so has wayne williams'. at trial, williams testified he was home all evening sick in bed, when henry said he saw him holding hands with cater. now williams says he has a different alibi for that evening. >> yeah, i was at a place called hotlanta records in college park. >> williams says he drove to that office near the atlanta airport. he had taken photos for this poster the night before and went there to turn in this invoice to get paid. >> we delivered a bill and statement of services that we were cut a check for. and it was probably about 9:00 or 9:30 when i left that location. >> we reached hotlanta's owner, melvin ware, now living in los angeles. >> he called in advance and when he came, i went back and wrote the check behind the desk. that's where our checkbook was. >> but he said williams didn't stay that long, not as late as 9:00. >> it wasn't like five minutes or ten minutes. we already spent maybe a half hour or something like that. >> how did wayne get to the office? >> he drove. i think he had hi

to wayne's point, some are born smarter, more keshgted, more wealthy. this is reality and it exists. do i have the same to chri's point income opportunity as paris hilt jn asebron james? no. to this extent it's why people are abandoning both parties. they're add voe kating for the same thing. >> it's not equal opportunity equality, strive nor more, i don't want to put words in his mouth. listen to a couple of left presentatives see what they think america is all about. watch. >> if want to be a photographer, or awriter, or a musician, whatever, an artist you want to be self-employed, if want to start a business, if want to change jobs, you no longer are prohibited from doing that. >> americans work way more than average of industrialized countries around the world. >> michele, america is founded on the work ethic. seems on left, more than willing to say, wor less, get more stock. redistributed stuff, take it from the makers, give it to the takers. that's okay. that's what we should strive for. is that a formula for success going forward? >> not at all a

and wayne williams showed up. before 3:00 a.m., the station wagon drove onto the bridge. >> had he waited a couple more hours we might not have been there. >> otherwise, we would have missed him. >>> next, the night on the bridge. >> you said, i know this is about those boys, isn't it? >> correct. that's what i said. >> pretty damning statement, don't you think? [ male announcer ] a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stro

wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, michelle fields and richard beckham joins us. when asked about the push to raise the minimum image, wage -- >> they just be able to work less because they're getting a decent wage. >> hard to believe his economic adviser just sd that. but this attack o hard work is becoming a common theme from the left, is it not? >> since when is it the government's role to try to get americans to work less? the only good thing about this is that finally the democratic party is owning up to what they're really about. they're not about getting americans back to work. they're about getting americans dependent on the government. the cbo report that just came out shows that raisi the minimum image to $10.10 an hour will reduce 500,000 jobs. the american people didn't elect their representives to come here and kill their jobs, yet that's what's happening. >> john, over the last fewwek, we've heard lefties after lefties tell us, we need to work a little bit less. but that's not what this country was founded on. >> no. amera was the country that coed t

wayne, your thouts on this? >> well, i think juan is absolutely right. we've had a history since the new deal of doing this an it's absolutely wrong. it's againsthe constitution. the constitution's very clear about this. and we have now what is called an administrative government in which the congress as well as the intent of congress to do so-a-so passed on to some agency and the agency makes up regulations and rules that become law and if you violate that, you're against the law. that's wrong. it should go to the congress. we have a whole system that is wrong. >> i have to go because wayne has agreed with juan in two of the three blocks so far, we're going to have to leave it there. my head is spinning. thanks to michelle fields and juan williams for joining us this week. >>> coming up snowed in and sick of it. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs w

wayne, no one forced you to get on the internet. no one forced to you get an iphone. >> hey, you can walk. >> wait a minute, the government is forcing you to put the technology in the car that's a cost to people who want to drive. eric, it was worthwhile technology, the consumers would operate it themselves. in this country, why do regulators get to choose what we drive. >> let me bring it to the other libertarian. >> you know, i think that wayne's right. i think we're going to have fewer accidents. fewer traffic jams. and my car's already a computer. if we can get people using their cell phones to act more responsibly. they're already watching us through speeding, red lights, cameras. we're already under observation. >> all right. >> hold on, let me give michelle your thoughts on this one? >> the government can't even create a health care website. you think i'm going to get on the road with a bunch of cars with communication system. absolutely not. it's going to be a 200 million car pileup. and hackers have proven that they can rem

state university, but i know i can call wayne state university police. they understand that they don't stop at a border. >> like detroit police wayne state police officers have city-wide jurisdiction. and they're always on patrol. they answer really quickly if you call them even for something minor. >> we want the send the message out that we're going to come get you no matter where you are. >> bisi onile-ere, al jazeera detroit. >> coming up on al jazeera america, why retirees who have protested everything from the vietnam war to civil rights are now taking up the fight against gun violence. plus drama at the winter games. there it is on your screen. as fog moves in. on al jazeera america >> calls for increase gun control return to the nation's capitol today as they do every monday. retirees who are protested everything from vietnam to age and discrimination have now tackled gun control. >> it is all too familiar, and yet shockingly horrifying. newscasters again report another mass shooting, this time at a colorado movie theater. >> 15 people are dead.

