i like that, vu. vu, let's go, man.atch a man, name something she pretends to like. >> she likes to gamble. steve: yeah. like to gamble. that what i like, a lady shoot dice. come on. [buzzer] vie? >> vi. steve: vi. i was gonna say-- vi, how are you, darling? >> great. steve: good, good. when a woman is trying to catch a man, name something she pretends to like. >> his friends. steve: his friends. >> good answer. whoo! [buzzer] steve: wow. that was a good answer. sullivans, here you go, jimmy. when a woman is trying to catch a man, name something she pretends to like, jim. >> where he lives, his apartment. steve: pretends to like where he lives. [buzzer] [cheering and applause] number 6. audience: beer. steve: ha ha! 3. audience: sex/with him. steve: wow. really? two. audience: his face/bod. steve: well, let's go, question two. give me charlye. give me randy. uh, here we go, top 6 answers on the board. name a female singer you'd be embarrassed to see your grandmother dressed like. charlye. >> madonna. steve: madonna. ran

is it me or sounding like deja vu all over again? u.n. weapons inspectors who ain't cutting it, the country they're inspecting hiding it, too late for search for it. clear when it comes to use of chemical weapon on its own people, the regime has done it. so why delay a response? i'm not talking assad today. i am talking about saddam hussein a decade ago. now and then concerns bat dictator turned devil, terrorizing a region? what's the difference in the mainstream media pushing the president to act because it's the right thing to do. same mainstream media at the behind of trouble in iraq argued it was the wrong thing to do. back then we had not given the u.n. enough time. now the u.n. is not worth the time? brent, what has changed sneer -- changed sneer. >> it isn't the people reporting the news. it's the world view. it's the president that has changed. it's a remarkable turn of events. it's deja vu all over again except the media are reporting it in the exact opposite way. they saw how saddam hussein as something that didn't merit america

just deja vu a minute ago. he said, i want to talk to you mayors about climate change. and immediately he thrust into handing out a report to each and every one of us and asked us, you read this. and i know all of you are committed, but i don't want b.s., i want you to make sure you start paying attention to the science of climate change. and, so, he handed out a report. it was titled the scientific consensus for maintaining humanity's life support systems in the 21st century. and it was authored by worldwide scientists across the world, evidencing their confirmation that we're in big trouble and we need to do more for our environment. and this is -- he led the conversation off with that. so, we not only could not avoid it, we had to be very happy about listening to him about this in order for us to get our agenda done. but that's how committed our governor is. and you saw it right here, the passion. this is leadership. this is what we are all doing and i am very happy to join him in making sure that that 33% gets done. well, in fact, we're not satisfied here in san fra

. >> thank you, leyla gulen at 5:01 it could be deja vu on monday, bart unions have given 72 hours strike notice and the board is meeting this morning. abc7 news reporter at the bart station in san leandro. >> bart riders are upset and a woman told us she is going to cry, she is going did pray. a man said he wish he stayed on strike last month rather than putting commuters through this zigging and zagging. unions announced there will be a strike on monday if they cannot reach an agreement. that doesn't look likely. the bart directors who is witnessed the nexts say the talks have been bizarre and personalities getting in the way. commuters say they don't want to be the ones who pay the price for the inability to agree on a contract. >> we will lose 10 percent of our staff. i work at san francisco general and it is inconvenient for the patients and the people. and this is just the kitchen. the strike last month resulted in long lines and clogged freeways and transportation officials are encouraging people who can work from home to do so. they say expect long delay if the trains are not runn

check out the vu. you can see the marine layer. san francisco, 64 degrees.s foggy in half moon bay. you can see patchy low clouds already. so santa rosa, 88 right now. still warm. san jose, up to 80 degrees today. areas of fog near the coast tonight wide range of temperatures and going to be cooler into the weekend. for those who do not like the heat changes are coming up. this is a cool air mass. so pleasant summer weather but changes begin to arrive over the next couple days. this system here gets closer. the marine influence stronger going into the weekend thiscu=Ñ means a cooler pattern setting up so temperatures out of 90s. tomorrow morning temperatures mainly in the 50s. antioch 60 degrees. now afternoon it's our summer micro climates again, something for everyone. 84 in the south bay. 81 degrees milpitas. up to 80 in santa cruz. down towards morgan hill to see 90s there. pin anyone slarks mostly sunny skies. 86 los altos. 78 san may dayo. fog going to ang around into afternoon. nornl bay communities this is where it's evident here. 87 degrees in santa

