the cu buffs due for the deja vu. dating back to september of 1994. mark the last time the buffs beat michigan. also the last time cu beat a top five team on the road. 22 years later. 2 and 0 buffs head to an arbor. with pep and confidence to start a season. than they have had in sometime. let's be honest. c surbgs u and idaho state. two wins are hardly comparable to fourth ranks michigan. or are they. >> . kick off on saturday set for 9:30. >> . broncos shouldn't be lacking any motivation either. >> 13 to 12. just last year. denver lost at indianapolis in week 8. sour homecoming game there for peyton manning. also went down to the colts tpwo years ago. in the play offs. and the colts also defeated denver in 8 of the last nine games. really. >> . another tough ball game. >> finally here. rockies update. game in progress. there's the rocks playing in the desert. taking on arizona. off to 3 nothing lead. that evaporated. >> . >> there it is and there it goes. solo home run to left. >> judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... brown: i cannot believe that

and for some it was a bad case of deja vu. >> . last year the yahoo app crashed. >> this year. with today in the tally. 53 days of the 90. average we have 43. over all this summer for colorado. was about two degrees warmer than average. now into fall. it starts september 1 in the weather world. big changes are coming in. tonight a little bit of cloud cover. couple showers here and there. mostly with the western slope. any areas between meeker and rifle. to marble. crested butte. a couple showers and thunder storms ongoing there. hra*rs 6 hours. storm system arriving from the west. from utah. pushing out. moisture our direction. mostly in the tpofrpl form of clouds and isolated showers. tomorrow will be colder. with a chance for rain. not great chance. but all of us will be cooling down a bit. right now it's 82 in denver. that's far warmer than we will be for the next several days. for the next week. we won't get back to the 80s. if you're a warm weather fan. soak it in. for a little while longer. so much so. that most of our midday. temperatures and highs. will be in the probab

there's definitely some flashbacks, a little deja vu." "it creates a lot of mismatches. he's rushed it really well. but also, when he's at running back, a lot of matchups are linebackers on running backs, especially if they blitz or if they go man. we can get him matched up on a linebacker where that's an advantage for us." conference giving up just 12 points a game. "we have a lot of experience and we're still young at defensive line, linebackers and cornerbacks. but we do have a lot of experience in the secondary. that's really helping us. and our coaches are just coming up with some good plans and we're able to execute target. locally heavy rain is once again possible which could add to ongoing flooding issues. watch the river flood forecasts very carefully over the coming days as adjustments will be made based on additional data and rainfall. drier weather moves in for friday and saturday, but cooler fall air upon us. have a you'll never believe what happened to me at work today. hmm? this old guy was choking on his food, and i saved his life. you're kidding. did you

his criminal record looks like deja vu, arrested for aggravated assault fighting with three phoenix officers nearly 20 years ago, and that started with a traffic stop. officer and eventually got the charges reduced to a misdemeanor and only served one year of a 2-year probation sentence, danielle. >>> a big step forward and hoping history does not repeat itself at the va, congress approving a bill making it easier to fire employees for poor performance. they have been urging the va to fire more workers to improve the scandal-plagued here in phoenix it resulted in 40 deaths. >>> i-17 looks more like a parking lot this morning because of heavy delays right around the durango curve. i'll give you a look at the desert drive times and head out to the north part of the valley. >>> and a minor setback for the lightrail. why they are hitting the brakes on a future expansion project. >>> and a great morning get outside, phoenix at 74 degrees. this morning next. >>> and would you buy a house i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and sho

limited time offer it's like deja vu... for lawmakers in congress. they got back to capitol hill tuesday... after a seven-week break. and the "zika funding bill" was still on the table. but once again... they ?failed to pass it. and it's all over party lines. for a third time-- senate democrats blocked a 1-point-1 billion dollar zika measure. it needed 60 votes to advance... but failed 52 to 46. democrats say they voted no because republicans added provisions to the bill that would have blocked funding for planned parenthood and allowed confederate flags to fly at military veteran cemeteries. similar zika bills also failed along party lines... back in june and july. ?so what happens now? the zika funding can be added to the overall government budget plan that needs to be passed by the end of the month. the white house says if it doesn't pass then... research on we now know when comedian bill cosby will be going on trial... for his sexual assault scandal. the judge in philadelphia has told both sides that the trial must start no later than june fifth

