. >> dÉjÀ vu all over again. >> again? is it possible and going to buyback right discussed on?ssibility. bill: coming up next, is gianna the next american idol? ♪ >> joined by a special guest, 15 -year-old gianna isabella daughter of brenda kay starr, famous for songs in spanish. her daughter is on american idol. she has an incredible voice. ♪ bill: we wish her luck. >> they just arrived. i'm going to show them my side mirror stolen. just got them fixed. dÉjÀ vu all over again friday morning when i went to my car both side mirrors had been stolen. i had just gotten them stolen tuesday right after the martin luther king weekend. friday morning never gone. the cops showed up. what am i supposed to do. >> so many people. they will -- >> is it possible are going to buyback right discussed on? >> possibility. i don't know. we are out here all my long. >> i was stunned. i thought they would be investigating the crime and arresting whoever did this. bill: the 4th time. >> the 4th time. >> each time you bought the mayor is back spending almost a thousand dollars. >> i just spent 850 bu

this on the 35th anniversary of another iran hostageing us with a strange feeling of deja vu. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: tonight in germany "washington post" reporter jason rezaian laughed with his wife over a the first joke they've been able to share in more than a year. rezaian, one of five american citizens who were imprisoned in iran, all five of them as part of a broader deal negotiated by the obama administration. >> at long last they can stand tall and breathe freedom. >> reporter: their release in exchange of iranian prisoners u.s. deal with iran, thawingthat had been frozen since 1979. today 32-year-old amir hekmati was the first of the former prisoners to speak it feel to be back, amir? >> it feels great. i feel lucky. >> reporter: eager to let friends and family know he's okay. >> i didn't wantines down, so i tried my best to, you know, keep my head up and withstand all the pressures that were put upon me. some of which were very inhumane and i'm grateful. semper fi. >> reporter: he's a marine corps veteran, arrested while visiting family in iran. >> my

it's just we came out the other end, david. >> watching what's going on in some deja vu? >> well, i think so. clearly the events that are playing out right now halfway around the world bring back memories of 35 years ago for ourselves. >> reporter: he can remember every detail of those days. >> the state government of maine sent over 52 live lobsters for our first meal in freedom. >> you must think about that every time you eat lobster. >> i actually do. >> reporter: but for him and his fellow hostages the memories of their time inside are impossible to shake. >> if you were caught even whispering, sometimes even looking at your fellow american, you were immediately put into solitary confinement. i spent 43 days in solitary confinement, david, after trying to escape. >> reporter: that was a year before they were finally freed but their ordeal didn't end in. he says it was his family who helped him get through it. >> they're the ones that bring you back to reality, they're the ones who kick you out of the house and say it's time to earn a living. ptsd is a very real challe

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. >> i cannot say anything but a deja vu. i cannot say anything but a job through flashier writer at this time we were talking about this. >> way you talk about these new stores the difference between three or 4 inches in 12 and 18 inches it is the pinprick. it will be a sharp cut off. >> you have a couple of feet >> if recent history tells us snowmageedon it blaise forecast to the worst ever last year rand lawmakers erred on the extreme side of caution to shut down the road sanders transportation and that i was here to see that when all was said and done in the dnc and area with the annual winter gm set to take place. suisse note to being and sledding. but with all of the hullabaloo a blockbuster blizzard for the ages. way i am holding out for offenders go. -- thunder snow. there is between 60 and 8 feet below my feet to right now. they are not making it as we speak because it is too warm >> and above 30 we cannot make our own snow. >> to is that genius ordering all that a few days before? >> i did speak to wilson in the i s

are you getting deja vu that the same thing could be happening over again?i think all of us have ptsd on the clinton site in 2008. we have both the best of those efforts. ma betweenbeenn no dra the national operation and the iowa operation. he is brilliant and humble, and that is a effective accommodation in iowa. others here on the ground. we have young people by the hundreds now, most of whom have been here since april, and they know they are going to caucus by name. mark: is that the truth, do they have a strong operation here? guest: it's the truth, it is not a paper tiger. some of these people are good friends of mine and have been insiders for a long time. this is not an inside out campaign. movement.bottom-up it is important to make the distinction that this is deja vu. and it resonates in the sense that -- i'm going to make a controversial statement here. mark: please do. guest: i don't care about bernie sanders in the sense that he is bernie sanders. he is the face of a movement. he is our face of our issues. until we go forward and to support him i