wayne: you got one! - this is so great! i get to meet wayne brady!you! everybody sit down, sit down. breana, was i saying it right? is it “brena” or “brianna?” - brianna. wayne: nice to meet you, so what do you do when you're not doing that? - i'm a server in a restaurant. wayne: nice to meet you. hopefully we'll give you a nice big tip, huge tip. this deal called spell me a deal. we have miss danielle down at th

my shops are not located on the campus of wayne state university but i can call wayne state police, theyunderstand crime doesn't stop at a border. >> reporter: that's because wayne state police officers have all city jurisdiction. >> they will respond right away. >> we want to send a message, we'll come get you no matter where you are. >> bisi onile-ere, al jazeera, new york. >> decades protesting in washington and now they are turning their attention to gun violence. >> also, when jobs go overseas, cities suffer. how parts of ohio is struggling to stay afloat. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! we must have encountered a temporal vortex. further analytics are necessary. beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. hey. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. >> so a big blow to big labor. on friday, workers at a volkswagen plant in chattanooga. "real money" wit

let's co to wayne -- cross to wayne hay who is in the capital. voting disrupted at some polls.here's more than 90,000. where have the trouble spots been. >> very early on, in three districts. there has been a fourth district that had the election cancelled. big problems in the south of thailand. nine provinces were not able to go to the polls. not surprising given there's a lot of support for the opposition party. the democrat party which boycott the election. the reason for the description is because the anti-government protest movement that is on the streets for the past three months. the leaders of the movement said they would not stop people going to the polls to vote. they could, but if they did that they'd be supporting the regime referring to the government led by the prime minister. clearly that was not true. there was disruption in the areas that i mentioned. they did that by filling the streets of those areas, making it difficult for people to get around, but physically blocking voters in some places and blocking ballot places being distributed from government buildin

. >> the wayne state police department's primary beat is campus security.but in a bankrupt city where essential services are strained, work often takes officers outside the 4.8 mile radius they cover. one week nearly 50 off-campus arrests were made. half by wayne state police officers who are sworn in as detroit police officers. >> they will respond usually within 90 seconds, whereas detroit police may not respond at all or may not be able to. >> reporter: rachel lutz owns this nearby boutique and several shops in the area. >> my offices are not officially located on the area of wayne state but they know that safety doesn't stop at a border. >> reporter: officers have citywide jurisdiction. >> they're always on patrol. they answer very quickly when you call them even for something minor. >> we'll send a message, we will get you no matter where you are. >> bisi onile-ere, al jazeera, detroit. >> no comment from either apple or tesla about a report saying the two companies held a high level meeting together. the san francisco chronicle reports apple's top mer

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody. welcome to “make a deal”.ng? you've got the blanket on and everything. - oh, yeah, i'm ready to go. wayne: now, what do you do when you're not being a huge fan of the team? - i am a production assistant. wayne: ah. for those of you at home, she helps to assist the production. (laughter) i just had to break it down for them. i just had to do that.

wayne: how long have you been together? - ten years. wayne: what do you do?

(screaming) wayne: the power of the deal, baby. - wayne brady, i love you, man!hank you! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now, here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! i'm your host, wayne brady, you know what we do? before we get started, i just want to say hey to our new friend, we have a new member of the "let's make a deal" family, danielle demski. danielle: hello. wayne: do not adjust your tv set. she's filling in for tiffany coyne while tiffany's on maternity leave. danielle: i am, while she's getting ready to be a mommy, i'll hang out with you guys. wayne: do me a quick favor, tell america something we don't know.

wayne: what's up, america, welcome to "let's make a deal", i'm wayne brad let's go. you are going to make a deal with me, all right. i will start up at the top. john, nice to meet you. - nice to meet you, wayne. wayne: john, are you dressed as a postman? - postal worker, letter carrier. wayne: a letter-- - a letter carrier is the proper name.