. >> anthony: i'm getting this, like, weird sense of déjà vu.int in some previous life? [ laughter ] >> nari: walk down memory lane. what should we toast to this time? >> anthony: to a triumphant return to korea. second time around for me. >> nari: cheers to that. gunbae. >> anthony: gunbae. there's something i'm increasingly crazy about. that i've been craving since i got off the plane. banchan. the spicy, pickley, delicious snackies that accompany your meal in korea. >> anthony: ah, i miss this. this is, for me, one of the most exciting things about korean food, actually, is the banchan, yeah. >> nari: banchan? yeah. doesn't that just make you want to drink more soju? >> anthony: is that a hint or something? [ laughter ] >> nari: oh no, no, no, no, no. >> anthony: oh yeah, yeah, right. >> nari: i know, the formality of it all. >> anthony: and appetizers? yes, i remember these guys. >> anthony: oh, our old friend. again. >> nari: this looks familiar. >> anthony: it's bringing back memories. oh here we go. >> nari: so this is called maeuntang, w

are you thinks, it's kind of like deja vu at that point? >> absolutely. but we wanted to put the pressure on them on that play too. just to make sure he missed it man. we had height from our d linemen. >> you get a 5-yard penalty, that gives them a free first down. how do you get your mind back after that? >> onto the next play. you have amnesia. that's one thing about playing in the secondary. one bad play can't hurt you. just line up and play the next one. >> being a national broadcaster, i had it to listen for months about how simian was a huge mistake. obviously, came exceptionally well. there was two turnovers. one not really his fault. one a bad throw. but going into this game, what did you think of simian going in, and did that opinion change at all going out? >> no, we was rocking with simian as soon as he named him the starter. we trust simian. he's a great leader, and he worked for this. for the opportunity he has. learn from him. >> take me inside that. his leadership, because when we see him as fans, we see milk toast. we see a guy that doesn'

and unfortunately for the giants, dÉjÀ vu all over again. game one of the three-game set.baby is, is -- no baby there. we did have a baby in a giants onesey. and they have some history together, guys and one thing leads to another. a little pushing, a little shoving and bullpens clear, they're going at it. giants were up 1-0 at this time. bumgarner only 97 pitches, he came out of the game. they were kind of noncommittal as why he was taken out of the inning. it is a 1-1 game and then deep to right and hunter pence -- just not going to happen. the giants blow it in the ninth once again. they lead all of baseball in blown saves this year. giants lose to the dodgers 2-1. they're now six back in the nl west. 12 games to go, still got a chance in the wild card but the division looks like wild shot. >> i'm not watching anymore. >> and i'm not listening to him watch anymore. there's a lot of heart ache and complaining. >> excellent, you've never looked better. me either. see you tomorrow night. we're back in a moment. a family of bears, caught on camera. this vide just posteto >>

. >> reporter: deja vu. >> no? i'm a little in shock right now. >> reporter: this summer following his heart to paradise. >> there's a big part of me that didn't think i'd be back. here i am. and just kind of excited to see who else is fans know viall is no stranger to the drama. >> you better hope everything's good with me and her. >> or what? >> reporter: he infamously outed his sexual encounter with andi. >> if you're not in love with me i'm not sure why you made love with me. >> reporter: only time will tell if viall will finally find love or if he's destined to be the eternal bachelor. boudreau in los angeles. >> our thanks to abbie for that report. watch "the bachelor" right here on abc. thank you for watching abc news tonight. join us for gma first thing in the morning. we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching and good night. ? it seems today that all you see ? ? is violence in movies and sex on tv ? ? but where are those good old-fashioned values ? ? o

originally said she was similarly overheated >>> it certainly feels like deja vu with the browns. the hue jackson era begins with a season opener much like the browns have experienced since their return to the nfl. that offense was certainly sputtering >> here's the problem, when you look at this game, at first glance you say well is eagles have their quarterback and maybe the browns don't. have, the browns could have had him so here you go. you know the browns inbill city to find -- inability to find a quarterback hurts them and the guy they passed on beats them and looks good doing it for them. carson wentz and the browns don't feel he's a top 20 qb, this 19-yard td toss, 7-nothing. he had two touchdowns. rg3 had this pick. eagles up, game changer third quarter, cam irving, high snap, its a safety. they score again. game over, rg3 sacked three times and beat up hard. sprained his left shoulder but he seize hebe the browns lose their 12th strait opening day game. let's hear from the brown's quarterback >> you know, we wanted to get the win and that's all that matters and we came

