wayne: we used to clean it up. sweep, mop. >> as time went on terry, became an intricate part of working in the kitchen. on friday and saturdays, you couldn't get into eddie's, and he was one of the people sweating in that kitchen. >> you gave a speech at a loyola this spring in which you described it was pretty intensely segregated in your upbringing. you said you only want to the french quarter with your dad to buy cigarettes to restock the vending machine. what was that part of new orleans like? terry: it was quite segregated. i grew up in a train. -- i grew up in tremaine. when we lived in a backup -- eddie's thatf was an all-white neighborhood. my only exposure to people who were not black or the nuns and priests of grammar school and high school. i had no knowledge of the garden district until i was a teenager. in fact, my clearest recollection that i can go uptown until i was a teenager, for a debate turn it at loyola. -- debate tournament at loyola. it is hard to imagine now, but i suspect most black new or

wayne: i moved back to madisonville. narrator: where is that? wayne: across the lake. narrator: you still on your home? yes.: narrator: what type of action have you had with fema and federal government? they are providing some assistance to us, and that's about it. narrator: could you give me an idea of what it was like last august? i'm not sure if you could put that into words. wayne: i'm not sure i could put that into words. we got to see most of it on television. it's hard to put into words. narrator: when did you come back to see this? september, then december, last week, then i'm here this week with these good people to clean up. narrator: what have things been like for the last couple of months? wayne: trying to get the kids back in school, back to work, just a normal life. >> unbelievable. this is your first house? >> yeah. think?r: would you >> unbelievable. narrator: excuse me. i'm sorry. let me get out of your way. how long did you live here? >> 12 years. narrator: any children? >> yeah, 10 years old and seven years old. after i got here, i saw them , so they

people said, for example, john wayne was really great at playing john wayne. and his movies, it's not a realistic movie. it's a realistic movie about a john wayne kind of hero and what would have happened, had he been there, if it was managed in a way that hollywood created it. when i teach a film, they are students of film and have been taught to analyze film. they see the movie in quite a different way than someone who is just watching it in 1944, or somebody who was watching it in 1964. each of the audiences changes the movie itself. when "patton" came out many people believed it showed an anti-warfield. they used that as

wayne: i moved back to madisonville. narrator: where is that? wayne: across the lake. narrator: what is the status of your home? do you still own the home? wayne: yes. narrator: what type of action have you had with fema and federal government? wayne: fema offers some assistance to us. that is about it. narrator: could you give me an idea of what it was like last august? i'm not sure if you could put that into words. wayne: i'm not sure i could put that into words. we got to see most of it on television. it's hard to put into words. words. we got to see most of it on television. it's hard to put into words. narrator: when did you come back to see this? september, then december, last week, then i'm here this week with these good people to clean up. narrator: what have things been like for the last couple of months? wayne: trying to get the kids back in school, back to work, just a normal life. >> unbelievable. this is your first house? >> yeah. think?r: would you >> unbelievable. narrator: excuse me. i'm sorry. let me get out of your way. how long did you live here? >>

wayne, how long did it take to get the restaurant reopened? wayne: well, nobody was here.as blessed in the sense that i had a condo. my condo was destroyed by floodwater. i had a condo in the cotton mill. the tenant left. it was furnished. so i had a place to stay, which made it a lot easier. i got contractors and lived there until i could get it going. it didn't take long. but it was an amazing experience. people from that range and other from baton people rouge and other parishes were coming in droves. people would sit too long and eat too much. you can get two sides, a gumbo and a salad. this?which restaurant was wayne: li'l dizzy. i want to point out we had a lot of people that came from other cities that came to help us rebuild. it was amazing. they would come every day in groups of 15-20. they would be rebuilding homes all over the city. it was something great. you mentioned this earlier, but how much of the family did not come back? wayne: everybody is back except my daughter, who lived there and her family, her husband and two kids. and my brother's entire family i

