it is jekyll and hyde. when can we see sustainability in the economy?see much improving injapan until about 2019, ok? don't see much improving injapan untilabout 2019, ok? we don't see much improving injapan until about 2019, ok? we have real issues in retail coming on in 2008 in. we are still not seeing manufacturing numbers getting better. —— 2018. manufacturing numbers getting better. -- 2018. it manufacturing numbers getting better. —— 2018. it is getting better, but not sustaining. that was tony nash from an analytics company. and now we move to some breaking news on the corporate scene. fuji film has flagged bigger losses than expected from overseas units, 3a0 million dollars. the price fell sharply after accounting irregularities spread to japan. chinese box office ticket sales could have saved the mummy after its wea k could have saved the mummy after its weak opening in the us and canada us. weak opening in the us and canada us. it brought in $70 million in china and south korea alone, setting records for films starring tom cruise. it shows big

. >> the union has been jekyll and hyde, they are back down in the dumps trying to kick it intoar gear. scoreless 31st minute. union on the board. goalie andre blake protects it late second half, save on the penalty kick. union hang on to win 1-0. it's the first win in five weeks. hopefully, they can keep this going and get momentum back in their corner. >> let's see if they can do it. castle is next on channel6. "action news" continues tomorrow morning. now for jeff skversky, walter perez and the entire "action news" team, i'm sharrie williams. have a great night. ♪ ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service for two years all with a two year agreement. [ motor turns

jekyll and mr. hyde. an apparent almost to dr. strangelove and lots of unconvincing fight scenes here if a sandstorm in the heart of london. staring semi-concerned at spots where digitally produced special effects are likely to arrive. the hollywood reporter says it's time for tom cruise to act his age. he usually picks decent material. >> he is just waste it here. there are six or seven minutes of closing credits. it takes a lot of people to make a really bad movie. the guy who deciphered the rosetta stone which enabled us to understand her effects. anyone of those screens is showing a much better movie than this iteration of the mummy. it introduces us to the afghan song maker. -- filmmaker. this is a just about perfect movie. it is wildly entertaining. it is deeply touching. it is an underdodog stotory abot the band of -- filmmaking associate follow him around. to make and self distribute no fewer than 110 inture films with no budget a country that has been at war for a very long time. you can't read or write but he acts and di

for us, we do scuffling and a little jekyll & hyde. this was a great series for us and hopefully we keep it going. >> a great way to spend father's day at the ballpark. rockies in the seventh, sends it all the way to the top of the bleachers, ties the game at 2. 6 2/3 innings and hunter pence taps the rockies with a two-run shot. 4-3 giants, what could go wrong? how about the bull pen. up 5-4 in the ninth. a walk-off three run home runner and giants lose their sixth straight, 7-5 is the final. this marks the fifth time this season the giants have been swept. i know they're happy to get out of colorado and head to atlanta to take on the braves for a four game series beginning monday. >> thanks very much. >>> "wonder woman" >>> tonight on "abc7 news at 11," with triple digit temperatures, one east bay community is having it especially rough, thousands without fire. and firefighters in the south bay, that triple digit hit led them to call more units at the arm complex. >>> a box office this summer was 9% behind until big hits hit. "wonder

we have been scuffling and had a little jekyll and hyde. this was a great series for us. >> the a's have the first-place astros tomorrow. >>> the giants, in a word, wow. brandon crawford settled in. giants trying to avoid a sweep at colorado. we pick this up in the 5th inning. one on. bam. nestled in the corner just over the 347-foot sign it was giants up 2-0. but the rockies tied it up by the seventh. and then home run parade for mark reynolds. back away and gone. george kontos put the rockies up 3-2. you want the long ball? we got more long ball. giants' ninth. hunter pence in a pinch hit role, and he got all of this one. a two-run shot gave the giants a 4-3 lead. pence's first career pinch hit homer and it got a whole lot better because brandon carver was back and he hit an rbi double to right. joe panik scored. so the giants led 5-3 and then 5-4 in the rockies' ninth. the rockies got two on, but nolan arenado, who had singled, doubled, tripled, and a walk- off home run. he hit for the cycle. but rockies shocked the giants. swept them. t