. >> reporter: deja vu. >> no? i'm a little in shock right now. >> reporter: this summer following his heart to paradise. >> there's a big part of me that didn't think i'd be back. here i am. and just kind of who else is coming. >> reporter: true love or not, fans know viall is no stranger to the drama. >> you better hope everything's good with me and her. >> or what? >> reporter: he infamously outed his sexual encounter with andi. >> if you're not in love with me i'm not sure why you made love with me. >> reporter: only time will tell if viall will finally find love or if he's destined to be the

it seems like deck deja vu to many people who dealt with water contamination decades ago. luther hamilton remembers when it started in his backyard. imc owned it at that time. he says water in his homes and forecasts turned brown and there was dust in his house. wells with the mining. >> imc denied contaminating the local wells but in 1995 "u.s. news & world report" shows how the company spent more than $1 million digging deeper wells for people there. and since 1993 that area has run on the small water treatment plants maintained by polk county. bradley junction residents won a big victory by convincing the county to pass an ordinance requiring mining no closer than 1,000 feet of a >>> 5:09. "wall street journal" reporting k-mart plans to close another 64 stores across the country. liquidation sales begin september 22nd and the stores close mid-december. parent company sears announced in april it would close 68 stores this summer as it struggles to compete with other large chains and e-commerce sites such as amazon. >>> heads up, tonight's is your final chance to weigh in

stumpf, to the american people, this feels like deja vu all over again. some institution is found engaging in terrible activities, there is a headline, fine, and yet, nobody seems to be held accountable. the fine assessed to you is probably a rounding error in your quarterly earnings report. with as manyn is, as 2 million fraudulent accounts over the course of five years, 5000 dismissed employees, it is beyond credibility that somebody eitherfood chain did not order this, condone it, or turn a blind eye to it. , who isestion to you is the highest ranking official at wells, the highest person in the management team dismissed because of these activities? thank you for the question. within the 5300, there were managers and managers of managers. >> were these branch managers? mr. stumpf: yes, about 10% or more. >> nobody above the branch management level? mr. stumpf: there were managers of the branch managers, and a manager of those. we are doing a full review of other control functions within the company. that process has already begun. the board will be inv

daniel: android users are probably getting deja vu, but it is the day apple fans wait for all year --for a new iphone. i phone seven will include the usual updates -- better battery, powerful processor. but one key part is missing -- a place to plug in your headphones. that has caused controversy, but apple thinks you will buy it anyway. after all, it is the most successful product of its kind in history. >> it is the best iphone that we have ever created. this is iphone seven. [applause] daniel: tim cook's presentation of the iphone seven comes hot on the heels for the one billionth sale for the iconic iphone series. the latest model's most radical change is the much-rumored shift from the jack to bluetooth for headphones. doing away with the jack also makes the iphone water and dust resistant. it's 12 megapixel camera includes two lenses, one for telephoto shots. cook also showcased the new apple watch, out just in time for christmas. it is now water resistant. an equally important, wearers can now play pokemon go as well. but the iphone is apple's biggest money spender by far. howe

. >>> blue bell ice cream is at the center of a recall, like deja vu. it was just put on shelf in north carolina. they're recalling half it could have been exposed to listeria. no illnesseses were reported. last year, blue bell halted sales of products due to contamination. >>> some classes are delayed are cancelled because of widespread flooding. remnant of tropical storm julia dumped 10-inch of rain in some plays. this is the scene in the northeastern counties. parts of highway 12 on the water. i tell you, julia is causing some issues. >>> that's why we continue to see rain and still in our forecast today so grab the umbrella if you're heading to the door this thursday. let's take a live look from our tower camera, 71 degrees. we're looking over the beltway, a few headlights, kind of blurry because we're dealing with more dreary conditions. the wet weather continues for many around central north carolina and the say, is falling in areas north of the triangle. we have a few spotty showers in sampson county but look northward where we have more green an

then you start to wonder, if deja vu, something's not right. >> you're with your best friend who wasinth grade class when the speakers went off. >> yeah. i didn't know him at the time but he was with me. felt like we were deja vu but the days that followed -- it either brings out the best or worst in people. think collectively it -- that felt good to me how everyone kind of rallied around boston. >> rodney, how did you meet kevin? >> my mom suggested that we like go to tuesday's children, which i didn't really know anything about it. so she had to explain it to me. i said -- i was kind of like, i didn't really want to do it at first. >> how come? >> because it kind of would bring back like memories of how i didn't have a dad and it was just kind of upsetting for me. and then i was willing to try it out later on. we got to pick a buddy. and, you know -- >> he was your buddy? >> yeah. >> how has he helped you? >> he's just been the father figure in my life since i never did meet my dad. >> father figure. did you know that? >> it means a lot hearing that. yeah. i have to always say i th

