have to move on the wayne. wayne, i want you to weigh in on this. the way they rolled out this victory lap and this ridiculous video that the taliban is now showing where we're shaking the taliban's hands to getim back. it makes my head explode. go ahead, wayne. >> i think there are so many questions here. i mean, he refers to the fact that this guy was a soldier. i'm not so sure he was a soldier. this guy may have been, as it turns out, he could easily have been somebody that's a trader. we don't know that yet. the people that know better than anybody else are his platoon leader and that is under those circumstances. >> it's a bad swap. it may have been illegal. it may have been an illegal thing and the way when you talk abt susan rice for god sake, i mean, this is the second time she has gone on and told obvious lies. she is prompted by the administration. they are making it political. >> watch the politics play, hold on guys, watch the politics played right here. here's maria, a spokesperson for the administration taking a shot at those people th

. >> wayne, let me just say, the right talks about legal immigration the way left to left talks about regulated businesses. the left said we love businesses but we want it regulated. we love immigration but we just want it legal. that means controlled by government. >> jonathan, that's the law. i don't care. >> guys, guys, hang on. >> go ahead wayne and then michelle. >> i said if you don't like the law, change the law. but as long as the law is there, they're illegal and they shouldn't be here. >> go ahead michelle. >> jonathan you're not in favor of tons of government spending but this is leading to tons of government spending. now these people are coming here and who has to take care of them? the government has to take care of them. >> why. >> why what? >> why does the government have to take care of them? >> because they're kids coming here. and it's president obama, it's president obama encouraging people to send their children on this very dangerous trip across the border. >> no, that's not true. >> you you don't think that's a problem? >> can i respond? they didn't come steal t

i want wayne to weigh in on something.his week on thursday, i believe it was, the president decided amid all the investigations and all the scandals going on whether it's the cia leak he decided it was very important to sit down with leaders and talk about concussions. >> well, eric, once again this is dodging the bullet, where ever it may land. i don't understand why juan can say that. we don't even know. you know, you said you had all of these investigations about benghazi, we don't know yet what the ambassador was doing there. we have no answer to that. the state department doesn't even know or if they know they're lying and covering up. the public doesn't know. so naturally we have to keep digging into this stuff because we get lied to all the time. >> and remember, this is the administration that promised to usher in a new era of transparency. there's no transparency. >> a quick thought michelle and juan you can bring it to a close. >> there's no transparency in this administration. that's what they promised. yet if y

. >> thank you, wayne. thank you, my friend. wayne, it's approved. >> my daughter's birthday, july 2. >> this is the ninth anniversary of my heart attack today. > oh, good negs. >> it's a great day. >> congratulations. i knew you could do it. congratulations. 6 >> bill, bill, be sure to go by .y staff >> thank you, sir. >> all right. everybody covered? 4 are are >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that's right. hat's right. >> thank you. >> thank you.

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and "wayne's world" had come out. this was after "wayne's world." and things kind of exploded.ake name, which was pierre trudeau, you know. [ laughter ] all of a sudden he calls up to the room. and i'm going, "how did you get through?" and he goes, "it's hawaii." he goes -- he's from new york and he talks like this. he goes, "it's hawaii." goes, do you want to go to a luau with sylvester stallone and arnold schwarzenegger and whoopi -- and just the biggest names. and so i did. and it was like going to madame tussauds with a roasted pig. [ laughter ] i had such a fantastic time. and the thing i loved about him, he's very comfortable with maybe the world's most famous people. and also very lovely to just people, like just everybody. and i just thought, this guy's fascinating. so i just started asking him stories. and for 20 years i've been asking him stories. and for 20 years i've been saying, please let me do a film about you. and then, three years ago, he said yes. now i had other things that i was going to do. and i've never really planned my career. i wouldn't know how to pla