i'm getting like this weird sense of deja vu. some point in a previous life? >> what should we toast to this time? >> to a triumphant return to korea? second time around for me. >> there's something i've been craving since i got off the plane. the snacks that accompany your meal in korea. >> i missed this. this is for me one of the most exciting things about korean food actually. >> yeah. doesn't that just make you want to drink more soju? >> is that a hint or something? >> i know the formality of it all. >> the appetizers, yes, i remember these guys. >> our old friend. >> this looks familiar. >> bringing back memories. here we go. >> so this is spicy stew. >> i need it to burn. >> it has everything under the sun seafood wise. you can find crab. you can find all different kinds of fish. >> fishermen stews all over the world. >> exactly. this bowl for me, that's the perfect example of koreans in general. we love being together in a space, huddled around a bubbling pot of something. >> what can i tell you? oh, this is good. you are

and it was a devastating deja vu when bobbi kristina brown died at 22, in a manner eerily similar to that of her mother, whitney houston: discovered unresponsive in a bathtub. brian williams lost his lofty perch as n-b-c nightly news anchor, for exagggrating a tale during the iraq war. "the last six weeks, it's been crazy..." 2015 also saw quite a shakeup in the late-night landscape: david letterman signed off after 33 years of top ten lists and stupid pet tricks... jon stewart moved on from "the daily show" after 16 years, in which he made the comedy show a cultural and political phenomenon... and stephen colbert left comedy central, too, shedding his faux-pundit persona to take over for letterman. after a year like this one, when so many people disappeared or disappointed us, it's no wonder we couldn't wait to return to a galaxy far, far away, as "star wars" returned to theaters with "the force awakens." (trailer nat) "we're home." david daniel, tt2waty#`*4 p bt@m@[l tt2waty#`*4 p "a@mpw( tt2waty#`*4 p bm@m[\$ tt4waty#`*4 r dzhq !#4 off with a bang.. as fireworks burst in the skies

it is important to make the distinction that this is deja vu.resonates in the sense that -- i'm going to make a controversial statement here. mark: please do. guest: i don't care about bernie sanders in the sense that he is bernie sanders. he is the face of a movement. he is our face of our issues. until we go forward and to support him in those endeavors -- i would remember at the caucuses, talking to obama supporters, where are you going to be in june, in october and november? when the issues come and we have to address and support these to get health care reform, to get labor reform, and other things that we find meaningful to our lives, they were not there. subsequently, this president was not able to accomplish his formal agenda. now we have a movement with a different face. saying essentially, but consistently, without checking the weather, knowing that he has a position and has voted on these issues repeatedly. he did not need any clarification on how bad trade is. mark: less than 30 seconds, so button it up. jerry: it is right that face

. >> sound like deja vu. you asked me this about before?ed up all the numbers, and the numbers continue to rise. last three polls in iowa have been 5%, 6%, 7% ahead of bush, ahead of kasich, fiorina. we feel certain. >> if you don't make the primetime debate, are you boycotting the secondary like the last time? >> it's like deja vu. we are going to make that decision after we hear what happens. i would say we don't see any mathematical possibility and we'll -- if there's any problem because we think it's dead science. we think we have the numbers, and we don't think there's any way they push us out. >> i think your people are talking about -- >> i think the numbers will be clear, and there's -- one of the biggest iowa television stations and the iowa newspaper has all had us ahead of the three candidates on the stable. we think there's no way that anybody can try to interpret it to try to keep us out of the debate this time. >> speaking of yourdy job, united states sthor from kentucky, all of a sudden you have a democrat who wants to challe