. >>> deja vu all over again. the red sox can clinch the al east with a win tonight or if the blue jays lose to the night. 0-5 on the night. things are going to be different in the bronx tonight. right, danny roach? tell me they are. >> reporter: it's a much better vibe. i think the day off on monday, maybe it took a little out of the red sox as far as that energy is concerned. talking to some of the coaches, toronto loses and the red sox clinch the al east. he is talking to players about clenching the crown tonight. >> show up, play as a team, and when. we are one game away from that. we can kind of start focusing on the playoffs. right now it's just when one game or a few games and go from there. >> what would winning mean to you and this team? >> that we are in the playoffs. to me that we are guaranteed a spot in the playoffs. obviously, we play the game to win a world series. i guess you can save we did something good, but i think any goal is to win a world series. >> and i think if you look at it, the guy tha

sc johnson >>> deja vu all over again. >> they picked up right where they left off. failing to pass a bill for zika. it needed 60 votes to advance. failed 52-46. democrats say they voted no because of provisions in that same bill. they would have blocked funding for planned parenthood and would have allowed confederate flags to fly at veteran cemeteries. >>> the cdc says it's safe but "essentially kill everything on contact" it's banned from the european union. you may recall millions of honey bees were killed last week by accident. this decision comes after more mosquitos in south beach did test positive for the virus. this time the spray will be done friday planes. it bb it byb it beginsb planes.yb it by planes.yb it begins it b done for two months. >>> now, this will effect passengers flies american, delta, jet blue and united. pick ups and drop offs will be directed to short term parking. the work will pause, however, during thanksgiving, winter holidays, and the national college football championship in january. we'll have tons of people here. liftoff. a readine

feelings like deja vu. the report says it started as a traffic stop expired plates and a warrant. but payne told the cops he wasn't going kicking and punching them. the officers bruised up payne slapped with felony assault charges. but at the time he had a steady job, friends wrote character references honest i a hard- working and he did work to redue his probation down to one year kept his nose clean his charges reduced tie misdemeanor. fast forward nearly 20 years here we are. everything can change and yet so much seems to stay the same. payne is due back in court next week tuesday as for the three officers involved in this case, tonight they are all lucky enough to be back in their own beds. back to you. >> thanks so much. new video mug shots to go along with it as we learn u.s. marshals track down a woman in wick enburg accused of shooting and killing her parents. elizabeth mcdonald is her name. she's going to be sent back to texas to face the charges. poli s was also involved. he's already back behind bars in odessa. >>> punishment handed down to a williams police officer aft

. >> deja vu again today. most of the shower activity across southern spots very similar feeling day. drier air around too. weekend is coming up. we'll have the forecast hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. >> swimmer ryan lochte has to stay out of the pool through next june as punishment for the bad behavior during the rio olympics. he will also forfeit $100,000 in bonus money from the gold olympic committee or u.s. swimming and he will miss team usa's trip to the white house. his three companions agreed to four month suspensions. >>> former nfl quarterback tim tebow is now pursuin

reporter: perhaps because it is deja vu. president obama: yes, i was born in hawaii, 1961. reporter: in his first term, mr. obama was hounded by mr. trump to prove he was american. mr. trump: if he has a birth certificate, he should release it. reporter: the billionaire had seized on a fringe conspiracy theory to raise his political profile. : our president has finally released his birth certificate. i want to look at it but i hope it is true. reporter: the birther campaign connected to the white republican base but its racist overtones alienated black voters. pressed on the matter, mr. trump signaled an important announcement. but first, a likely program of -- lengthy program of endorsements from military veterans. >> god bless america and god bless donald trump. reporter: all still carry the life -- carried live on the cable networks, until finally, this. mr. trump: president barack obama was born in the united states, period. now we all want to get back to making america strong and great again. reporter: no apology, no questions, and for good measure, he falsely accused