. >>> our correspondent wayne hay joins us from brisbane, where peter greste's parent come from. so, wayne, what has been the official rehabilitation, and tell us more about his parents' reaction? >> well, i have to say there has been widespread condemnation around australia following the verdict from the media point of view. it has been a massive story. the media has been leading with the story, the sentence handed down to peter greste and his colleagues throughout tuesday. politically parliament sat, so early on the issue was raised in parliament in the capital canberra on tuesday morning. we heard from the prime minister tony abbott, who, again, reiterated that there were correct paths to go down. he didn't come out and criticise the egyptian government, saying he didn't want to take part in megaphone diplomacy, pointing to the hope that there could be intervention by the egyptian president in the case of their australian national peter greste. we know that the man who is basically the second in charge at the egypt embassy here in australia was summoned to a meeting with the a

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i'll start with you, wayne, this is a provocative piece and kicked up a lot of debate.teresting one for me to watch. the default position for a lot of people who think they are liberals, i'm a liberal and therefore i'm pro-union and pro teacher's union. let's take the issue of tenure. you're saying teacher's union position on tenure is not correct and it actually misses what's in the best interest of students. they don't collide there. can you explain that? >> there are so many issues in which teacher's unions and parents and liberals are in the same agenda. certainly school funding, decent salaries for children and teachers and class size. these are issues in which i think indisputably does both the teacher interest and public interest and parent interest and student interest. but then there are these other issues in which the protecti protectionism of the teacher's union across the country -- >> on tenure, what is it specifically, what is the expense to students in terms of, there's a tenure student in place, what are they missing or losing because of that? >> the jud

. >> reporter: i am wayne in new zealand.sts have just started a global project looking at the world's marine ecosystems. it's a project that could also have significant benefits for humans. >>> and the discovery of an engrave on the ground a mammoth tusk that changed the way the world understood human evolution evolution. that coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazerra. the u.n. secretary general has called for an arms embargo in syria describing it as a failed state. ban ki-moon has warned the war is bleeding beyond its borders and has now spread to iraq. >>> u.n. security chief has suhr -- lebanon security chief has survived an attempt. security has been stepped up over increasing fears of more attacks 30 people have been arrested. we are getting aren't you crane's new president is about to declare a ceasefire in the east. the interior ministry says the directive is part of a plan to bring peace to ukraine following months of unrest. >>> the unrest in iraq and the war in syria have contrib

wayne is my kind of guy. going to the strip club instead of the sportsbook, he was pumped. he thought it was the greatest idea in the world. at that point, i was, like, "i really like this guy." yeah. so, so hot. -this girl right here is... -sharice. -sharice. -hello, sharice. this is where i want to be on a sunday morning. she likes to party. -happy days. -ha ha ha! i just look around, there's all these strippers. we got the football on at the same time. best of both worlds. girls and football. i don't know what i like more. look at that. it's vince from vip. i didn't call to waste your time today. i know you get a lot of these calls. you'll get seven full days of service. steve asked me to give you a call, make sure you get on this east carolina game. it starts at 3:00. we got one more game today as well. the brooklyn nets. i'm not gonna give you a bunch of plays, but we're gonna play a game today, and we're not gonna-- steve: i'm on a phone call, trying to lock in a deal. i just have this strong presence w

so as wayne said, the more government does to fix the free market, the worse it becomes for those whoant to help. i was driving in a remote part of nevada. you know what wasn't cheap? gasoline. neez people are still waying at least as high a price as everyone else making a lot of money. why wouldn't the president just be smart and make fuel more abundant for us? >> we have an abundant amount of fuel right now. part of the reason why gas is so high is what we are seeing in the global marketplace. things were we were just talking about in iraq. so the national marketplace and commodities that are going on here. >> i disagree completely. i'm not a huge fan of the fed. if they don't come in we have things like the depression. >> one of the biggest costs. >> what happened. >> one of the biggest costs to a farmer producing the feud. >> the biggest cost? >> energy is the biggest input cost but that follows the whole economy. >> we're going to have to leave it right there. hillary clinton making the rounds to sell her book and maybe herself. is this really the answer you ant to hear from a le