. >>> deja vu, how about like five mornings in a row? once again, torrential rain from oklahoma is heading northwards into missouri. we've done this now four mornings in a row. as we go throughout the morning hours, these storms will weaken. we have the chance of producing additional flash flooding concerns. especially there north of tulsa to springfield. we have a lot of heavy rain yesterday, areas of northern jersey, flash flood washes in areas of new england. heavy rain from albany heading across the cat skills. then this afternoon, it's going rain hard again in this region. we have a couple spots that could deal with flash flooding. also, just like yesterday afternoon, we could deal with significant airport delays with heavy rain and because of the thunderstorms in this region. now, as far as your friday forecast goes, we're looking for a nice, dry day. minneapolis to chicago, much of the great lakes. we're still very hot in texas. in the southeast, we're going to have more typical afternoon variety storms out there. i'll have the we

. >> reporter: for this mom, it was a horrifying case of deja-vu.father died in a jet ski accident a year ago. did you think no, not again, please. >> it was like i relived it. like my brain went into all of those modes, thinking i said on the phone, i've had this call before. >> reporter: last week, tameka had to relive that moment yet again when the 911 tape was played in court. >> it really scared me that my kids were in a situation. and it just sounded like complete chaos, when i heard the -- you know, the first time i heard the tape in its entirety was in court. and it really did hurt me. i'm very concerned about the different caregivers and the different maids and nannies and family members. you know, my kids are around a lot of different people in their father's care. this is almost like the twilight zone, to be in a situation, it is surreal. i have to pinch myself sometimes and say you really don't have your kids? it just doesn't even seem right. >> reporter: which is why she says just days after the near drowning, the couple was back in cou

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. >> this is like deja vu. >> he's like how do i keep ending up up there?just right here on the bed. >> this is at the end of the show. once the show is over -- >> he was done watching tv. watch him. >> we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute."

today some of them must struggling to stay the course for democracy while others experiencing deja vu with yet to yet more antigovernment dry it's not as innocent as a full stall. the arab spring captivated the world just over two swords years ago changed democracy and new elected governments were promised in the three countries that began this wave of revolution but what prevailed is nothing short of chaos almost full circles in tunisia and egypt and in neighboring libya a situation some described as much worse than before regime change we don't hear anything about libya in the western press or western television channels what we know is different groups vying for supremacy people are desperate to try and put a cover on what has been created by the libyan disaster in the fall of gadhafi trends have formed take tunisia we all remember mohamed bouazizi the fruit vendor who set himself on fire in december twenty ten his death sparked mass protests followed by the president fleeing in mid january twentieth eleven now again the death of an opposition leader sparked protests in july twenty

deja vu, the west is trying to present a smoking gun. truth will prove them wrong again. >> let's keep in mind -- >> it was totally false. >> let's keep in mind. we are pretty sure there are hundreds of chemical weapons in syria. it is not a secret. we know there are lots of weapons, and there is no debate about that. the fact that we have seen this horrific videos from last week is proof that there are weapons of mass destruction. >> the inspection team is only there to ascertain whether or not this is a gas attack, not who is responsible for it. >> the u.s., despite what a lot of people may think, the u.s. is moving deliberately and carefully on this. bearing in mind what happened with iraq, the whole fiasco in the intelligence community related to that. or is a problem in the united states in terms of its communication strategy. those advocates are more hawk like, wanting to emphasize the seriousness of this in order to pressure the regime. i am convinced, because i have seen this, there is a lot of work going on in the intelligence c