obviously for us we've kind of been scuffling and had a little jekyll and hyde, but this was a great series for us and hopefully we keep the momentum going. >> astros next. >>> giants, what can i say? the pictures don't lie. brandon crawford settled in, giants trying to avoid a sweep in colorado, picked this up in the 5th , one on and bam. nestled in the corner just over the 347-foot sign it was 2-0, but rockies tied it up by the 7th. home run parade for mark reynolds, solo job off kontos putting the rockies up 3 -2 and then more long ball in the giants 9th. hunter pence and a hit roll and he mashed it. and it got better because brandon crawford stepped to the plate again. ockies nolan arenado this time an r.b.i. double to right. joe panik scored. so for the rockies 9th they had two on, 5-4 giants. rockies nolan arenado, he had single, doubled, tripled and are you kidding me? a walkoff home run. he hit the cycle. the rockies shocked the giants, swept them. rockies have the best record in the national league after beating the giants for the ninth straight time 7-5 final from denver an

and obviously for us we've kind of been scuffling and had a little jekyll & hyde.great series for us. hopefully, we can keep the momentum going. >>> father and son enjoying a day at the ballpark. giants in colorado, down 2-1 to the rockies. they hit two home runs. in the seventh trevor story almost to the top of the bleachers tying the game at two. block pulled after 6 2/3 innings. san francisco trailed 3-2 in the ninth. one out, one on for hunter pence. that's his fourth home run of the season. a two-run shot. so the giants are up one. what could go wrong? how about the bullpen in bottom nine, now 5-4 giants. nolan arenado with a three-run walk-off home run. the giants lose their sixth straight. 7-5 is the final. and next up for the giants they head to atlanta to begin a four-game series with the braves on monday. and i bet they are excited to get out of colorado. >> oh, i think you're right about that. anthony, thank you very much. >>> well, "wonder woman" stormed the box office, saving the summer season, but after two weeks the critically acclaimed comic flick w

. >>> so, what union team will show up tonight, jekyl and hide, union started off win less, they won a team record four straight and then, they are back down in the dump again. union will try toned their three game losing streak tonight against d.c. united. watch the match right here on six abc at the top of the hour and then after the game there will be fire works on our air, if you want to watch some pre july 4th fire works. >> yes, why not. >> early start. >> hopefully fire works on the field. >> that goodies too. >> jeff, thank you. >>> it was a great day to day a stroll and enjoy work of talented artists. twenty-eighth annual manayunk arts festival, returned to main street, and the festival features some 300 local and nationally known artists and crafters. if you missed to it day no worries the festival will be back tomorrow at 11:00 to 6:00 for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's no

and obviously for us we've kind of been scuffling and had a little jekyll & hyde. this was a great series for us. hopefully, we can keep the momentum going. >>> father and son enjoying a day at the ballpark. giants in colorado, down 2-1 to the rockies. they hit two home runs. in the seventh trevor story almost to the top of the bleachers tying the game at two. block pulled after 6 2/3 innings. san francisco trailed 3-2 in the ninth. one out, one on for hunter pence. that's his fourth home run of the season. a two-run shot. so the giants are up one. what could go wrong? how about the bullpen in bottom nine, now 5-4 giants. nolan arenado with a three-run walk-off home run. the giants lose their sixth straight. 7-5 is the final. and next up for the giants they head to atlanta to begin a four-game series with the braves on monday. and i bet they are excited to get out of colorado. >> oh, i think you're right about that. anthony, thank you very much. >>> well, "wonder woman" stormed the box office, saving the summer season, but after two weeks the critically acclaimed c

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jekyll, mr. hyde. >> coming up. alfredo rocco moreno argues his case. >> and everything that was taken from me is right there. but it says nothing about no lighter. >>> i'm dara brown. continue to follow break being news in london. 7 were killed in what is described as a protracted terror attack. it started when a white van on london bridge hit several pedestrians. they jumped from the van and began stabbing people. eight people were taken to the hospital. we are waiting for a press coverage from theresa may. we will bring that to you as soon as it is available. now back to "lockup." >> announcer: due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> keep president noise down. >> all right, y'all, hold it down. hey, if you stop talking and get up here, we'll go to chow. we structure everything like the military and we like to have everybody do the same thing all together and they stay in compliance when they do that. >> if you got your hands in your pocket, you're wrong. if you got your hands in your jacket

jekyll mr. hyde," "frankenstein." and this is the first one, "the mummy." go see courtney b.ll crowe, yeah, that's right. >> jimmy: he's sneaks in there and just crushes it. >> annabelle wallis, sofia. >> jimmy: oh, sofia. i mean, it's just fun, fun movie. i want to show a clip. here's courtney b. vance in "the mummy." take a look at this. >> colonel, this is a a significant find. i need your men to secure this village. >> we're not even supposed to be here. >> its my job to make sure that anything of value stays out of enemy hands. we have no idea what could be down there. the contents of tutankhamen's tomb alone were valued at 650 million pounds sterling. understand? >> colonel? if i may. with a couple of shape charges we can just close this hole right up, and ms. halsey can come back another day. >> shut up. >> shut up. >> okay. >> you've got two hours, then we're moving out. you're getting in the hole with her. >> him? >> me? >> yep. >> sir -- >> you gear up. that's an order. >> i'll be right here holdin' the ropes, sarge. >> get in the damn hole, vail. >> oh, man. >> jim

