> federal officials say the twin birthrate rose 76% from 1980 to 2009. why, you ask? well, researchers attribute that increase to the growing use of fertility treatments and also more births to older women. >>> summer officially begins tomorrow. and tonight, manayunk welcomed the summer solstice with solstice fire along the canal. a dozen of these bonfire pits were set afloat on the water. after nightfall the flames could be seen from the schuylkill expreeway. night of family fun kicks off this annual arts fest. such a great time of year. >> it's perfect out there. >> beautiful tonight. >> going to stay that way all summer, right, sheena? >> yes, it's going to stay perfect like today all summ

of ell, i guess it's kind deja vu all over again. it's not a new story. if you go back to i guess i'm dating myself i actually wasn't involved in this campaign. but if you go back to the 1952 race between robert taft and eisenhower, then you go to goldwater in 64 and then reagan in 68 and especially 76 and 0 you've always had this tension in the republican party between what conservatives have labeled e eastern establishment that gave us dueie and rock feller and folks like that. and the grassroots. and as the center of gravity in post world war ii period and particularly since the 1960s has shifted to the south and the west, so in 1946, when you had a republican majority in the house, 25% of the members of that caucus came from each of the major regions of the country. the west, the midwest, the northeast/flim and the south. -- mid-atlantic and the south. today you look and overwhelmingly it's midwest, west, and south. and those members tend to be more conservative. candidly more of them tend to be evangelical protestants or faithful catholics. i think t

>> and just an fyi, it is simply dÉjÀ vu and the news media should be completely aware of this.st you more than merriam-webster and anyone who keeps doing so, i will have a list to keep track of it. that goes for you as well and you'll, in new je set your dvr if you can't catch us live. getting you set for the weekend, lou dobbs coming up next. lou: good evening, everyone. obama tonight waiting the republican party and the national media for his decisions in leadership, failures, discrepancies, president obama talking with supporters outside minneapolis, st. paul, where claimed republicans for blocking what otherwise are highly effective proposed solutions, claiming that republicans are standing in the way of the country being a nation of laws. one day after the supreme court unanimously ruled against him, ruling that his appointment violated the constitution. and he blamed republicans for

gwen: deja vu in iraq and in benghazi. plus, republicans and democrats struggle to plot a political way forward. tonight on "washington week." >> american forces will not be returning to combat in iraq. gwen: as conditions continue to deteriorate in iraq, that may be the only thing completely clear. will there be air strikes? >> going forward we will be prepared to take targeted and precise military action. gwen: will there be american assets on the ground? >> american combat troops are not going to be fighting in iraq again. gwen: and will iraqi prime minister nouri al-maliki survive? plus, a breakthrough on benghazi. will it end the political debate? >> there has been a tendency in this administration to treat this like a law enforcement matter, read them their rights and get them a lawyer. i hope they're not doing that. gwen: on capitol hill new republican leaders step up to replace the old one forced to step down. but it's not exactly a new guard. and at the white house democrats struggle for a second term breakthrough

. >> reporter:now at eight: >> reporter:a sweet case of dÉjÀ vu at a-t-and-t, as tim lincecum tossesnother no hitter against the padres! see the highlights and hear from the fans who witnessed history at the ballpark. >> reporter:only on four: a fire chief shows you why he thinks one bay area community has become a real hot spot. if you love seeing sea lions on the san francisco pier.there's reason to be disappointed tonight. where they've gone, and when they might come back. >> reporter:hot wheels at a bay area gas station. >> reporter:on the eve of the u-s-a's do-or-die soccer match, we show you why this world cup is one of the highest scoring ever. >> reporter:and a sleek ad will make you think twice about what you tell your daughters and other young girls. this is a full hour of your choice for primetime news. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. tim lincecum excites giants fans with his second no- hitter in less than a year. the last one. against the padres. just like today. an incredible feat. we'll go live to a-t-and-t park for fan react

. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: this is not a deja vu all over again situation.es on the ball diamond has never been done before at least not by a professional baseball team of men. but the team president mike shapiro wanted to think outside the batters box then had to pitch the idea to the gooist. >> really proud of these guys not one guy objected. they got it. >> reporter: the dresses were inspired by the movie a league of their own and are meant to honor the women's league of the past and the color pink, that's an attempt to beat back breast cancer. >> we think we're doing something really special and something that while both historic is going to help raise money for breast cancer. >> reporter: manly ballplayers in pink dresses. babe ruth may be rolling over in his grave right about now. but the san rafael pacifics are going forward anyway taking a swing at breast cancer and a little bit of baseball history. >> you know, you got to the have fun with it no matter what. you can't really worry about the other team or cry. you have to play your game. >> reporter:

>> and just an fyi, it is simply dÉjÀ vu and the news media should be completely aware of this.ore than merriam-webster and anyone who keeps doing so, i will have a list to keep track of it. that goes for you as well and you'll, in new jersey. i am on to you. have a great weekend and we will see you on monday. ♪ ♪ a you. kennedy: the world was once a series of perfectly positioned giants. the middle east has evolved into a brand of chaos unrecognizable to her sensibility. who are the teams and the players and what on earth are the rules and do we have any boundaries and who is isis, and where do we go from here? this is

>> and just an fyi, it is simply dÉjÀ vu and the news media should be completely aware of this.han merriam-webster and anyone who keeps doing so, i will have a list to keep track of it. that goes for you as well and you'll, in new j me. see you tomorrow. john: very powerful house republicans coming out against the reauthorization of the export import. >> something weird and remarkable is happening in washington. more politicians are taking a clear stand against corporate welfare. and yes, some of us do. >> it is wrong for the government to choose winners and send your money to corporations. >> that is what the export and import it does. but the new majority leader said this week. >> this needs to be reauthorized. >> every

>> and just an fyi, it is simply dÉjÀ vu and the news media should be completely aware of this.n merriam-webster and anyone who keeps doing so, i will have a list to keep track of it. that goes for you as well and you'll, in new je >>> ladies and gentlemen, "request imus in -- "imus in the morning". >> if it's a sporting vent and it's on television i will watch it. but soccer sucks. >> you suck. >> the only thing i want to know about soccer -- >> "you suck". >> who said that? >> o'connell did. >> no, i didn't. that wasn't me. >> someone said "you suck". >> probably birdie.

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of ell, i guess it's kind deja vu all over again. it's not a new story. if you go back to i guess i'm dating myself i actually wasn't involved in this campaign. but if you go back to the 1952 race between robert taft and eisenhower, then you go to goldwater in 64 and then reagan in 68 and especially 76 and 0 you've always had this tension in the republican party between what conservatives have labeled e eastern establishment that gave us dueie and rock feller and folks like that. and the grassroots. and as the center of gravity in post world war ii period and particularly since the 1960s has shifted to the south and the west, so in 1946, when you had a republican majority in the house, 25% of the members of that caucus came from each of the major regions of the country. the west, the midwest, the northeast/flim and the south. -- mid-atlantic and the south. today you look and overwhelmingly it's midwest, west, and south. and those members tend to be more conservative. candidly more of them tend to be evangelical protestants or faithful catholics. i think t

it feels like dÉjÀ vu all over again. all we are doing is seeing the market. jittery again. have libya. ukraine. you have all the stuff playing into oil right now. going into the summer driving season. that is not so great. shares soaring. he is very quick to say that this is all about making solar power without government subsidies. what do you think about that one? >> it is good for upstate new york. i guess he is grabbing this thing. he is making a big bet that solar will become the dominant source of energy. there already is an excess incapacity. melissa: his tweet said right on the heels of this announcement. unsubsidized solar power. unsubsidized is what he is focused on looking at 10 gigawatts. demand is there. i think he may be onto something >> also talking about changing the economy. unique combination of high energy output at a low cost. >> my favorite is gigawatts. number two, i have been waiting since 1973. neither which have happened. he is looking at going into space. he has to focus. melissa: he is taking subsidies now. he is saying i don't need it. it may be