. >> and doggie deja vu. he returns to the store and this isn' t a first for pet thieves. anchor: breaking news in brevard county. a store owner shoots a man that he says try to rob his business. meredith: chris hush has the story. chris: it' s it started one suspect in the hospital and the other one still on the run. these armed robbers when after the chevron convenience store around 8:00 tonight. they attempted to rob him at gunpoint. the owner turned the tables around the shooting at the men. he shot several rounds hitting one of the men. the second suspect did get away in a vehicle that was also struck by gunfire. we do not know if he was hit. the suspect was shot was taken to holmes regional medical center. detectives are actively searching for the other man who got away. they are also searching for that vehicle. this is the third time that this gas station has been robbed. because of that, police tell us the owner of the convenience store is known to carry a gun with him. are a lot of things questions about who the suspects are. identities have not been released yet.

but it's like day va -- dÉjÀ vu. >> and giving the president opponents to stand firm. >> the constitutions clear. the second amendment is clear. the white house continues to limit the access. that the american people have to guns. scott: the president is not trying to score political points but he has to be concern about the next election. a lot of the executive actions could be undone or erased by the next president. a lot of the republican candidates vowed to do that. leon: the world is waiting for results on whether north korea tested a hay degree general bomb this week. if true it -- tested a hydrogen bomb this week. there is condemnation around the world. global leaders are doubtful and the u.s. doesn't belief it was done. thai are collecting samples of the element in air to determine if it involved a hydrogen bomb. police shot and killed an armed man at a paris police station today. i marked one year since the "charlie hebdo" attacks where they killed 12 people inside the magazine office. today the man was carrying a knife, wearing a fake suicide vest. and allegedly yelled "allahu a

. ♪ >> deja vu all over again. >> volatility is back.e have wiped out the bulk of 2015 gains. >> the repercussions of a financial crisis that is not halted quickly enough by the chinese government would be global. >> the pboc injected around $20 billion into chinese markets following monday's sharp falls. >> csi 300 that we're keeping track of because of course yesterday that triggered this whole global sell down. >> china is undergoing a pretty significant pivot. it's not as surprising that we're seeing weaker data in terms of manufacturing. this seems to be part of a process. >> reports after a hydrogen bomb test rock counter to the globe of denuclearization. >> the chinese markets are behaving themselves despite the weak read with the services number. despite the fact that we continue to see beijing engineer a weaker currency. >> absolutely extraordinary. >> the chinese markets having the shortest day of trade ever in history. >> 7.3% decline on the shanghai composite. 8.3% decline on the shenzen. >> the opening calls for europe this

. >> but could it be deja vu when 2008 when she came in third behind upstart barack obama. today she argued she's evolved. >> i'm different. i have served as secretary of state. >> reporter: bernie sanders has energized young and independent voters. >> let us come out to vote. >> reporter: with preparations under way candidates are expected to draw sharp lines over guns, wall street and health care. clinton has been trying to gain traction by slamming sanders proposal for a government-run health care plan. >> what he wants to do is start all over again, start a contentious debate. >> reporter: sanders true. >> what we are going to do is move toward one system which expands medicare to cover all people. >> reporter: a sleeper race now a political thriller. kristen welker, nbc news, charleston. >>> andrea mitchell is down on the debate stage. what should we be looking for on sunday? >> i think you're going to see fireworks on the stage. because when they come on out sunday night, they'll have to be continuing that race. you've seen them going after each other on health care,

it is deja vu for bluebell ice cream. there was a positive listeria none of the bacteria was found in the products, however, it is testing every that of ice cream from its plants. the listeria outbreak has been linked to three deaths and 10 total illnesses. and conversations with cops over coffee happened today. coffee with cops was hosted by mcdonald' s for a number of meeting spots. >> you actually get to sit down and talk with one of these guys. it is important for you to actually do that. >> this morning, there were 21 other meeting spots across central florida. walt disney world turned into the world of runners this weekend. the half marathon was held at five: 30 this morning. for safety reasons, there was some changes in the costumes they could still dress in character, but the layered costumes around the entire body is out. the full marathon, the 26 mile monster is tomorrow. >> 26.2, after you have run 26, what is another plus two? i did the 13 .1 -- 13.1, and the first 13 wasn' t bad, it was that .1. raining. beac