wayne was really great at playing john wayne. and his movies, it's not a realistic movie. it's a realistic movie about a john wayne kind of hero and what would have happened, had he been there, if it was managed in a way that hollywood created it. when i teach a film, they are students of film and have been taught to analyze film. they see the movie in quite a different way than someone who is just watching it in 1944, or somebody who was watching it in 1964. each of the audiences changes the movie itself. when "patton" came out many people believed it showed an anti-warfield. they used that as evidence against waging war and against especially the vietnam war at the time. there were also people, president nixon among them, who thought that "patton" was pro war. they were dealing with the same exact movie. it became kind of a litmus test for them and you could see it and understand when scott comes out in front of that huge american flag, how that makes us perceive what we're going to see on the screen itself. i like to think -- the book that i wrote, the research guide to

i'm still stressful that wayne is still in there. >> unbeknownst to kenny and bobby, wayne has managedhobble out the back door. the house was totally engulfed. bobby singh was in the front of the house. and i kept trying to holer to him so he would know i was outside. but in the thick gray and black smoke, he couldn't see me. and i just hope he heard me. >> out of earshot from wayne, bobby still has no idea that his friend has escaped. >> when he pulled up, bobby singh had tears in his eyes. he was telling my son that he couldn't get me out of there. he tried. so he brought him over to see me and saw me in the driveway and started to cry. >> the fire department later determines the fire's cause to be improper disposal of smoking materials. >> i will tell you he demonstrated an act of courage and bravery. >> a few weeks later wayne's son paul presents a resolution to the waltham town council honoring bobby singh. >> you have to pause and put yourself in his shoes at that very moment and ask, would you have done what he did? we all say we would, but really would you? his son is with his

lapierre led the nra. >> wayne lapierre is the nra. he built the nra into what it is today. >> narrator: in the 1970s, he started as a lobbyist. >> if you're a political junkie like wayne or like myself, it was a wonderful job. you're working with all these people and having these fights. and you're cutting your teeth. >> narrator: but lapierre was no one's idea of a glad-handing lobbyist. >> he was a very quiet man. i was amazed he was a lobbyist because he did not have the hail-fellow-well-met attitude or personality that i associated with politicians or with lobbyists. >> narrator: and surprisingly for the nra, he was not a gun enthusiast, more comfortable on k street than in a duck blind. >> the safest place you could be with wayne and a gun back then was in a different state, because he really did not know anything about guns. politics, yes; guns, no. >> narrator: and inside the fractious politics of the nra, lapierre was skillful navigating between the sportsmen and the gun rights activists. >> wayne could put a finger to the win

patriots signed reggie wayne today. wayne spent 14 years with the colts.nd some banged up receivers. to make a move like this with 37 games in the season. a few base running mistakes and they lead the league. most runners thrown out at the plate. ron washington will take over tonight in seattle. and driver jeff fi wilson died as a result of injuries received in yesterday's race. unfortunately wilson was in the wrong place at the wrong time. parts of his car flew through the air and a large piece of debris hit wilson in the head. it's a one in a million type of thing. he was in a coma and died today. justin wilson was 37 years old. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> very tragic. to join me atonight at ch. 9:00. the stock market lowering and its impact on u.s. markets at 9:00, then, at 11:00, paying a price. a car insurance company agreeing to pay millions over claims it overcharged women. then, on jimmy kimmel live, guests are bob owedencoat and patricia clarkson. now, final thoughts have dan ashley live in napa. dan? >> reporter: ama, thank

patriots signed reggie wayne today. wayne spent 14 years with the colts.ome banged up receivers. to make a move like this with 37 games in the season. a few base running mistakes and they lead the league. most runners thrown out at the plate. ron washington will take over tonight in seattle. and driver jeff fi wilson died as a result of injuries received in yesterday's race. unfortunately wilson was in the wrong place at the wrong time. parts of his car flew through the air and a large piece of debris hit wilson in the head. it's a one in a million type of thing. he was in a coma and died today. justin wilson was 37 years old. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> very tragic. larry, thank you very much. be sure to join me atonight at 9:00. the stock market lowering and its impact on u.s. markets at 9:00, then, at 11:00, paying a price. a car insurance company agreeing to pay millions over claims it overcharged women. then, on jimmy kimmel live, guests are bob owedencoat and patricia clarkson. now, final thoughts have dan ashley live in napa.

