( cheers and applause ) >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> john: egypt! egypt!, thank you so, so much for being here. i'm so-- i've been excited to talk to you because you are in an amazing situation. you're not just an american. you're an american from jersey. that's turbo american. ( cheers and applause ) >> new jersey! >> john: and you're heading up the egyptian national so, team-- i cannot believe i'm saying that word-- soccer. every time the british person uses that word, somewhere in the world another british person dies. ( laughter ) you are in an amazing situation. you have a very divided egypt. you could qualify them for the world cup for the first time which could, in a way that nothing else could, unify that country. no pressure. ( laughter ) >> the only thing egypt agrees on right now is that we must go to the world cup gliewn and that's on you. that's all on you. it's an amazing-- it was an amazing job to take on, and there was a key turning point in your experience and tha that wae port said massacre, wasn't it. >> right. >> john: and the fact you

we're going to look. >> made in the u.s.a. >> bill: made in the u.s.a. i didn't even know it. so proud of myself. wow. >> absolutely. >> bill: so we're making new balance here but shirts and pants, we're not making much clothing in this country anymore, are we? >> no. the apparel industry got hit very, very hard in terms of the years of decline. but folks are trying to make things now. so in new york, they're trying to do things. when we were in nashville, they have garments coming back. california makes a lot of stuff. my blue jeans are made in california, true religion jeans which most people buy because of a fashion or long-lasting -- i think quality is still so important. so it is not just where it's made. also how it's made and you know, we really want that made in the u.s.a. label to equate to a quality product more than anything. these guys in maine that are making these shoes, i mean they're passionate about it. they've been making shoes in maine for over 100 years. they've gone from a base of 30,000 workers down to about 1,000. once you have the relationship, you real

we broke men's and women's u.s.a. football in scoring and defensive records. >> reporter: the final 107-7. 107-7. the offense scored every three point two plays. they won gold by defeating canada 64-0. this is the second world championship game. team u.s.a. won gold in 2010 as well. wilkinson says she hopes these games are precursors to something better for women. >> who love football, who want to play as a little girl, who then aren't allowed the opportunity to play because they're girls, just because of their gender no longer have to think i'm a girl, i can't play football. not only that, if they're going to play football, they're going to be on tv, be on espn and they're going to get played for what they like to do, for what they're sacrificing. >> welcome back. >>> you're watching wusa9 at 5:00 on this wednesday morning. mike hydeck, andrea roane. monika is out. we have bev with timesaver traffic. i'm howard with your weather first. first alert weather here on this wednesday morning. it's mowg gi wednesday morning

wondo, five of team u.s.a.'s gels. stage 14 of the tour de france which ends next sunday. the 12-man sprint to the finnish leon. trenton, first career stage win. half of a wheel difference, chris froom. tonight at 6:00 we hear from the a's. >> thank you so much. up next, forget sitting and begging. one dog has some >>> coming up at 6:00, why nearly two dozen california kids were rushed to the hospital after a lunktime prank. >> how the look of downtown berkeley will change. joan us at 6:00. >>> a trainer of youtube video of his dog has blown up on social media. meet the four and a half-year-old, jumping into a pool and, skateboarding. omar trained his dogs to do all the tricks and people really like it. historiedow has been seen half a million times on youtube. he also trained the dog featured in the movie "the artist." having a good time. thanks for joining us. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thank you for joining >>> this is "world news." tonight, behind closed doors. the all-female jury now deciding george zimmerman's fate. this evening, the clues. what they have asked

u.s.a. facing panama. 69th minute, padoya, to the front of the net. 1-0 united states. and that's all the scoring. u.s. wins the gold cup. champions of north and central america. >> this sports record brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> up next at 6:00. fruit vail station, the movie about the shooting death of oscar grant is in more u.s. >> join us tonight at 9:00, on cable 13. what has scientist buzzing about the return of a species of bumblebee to the pacific northwest, and then at 11:00, bizarre discovery, these excel tops -- skeletons uncovered prove vampires really exist. we have the answer. that's at 9:00. >> the newest marvel comic book movie has made back its entire budget in its first weekend. the wolverine follows the -- retreats to japan to cope with a friend's death. the wolverine racked up $86 million in international ticket sales sales and earned 55 million in the u.s. to claim the top spot. the conjuring pulled in 22. disspeaksable me, turbo, and grownups, round out the top five. fruitvale station was in tenth place with $4.65 million. >> i thin