are you getting a sense of deja vu? >> there's a broader question here and a deeper question here, which has to do with america's role in the world. vietnam went badly. in the view of most people, iraq, even though it appeared to be concluded successfully, came to be viewed in the aftermath not least because the president kept acting as if it were as a failure. so then you have the series of eruptions in different places around the world and in particular in the middle east and decisions are made not to send american forces, not good get too deeply involved and once that decision is made, of course, you have a coverage decision that's made as well. >> yes. >> how to cover the civil war in syria. very difficult. extremely dangerous. >> exactly. >> there's no host government there that's going to make sure that the media are taken care of or at least have a place to report from. very difficult, very tough. then of course what we have is the spread of that syria conflict into iraq now. that's just a spillover effect. and y

. >> a bad case of deja vu with the pop-up downpours and thunderstorms, most of us are dry right now and there is a cluster of storms over gloucester county, new jersey, and southwest philadelphia. light showers near delaware county and media and wilmington and the main action is on either side of glassboro and hammonton, they are releasing two to two and a half inches of rain, about 40 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes, near barnes bro and an inclusiver near swededboro near the turnpike. they are releasing a lot amount of water in a short amount of time. flash flood warnings are issued in newark up to 2.5 inches of rain have fall and and anywhere from salem to woods town to mullica hill and gloucester county all within the flash flood warning as the area roadways take on the excess water that can't drain down the drains because it is coming down so quickly. what to expect this evening, scattered downpours around the region are slow moving, 1 toe 2 inches of rain per hour with these particular downpours, they are causing localized flooding. we'll see if they move at all to the

. >> it's hot out there, i'm having a case of deja vu. we had a problem in this spot yesterday afternoon. the blue route 476, southbound side near broomall upper darby. yesterday it was a crash and this afternoon a vehicle fire, this flat bed tow truck has been smoking. they have out here trying to put out the fire and penndot is on the scene and the two left lanes are squeezing by when they allow it to. the southbound traffic is heavy through route 3 and issues on the schuylkill, a crash by spring garden eastbound and a disabled vehicle, are now gone but heavy delays. and problems on 95, northbound by girard there is a disabled bus and the betsy ross bridge there was a crash but it cleared. bal ming oh road is closed and trinity road is closed in up upper -- lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report, an accident blocked the northbound lanes, and it just cleared near 141, all lanes are open use that instead of the closed 495. >> thank you. >>> well, today's heat makes our recent brutal winter seem like a distant memory, instead of the

. >> joe violante says this is deja vu.undreds of thousands of vets waiting at least six months for health care. >> they also found there was a mismatch between the funding and the demand. and if that mismatch wasn't addressed that we would have access problems. and that we would have quality of care problems. >> reporter: violante says there was concern but no real action in washington. funding is part of the problem say watch dogs. >> congress constantly pushes agencies to do things without giving them adequate resources or authority to do them. >> reporter: peter shock a lawyer and political scientist, says a recent move to get veterans through the system, had another shock. >> cannot displin their employees -- discipline their employees very effectively or very quickly. >> there's a struggle on capitol hill about how. send veterans to other doctors. >> moing is not the problem at the veteran veterans administra. it's accountability. >> the federal government they say should invest more in health care. >> in many parts o

it's deja vu all over again as yogi bear said.i remember watching and thinking not only theeople that died to free the country but watching the people that helped us get executed by the communist and we sit in mosul and i'm sure the kids that fought there not only remember their friends that died there but they are literally watching the people that believed in our country get beheaded on the run or being executed. it's good to be on your show right now because i've seen it all before. it even has the same characters like john kerry. >> so john kerry came back from vietnam and smeared his fellow troops and you guys got together, served with him and he accused you of atrocities and putting electric cables to genitals and et cetera, et cetera. you said no, that's not true. you guys told the truth about him, what happened to you guys for speaking the truth? if i remember, you guys were slandered. >> completely, sean. my house was picketed. my daughter's wedding was picketed until we picketed john kerry's house and then everything mys