wayne sweetin is pinned up against the left wall. reynolds you see right there.nkfully, the car lands on its wheels. able to open the door on his own power. sweetin was stuck for a while. both guys get out of their vehicles with just simple minor injuries. >> you still have a winner. >> i think you do. because it looks like they have both pass of the finish line. it looks like jonathan reynolds just nips wayne's car. >> that's going to be quite a repair > ♪ >>> arthur, eliza and andrew are about to get a big surprise. >> me and dad decided instead of doing chores today we would do something fun. >> mom and dad are surprising them with a trip to disneyland. inside of your backpacks is a clue of where we're going to go. >> let's see how long it takes them to figure out where they're going. >> they go into the backpacks pull out t-shirts and they're the emotions in the movie "inside out." >> where would an awesome place be that we could wear these shirts to? >> grandma's. >> they haven't figured it out. mom hands them a piece of paper. >> disney world! >> yep. >> le

live in napa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> okay, wayne, thank you very much. wayne is literally just around the corner from the point i am at at 3rd and main street. let me show you this building is where i was standing a year ago the day after the earthquake. bricks were all the way to the street. we were standing right in front of it. terrible destruction. wayne is literally on the other side of main street here. now as you take a look down main, our photographer is shooting the coffee shop that stayed open. the rest was so terribly damaged. it is still open today while the rest is seeing major rebuilding work. one of the young victims of this quake was badly hurt and he remembers exactly what it was like so many days ago now. napa resident nick dillon broke his pelvis in four places, remember, when a chimney fell on top of him during a sleepover one friend ago with friend. dillon survived but was badly injured. he says the recovery is slow and sadly at times painful. he believes all the support he's received from the community has really helped get him thro

we'll try to get wayne's piece sorted out. for the meantime we'll move on. >>> just ahead it can be all about choice and control. coming up, a new effort to give terminally ill people the right to die on their own. >>> a nasty nuisance. >>> and shopping and something called should ir surfing. con artists are >>> happening now, a rescue mission in the pacific ocean. they took off in sun ninyvale aw hours ago to treat a man. they called for help because the on-board medical staff is not equipped to treat the man's medical injuries. >>> consumers who cash checks at walmart have been ripped off by consu consumers. michael finney is here with something called shoulder surfing. >> reporter: it's back in a big way. it's called shoulder surfing because scammers are accused of getting right behind the customer. they record that transaction with a smartphone. check cashers at walmart are required to give their social security numbers. then scammers go to another walmart to use that number and cash counterfeit checks. they caught up with

wayne freedman is at one of those centers.00. >>> six bay area start-ups are talking with president obama about entrepreneurship. they watched their founder on the live white house web cast. >>> this new develop mtd from last month's murder suicide in walnut creek. scott burnis used homemade ghost guns to kill his girlfriend and then himself. lyanne melendez is live with more. >> reporter: they took one look at those guns and immediately knew what they were. they did a thorough check to see where he had purchased the parts. the late july crime shocked walnut creek police. a murder-suicide of two young people. he showed up at this house killing claire orton and then used a second gun to kill himself. they had been in a relationship but police are not saying what prompted the young man to commit this crime. both handguns were built by burdocks. >> my firearms experts are well aware of it. they are referred to as ghost guns. >> reporter: they've tried unsuccessfully to pass legislation restricting ghost guns. >> they are called g

that's wayne in shreveport, louisiana. wayne, i'm sure we'll hear from you again down the road when this issue comes up. we're asking all our viewers who want to weigh in on president obama's legacy on climate change to call in. republicans, it's 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. ndependents, 202-748-8002. as we noted, president obama going on this trip to alaska, a three-day trip across alaska in which he is addressing this issue. it will be against the back drop of melting glaciers. but at the same time, his administration recently allowed new drilling to move forward in the arctic. that's the subject of part of the "new york times" story on this. the president's trip will pay little heed to the oil and gas drilling off shore that he allowed to go just this month, a move that activists say is an unsavory block on an otherwise ambitious record. environmental groups and progressive activists have been quick to point out the incongruity of his arctic trip. on thursday, the social change group began a campaign attacking

wayne: old school, new school. jonathan: wayne? wayne: huh? - i'm taking the money.e my dreams come true. - i'm going for the big deal! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america. welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady. thanks for tuning in. i need... i need... i need help, jonathan. i need help right now. jonathan: i can't hear you. wayne: but that doesn't help me. jonathan: perfectly silent. wayne: that doesn't help me. jonathan: no, but i feel great. (laughter) wayne: i need a personal assistant. jonathan: oh. wayne: can i get that? you with the apron.