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congrats, team u.s.a. >> team u.s.a. thanks so much, betty. >> sure. >> joining me for our first look at politics is boris epstyn. boris, good morning. >> good morning. >> thanks for being here. >>> yesterday the senate approved the director of the consumer protection board despite the gop trying to block nominees for that position for years. what was the fight for? did they accomplish anything in that battle? >> it's really more an ideological battle about the board. they wanted one person at the helm who was thrown out, they want five people at the helm of the board. what they accomplished was too much. it came as part of a larger deal that a joided the filibuster rules as a whole which would have been an awful change for democrats and republicans. >> after announcing that deal senate majority leader harry reid said not blocking the nominees will be the new normal. >> senator reed is looking forward to a summer at the beach or he's excited about going away. that's overly optimistic. going forward every nominee will sta

and why -- why should the u.s.a. care first of all? >> well, first of all, they should care, bill, because this is the heart of the arab world. this is where the arab spring essentially started two years ago. and what you're seeing take place is the next chapter in this wave of resolution that has swept through the middle east. it matters. it's the only arab country to have made peace with israel in 1979. that's why the u.s. gives it $1.3 billion. it matters a lot. >> bill: they want to keep egypt stable and on our side so that the whole area doesn't go up in chaos. but, as i told president obama, and i don't know whether you remember this in my super bowl interview, the muslim brotherhood i told him flat out i wasn't going to work with those people because they don't know how to govern a country. they are only in it to cause trouble and make anybody muslim. that's all they care about. no tourists are going to go there and the whole place is a shambles. what is the u.s. reaction now? president obama hasn't said anything behind the scen

team u.s.a. won gold in 2010 as well. wilkinson says she hopes these games are precursors to something better for women. >> who love football, who want to play as a little girl, who then aren't allowed the opportunity to play because they're girls, just because ever their gender no longer have to think i'm a girl, i can't play football. not only that, they're going to play football, they're going to be on tv, on espn and they're going to get paid for what they love to do, for what they're sacrificing. >> 107-7. way to go, donna. donna, by the way, is the first woman football -- [indiscernible] she'll be back on the gridiron this weekend as the d.c. divas continue their playoff push in boston back here. of course you can see donna for the second season on game on overtime starting next month. guys? >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, a little boy shooting for the stars gets some unexpected feedback from the men and women in charge. >> the next battleground for gay marriage could be right here in virginia. i'm peggy fox in manas

next on the run down, actor lamar burton says race is a major factor in the u.s.a. in the lives of for instance and not in a good way. later, bernie goldberg and adam carolla will both opine on the factor. we're coming right back. >> bill: personal story segment tonight, as for instance see the trayvon martin george zimmerman situation and life in general. joining us from los angeles actor lamar burton. are you following the trial closely mr. burton. >> i'm following it not closely. i don't watch the trial daily. i get a daily update through my twitter feed and other news sources. >> any preconceived opinions on it? >> on the outcome of the trial? >> yeah. on the situation? i mean, you just heard. >> the process. >> you just heard juan say that it disturbs him that the whole thing was in motion thatten a unarmed black man who just out for a soda and candy winds up dead. >> um-huh. >> those are the kind of perceptions that can cause angst if a verdict comes in that is an acquittal. you know that. >> that's part of the tragedy of this case that a young man unfessly lo

for argument's sake, if the u.s.a.e money, it's going to stay with the army, right? it's not going to trickle down into the rest of the country? >> the 1.3 billion, that really does go directly to the milit y military. you can have 200,000 in economic assistance, but that is not small numbers. >> helena kroft, thank you for the numbers. we appreciate your watching. i'm larry kudlow. boy, do they need market economics in egypt. might need extra coveragedidn'tu for more expensive items? and what if you didn't know that teen drivers are four times more likely to get into an accident? 'sup the more you know, the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum -bum ♪ >> tonight on the car chasers... tell me it's a $100,000 car-- is he on crack? >> the guy that wants to sell it has some issues with the wife. she found out about it. she didn't know what was going on with it. >> we head to los angeles on a car-buying frenzy. >> we're s

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that's what makes us have to -- that's what makes u.s.a. so great. >> bill: let's cut through it everybody knows he is guilty. he is going it turn it into a clown posse show trial. >> no. i'm sorry. but i can't say oh no it's a load of bologna with a capital where the death penalty is on the table. is he going to take a deal. is he going to take a deal is what's going to happen. >> bill: guilty and they won't execute him. the trial is not a bunch of crap. okay. i understand the worthiness of the trial. >> no. >> bill: but for anybody to pretend that he isn't guilty, his attorneys, the idiots outside supporting him, anybody to to pretend, i'm just not going to brook it he did it, we saw it. >> right. >> bill: ladies, thanks very much. next on the rundown, we will have the inside story on the immigration bill, will the house kill it? later, dennis miller on egypt and how the obama administration is dealing with it up ahead. >> bill: in the impact segment tonight two hot stories for you how secretary of state kerry handling the mess in egypt.