and it was a devastating deja vu when bobbi kristina brown died at 22, in a manner eerily similar to that of her mother, whitney houston: discovered unresponsive in a bathtub. brian williams lost his lofty perch as n-b-c nightly news anchor, for exaggerating a tale about a helicopter mission during the iraq war. "the last six weeks, it's been crazy..." 2015 also saw quite a shakeup in the late-night landscape: david letterman signed off after 33 years of top ten lists and stupid pet tricks... jon stewart moved on from "the daily show" after 16 years, in which he made the comedy show a cultural and pclitical phenomenon... and stephen colbert left comedy central, too, shedding his faux-pundit persona to take over for letterman. after a year like this one, when so many people disappeared or disappointed us, it's no wonder we couldn't wait to return to a galaxy far, far away, as "st returned to theaters with "the force awakens." (trailer nat) "we're home." david daniel, reporting. >> sam curtiss joins us now for sports. bowl season is winding down so we'll be talking a lot more basketbal

then in the second half...deja vu...morris to burton...that gives isu their first lead of the game with 8 minutes to play. and then they pull away...the cyclones become the first big twelve team to beat bill self four out of five times...85-72 the final. chchs: this week is a first r the abc9 top ays. for the first time ever, each and every play features a high flying, rim rattling, backboard shaking slam. as always these are made by local athletes for local viewers. we start things off with a regular here on top plays...david wingett from winnebago . he gets the lob and slams it home with authority for two of his...get this, fifty points on saturday night. that's right...50 points in 32 minutes of from wingege and this game ahead on the countdown. play number fourtakes us up to the fisher and the stars taking on west...and this will make coach happy. tavian williams...he's out there eating...the slam on the break gets the fans fired up! and can you blame them, take another look, it's not just a dunk, but williams on the way up as well. number four...absolutely unreal. number three usus

s yogi berra would say, it's deja vu all over again. the country it seems is once again captivated by former alaska governor sarah palin. turned politician is back in the limelight, this time shoulder to shoulder with gop front-runner donald trump. and the darling of the tea party quite a stir. hires abc's david wright. >> reporter: on the campaign trail this week, a blast from the past.oklahoma! it's so great to be in iowa! we're here thawing out! >> reporter: like a champion musher from the iditarod in alaska, she's back. >> the next president of ourof america, donald j. trump! >> reporter: along with that black led are jacket also reprising some of her winningesth john mccain. >> drill, baby, drill. >> it's time to drill, baby, drill. >> reporter: the only maverick out there who can match her when it comes to going ogue left and right, that's why he's doing so well. >> reporter: the reality show star -- >> you're fired. >> reporter: turned politician -- >> we're going to make america greatorter: turning to the politician who became a

they'd react if a military plane came crashing down like going tells us there was a real sense of deja vu i am today in the field in punggol virginia beach and chesapeake firefighters worked side by side with peers from the navy's mid atlantic region fire department all with a common goal get to the fire get it out save whoever can be saved. getting everybody working together getting is actually fighting a fire that we don't normally fight has given him experience doing that plus to seeing how all different agencies coordinate with each other we work with the military so closely so to bring everybody together is his sad great opportunity to spend time together and work out the kinks now just as they did in april two thousand and twelve when it happened for real and oceania fa eighteen hornet fighter jet crashed into an apartment complex upper neck road forty units were destroyed but somehow nobody was hurt or killed. oh she as captain credits training like this without that training without that communication between the city in the navy. i don't show the results would've been the same be

later - it's not deja vu - just more great passing - petersen converting again - crofton rolling along. how about one more time - on the break - sanger to petersen - 25-nothing - all systems go for crofton tonight, 61-34. the bloomfield girls, 6-3, hosting creighton, who has just one win. the queen bees were up 22 at the half - they keep adding - sarah - bloomfield - up 35-11 in the e - from the corner - gets the home court bounce - bloomfield extends that lead to 38-11. creighton - still working hard underneath - cassidy moeller - holds strong and muscles it up for two - but the e lldogs, still down big. bloomfield - getting contribution from a lot of players - karly jensen is one of them - hits the j - the queen bees are 7-3, beating creighton 52-37. over to hartington - girls only matchup as cedar catholic was hosting allen. first quarter - eagles down 5 - t's make it 2 - mariah keiser - drops in the three - allen down just 8- 6. later on, it's tied at 8 now - cedar kicks it out to emily feilmeier - she answers with a triple of her own - trojans had a one-point lead after a quarter.