late in high school i read a lot my dad like to talk politics but when i got to campus at wayne state university i got involved in the. struggle trying to get my college wayne state to divest from apartheid south africa really learn how to you know go up to folks and ask them to sign a petition that's where i learned how to do that kind of stuff and knock on doors and be a part of that whole kind of thing but honestly i really didn't have a lot of confidence in electoral politics intil you know i was easing up on thirty one thirty two years old i had gone to college to go on law school and was working as a public defender and actually probably lawyer when i met paul wellstone who really kind of offered an example of somebody who could do electoral politics in a way harmonize with his values in an authentic way and he actually got to change my mind on the possibility of electoral politics delivering good outcomes for regular people i think he changed a lot of people's lives and and i think one of the yeah and i think you're following that tradition i mean you're welcome only now i can

wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal" i'm wayne brad before i do anything i need a personal been. well, nice to meet you. - very nice to meet you. wayne: when i'm not on camera my name is tranquil breeze

wayne: you got one! - this is so great and i met wayne brady!a deal." i'm wayne brady, thanks for being here. three people, let's go. (cheers and applause) let's let's see, let's see, let's see, the piggy on the end i'll take the pig. trina with the bonnet and the football player over there by cat, come on over here. stand over there, stand over there piggy, right there right down there. welcome to the show, linda. - thank you. wayne: nice to meet you

wayne huizenga, founded three fortune 500 companies.st billionaire of fracing, george mitchell. howard stern, king of all media. lynn tilton, self-made billionaire. and robert wright, former nbc universal chairman and memorably, the founder of autism speaks where he changed the way autism has been thought about in this country. let's bear down on wayne huizenga and get your thoughts. you used to work for him. three fortune 500 companies. kind of a serial entrepreneur. what does he do better than anybody else? >> he hires the best people and lets them do their job. >> like you? >> well, he hires the best people and lets them do their job. what wayne has done that impresses me the most, he's proven that consolidation works. in a lot of cases it doesn't work but auto nation is an example of a consolidation gone right, not wrong. >> george mitchell, the other guy i want to focus on here, i believe that's who we will bring up, sort of one of the fathers of fracing. he is an interesting guy. not that he invented fracing, but what he did to br

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady. wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal."er miss tiffany coyne. (cheers and applause) tiffany: hi, wayne. hi, guys. wayne: tiffany's been gone because she was volunteering in central america. she was building little huts. tiffany: and on the side i also had a baby.

now, here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america.. hey, gnome, robert the gnome. - yeah, hi. wayne: nice to meet you, robert. - nice to meet you, too. i'm such a big fan. wayne: you are the biggest gnome i've ever seen. love that. you know what? breaking barriers. gnomes don't have to be little and chubby. look at you.

wayne: you got one! - this is so great! and i got to meet wayne brady!yne brady! wayne: hey america, welcome to "let's make a deal", i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in. this is super deal week. why is it super deal week? because if one of our traders actually wins the big deal, they become eligible to play for the super deal where they have a one in three shot of leaving with an additional $50,000 in cash. someone could win over $78,000 in cash and prizes today. let's start. who wants to make a deal? keri, right across from me,

(screaming) wayne: oh! go get your car! - i've always wanted a scooter! wayne: you got one!dy! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady, you know what we do, we make deals. three people, let's go. the cheerleader with the glasses. lady with the white hat and the glasses. everybody else, have a seat for me. here she comes right now. i don't know what she's dressed as but she's dropping things. this way, there we go. if you go the other way, that's another show.

former cia operative wayne simmons. wayne, from the get-go the administration was claiming executive privilege when congress was looking into this. did that argument stand with you? >> no. first of all, neil, the moment that your leadership, especially all the way up as high as holder, attorney general holder, began to cover their tracks, began to make moves, up to and including, quite frankly, the president of the united states, obama, actually claimed the same executive privileges for any type of divulging of anything that happen. and once that starts taking place in leadership, you have to start questioning everything all the way down the line, right into the phoenix office, right into the field, right into who allowed these operations. this is one 0 of the most a-- egregious and incompetent operation is have ever heard of, read about, and i can tell you i have personally been involved in these types of things. i know what i'm talking about. this is something that some of the other officers, neil, actually tried to g

wayne freedman joins us live where he just take a look at the new security detail.d. houston rockets will be playing here tonight fans will be in for a surprise. let's show you video. alameda county sheriff's department making what will now be a show of force. it's a new nba policy in every arena. the they want at rena sniffed for bombs they began four dogs sniffing every nook and cranny we only patched part of the process but fans waiting outside told us they're down with this idea. >> just sniffing for bombs. >> it's good. >> look at the world whashg is going on? bombs, drugs. violence, >> now, this. bomb-sniffing dogs present before and during games. warriors will be picking up the bill for this. roughly $1200 per game the dogs happy because they'll be busy. if deputies are not basketball fans now we think they will be in the future. >> thank you, wayne n honor of black history month we're dedicating our feed to honoring black culture in the bay area, today highlighting black history exhibit a special must >> ask thanks for joining us at abc # news at 4:00. 5:00

wayne: felicia, nice to meet you.