. >> my mom used to call me jekyll and hyde.he said i had that personality like i could be at home and watch a newborn baby with a whole month straight with nobody there, clean him, make a bottle. it's crazy. but as soon as i touch the streets i'm a whole different person. i'm scared. honestly, i am. like if i do this time. >> conteh already has a three and a half year sentence for robbery of a residence. he'll serve time in state prison, but is in fairfax county to stand trial for allegedly robbing a pair of venezuelan tourists. but today he caught a break. >> my lawyer just came to see me. he told me the state will not be bringing the victims out for my trial. so they're dismissing the charges next week so i'm gone. gone. i don't got to worry about this no more. >> with this case out of the way. conteh will transfer to prison to serve his time, as for his former cellmate, jonathan lacey, who will serve six years for aggravated sexual battery of a victim under the age of 13. he says he believes his former friend is in for the w

jekyll and mr. hyde, it changes me. it changes me.ster. >> me, i did like terrible, horrible, horrible thing to my son. because of the drug. >> sanchez has been charged with serious bodily injury to a child. she admits to being high on heroin, and severely beating her 3-year-old son. when he was brought to the hospital, he was covered in bruises, had bite marks on his thigh, and one eye was swollen shut. doctors also discovered he had a lacerated liver, likely caused by blunt force trauma. >> when i am high on heroin, it is like anything triggers me. i'll just go off. i mean, i could be sitting next to someone. if some little thing irritate me, i'll start screaming, i mean, like on attack mode. it's -- it is scary. basically, i chose that drug over my kids. and they probably have a better life without me. >> sanchez's son has recovered, and is living with relatives. if convicted in trial, sanchez could face anywhere from five to 99 years in prison. but she is working with prosecutors on a plea deal. she says the only way to get throug

jekyll and mr. hyde. he doesn't need to be in there too.hink you could skip this one. >> guess you didn't like that. >> not at all. >> what about the tony awards, they're coming up this weekend, what do you think? >> leading the way is a musical called natasha, directed by a silver spring native, a local tie. and there's three other shows that are up for the big prizes. dear evan hanson, which was great about teen suicide, really heavy topic, but it was the same person who wrote for la la land. and then the other one, sweat at arena stage. they'll all be competing. keep an eye out and route for the hometown. >> we understand you were hanging out with some stars at the kennedy center this week. tell us about this encounter you had. >> oh, yes, it was called a night of laughter and song to benefit the david lynch foundation. they came to talk about the benefits of meditation, and how that can help your creativity. but as you saw earlier thi w really work out. check it out. >> you were here couple years ago for a mark twain prize. and i think

>> it's hard because like the person i am now and the person that i know when i'm using is like jekyllerent people and it's crazy to know that like one wrong move and i could be right back out there. >> this is your mug shot? >> yes. >> whoa. in a weird way when you look at it, does it make you feel good about where you are? >> yeah. i'm so grateful i don't look like that anymore and that i got a chance to get back on track because some people won't get that chance. >> with the health care debate putting federal funds in jeopardy for addiction treatment those jails won't get any less populated soon. they're hoping that people will get scared off and that's only if they can get the word out. >> what an amazing story. thank you for your hard work in bringing this to us. its -- it's really something. >>> uber hits the reset button again. ceo travis kalanick has re-signed. we'll dig into that and recap a busy day on wall street. so that's the idea. what do you think? hate to play devil's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's pr

former girlfriends testified that greg had a jekyll and hyde personality.latile and controlling once he won them over. >> he would hit them. he would -- fight with these girls. as -- as long as he could control them, he was fine. >> reporter: prosecutors played the 911 tape from that domestic abuse call. while both chiquita and greg were charged, the call didn't sound as though they were locked in a fair fight. >> he grabbed my finger and he -- ring. i threw it at him. and then he -- and then he choked me, and i couldn't move. >> reporter: and the prosecution argued greg had another motive -- money. >> the night the murder happened, he called his boss and said, "i need to get an advance or a loan on my 401k." and his boss said, "you know, i can't do it. i'm sorry, greg." >> reporter: but as prem burns told the jury, greg could get about $60,000 in insurance if chiquita were to die. >> i think money was motivation but i think -- more so, i think -- chiquita had planned to leave greg. and that's one thing greg could not -- could not accept. >> reporter: the p