. >> the whole experience is a morbid deja vu. at the age of 12, he lost his father in a fire at their apartment in romania. >> my father was trying to put the fire out. he was fighting the fire and in the apartment. i tried to make my way back in to see how is daddy? there is no way i could have gotten back in. the minute i tried to even attempt to go back in, i felt like my skin is burning. if it was in my power, if i could have done it, i would have done it, of course. but my father never made it. he never came out of the apartment alive. >> he is determined to do whatever it takes to save this child. using a curtain to shield the child from falling debris, he begins cpr. >> i cleaned his mouth and nose. i put my hand under his head to try to support the neck. i pressed on his chest a few times, after which the baby regained consciousness, opened his eyes, and it was the most perfect thing ever. >> he grabs the boy and hands him to firefighters. it takes a little maneuvering but finally they're guided off the fire escape throug

final major of the year in tennessee two,-me opening champions vus williams wearing quite the multi colored against kirsten flipkins. 21 winners. sh is beating the opponent in straight sets. her u.s. open title. needing help there anderena just going to win this easily. 20-year-old sloan stevens leading 6-5 in a tie breaker. on the men's side no problem for the second seed. the slight overhand winner, are you kiddg me? look at that. he wins in straight sets. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hard wear. >> that is why he's a champ. >> yes. >> nasa's new space mission next and what they hope to learn. >> then on abc 7 news at 11:00 happy couple wh this simple image of a calornia marine and his wife just went viral. >> that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00 i'm larry beil. >> from the entire abc 7 news team, thanks for joining us. nes war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. (girl) bless us, oh lord, for these thy gifts, which we are about to receive

her mom delivered that baby just minutes before paramedic arrived this, situation was deja vu because3 years ago nearly to the day frank, hannah's dad was an impatient baby born on the side of the road delivered by his father. it's a coincidence. >> that is a coincidence. >> michael finney is here answering questions sent to him and janet m asks can you give advice on what to do when you have a qar a safety issue that the dealership never can reproduce? can you demand they buy the car back? >> that is a tough one. no. the answer is no. you're going to have to get this reproduced. someone has tibl to see it. it doesn't have to be the dealership f you feel like there is weird business get to it another mechanic. sheer how it works in the state of california. you get about eight side lines 18 months, four times for a nonsafety issue without a repair. one time with a safety issue without the repair. before going well... no one has seen it noits good enough. i want you to go to department of consumer affair was a pamphlet on that. you want to get a lemon lawyer's opinion on it. >> okay. >>

her second film opposite done zo washington following the two o's two thousand six hundred film deja vu paula patton is sensational in this has stalled its virtues terrific movies how did you get this part is a good question that i read i read the script and i and i loved it and for me i don't know i don't ever. go into things in an intellectual way just if i'm moved by the part then move by a part so i said i would like to be the director and likely you want to meet with me as well and and didn't fail signed off on it in and we went back to it together you know what did you like about her she's she's really trying to have a dual personally. i found her to be really complex and a challenge that way because for me it's always about. trying to find a real person a real female d.h. and that will let me get inside their head in their lives and how they approach the work that they do and oftentimes you know the work that we do is a percent of our lives so it really informs our personality as well and that help me with crafting this person with these dual personalities and also but her vulner

. >> a's and j's look at this, people pay for that vu.not to go up thererkgg+ jed laurie crushes it. josh redic aloha. now a's leading 14-3. little league west finals. second inning after a triple. there is no play. they now lead 2-0 in the third. raiders open the preseason at home against dallas. tight end hoping to make the team. and there is a ways to go just to achieve his sister's game its not easy being overshadowed by her sibling especially when you're bigger faster and stronger. >> your brother is a football player. >> just got drafted. >> in this case, raiders rookie tight end michael riviera will make an exception. >> she thought shout immediate out. i was happy about that. >> you thought you're a talented guy but compared to her? who has more talent? >> she does. catching a football is a -- it takes a lot but as far as singing that takes real talent. >> nya has been turning heads in hollywood on the hit tv show since 2009. as for michael after three years in tennessee he's turning heads now. in napa. with a standout training ca