to work we egyptian government to see if an intervention is possible and we will get reaction from wayne and that is where peter greste's family lives and firstly let's talk about what the australian government is trying to do. >> yes, very fortunate i guess that the australian parliament was in session and the foreign minister was able to give a fairly quick response to this terrible verdict that has been handed down in cairo and minutes after the verdict was handed down she gave that statement that you saw just ending a few seconds ago and a strongly worded statement and appeared quite shaken when she first took to the podium and said the government is shocked and deeply dismayed and apauled by the severity of the sentence handed down to peter greste and his colleagues particularly given she said the lack of evidence that was produced and as you mentioned they will now look ahead and lobby the government, go to the highest level she said in the new egyptian government to see if there can be some sort of intervention from here on in. she was also asked whether there could be some immedi

now, here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to “let's make a deal.”the pith helmet come with me. let's get down to business. christie, you stand right there, you stand right there, you stand right next to her. john, stand next to them. and sit down. welcome to the show, hey, christie. - hi.

unfortunately he passed away but in a class by himself. >> wayne, what about you? different people. i have a lot of respect for guys who can make money on both uhqqj of the market. some of the guys who made money in 2008 or didn't lose money and then turn around and got smart and got long the market after that. but i'm always just looking for good ideas and wherever i can find them. so i have an open mind. >> best run company? >> i don't really know. >> all the ones you invest in, right? >> not necessarily. sometimes we invest in some pretty poorly run companies. we're value guys and we look for value. i mean, our best investment over the last 15 years has been atlas energy. they've done deals, they've created value. they sold themselves to chevron at a nice price. they kept a bit of the company themselves. they reinvented it. you know, i think those guys have created a lot of value. they've been creative. >> bill sr. >> well, i think one of the best investors in the world is sitting right to your left. i'm an investor in lee's fund. most hem funds in my opinion ar

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but a former team mate of his says he expects rooney to shine. >> wayne, without doubt, you know, at the end of the day, great season, but he had a great season here, he performed here in most every game. and every time, you know i.t. means something. >> 10ist, rafa nald nadal, granm trophy in front of his fans in paris. first man ever to win a grand slam nine times. nadal came back from the set down in the final to beat novak djokovic. he'll remain the world number 1. ahead of the server. >> i won the most important tournament in the world in play. probably the most tournament of the year for me. and i did a lot of times, i think was an emotional vicity. >> louis hamilton admits he will have to work lard, to get into the formula 1 season. after hamilton and team mate nico rothberg had technical problems. hamilton was forced to withdraw, means rothberg by 22 points, 13 of the 22 cars finish. sergio perez and felipe masta were forced to clock out. >> we finally got a run had a last chicane and made a nice turn into turn 1, couple laps to go, just found myself in the right spot, and ye

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. >> were you wayne campbell?i was wayne campbell until i became a punk rocker. >> osgood: mike myers. >> excellent.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. c.e.o. the one-room school house something from our past. unless that is you live in one of the american towns where these fabled schools are more than just a memory they're alive and teaching. sup day morning cover story is reported by pear peterson. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. >> for a century and a half, montana's pioneer mountain have echoed with the young voices of the divide one

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: what's up, america?wants to make a deal? let's go. i spy with my little eye the baby in the corner. baby in blue. come on over here, baby. everybody else have a seat. thanks for being here, hey, nicki. - hi, how are you? wayne: good, good, good. so nicki, what do you do, you big baby? - actually, i'm a former marine, and now a full-time student and mom. wayne: yes! all hard jobs right across the board.

. >> correspondent wayne hay is live and wayne pretty strong words there from the foreign minister sayinghey will follow a course of action but what lines of communication are open between the australian and the egyptian government? >> reporter: well, just today on monday we heard from the australian prime minister and julie bishop before this verdict was handed down, prime minister saying, confirming over the weekend he had a phone conversation with the egyptian president a al-si si who receivd this terrible sentence and voiced his concern and said to the egyptian president that this could be an opportunity for a p.r. coup is how he termed it if peter greste was not treated harshly. well, obviously he and his al jazeera colleagues have been treated extremely harshly but julie bishop is saying the government will take this to the highest level again to see the there can be some sort of intervention from the president in the case of specifically peter greste. >> what sort of leverage do they have though, wayne? >> reporter: it's very difficult to say. i mean, they were asked, julie bishop

wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal" i'm wayne brady, thank you so much let's get started the jester outfit. nicole, come here, nicole. everyone else have a seat for me. come here, nicole. hey, nicole, how are you? - i'm good, how are you? wayne: doing well, you little jester. i like your pointy shoes and whatnot.