wayne: well, maybe we can get a little demonstration. - if you would like. wayne: yeah.

live in sonoma county, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> wayne, thank you. >> we're expecting a little moren this weekend but the key is just a little. >> yes. driplets and droplets. spencer christian is live now the roof of the abc 7 news broadcast center. >> we're here on a mild, cloudy afternoon the rain coming our way seems to be slowing down just a hit. here you can see clouds around the bay area, but bright skies right now. here is a long trail of clouds and moisture moving into our direction that we expect to bring us rain over the weekend but starting the time line, starting at 5:00 this afternoon, notice overnight just getting clouds and most of the day tomorrow, dry weather the first wave the rain doesn't begin to push into the northern part of sonoma county until afternoon. by the time it gets into the central bay area, it could be late evening. here is a live view right now from our sfo camera showing you clouds over san francisco international airport. current readings pretty much on the mild side as i said earlier. low to mid 60s in los gatos, 59 half moon bay. another live vi

wayne: you got a brand new car!you, thank you, thank you and thank you! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now, here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal", i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in today. this isn't a regular old "let's make a deal," this is valentine's day, happy valentine's day. (cheering) you see, that is not just love of cash, that's just love, period. now, half the audience is filled with beautiful single women, all the single ladies. the other half, filled with single men. make some noise!

ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some restaurant owners are joining forces to roll back a law. on january 1 law required food service workers wear gloves so their bear hands don't touch the foods. he wants to revert back that asks to minimize contact to food and use proper washing technique. >> protecting food safety, our law should not be about gloves and hands, it should be ensuring the food stays clean and uncontaminated. >> he says the requirement place as burden on many restaurants and bars. >>> doctors are givish -- giving us an update on a virus. ktvu's john fowler joins us live with an update on what doctors know and how concerned parents should be. >> apple's latest operating system has a flaw and now the fix may be creating a new set of problems. >> after the break i am tracking rain in the bay area. i will have the time line and how it will impact your communities. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the ai

wayne grody: a lot of it depends on e disorder we're testing for, whether there's a treatment or not.urprisingly, even the ones with no treatment, such as huntington's disease, about half of the patients who are at risk because one of their parents had the disorder actually would like to get the testing and do want to know. you may say why would they want to know this thing? it's so they can make certain major changes in their life plan, what kind of career they might pursue, whether or not to have children of their own, and so on. how do you think the test is going to turn out? do you think you'll be found to have the gene? not to have the gene? i think i'm going to have the gene. i think i am. but i think i could go on, you know, with other things in my life, rather than having it take up so much of my time worrying about it. edward mccabe: at this time, we're more studying rarer diseases, getting to know how those genes work. but we're using the same technologies now to move to the more common diseases. david faxon: so you might imagine many, many years from now that you go to your

honors" hosted by wayne brady. wayne joins us on the set.'re pretty good up there on stage. >> if i weren't, i shouldn't be there. >> exactly! >> you don't give the gig to the guys and, yeah, he'll be ehhh. >> yeah, you're amazing. >> for all of us who became familiar with your work on "whose line is it anyway?" which is fantastic, you're a quadruple threat. sing, act, dance, and you're funny. >> well, thank you very much. >> and he doesn't look bad either. >> and he speaks german. >> and i speak german gibberish, apparently, that's making fun of boris kovoght, a buddy of mine, isn't good looking at all. 6'5" on him. everything on him is muscle. women love him. in the opening monologue, i made fun, because i'm sexier than you, wayne, and you shouldn't be hosting the show, so i ripped off my tux and pouring baby oil -- yeah, it's something the "b.e.t. honors" wayne brady dancing to a parody dressed in baby oil with gordie and shenault in the front row. >> and all the while speaking german gibberish. >> yes. >> and you talked about the b.e.t.