wayne. >> reporter: good afternoon. behind me one of the stages they're preparing. it sound like a rock concert, but it was only a reporting of a rock concert. 210,000 people will be coming in here this weekend. that's a lot. there will be some inherent complications, but they seem to be handling them. if you've been here and done this before then you already know what to expect in golden gate park this time tomorrow. what's the most important 24i7k thing you packed? good idea as we look at the last quiet hours before 70,000 knack here for outside lands. it's year afteight of the largest independent music festival this the country. >> a lot of neighbors left. >> reporter: there will be lots of people and most will behave well. others will taint the rest. it's a reputation that promoters have worked hard to change. >> it's the opposite of a nimby situation. >> reporter: that is the ceo of the concert. this year they said they're managing sound more than ever and transportation as well. one change, a partnership with the ride share lyft which held its own promotion to

live at golden gate park, wayne freedman, nbc 7 news. >>> being tracted in outside land. >> wayne, thank you. >>> just ahead, overhauling school lunches. >> to renovate, that is $50,000. >> the new push to give school kitchens more refrigerator space and fewer micro waves and can openers. >> an incredible lightning show. it did some damage to one south bay home. we'll have that story. >>> also, the big scare for some passengers on a delta flight. we'll explain. >>> i'm michael finney. lactose free and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> covering all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> boy, look at this. scary moments for passengers on a skywest plane. look at the flames shooting from the engine as it was on the tarmac in nashville. the plane was en route to cincin

wayne: oh hey, it's tv! jonathan: it's a new jet ski! - what! wayne: oops.any: oh my god! jonathan: it's a trip to jamaica! - ahh! wayne: lord have mercy. you've got the big deal of the day! - i'm gonna pick door number one! 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. thanks for tuning in. who wants to make a deal? dalmatian, come here, dalmatian , how are you doing, ashley? - how are you? wayne: good, good, good. welcome to the show. - thank you. wayne: which one are you? - i'm a dalmatian . wayne: which one? - just ashley dalmatian . wayne: because there were 101 so i was just thinking maybe you were one of them and you had a really cute name and a cute attitude,

at san quinton prison, wayne wayne freedman. >> according to the centers for disease control symptoms resemble pneumonia and can include cough, shortness of breath, high fever and headaches. >> the cdc says people get sick by breathing in mist or vapor. it is effectively treated with antibiotics. >> it doesn't seem very common there has been several cases including outbreaks and an illinois veterans homes. two deaths in canada are blamed on the illness. >> the heat is holding on. here is a live picture from walnut creek where temperatures are in the 90s. >> moving to san francisco and golden gate bridge temperatures a bit cooler because the fog has rolled in. spencer christian is here with our accuweather update. >> we had a couple of factors at work in this heat that has lasted longer than we thought. there was no significant cooling overnight. we started the day on a warm note. that ridge of high pressure, that high air mass slow to retreat. we have mainly sunny skies. a few clouds are around. a few high clouds and highs so far not quite so high as yesterday. some inland areas very

wayne: you have money on you already, what are you? - i am a money magnet, wayne. money.