it could be deja vu again tonight.for another round of lightning strikes. >> i'm sandhya patel. we're not through yet. and cheryl mentioned live doppler 7 still watching for thunderstorms. we do have elevated fire dangers. i'll have details coming up. >> and was it road rage? or hit and run accident? the family of a motorcyclist sear why isly injured near caldecott tunnel demanding answers. jt the bay area say more than 11,000 lightning strikes last night. and conditions are ripe to see more. first we have felling -- developing news a fire burning near yosemite forcing campers to evacuate. >> the fire doubled to just over 10,000 acres now it continues to spread west of the national parks. >> 2500 homes under danger. the fire jumped highway 120 yesterday spreading quickly. two bay area family camps located in the area have been evacuated. >> 200 senior citizens and 30 staff removed and berkeley's tuolome camp is on evacuation order. >> an army training exercise being blamed for starting a large grass fire cruise surroun

. >> a's and j's look at this, people pay for that vu.rerkgg+ jed laurie crushes it. josh redic aloha. now a's leading 14-3. little league west finals. second inning after a triple. there is no play. they now lead 2-0 in the third. raiders open the preseason at home against dallas. tight end hoping to make the team. and there is a ways to go just to achieve his sister's game its not easy being overshadowed by her sibling especially when you're bigger faster and stronger. >> your brother is a football player. >> just got drafted. >> in this case, raiders rookie tight end michael riviera will make an exception. >> she thought shout immediate out. i was happy about that. >> you thought you're a talented guy but compared to her? who has more talent? >> she does. catching a football is a -- it takes a lot but as far as singing that takes real talent. >> nya has been turning heads in hollywood on the hit tv show since 2009. as for michael after three years in tennessee he's turning heads now. in napa. with a standout training camp that has team

both great sites go there put in score vu.worried about the score go check it out. >> that is good. question on twitter some police officers are using cell phones while driving are they abutch the law? >> they are. they are loued to do it. before you get uptight they have one ear phone in for radio ask other radios blairing in cars. there is no way they can use their phone other than that. sometimes they don't want to be on the radio and have bad guys here about what they're saying. >> they say we're distracted?. >> right. >> victoria e mailed what will happen to island access? >> have you ever seent show gilligan's island? it's not going to be like that. you should be getting something in the mail. if you don't go to our web site. those who live and work and have to get out there will be able to. so i'll get that posted. >> thank you very much. >> skipper. >> oh, boy. >> coming up next turf battle over new soccer fields at golden gate park. >> a closer look at mark zuckerberg's grand plan to connect the world to the internet.

think that having been through the iraq war, and the build up to the iraq war, this feels like deja vu all over again. we have people telling us they have absolutely proof that this happened and that happened. but a lot of us haven't seen it. and when we saw what they did in iraq, we kind of dubious about our own government's willing to tell us the truth when they seem to want to go to war. now, the question is what is the dpoal? do they want asaad gone, or do they want them to say i'm sorry, we used chemical weapons, what is the goal? what is the threat to the united states. if you are going to attack a country. >> congressman, you know the inspectors are expected out this weekend, but they are already warned to understand what the results are it may take weeks of evaluation. what can we afford to wait for. is there a point in which the u.s. has to go based on the knowledge that it has now? >> the attacks have already occurred. the people have died. now the question is what is the next move, and we should move very carefully, because we could well set off a fire storm in the middle ea

he said, it is dÉjÀ vu all over again. ad was.at brandst he defeated our governor because he said he was new. experience doesn't do any good if you don't know where you're going. it isn't any good if you do the same things you done before. -- you did before. he is protecting his special interests. he is protecting his donors. we don't have to look to for -- too far to understand why he's doing it. one ofar, he announced the biggest economic development deals in the state's history. million to the 40 corporation to build a -- to a corporation to build a fertilizer plant. a friend of mine in the senate said, it is the worst economic deal in the history of the state. it is. jobs.l create 165 $750,000 per job, and that is just state dollars. we don't have to go any further than looking what he did to the commissioner. he was put in by the previous himrnor, he couldn't fire so he reduced his salary. to the lowest entry-level position he could. chris did not back down. he stood up to the governor and said, i am staying matter what you p