- you're wayne brady?! wayne: yes. - who wants to make a deal?! brady, thank you so much for tuning in. three people, let's go. i'll take the peas. the peas come on over here, peas. hot air balloon, hot air balloon. and gary, come with me. the three of you, come on. (cheering) she came to play. now you guys switch places for me, please.

it's a blow to the birds. >> losing starting right tackle wayne johnson for four games could prove to be detrimental to this team getting off to an early start. this offensive line was by far the best unit on the team. the cohesiveness of the unit was a big part of why this offense was ranked as high as it was last year. losing johnson for four games is not good. >> to the nba. the sixers begin the summer league on saturday. noel is expected to make his debut after missing all of last season with a torn acl. this year's top pick embiid may miss the entire season. he spoke with the media today. he is expecting to come to philly and can't wait to make the trip. >> i've never been to philly. i just feel like my agent told me that i'm going to like it. i feel like -- i want to get there and then just visit it. get to know people and have fun. >> nba free agency starts at midnight. tomorrow at noon is when nhl free agency frenzy begins. the president of the flyers thinks moves like this are just the beginning. >> a lot of things could happen between tonight and tomorrow at noon. in terms o

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after so many years of moving around. >> wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> that's a good man there. welcome home. >> a mother in north carolina ended up teaching her daughter a available lesson on graduation day. on the last day of class violet was sent home for wearing this dress. school officials say it was too short, but she wore it many times before. to cheer up her daughter, the mother wore it to the graduation ceremony. she wanted to teach her daughter to stand up for herself when she feels she has been wrongly criticized. >>> an el dorado hills family hopes a golden retriever found wandering through a campground is the very dog they lost while camping nearly a year and a half ago. murphy is a 5-year-old golden retriever and became separated during a camping trip in october of 2012. and then a couple weeks ago a stray golden retriever was spotted at the campground about 11 miles from where murphy disappeared. but is it really murphy? could a dog survive 20 months in the wilderness like that? the family says they are 99% sure it is him, but are running a dna test to be sure. th

>> wayne taylor with the walk off homerun, second time in the tournament, the cardinals have won on ang homerun, 5-4 to tie the series at one, game series tomorrow for the college world series. maria shirapova, in the french open, seeking her second french open title in three years takes the first step, but then, 22-year-old hallis plays in the final of a major for the first time ever in her career, battles back in the second set, with the set tied at 4, shirapova and hallis go back and forth in an impressive rally that hallis ends up winning, she ends up taking up the second set, 7-6, hallis takes it wide and shirapova wins her second french open and fifth major overall. >>> earthquakes visiting toronto for their third straight win, 27, toronto with a penalty kick, germane de foe, the game's only goal, that's exciting for you, toronto one nil and the quakes are now 4-5-1. >>> u.s. soccer playing nigeria in the game, 34 minutes u.s. for the passing, scoring the first score of the year, 1-0 usa, and michael braly and scoring again to make it 2-0. u.s. goes on, they open the world cup o

wayne freedman is live with the story. wayne? >> words they're using of a regulator were an act of domestic terror. it's an act of terror that hasn't been solved whoever did it is at large. so california public utilities commission did have a hearing and security was on their minds. >> rule number one of public relations take a negative, trying to turn it into a positive. that is what pg&e did today. >> this was a game changer for the industry. >> it's called guiding narrative more than a year now since armed attack on pg&e's metcalfe electrical transmission substation in south san jose. an attack exposing vulnerabilities state wide, and nationally. and today, the california public utilities commission held a fact-finding hearing about it. >> approximately 0100 hours, the at and t fiber was cut. >> from the director of substations there was new details about how 100 bullets riddled 17 transformers and other equipment. >> over the next 15 minutes, from 1:30 to 1:45, shots were fired from various locations towards equipment located