it's hard because like the person i am now, and the person that i know and when i'm using is like jekyll two complete different people. it's crazy to know that like one wrong move and i canb right back out there. >> this is your mug shot? >> yes. >> reporter: whoa. in a weird way, when you look at that, does it make you feel good about where you are? >> yeah, like only so grateful i don't look like that anymore. i'm so grateful i got a chance to get back on track. because some people don't get that chance. >> with the health care debate putting federal funds in jeopardy for addiction treatment. those jails will not get less crowded any time soon. phentanol is so powerful with some variants thousands of times stronger than her when, local officials are banking on potential users from being scared off from trying it, only if they can get the word out. that's all for me this saturday, thank for joining us and watching our special presentation of one nation overdose. for more, be sure to follow me on twitter, snapchot and my good friend richard lui takes it from here. especially in light of

the other side of popular is kind of it jekyll and hyde character that it has.the real estate lending it was doing a decade ago which has now kind of blown up in its face. as i mentioned the nonperforming assets that have to be performed to take coverage levels up to what would be considered to be reasonable levels. says bancoecb popular was failing, likely to fail. these are the lines coming from the ecb. we will see how this lays out through the rest of the trading day. our man in the trip, thank you very much. back at the white house. let's talk about the president throwing his weight behind the isolation of qatar. he described it as just punishment for the countries extremist groups. qatar says the relations with the u.s. are still strong. days, andlast few following everything we have seen lately, there's a campaign that was being led by regional ambassadors to vilify qatar and to accuse and fabricate stories, especially regarding terrorist funding which comes from marginal institutions. however, our relations with the u.s. are made through official institu

jekyll and mr. hyde. it is scary. it scares me to death. i had to work with some good people from senator blumenthal's lot,e, and that helped a to make a long story short. medicaid just for this one thing. they will pay for it but i had to go through a lot. if they cut medicaid, there is going to be millions and millions of addicts that can't get the help they need so there is going to be a lot more crime, a lot more misery. believe that medicare won't pay for it. in and of itself, that is that enough. but if medicaid won't pay for it, where are these people going to turn? john: thanks for sharing your story. this is the situation they ran into. is there something you can speak to that? >> that is how it works. when you get on disability there is a 24 month waiting period and then we have medicare. but medicare doesn't pay that much. most people by supplement will insurance from their employer. they have some kind of way to fill in the gap with medicare. medicare only pays about 60% of costs. there are 9 million people who have medicare and

jekyll to mr.good captain goodwin greatest hits which also provide potentially life-saving tips. rule number one, don't make eye contact. >> this motorist is out of control. and this victim is doing all the right things. >> just stare ahead. don't engage. >> right, yeah, the minute you engage who knows where this goes. >> reporter: rule number two, never approach the window. >> wow, okay. this is more than over the top because now you have a involved. >> you never know who is packing heat. >> exactly. >> reporter: most important, rule number three, you don't always have to win. that's the key when talking with law enforcement many telling us the worst times are what you would think the busy times on the road, rush hour, fridays, often the worst because people are just over the week. >> yeah, they just are ready for the weekend. you know, there's not really any type of person that's more likely to do this. >> no, you see all kinds of people, men, women, grandmas, grandpas, we saw men in suits duking

the strikes were launched after nearly a dozen pro jekyll tiles landed across the border on israeli territoryuries or damage. joining us now to discuss the syrian conflict which has claimed over 400,000 lives, is retired general richard newton. general, thank you for joining us. this isn't the first time the israelis have waded into the syrian conflict. should we expect yet a further widening of this war? >> hi, james. good afternoon. it's good to be with you. i see this, this, if you will, strike from the israeli aircraft demonstrating their air power capabilities really as part of their resolve to protect their sovereignty. i think you'll find the israelis are really not anxious to really get themselves embroiled or involved with the syrian conflict, and so this is not particularly uncommon from past actions. and so i don't see this as anything significant other than them just trying to protect their own sovereignty in this case. james: there was a moment just a few days ago where u.s. forces, i believe, shot down a syrian government fighter plane, and the russians responded by saying, in e