attempted first-degree murder and two counts of aggravated assault this whole incident might feel like deja vu for mark payne. this is not the first time has attacked police officers. according to court documents, back in december of 1997, mark payne was arrested after attacking three officers. the same number of officers he is accused of attacking this morning he was accused of attacking three officers back in 1997 causing them injury. back then he was charged with three counts of aggravated assault. ultimately according to court documents he entered into a plea deal and was sentenced to in 1997. now today chief yahner did not talk much about payne during the news conference. so we don't have a motive at this time. and police -- but police do say impairment does appear to be a factor in this morning's attack. again, we were still waiting for mark payne to be booked here into the fourth avenue jail. he is facing three counts of attempted first-degree murder and two counts of aggravated assault. of course, we will stay on this developng story and dig deeper into mark payne's past and bring you

norwood police had a case of deja vu on a recent shift. they arrested him for burglary and hours later after he was arrested, they were arrested again. malini basu tells pursuit. >> reporter: he is one relentless burglar. over the weekend fox25 is told that they arrested him in the same shift of breaking into homes. >> i looked out the window and saw all this action. and it was just something you don't expect to see. >> reporter: george is a victim. he was sound asleep when someone tried to break into his house. it happened on spruce street. >> they used a wrench or something and broke the brand-new lock i had put on there and damaged part of the gate -- back screen there with a back door and tried to slice through with a knife. >> it didn't end there. an attempted burglary on two more houses on spruce street. a family with three young children were sound asleep when a 33-year-old tried to break in. >> he needs help. i wish him the best. he needs to get help to get his life squared away. >> reporter: police arrested demarzo. he told office

it's kind of deja vu all over again. we're going to go back to august weather. let's plot the temperatures. in the red that's the forecast temperature. so 93 tomorrow, 96 on thursday, 82 friday, 95 on saturday. are we going to break any records? probably not. record high tomorrow 104. that's safe. 100 on thursday. probably safe. record highs on friday and saturday are both 98. that is probably safe as well. so we're looking at some hot weather but probably no highs. now let's talk about the heat index. we will stop this at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. this is the forecast. 96 downtown, 96 in frederick, 96 in manassas. that's what your body feels. let's advance to the thursday. this is going to be the brutal day. 2:00, it is going to feel like 104 downtown, even 97 up in hagerstown. we'll come back and talk about the threat of big storms with these 90s and what that means when the cold front rolls through over the weekend. >> thank you topper. >>> in fairfax county a van crashed into school on the first day of classes. this all happened in reston as parents were pick

deja vu all over again. thousands of people arriving at the stadium to watch these paralympics. sales of tickets picked up from 200,000 to 1.5 million at the start of the paralympic games, very encouraging and motivating to watch. good luck to all those athletes. >> absolutely. that's going to do it for us. jimmy fallon is coming up next. >> our next newscast is at 4 a.m. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> good night. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- michael strahan. zachary quinto.

it is deja vu. >> it seems familiar. want to say i said it, but in my book and 2012, i say it. i saw a trend and understood that this leads to politicians like donald trump. an appeal tohave disgruntled people who do not trust experts. there is all this debate about hillary clinton being more of an expert than donald trump. people saved they do not trust her because she is a woman. i think people don't trust her because she is an expert. in this season, experts are out of fashion. tom: they are out of fashion, but can they create economic growth? i believe that is not the case. they do not create growth, do they? >> i think they create conditions for growth long-term. delusion that every politician sales, but it is not reality. was ine: when i strasburg, a lot of the noise you heard is because you have more extreme parties or extreme thinking, it will impact the way more moderate politicians gain popular appeal. >> i'm not sure. they need to explain better to people, but more importantly, they need to understand the reas

and another 875 for a the blue zone here you go now he done talking to me you ever had one of these dÉjÀ vunts parking control officers drive around the city looking for disabled parking abuse and sometimes they come across other egregious violations like this car parked in front of a fire hydrant >> stanley:the driver was clocking into work and thought no one would notice her sitting there she was wrong and when she realized she wasn't getting out of the ticket well guess who was next on the menu excuse me sir i said that ummm i know my rights and you should stop recording right now what are your rights my right is that you should not be recording me if i'm asking you to stop where did you learn that from oh listen don't question me please stop i'm asking where did you learn that from and he still on my face really i mean i'm from the east coast you don't see this kind of behavior in the east coast this is amazing i'm from philadelphia i'm from filly too alright then the brotherhood unbelievable her ticket is 106 dollars but it pales in comparison to getting 17 hundred and 50 dollars in fi