. >> reporter: he served in vietnam and said this is deja vu. more than a decade ago a task force found hundreds of thousands of veteran waiting six months for healthcare. >> they found there was a mismatch between the funding and the demand, and if that mismatch wasn't addressed that we would have access problems, and that we would have quality of care problems. >> he said there was concern but no real action in washington. funding is part of the problem, said watchdogs. >> congress constantly pushes agencies to do things without giving them adequate resources or authority to do them. >> reporter: a lawyer and political scientist said pushing veterans through the system may have backfired as they took short gluts they cannot discipline their employees very effectively or quickly. >> reporter: they say the v.a. needs to change but there is a struggle on capitol hill how. >> money is not the problem with the veteran's administration. it's management and accountability. >> reporter: but many democrats say it can't stop there. that's the federal go

has it been deja vu for you? >> it's been i think the word maddening is a good one. i've run out of adjectives to describe the way these people who were the architects of this disaster, unmitigated disaster which is still unfolding, how they've resurfaced. they have been treated with -- as credible experts on what's going on in iraq when everything they said about iraq, everything they've prophesized was absolutely wrong. >> paul bremer was here in the greenroom as we were getting ready for the segment. do you think he should be on shows like this speaking about iraq right now? >> we have the first amendment. we have freedom of speech, but you can't put people on to discuss an issue as important as iraq authoritatively if they are going to spout inaccuracies, errors. one of the biggest errors, one of the most glaring errors we've been hearing is this historical revisionism that iraq was calm when the bush administration left office. it most certainly was not by their own reports from their own pentagon and their own state department. so should these people be treated

are you getting a sense of deja vu?yes, but, look, it is a broader and deeper question having to do with america's role in the world. we have had the interventions and some have gone badly including vietnam. in the view of most, iraq, although it appears to have been concluded we successfully by the time president bush last office, can be viewed in the after mat not least because the president acted as it were, as a failure. not worth a candle. then you have the series of erruptions in different places around world and particularly in the middle east and decisions are made not to send american forces, not to get too deeply involved and once that decision is made, of course, have a coverage decision. how to cover the civil war in syria? very difficult. extremely dangerous. there is no host government there that will make sure the immediatia are taken care of or a place to report from. very difficult, very tough. of course, what we have is the spread of the syria conflict into iraq, spillover effect, and now we are all lo

is it deja vu all over again when it's 300 advisers going to iraq, it could be a vietnam in the making? >> i don't think so. the president has been clear. there's a fundamental decision. trying to take back a city like mosul. i'm worried about the mission that is mission focused. we have the potential for expanding a threat of new york city. i want them taking out targets. that is different than getting involved in a civil war at the head of iraq al maliki. the distinction of running operations against threats of the u.s. or slipping into support for the civil war. big difference. >> congressman, i'm glad phil uses that verbiage. "the washington post" says shiite militias are cooperating with the iraqi army. you know this subject well. al maliki is relying on those who once launched attacks on u.s. soldiers. >> well, if you look at the iraqi army itself, it's not far from being a shia militia at this point. a lot of the sunnis desserted from the army. this is a shia dominated government. fighting a sunni arab population where there is a popular basis for this uprising. so, you know, we

. >> reporter: this man served in vietnam and says this is deja vu. a decade ago hundreds of thousands of vets were vating six months for health care. >> they found a mismatch between the funding and demand. if the mitch match wasn't addressed that we would have access problems and we'd have quality of care problems. >> there was concern that there was no real action. funding is a problem. >> congress constantly pushes agencies to do things without giving them adequate resources and authority. >> reporter: peter, a lawyer and political scientist said incentives to move veterans through the system may have backfired as v.a. took shortcuts. >> agents like the v.a. cannot discipline employees effectively or quickly. >> reporter: congress grease the v.a. -- agrees the v.a. needs to change. congress said fire bad employees, september veterans to -- send veterans to other doctors. >> money is not the problem, it's management did accountability. >> reporter: many democrats say it can't stop there and the federal government should invest more. >> in many part