next on the run down, actor lamar burton says race is a major factor in the u.s.a.s of for instance and not in a good way. later, bernie goldberg and adam carolla will both opine on the factor. opine on the factor. we're coming right back. oh, he's a fighter alright. since aflac is helping with his expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ le announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes at aflac.com. >> bill: personal story segment tonight, as for instance see the trayvon martin george zimmerman situation and life in general. joining us from los angeles actor lamar burton. are you following the trial closely mr. burton. >> i'm following it not closely. i don't watch the trial daily. i get a daily update through my twitter feed and other news sources. >> any preconceived opinions

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made in the u.s.a.utting a stop to outsourcing of luxury brands. ♪ tracy: in fashion tonight, made in america come back. a growing number of designers and retailers are bringing their business back to the u.s. in the process they are creating roughly a thousand jobs. rising labor costs are feeling the russell of the companies are cing the lack of quality of some foreign-made products. also, shoppers arehowing their willingness to pay just a little bit more for that made in the u.s. product. earlier jerry visited a top u.s. luxury handbag manufacturer that has been benefiting from designers and customers wanting them made in the u.s.a. label. >> more and more fashion designers want their product labels to say made in the usa. handbag designer stern to accompany right here in new york city. i'm joined by the vice-president how did you go from the designer's sketch to an actual product? >> well, the designer meets with us in the showroom and passes a something that is a sketch. we then make a full set of p

and help contribute to that legacy. >>> meantime, team u.s.a. giving everyone the boot of late. 10 straight victories. landon donovan, two goals, and an assist. that's a look at his second one there. 2-0. next up, gold cup final vs. either panama, or mexico. those two teams will play in chicago on sunday. boy that program has improved immensely over the years. that's the sports life for a wednesday night. >>> thank you mark. >> thank you for making ktvu, channel 2 news your choice for news. >> the ktvu morning team will have all the overnight news, traffic, and weather. right here starts at 4:30 a.m. until 9:00. we're always available at ktvu.com, twitter, and your mobile device. have a great night. >> good night. ♪ [ music ] [ male announcer ] what if there was a help line for dinner ideas? [ superfan ] helper help line. we're on our way. you have got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken! that's really good. could i get another one of those, actually? thank you. [ male announcer ] we're here to help. americas

of san francisco and the first person we will recognize tonight is vera noon tear if you can please u.s.a. plast she is the social director at the arab culture and community center and she helps hundreds of families in trans by providing social work service and is i know how important that work is and how difficult that work is and i can't thank you enough to ensure that all of our communities are cared for and ensure that all of our competency ask ins san francisco serve the arab and arab community know what to do when people walk through their doors so thank you so much vera. (applause). . >> thank you so much for your support san francisco we really appreciated it the arab community really appreciates it and tomorrow is a huge day for the community it's the beginning of the big holiday, so happy new year, (arab) thank you. you. >>> thank you vera. >> (applause). vera i do say with ask you to stay with us up here for a moment. hard work is never done alone and the best work is done in collaboration among very very strong key members in any organization. and so it's with great pride we a

because they don't want to be convinced listen to michael pfleger who consistently opines that the u.s.a. is a racist country. >> and we are tired of race being the foundation of injustice in america. i refuse to ignore the race in this issue. we are not in a post racial era. in fact, racism has a second press in america today and last night it got new oxygen. >> bill: father pfleger believing historical injustice is the basis for a present criminal conviction. astounding. now, the second group of americans emotionally invested in the demise of george zimmerman are those who believe their country is flat out racist. that blacks and other minorities do not get fair play from the justice system, the economic system, or the social system. many of these americans are nursing personal grievances. others are victims of the victim mentality. so what we have here are a variety of agendas all coming together to protest the zimmerman verdict. fair minded americans should consider a few things. first, george zimmerman locked in on trayvon martin because of the way mr. martin looked. zimmerman was a

and then gutfeld, mcguirk on excessive drinking in the u.s.a.t's costing us more than $200 billion a year. bottoms up. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: week in the review from the ingle angle segment tonight. trayvon martin trial triggered by race. the florida where the alleged crime took place police chief said he was fired from his job for not arresting george zimmerman immediately. >> saying this was the result of political pressure that you lost your job. >> i believe it was political pressure and the fact that i upheld my oath. this was pressure applied. the city manager asked several times during the process can an arrest be made now? >> bill: in addition, the watchdog group judicial watch has obtained documents through the freedom of information act that say a division of the justice department send people down to florida from washington to provide assistance for anti-zimmerman protesters. if true, that's disturbing, joining us now from washington, fox news analyst laura ingraham. so the group is called the community regi