call it deja vu. they don't want to take any chances. residents have been filling up sandbags to protect their properties from the rising tides. bringing major flooding to the northbrook area yesterday. this is near the campus of norfolk state university. this area saw more rain and high winds with the storm not letting up. stake nbc with you throughout the weekend. on our app, you will get everything, the latest timing, flood threats, and our interactive radar. all on this free app. >>> coming up, rushing the stage, why police got an emergency call to control the crowd at "made in america." and we'll tell you when you can expect the worst of the storm and when. katie: on crime, pat toomey's attacks on me are shameful. he's making it up. of course, anyone who commits a violent crime needs to be prosecuted -- and put behind bars. narrator: katie mcginty will keep us safe -- more police on the streets, better training and equipment, and take on the gun lobby for gun safety laws. katie: i'm the daughter of a police officer, and the mother o

david: a bit of dÉjÀ vu for the general counsel at apple. was the general counsel at intel. he waged similar fights back then. >> they do have an experience to fight her in the ring. he was at intel as the general counsel before joining apple in 2009. he made a similar defense when he was at intel, that intel was kept in the dark about the european commission's proceedings with that company. there is a strong sense of dÉjÀ vu for him and perhaps people on the commission side. vonnie: are apple and ireland working together on this? are they melting completely separate defenses? >> they are fighting in the same corner. ireland want to take a $14 billion tax payment? argumenta more complex that ireland does not want to dissuade other companies from investing in the country. they are working together as far as we know. the first stage coming up is that ireland will file its appeal. it has until november 10 to do so. when the final decision is published, some things will have to be redacted before that happens for competitive reasons. apple has a

. >>> and this next story deja vu. an indiana woman was shot driving down the road and scarier, a child was in the car with her and is now in protective custody. the shots went through the apparently side door striking the woman. we are checking station there, and as soon as we get an update, we'll let you know, dan. >>> this woman accused of bilking out of the state of $600,000. investigatorssay she allowed her customers to swap snap benefits for cash to purchase ineligible items. it's being called a gross misuse of taxpayer dollars, against prescription pain killed and heroin to local schools warning about the dangers of experimenting with those kinds of drugs. according to the attorney general's office, the 12th graders are abusing prescription pain meds at a rate that is double the national average. >> these kids, 17, 18 years old are hooked on pills out of mom and dad's medicine cabinet and now they are going to buy street heroin because it's cheaper. >> the program will be available at all schools next month. >>>

deja vu. and lawmakers will try to pass funding for the zika virus. they were the fund -- for the zika virus and decided to take their seven week summer recess instead. >>> and zika is taking a toll of florida. a lot of restaurants and businesses were empty for the labor day holiday. they are hoping that mosquito control efforts will bring the tourists back. they are ramping up efforts to kill mosquito larva. >>> and video as president obama arrives in laos. president to visit the southeast asian country and today he's only meeting with its president because he canceled a meeting with the president of the philippines after he lashed out at president obama. president obama is planning to confront him over the killing of drug dealers without due process. overnight, the philippines president said he regrets his strong comments that came across as a >> a georgia father is counting his blessings. this is surveillance video from an atlantic gas station. the man had issues with his credit card and went inside to pay. a man jumps in the car and takes off. the

875 for a the blue zone here you go >> stanley:now he done talking to me you ever had one of these dÉjÀ vuparking control officers drive around the city looking for disabled parking abuse and sometimes they come across other egregious violations like this car parked in front of a fire hydrant >> stanley:the driver was clocking into work and thought no one would notice her sitting there she was wrong and when she realized she wasn't getting out of the ticket the menu >>excuse me sir i said that ummm i know my rights and you should stop recording right now what are your rights my right is that you should not be recording me if i'm asking you to stop where did you learn that from oh listen don't question me please stop i'm asking where did you learn face really i mean i'm from the east coast you don't see this kind of behavior in the east coast this is amazing i'm from philadelphia i'm from filly too alright then the brotherhood unbelievable >> stanley:her ticket is 106 dollars but it pales in comparison to getting 17 hundred and 50 dollars in fines.and being forced to more your car when all