feels like deja vu all over again.ays that gas prices are up 12 days in a row, and departmenting on where you live they're up big to new york city on just how big. sheryl? >> good afternoon, and, yes, 12 straight days, consecutive days of gas prices going up across at the country, some cities seeing more pain than others. analysts saying we're likely going to see gas prices going up and up over the next several

what we've had instead is deja vu. same architects who led us into that war a decade ago sharing their self-proclaimed expertise about what we should do in iraq now. and while it is maddening to see those same voices being treated as experts on the very subject they were so famously wrong about, it's more important than that even to remember that they weren't just wrong. the iraq war gets short handed now as an intelligence failure. u.s. policymakers were just acting on bad information. that is not what the iraq war was. it was a deception. and this is important. it was the deliberate manipulation of intelligence in order to deceive, and it worked. and a decade later we owe it to ourselves to not only learn from our mistakes as a nation so we do not repeat them, we owe it to ourselves as a nation to hold to account and treat accordingly the voice that snookered us into the war in the first place since they're trying to drag us back in. investigative reporter michael isikoff and "mother jones'" david corn co-authored a

after the irs played a computer crash for wiping out evidence in a congressional investigation, it is deja vu all over again. today the e.p.a., yet another federal agency, says it, too, had a big crash, and cannot provide the e-mails critical to an investigation by the house oversight committee. why not, it's working for the irs. trays gallagher has more from the west coast bureau. trace? >> megyn, the missing e-mails involve a controversial project to mine for copper and gold in alaska and critics say it will damage the salmon population and supporters say it will provide much needed job and current mining techniques will limit the effects on the environment. a former e.p.a. employee in alaska was working to kill the project as far back as 2008. it's being investigated whether mr. north and other government officials were in cahoots with alaska tribal leaders and environmental groups and that when the epa ultimately vetoed pebble mine it did so because of undue influence, not sound science. the committee has been trying for months to speak with philip north because he retired, hired a lawyer

feels like deja vu all over again. aaa now says that gas prices are up 12 days in a row, and departmenting on where you live they're up big to new york city on just how big. sheryl? >> good afternoon, and, yes, 12 straight days, consecutive days of gas prices going up across at the country, some cities seeing more pain than others. analysts saying we're likely going to see gas prices going up and up over the next several weeks. let me give you examples. look at the nation's capitol. washington, dc, right now, 3.89. a week ago it was just 3.85. in las vegas, nevada, to the west, 3.79. it was 3.76. a game of three cents. now, texas, dallas. it was 3.58 last week -- last week it was 3.48, now 3.58. a ten-cent game. and right here, new york city, over four bucks a gallon. we're used to these high prices but that is a gain of six cents within a week. analysts say we're likely to see price goes higher. if you remember when militants took over mosul. we had seen prices declining but it's about the situation happening in iraq

>>> deja vu, for the second time in as many years atlantic city's revel casino filed for bankruptcy, when it plans to close if no buyer is found. >>> plus, utility scams, two men posing as gas company workers get inside a home of the would hand in south philadelphia. how she scares them off. sue has your weekend forecast, sue. >> oh, yeah, it is starting off with double digits, we have a ten for you today and wait until you see who has prepared our forecast our guest meteorologist coming up. >>> philadelphia city council, tackles pot possession, sit the eye council receipts to make it a minor offense, will the drug laws really change. >>> good day, everybody, it is friday, june 20th, 2014, and it is national take your dog to work day, tweet us your picks. >> tweet us your picks. >> chris murphy is taking the day off on this day. thanks for joining us. the send your pictures. use the hash tag fox 29 dog day. we have a couple dogs in the studio and i think you are about to meet one. >> that is right, it is not his first television appearance and he didn't really prepare the forecast bu