wayne. >> reporter: inching is probably the right term, laura, just further to the clip that you playedre was place spokesman, we are also hearing that he is elaborate odd that saying that this really was too large of an tack to be carried out by one perna loan. he also witness onto say that the group that you mentioned. the network that this person is part of, must be thai citizens, but exactly what evidence he has for say that, or leads him to that conclusion we don't know. and he's also not elaborate on the ground exactly who he thinks that man is. that was caught in the scurry footage just before the blast took plays. still a lot of speculation as to exactly who he was, who this network is and stackly why this blast took place. >> and that shrine, wayne where the explosion took place is just behind you there. it's look i pretty busy. what is the mood like? >> reporter: it's certainly been very busy. i would have i velshi to say probably busier with international and local media than visitors, but the number has be creased. plenty of tears and emotion as you can imagine. >> reporter:

wayne joins us live from bangkok at the scene of tha blast.ve manhunt now under way, wayne, for the suspect in a yellow t-shirt. that's the latest we are -- what's the latest we are hearing on that? >> reporter: well, i have to say there have been very few details released on wednesday, much attention still focused, of course okay that footage is and exactly who that man, is exactly what his motives might have been but really not many details from the police or the government other than to say that he did not act alone. the police are saying that there are multiple people that never now looking for. than that an attack of this magnitude could not have been organized and planned, carried out by just one person. so they are now looking for more than just the man seen in that security camera footage. but like i say, exactly who he is, there are no further details that have been released as you say, the shrine now open for business, people have been coming here since this morning. paying their respects. leaving flowers, leaving messages of support

thankfully, wayne is in the studio. juan, talk about this a little bit. have we welcome so pc we can't call out another worker? this man clearly had issues on his manifesto. he said he wanted to start a race war. that's what he was going for. i don't know. in this day of pc-ness it almost feels like you can't say that because you might be accused of being a racist. >> well, no. in this case this guy said he had lots of trouble with black men. he was gay. he said he didn't like black men. if he was going to be try, he only wanted black women around. he had trouble with lots of people, eric, and that's where i don't think it's just racial. i think this was a mental issue. >> i find it interesting that -- i find it interesting that -- >> juan is drawing a comparison between this guy who shot -- who murdered somebody and steve jobs? >> no, no, no. >> about the workplace, i mean, we're dealing with mill wronz and millions of people that come together every day. >> let's stay on this point. part of the reason that this guy may have slipped through the cracks is

you have to find out what it is and how much higher wayne thinks this stuck will go. that's next.on't go away. music ♪ are you ready to go grab life by the gills. would you like to make an investment you know will pay off? then you belong at bass pro shops. where great gear, great prices and the great outdoors all meet up. >> before we say good-bye to jonathan and wayne, they'll give us their picks for this rocky market. let's start with you. >> one of the things that's pushing down stock prices is fear about credits. w wr de is an etf that goes up as credit spreads wideens and if the market keeps falling, this will do very well. >> you are a company you picked way back in may. it's way up since then. what's the stock? >> amberella, and it's in the drone business. i think that has a lot of growth left in it. >> great job, guys. eric will be back next week. thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. >> i'm bob massi. for 32 years i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real estate problems. from trying to save their home to closing maj

wayne freedman is live in the oakland hills.really a good and important reminder that we are all in danger. >> reporter: that's true. this quake was 4.0 which technically speaking is a little over the threshold at which most people begin to feel a quake. if you were in the east bay or standing here at ground zero it woke you up. life was good and pleasantly predictable for a couple of dogs in almeida this morning until 6:49 anyway. their reaction typical of anyone who felt the 4.0 quake a little past dawn. here is how it looked inside a 7:11 in oakland. >> we thought it was like some kind of like explosion or something. >> reporter: the epicenter this oakland neighborhood imagine awakening with the earthquake happening directly below you. >> i am glad this is underneath us. it is a really minor earthquake. >> gentle would be a relative term. >> we do consider it to be a possible source of a much larger earthquake. dr. burkeman measured the main

wayne hay is at the scene, first a report from veronica pedrosa. >> reporter: with the fire from the explosion burning, there was a race to reach survivors. as the emergency services moved, police tried to secure the area. a bomb exploded minutes before. and closed-circuit television shows the moment fear struck in the heart of bangkok, with people running for their live. the bomb went off close to the hindu shrine. twisted metal and debris was scattered across the street at a place popular with worshippers and tourists. several foreigners among those known to have died. >> i rushed to the scene after i heard the explosion. it destroyed motorbikes and body parts around. >> reporter: survivors were rushed to hospital. government officials say those behind the attack were trying to destroy thailand's economy and tourism industry. no group claimed responsibility for this. >> translation: the perpetrators are cruel and heartless, they intend to take lives. everyone nose at 7:00p.m. at the sh -- knows at 7:00p.m. at the shrine lots of people are arrangement, terrorists and worshippers. if