deja vu for some who still remember the blizzard of 1969 when it took days for the mayor to get plows to queens while manhattan streets were spotless. >> deblasio, thank you for not listening. i'm sure your neighborhood is clear. >> reporter: this councilman represents east queens and said the city's response was unacceptable. >> i'm appalled. scon. tweeted numerous pictures of streets that had not within plowed. >> queens, we often feel that we're forgotten, especially when it comes to snowstorms. but in a lot of things. the city is more than just suburban, map hatten. >> reporter: what upset many is the victory lap he took today to congratulate the workers. given all of the people still unhappy about their streets not being plowed, i wonder if it's premature to congratulate people. >> our sanitation workers have been working nonstop, long, long shifts. there barely get a chance to -- they barely get a chance to rest. no one is saying mission accomplished. a lot of good work has happened. if i'm living on one of those blocks, i will be upset. >> reporter: the mayor said the words new

have you had any deja vu that the same thing could be happening again?nk we all have ptsd who were with clinton in 2008, but this time, we have the best of both of those efforts from 2008, whether you're talking about the field, i mean, you've got robbie mook who has been flawless. no drama between the national operation and the iowa operation. he's brilliant and he's humble and that's a very effective combination in iowa. and matt paul and michael hali here on the ground, and i promise you, we have young people by the hundreds now, who most of whom have been here since april and they know they're going to caucus monday by name. >> do they have a strong operation here or is it -- >> absolutely. it's not paper tiger. matt paul, some of the people he has named are good friends of mine, and been insiders for a long time. and this is not an inside out campaign. this is a bottom up movement, you know. i think it's important to make the disstinks, you know, that this is deja vu with an -- it resonates in the sense that, i'm going to make a controversial statem

is it dÉjÀ vu all over again in your mind?> yes. >> you go first, norman and then we'll end with midge enter into the audience for a few questions before this panel concludes. >> very much so. de blasio's administration resembles that of the dinkins, the we don't have a giuliani to challenge him. i wrote the piece as it happens, i forgotten, i lift -- i looked it up. it appeared in "national review" in late, before giuliani, and to they begin with the following, something like this, something evil is happening in new york city. the evil that i was talking about was the attack on the police, dÉjÀ vu all over again, here we go. every effort made to hamstring the police. i went on to argue the number of lives that have been saved by various police tactics and so on. that was basically the way, that's when the exodus from new york began, that very piece i think was called my new york. i talked about how -- >> that was the end of giuliani, by the way. usage they get the word evil, you said i reach for the strongest of all epithets.

now deja vu fernstrom inside puts it up gets the friendly hilton roll and one she'd make it play. then in the fourth-- seanna johnson the offensive board after the miss by buckley-- she puts it back up and in... iowa state comes out with a win 65 to 49. jon: this season the des moines bucaneers have been good enough to sit right around 500. they're 14-14 and 2 coming into their showdown with sioux falls. the stampede sit in 2nd place in the west-- and the bucs would love to find a boost with a win tonight. former bucs coach scott owens back in town this time coaching the stampede against his former team. low scoring first period but the bucs break the silence david keefer sneaks one through on the door step one nothing des moines. second period just a minute and a half in the nifty give and go gets joey kubachka his first goal as a bucaneer 2-0 bucs lead. but back come the stampede on the power play west des moines native garrett cecere with the assist on the one timer goal from collin peters lead is cut in half. then short handed jack suter on the break away goes five hole for th