>> there is a sense of deja vu with that. we're back talking about the glut.he -- opec itself is talking about more supplies coming from producers outside of opec. where act talking about it. if you look at the prices, they have been quite resilient. -- $45 to the45 $44 range. it is holding there. interesting from the algerian team, he said there needs to be a million barrels a day cut from the market for prices to stabilize the markets rebalance. a recognition that he cut is needed but one study -- they do not expect change on that front. that. thanks for we can get more on that story and the rest of today's news at howard digital destination tailor-made for the middle east. you will find market data from the region. ,ou can watch all our reports interviews, and special content only available online. facing headwinds. we look at the obstacles to growth and emerging markets. we get the take later in the show. construction concerns. we will look at why liquidity issues are causing delays in the gulf. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back. am angie lau in ho

and you can feel the cool air in the desert, the end of the summer, in the 70s when you weak -- >>> deja vu in the worst way for a mother. 19-year-old alexis rumer was killed in surprise. and her mom said that she lost another daughter years ago because of the same thing. he --she doesn't know how to move forward. >> the dark days and the nights are probably the worst -- the worst times because that's you realize she's not coming home. and her room is right next to mine. and it's not gonna happen. >> so horrific for that family. as for the other driver, he is still in the hospital in serious condition and investigators are looking into whether he was impaired, dan. >>> the heroin epic is taking a toll on our nation. and police officers in tucson overdoses with medication. narcan can work within seconds to reverse overdoses and potentially save someone's life. officers began looking into the drug months ago when overdoses were on the rise in the midwest and on the east coast. it's not just for heroin or fentanyl. >> i am not talking about using this on people who may be just overdosed on her

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marc payne's criminal record reads like deja vu. he was stopped in a traffic stop nearly 20 years ago and he punched and kicked officers. he only served one year of a two-year probation sentence because of good behavior, and we're waiting for charges to be this week. >> every time you see the video, it sends chills down your spine, danielle. >>> more than 1 type of shot at a phoenix bar, men opening fire near 16th and bethany home road last month, and they are now under arrest. investigators are saying it was nathaniel mitchell's alleged get away driver who ratted them out. he claims that the two were upset when they denied at the bar and opened fire in the parking lot. two men hit by the gunfire are okay. >>> 43rd and glendale just south of the location, i was on the scene here as early this morning, officers responded to a shooting there. this morning, we have learned that one man was shot and apparently he will survive his injuries. the investigation unfolding, a at the crime scene. no arrests made, danielle. >>> students should

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the tech story is amazing, it's deja vu.pple and alphabet, microsoft, intel, amazon, apple of 18% in the quarter. that is about 10% or 12% of the s&p move right there with the iphone 7 fever going on. thanks so much, wrapping up the week and the quarter. fast commentary, go on the bloomberg. scarlet: coming up, julie has a chart on the bacon, egg, and cheese index that you can't miss. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: -- julie: we are talking about food prices that have been falling. straight monthth we have seen a decline in the price of food at home. rosaries, in other words. this is the rate of change for this particular urban consumer food at home index. anything below the white line is a negative reading. monthsbeen nine straight that we have seen that change. we seen a decline in food prices, a lot of components. in particular, that promised bacon, egg, and cheese index, looking at the proportion of bacon, egg, and cheese in a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. obviously you see a decline in that index. we have seen all these

again, it just feels like deja vu all over again. and i hope and trust. but please tell me that these fines are not simply a cost of doing business for wells. mr. stumpf: mr. chairman, it's not a cost of doing business. this has -- this is a serious trust issue with our customer. but i also want to say there's 268,000 people who came to work this morning at wells fargo. trying to do their very best to serve customers. and they do a wonderful every day. and i don't want our culture to be defined by these mistakes. we take accountability. chairman hensarling: i understand that, mr. stumpf. but it appears to be a little bit and particularly when you get caught doing it five years ago, you get caught doing it once again. somebody has to be held accountable. i now yield to the ranking member. ms. waters: thank you very much. mr. stumpf, you said repeatedly you were not aware of this widespread fraud in your bank until late in 2013. and it appears that there were activities going on that indicates you may have known much earlier than that. for example, in 2007,