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and the winner will race next month and whoever possess emerges victorious will take on olympic team u.s.a>> it makes a lot more sense to use the time between now and then to make changes. that way we can control and how we use our time in the water. >> after the race, new zealand team, tom cruise arrived at san francisco bay. you can see wearing sunglasses but no helmet. in the ve can see him wearing a medical met taking turns working the handlebars. >> they have a huge reason to celebrate. the little league team won the championship in roseville this afternoon. proud parents have the video of the final how the. they beat the santa cruz americans after a grueling three-game series. now, they head to san bernardino and go head to head with teams from southern california, arizona and hawaii. congratulations! >> coming up next on "abc 7 news" at 9:00, scientists are buzzing about the return of species of bumblebee to the pacific northwest. leigh glaser is going to tell us how much it will cool 60 this week. >> the giants continue to struggle and raiders hoping to rekindle the commitment to e

i believe the u.s.a. is basic lay noble nation.e have our flaws but there is no doubt that americans are the most humane people on earth. just look at what we give to other nations around the world, haiti included. and our social system gives the most amount of people the best chance to pursue happiness. otherwise, why would millions of folks be trying to sneak in here? most of them minorities. it is long past time for honest people to call out the racial charlottetons and to take exception to false statements. yesterday, cnn anchor don lemon who believes that african-americans should be proactive in solving their chastisedas chas by sherry shepard on "the view." >> a lot of people took umbrage. >> because of bill o'reilly. >> because of bill o'reilly. i don't want to give bill o'reilly a license to say anything. he has never been a young black men growing up in a situation that a lot of them grow up in. >> bill: if misshepard is honest, if she is honest, then she would have to keep quiet during 75% of the topics on the view becaus

the winner will face defending champ larry ellison u.s.a. for the cup. it was a nice day outside. >> it was nice. right near the water's edge in wind breakers. wind was up on the bay this afternoon. tonight we are seeing kind of mixed bag out there. low clouds trying to organize. live doppler 7-hd shows you right near the coast. they have been sitting there off and on all day long. we had an eddy that kept them right there near the golden gate bridge. things are thinning out a little bit and we develop overnight. highs today, low 90s inland and antioch checked in at 92 degrees. compare that to san francisco. 69. we had 83 in santa rosa. redwood city, 78 and 82 was the high in san jose. roof cam looking at a little bit of low overcast drifting over downtown san francisco. san francisco, 56 and mild in san jose at 67. half moon bay, 55 degrees. emeryville cam, beautiful bay bridge and santa rosa, 58 and 70 in fairfield. novato, 57 and los gatos, 66 degrees. this is sutro cam. you can see some of it is blacked out and low clouds are starting to move in over

she said terrible things about the miss u.s.a. and the miss universe pageants which are stellar. are fabulous. which are really properly run and doing great. and i thought it was inappropriate. so we brought a lawsuit. she lost $5 million. i don't know quite what i'm going to be doing at this point. but i will certainly let you know. >> bill: all right. cut her some slack. make her -- this is my suggestion. cut her some slack but she should pay something and then give that to wounded warriors or something like that. that's what i would do. >> well, i love doing that. and there is nothing better than wound thed warriors. no better cause. interestingly she went on the today show, bill. i thought they were interviewing the winner. they were interviewing her. what's she doing on the show? she said bad things she paid a big price. >> bill: as the factor moves along this evening, why is the terrorist major nidal hasan still being paid by the military? we will find out. gutfeld mcguirk on the baby. and apple suing over in the small town of elmira, new york, a boy was born into an all-am

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in the women's 10ometer freestyle relay, team u.s.a. led by olympic champ missy franklin took the gold. the australians led throughout the race. but megan romano for the u.s. made the difference in the final lap. in the men's relay it seems like nothing's changed zins -- since the london olympics. the podium here in barcelona is exactly the same, proving once again that they are the fastest team. jeremy stavious, fabien gilot and his team won the gold. the australians finished foufingt. moving on to football now. the women's euro has come to an end and once again germany prevailed. the germans held on to their title. that's their seventh euro title, sixth in a row. norway the only team to have beaten the germans if competition since 1995. if they with reiterate that performance -- and the danes got two impeachments, one in each half. both times germany's goal keeper made great saves. it's the third time norway have lost against germany in the final of the year. in men's football, a remake of the last champions league final on sort. bava

and calls for the u.s.a. to boycott russia. that is for the news right now.