wayne freedman is live with the story. wayne? >> words they're using of a regulator were an act of domestic terror. it's an act of terror that hasn't been solved whoever did it is at large. so california public utilities commission did have a hearing and security was on their minds. umber one of public relations take a negative, trying to turn it into a positive. that is what pg&e did today. >> this was a game changer for the industry. >> it's called guiding narrative more than a year now since armed attack on pg&e's metcalfe electrical transmission substation in south san jose. an attack exposing vulnerabilities state wide, and nationally. and today, the california public utilities commission held a fact-finding hearing about it. >> approximately 0100 hours, the at and t fiber was cut. >> from the director of substations there was new details about how 100 bullets riddled 17 transformers and other equipment. >> over the next 15 minutes, from 1:30 to 1:45, shots were fired from various locations towards equipment located in the s

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after so many years of moving around. >> wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> that's a good man there. welcome home. >> a mother in north carolina ended up teaching her daughter a available lesson on graduation day. on the last day of class violet was sent home for wearing this dress. school officials say it was too short, but she wore it many times before. to cheer up her daughter, the mother wore it to the graduation ceremony. she wanted to teach her daughter to stand up for herself when she feels she has been wrongly criticized. >>> an el dorado hills family hopes a golden retriever found wandering through a campground is the very dog they lost while camping nearly a year and a half ago. murphy is a 5-year-old golden retriever and became separated during a camping trip in october of 2012. and then a couple weeks ago a stray golden retriever was spotted at the campground about 11 miles from where murphy disappeared. but is it really murphy? could a dog survive 20 months in the wilderness like that? the family says they are 99% sure it is him, but are running a dna test to be sure. th

ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and more details now. there's some 285,000 teachers in california. the nonprofit education advocacy student matters looked at the past 10 years. it found only 95 teachers have been fired for inappropriate conduct. of those only 19 were fired for poor performance. >>> there are new developments tonight in the case of a mother who's facing murder charges for the shooting of her ex-husband. oscar anguino was found dead monday morning in the yard of his home in san pablo. the killing sparked an amber alert for the couples three young children. tonight police say those kids are safe in protective custody. noelle walker is outside police headquarters, noelle do investigators know what the motive was. >> reporter: if they are, he didn't leave a trail of what they were and if was trouble, he didn't show it at work. >> he would take his cup of coffee every morning and fill it up. >> reporter: everything is as anguiano left it on friday night. work undone a life unfinished. and a distraught boss who heard the news t

. >> reporter: and wayne cordal.ere denied benefits after negative x ray readings by one doctor at john hopkins hospital, dr. paul wheeler, an abc news investigation last year conducted with center for public integrity found of 1,573 cases, dr. wheeler on behalf of coal companies never found a single case of severe black lung in any coal miner. not one. >> i have no idea what happens once the x-rays leave my department. >> reporter: does it matter to you? >> it would matter to me if i was wrong. no one has proven to me i was wrong. >> reporter: our investigation found he has been wrong a lot. based on 100 cases of miners in which autopsies or biopsies later found black lung after dr. wheeler had not. days after our broadcast last october, johns hopkins suspended dr. wheeler's black lung program. now the department of labor which administers the miners' benefits program is taking more significant action because of our investigation. >> it was shocking. >> reporter: the labor department's top lawyer solicitor patricia

i don't understand the meaning of leitch. >> reporter: ken wayne -- of life. >> reporter: ken wayne,ews. >>> a summer program kicked off today that is providing healthy meals to needy children. a program called lets do lunch hayward and breakfast too make sure they have access to feels during the summer break. the program will serve 100 fifty thousand meals to children this scummer. >>> nauseations summer. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. cameras are rolling as authorities put the brakes on one of the biggest cases of fraud at a used car dealership. >> half the inventory is unfathomable. >> they searched his apartment in san francisco for explosives. now we are learning they found a key ingredient that could be used to make a deadly poison. >> and drop in a old cell phone and get cash. the new crime concern propertying one city to ban these -- prompting one city to ban these kiosks. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> tonight 2 investigates uncovers one of the biggest cases of fraud that investigators say they have seen at a used car