. >> reporter: for the marks all this would be deja vu.'s last chemotherapy occurred during the b.a.r.t. strike in july and the drive took four hours. >> we're supposed to check in at 9:00 so we will probably leave about 4:30, maybe 4:15 in the morning to get there. >> reporter: for a 9:00 appointment. >> yes, right. >> reporter: that's usually if you would go to tahoe. >> that's what i was telling him. >> reporter: but the patients worry, so do the medical authorities. the man in charge of center rides b.a.r.t. that will soon change. >> i have to leave here early to catch a shuttle. i'm not sure if i'm going take a bus or a boat over. >> reporter: cpmc says if there is a strike no patient will be turned away if they're late for an appointment because they had trouble getting here. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage and if there's a strike the ktvu morning team will bring you the very latest a half hour early. >>> instead of laying on a beach in hawaii, a retired teacher is laying in the hospital. >>

. >> reporter: for the marks all this would be deja vu. joe's last chemotherapy occurred during the b.a.r.t. strike in july and the drive took four hours. >> we're supposed to check in at 9:00 so we will probably leave about 4:30, maybe 4:15 in the morning to get there. >> reporter: for a 9:00 appointment. >> yes, right. >> reporter: that's usually if you would go to tahoe. >> that's what i was telling him. >> reporter: but the patients worry, so do the medical authorities. the man in charge of center rides b.a.r.t. that will soon change. >> i have to leave here early to catch a shuttle. i'm not sure if i'm going take a bus or a boat over. >> reporter: cpmc says if there is a strike no patient will be turned away if they're late for an appointment because they had trouble getting here. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage and if there's a strike the ktvu morning team will bring you the very latest a half hour early. >>> instead of laying on a beach in hawaii, a retired teacher is laying in the hospital.

today we are talking dÉjÀ vu. more severe thunderstorms.ou can see heavy rain pushing across parts of the states. winds in excess of 50 miles per hour large hail and more chance of small tornadoes through the area. a number of watches remain in effect and flow warnings. we have been experiencing flood warnings. today the forecast into tomorrow more areas of heavy rain locally 2, 3, 4 inches of rain possible before a lot of this moisture makes it into the east coast of the united states and parts of the northeast and also the mid atlantic will have to deal with some of the rain coming up soon later today into tomorrow. otherwise temperature wise 82 for the high in kansas city. a little below average. you will see another reinforcing shot of the low average temperatures coming into parts of the east. waking up with temperatures in the low 30s. >> it is august. >> we will see what happens. >> this comes days after president obama said snowden caused our country great harm. kelly wright live for us in washington with more on this story. good mo

that sense of deja vu you may have watching the bodies pile up on your tv screen is understandable. despite the obama administration's attempt to mince words, the egyptian security forces killed well over a thousand of their country men and imprisoning a thousand more. america's substantial military and economic aide to egypt is a topic for editorial writers. the argument comes to, do we take the high moral road and cut them off, proving our disapproval of tyrants even though we supported them in the past? or do we continue to send military hardware to the army as they unforce their brutal crackdown? once more america finds itself dancing on a high tightrope in the middle east. so far president obama has taken a measured, if not timid, stance in this critical foreign policy crisis. parades of u.s. officials have pleaded with general al-sisi to stop the murder, but to no veil. he trained at the u.s. army war college and is wide in american interests. but what are the american interests? most important is our relationship with israel. the lynch pin of u.s. strategy designed to preserv