. >>> is john wayne on the wain? they thanked the feminism and gay rights activism and f nu yu -- funyons. they say american men measured themselves against the stoic hero who offers women a shoulder to cry on. they take on the traditional female roles like care taking and cleaning. once i called them too stressful and, quote, they are looking for alternative models of masculine tee. who isn't? tom i go to you first. >> i heard this before at the death of the masculine man. you are stoic but in a do -- demented, creepy, goofy way. your emotions are often not matched to your expressions like when you a angry you are happy. it is very strange. anyway, answer whatever question. >> it is funny. i was looking at your description of the classic american male. i think i am more masculine than those john waynes. these men who offer their shoulder? i just say stop crying, woman. take a handkercheif. >> and fe don't stop crying he chops off their arm. >> i feel like i am very masculine. you are right. you struck upon something

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has the -- wayne freedman has the story. >> they stood in a line inhe rain no less. it took hours to get through and even longer to get to. >> i came up from reno. >> santa maria. >> and santa rosa. for what? >> it makes my heart happy. >> you ever seen a line like this before some. >> no, not for beer. >> beer? >> they are waiting for beer. >> at the russian river brewing company this is the one that customers wait all year. a not so modest brew which was named after an an jept roman magistrate. he never expected what began as an experiment would be a phenomenon. >> it blows me away when people show up every year. very humbled. >> there are a lot of secrets. first of all he bruises for twice as long. there are three times the normal amount of hops in this beer. the alcohol content? 10 and a quarter percent. >> you can't drink it all day? >> how long can you drink it? >> two. >> and so will 1400 people. what? nobody answered their phone in santa rosa? >> will anybody get done? >> i don't think so. >> such is the ale that is bitter and pope and fruity

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has the -- wayne freedman has the story. >> they stood in a line in the rain no less. it took hours to get through and even longer to get to. >> i came up from reno. >> santa maria. >> and santa rosa. for what? >> it makes my heart happy. >> you ever seen a line like this before some. >> no, not for beer. >> beer? >> they are waiting for beer. >> at the russian river brewing company this is the one that customers wait all year. a not so modest brew which was named after an an jept roman magistrate. he never expected what began as an experiment would be a phenomenon. >> it blows me away when people show up every year. very humbled. >> there are a lot of secrets. first of all he bruises for twice as long. there are three times the normal amount of hops in this beer. the alcohol content? 10 and a quarter percent. >> you can't drink it all day? >> how long can you drink it? >> two. >> and so will 1400 people. what? nobody answered their phone in santa rosa? >> will anybody get done? >> i don't think so. >> such is the ale that is bitter and pope and fruit

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: welcome to “let's make a deal.”nd i work in a hospital. wayne: well, thank you for serving. we have an all access pass.

now, here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: what's up america?ins the big deal, then they are eligible to play for the super deal where they have a one in three shot of winning an additional $50,000 in cash. someone in this audience can walk away with over $73,000 in cash and prizes. who wants to be that person? you've got to start somewhere, let's make a deal first. you right there, sharon.

, i think it's-- young money, they toll me that is what they call lil wayne, i don't-- i don't really know that. (laughter) [bleep] i am old. right now i think three hip young interns are doing this. (laughter) but in honor of young money we turn to the world's youngest money, who is a new currency, you are, yes, are you. >> along with the dollar and the euro there is a new kind of currency called the bitcoin. you can't put it in your pocket, it trades only on the internet. >> jon: it only exists on-line t is the tomorrow gachi of currency. (laughter) that reminded me, i should feed mine. i got him-- (laughter) >> jon: 12 years ago so he's 12-- i wonder how he's doing, that-- no! oh! are those digital maggots? he was my best friend for the 15 seconds i played with him. but is the world really ready for unpocketable money? >> i believe it is a game changer. i think bitcoin is as big as the internet. >> i see it as the new gold, gold of the future. >> jon: gold, you say! i suppose it's only a matter of time before survivalists begin to h had oard bitcoin. and rappers unveil bitcoin gril

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has the -- wayne freedman has the story. >> they stood in a line intook hours to get through and even longer to get to. >> i came up from reno. >> santa maria. >> and santa rosa. for what? >> it makes my heart happy. >> you ever seen a line like this before some. >> no, not for beer. >> beer? >> they are waiting for beer. >> at the russian river brewing company this is the one that customers wait all year. a not so modest brew which was named after an an jept roman magistrate. he never expected what began as an experiment would be a phenomenon. >> it blows me away when people show up every year. very humbled. >> there are a lot of secrets. first of all he bruises for twice as long. there are three times the normal amount of hops in this beer. the alcohol content? 10 and a quarter percent. >> you can't drink it all day? >> how long can you drink it? >> two. >> and so will 1400 people. what? nobody answered their phone in santa rosa? >> will anybody get done? >> i don't think so. >> such is the ale that is bitter and pope and fruity and bubbly all at on

wayne: hey, america, welcome to “let's make a deal” i'm wayne brady, it's time for three people to makey everybody else have a seat. welcome to the show. ladies and gentlemen, say hey to our three contestants.