crossing into the u.s.a. illegally or visa is a civil beast, jieremiah, no criminal.f congress wanted to toughen the bill, they'd make crossing an illegal. >>> my challenge of no high tech for a day doesn't apply to you guys, charlie, or the amish, either. come to think of it, the amish can't watch us because they don't have tvs. >>> phillip, staten island. killing kennedy, killing lincoln are two of the best books i've ever read. i've told my family, killing jesus would make a great gift for my birthday. it comes out september 24th. become a bill o'reilly premium member, you get killing jesus first and free. pam, crest view, florida. my husband and i look forward to meeting you on october 12th. we have premium tickets. careful what you wish for, pam. i'll get miller to behave. we'll be in nashville the day before jacksonville, caesar's palace. sold out in portland, oregon, and spokane but we just found seven tickets for the spokane mat na on saturday. get them if you want them. see you guys out west. >>> the tip of the day, 31-year-old cory monteith, one of the stars

not main street u.s.a. >> next speaker? >> thank you president fong and commissioners, i'm raymond, manager of sur l.a. table for the last eight years. i hope you let us come to the table at union street. we offer a unique shopping experience in our stores. we have cooking demos, product testing before you buy. we do recommendations for staff and soeshths and associates and customers in our stores. we welcome all to our table from sur l.a. table to cook for the professional chef, homemaker, we are open to all. we welcome everyone and even though we are as one say we are a large company, we feel we are very family oriented, we have a small staff and we have a great working relationship. i hope you let us come into union street and be a member of that family. i welcome you all to our table and we hope you will welcome us. >> thank you. next, speaker, please. >> good afternoon, president fong, commissioners, my name is john murdock. i'm a shipping receiver at the ferry building. i'm a foodie. obviously everyday all day i love

u.s.a. facing panama in the gold cup finals in chicago. 69th minute, shea sneaks it past, 1-0 united states and that's all the scoring in game. u.s. wins the gold cup, the champions of north and central america. >> 11 and 12-year-old boys won the north cal championship and head to san bernardino on the regional. winner goes to williamsport for the world soars, and we head up to napa for raider training camp. >> a tom cruise sighting >> we'll tell you why protesters-camped out at a building in east bay. >> actor tom cruise made an unexpected stop in san francisco today. cruise watched the america's cup race today as a guest of team new zealand. you can see him in some america's cup video trimming the sails. he is wearing the sun glasses and briefly took the wheel of the catamaran. that doesn't happen every day. >> very cool. >> that does it for us here at 5:00. for leigh glaser, mike shumann, thanks for joining us. >>> this is "world news." tonight, the surprise moment. a community erupting i

wondo, five of team u.s.a.' goals. >> stage 14 of the tour de france, which ends next sunday. 12-man sprint to the finish. trenton with his first career stage win. chris froom retains the lead. >> division leaders oakland, and boston, getting ready for game two of a three-game set as we speed. jed lowrie with the seven hmm home run of the season. been a great acquisition. playing sold at short. we asked him a question, he tells it like it is. >> you have to find ways to win. a low-scoring game, play better defense and get a hit. high-scoring game, coin to hit. there's no secret formula. just win. >> the orioles, chris davis is in rare company. he went deep for there'd straight day. number 36 against the blue jays. now one behind reggie jackson for the all-star break. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you so much. up next on abc7 news at 6:00. how a man risks his life to >>> be sure to join my tonight at 9:00. we'll tell you why drilling four gas and oil could be dangerous bey

one of the reasons millions of people come to the u.s.a.e they can make a decent living here. nowhere is that more apparent than in new york city. many immigrants both legal and illegal drive taxi cabs. so we sent watters out to check out that situation. ♪ ♪ >> so, where are you from? >> pakistan. >> i'm from chech. >> dominican republic. >> casa blanca. >> there you go classy spot. >> disappear from casablanca for a while. >> must be an exciting place. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> i was born in hatey. >> india. >> good food. >> there spicy. >> what did we eat? >> when did you come to america? >> 1995. >> let me see your papers? i'm kidding around, i believe you. >> are are you applying to be a permanent u.s. citizen. >> i did. i got turned down. i didn't know how many representatives there were in the house of representatives. >> i don't even think i know that. >> better smarten up meatball. >> that's okay i have a masters. >> master's degree master's den banglade bangladesh? >> what in? >> political science. >> like the james carvel of bangla