. >> seven, commuters think deja vu, not again, her is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza packed conditions, and here are the maps, i can show you we have a stalled big rig at fremont street and that is causing huge backup out of berkeley and delays coming away from the hoffman split at 30 minutes will take you from the hoffman split to the maze. a fire burning off of northbound 680 and 101 connection and that is actually where we have slowing as a result, northbound side along 101 bumper-to-bumper traffic from the 280/680 split to the nimitz. >> lots going on and multiple fires, too. thank you. we continue now online. >>> good morning, america. and breaking overnight, a horrifying shoot-out at a local town council meeting. bullets suddenly tearing through the walls, causing chaos. a heroic official tackling the shooter as he went to reload. we are live at the scene. >>> also breaking now, americans in yemen evacuated overnight in a dramatic military operation after the terror alert there reaches its highest level. martha raddatz with new details on the urgent search now for vehicle bombs a

. >> it could be deja vu if commuters open monday, unions have given 72 hour strike notice, the bart period is meeting this morning and amy hollyfield is at the bartization in san lenadro. amy? >>guest: riders are upset this morning telling stories of how this will impact their place of business because people will not be able to get to work. they are frustrated. bart unions made the announcement last night telling everyone and putting them on notice they will go on strike on monday if they cannot reach an agreement over this week. they do plan to negotiate through the weekend but both sides say they are still pretty far apart. commuters say they are not sure what they going to do saying no options look good. >> if i catch a bus, it will take almost three hours to debt there, and by the time i get to work i would have to start thinking about coming become home. so i don't know. i don't know. i am going to cry. and pray. that is it. >> when bart went on strike the commute was brutal with long lines for buses and ferries and car pool rides and the freeways were jammed. birth has said t

we had -- it was great. >> you say it's deja vu all over again. contrived and not even sort of thought out as a new spin on things? what are you really saying? >> on the republican side in particular, right, rick santorum won the caucuses by the hair, they announced caucus night romney had won. and once that campaign was done, i mean he -- santorum and cruz and bob vanter plat, those groups, all those people fighting for so long ahead of 2012, it felt like they just went straight too more of the same, more of the, you know, wrangling over that. >> all there. robert gibbs, it's so early. >> come on now, it's obvious. >> so early but they're all there. >> the good news -- >> poor kasie had to go. >> only about 1150 days to go and you'll be done with the pizza ranch. so just -- >> it is early. starts early. democratic side, republican side. i mean -- >> that's crazy. >> on the democratic side too, the hillary event was interesting. she said back before she even ran in 2008 and robert will remember all of this, i'm sure, that, you know, iowa has never

hurting this economy, and this president needs to realize and it we're seeing it everytime with deja vu again in the lousy job reports. >> neil: some people don't know the provisions that fulltime workers get the benefits they're not equally required to provide the same for parttime workers, and businesses with over 50 workers you have to provide health care for all. if you keep it under 50, you don't so people keep it parttime and that's a trend accelerating. if that continues, really can't be much traction because so many workers really don't have much traction on the job. >> you're right. let's look at what is happening. we're losing ten thousand people a day to retirement. those people are leaving high-paying jobs. they're being replaced by low-paying parttime jobs, that would be taken by young people that are critical for mr. obama to have his part of obamacare. because without the young, healthy people, buying insurance, there's not enough money to pay for the older people that will use more services. as max bachus said, this is the train wreck, neil, and ceos under it. how can we

in political news, it looks like a bit of deja vu. the town has, but with a twist, now complete with defund oba obamacare banners. ted cruz is one of leading voices in the movement, but as he saw last night, some members of the audience weren't so receptive. >> there is a new paradigm. >> gentlemen, thank you for sharing your views. part of the first amendment is about respecting the views of others. that battle is being fought state by state, as we inch closer to the october 1st launch of the health care exchanges. cruz says this is the gop's last best chance to kilo'bama care. is he right? let's bring in former republican governor rick scott the florida has fought many of the elements. the move to refuse to fund the government unless money for obama care is taken out, do you support it? jake, obama care will cause a lot of problems, it's not a good law. i didn't support it. they're going to have to figure out how to make sure they replace it with something that improves quality, access, reduces the cost. however they do that is the