live in lake county on highway 20 wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> all right, wayne. thank you for that update. let's take one more look at the fire from sky 7 hd live. you can see all that scorched area, the scorched earth and the flames and that thick, dark smoke. as we mentioned earlier, 24 homes have been destroyed. that's in addition to 26 outbuildings. three other structures have also been damaged. all residents on the canyon road and spring valley have been ordered out. areas around both paradise canyon and jerusalem valley remain evacuated as well. the fire is impacting traffic on highway 20 and 53. now you can download our free abc 7 news app to get the latest information on the rocky fire. the abc 7 news app is free to download for smartphones tablets, as well as the apple watch. >>> to get the very latest on the weather conditions firefighters are facing out there. >> our accuweather update spencer. >> i'll give you a look at what's happening. the general bay area first, mainly sunny skies, breezy conditions in many locations and that is certainly the case

wayne, what is the very latest you are hearing there from the cit city?reporter: well, there is not a lot of detail being released about the security camera footage you mentioned and certainly the prime minister did comment on it earlier today very briefly and he said that he has seen it, it appears to be a suspect in that bombing because the footage is not of great quality and requires further investigation and really we have not heard too much more than that. there is no more detail about who that person might be or indeed there is no confirmation that he is definitely a suspect but really there has been very little other comment about who the government, the military thinks might be responsible for that blast. as far as the site itself goes the shrine behind me is still closed and will probably be closed for quite some time but being cleaned extensively on the road that runs in front of the shrine which was covered in debris after the blast and now being cleaned and now open for business back to the usual, congested self. so in some ways it's getting b

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal."me here, scarecrow. everybody else, have a seat. hey, dawn, the scarecrow. hello, yes, yes, hey. what do you do? - i'm a mom and i move people to other countries. wayne: you move people to other countries. - i do. where do you want to go? wayne: what do you do?

patriots signed veteran wide receiver reggie wayne who spent 14 years with the colts.ill has something left in the tank at age 36. the patriots believe it as well. they have banged up receivers on their roster and wayne may quickly become a tom brady favorite whenever brady is off of suspension. and sabre cats going to the arena bowl. their most dangerous, named wide receiver of the year.ñr scoring 44 touchdowns, he will lead the sabre cats. >> all right, thank you so much, larry, and thank you for joining us. abc 7 news continues on line, on twitter, facebook, on your mobile devices with your abc 7 news app. have a great night, we'll see you over on channel 7. so what dyou do last night? oh, i took advantage of a lonely, vulnerable woman. oh, right, right, right. hey, did you like it when i kissed the back of your knee? women don't know it, but that'sa major erogenous zone. so sexy. e been thinking about this a lot-- were you up all night, too? oh, no, i'm a guy. by "a lot," i mean the five minutes i've been awake. my bad. go on.

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america. welcome to "let's make a deal." three people right now. three people to make a deal with me. let's see. you right there. stand right down there for me. david, come on down there for me. and last but not least... let's see. you, the bee, come over here. everybody else have a seat.

wayne: oh hey, it's tv! jonathan: it's a new jet ski! - what! wayne: oops.ca! - ahh! wayne: lord have mercy. you've got the big deal of the day! - i'm gonna pick door number one! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal"! now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady. thanks for tuning in. who wants to make a deal? i love-- everybody else have a seat. hey, welcome to the show, how are you doing? - i'm great. wayne: everybody else sit down. now chloe, where are you from? - i'm from sarasota, florida. wayne: oh, florida, i'm from orlando.

wayne friedman live in oakland with a wild chain of evoents.his this wasn't just a car chase but an odyssey. it was a tourist from thailand who suffered a gunshot wound after his camera was taken from him. it was on lombard street, where it's the most crooked street in the world, the big tourist attraction. the victim was walking from columbus up lombard. two men approached. they came in a car and grabbed his camera. the man chased the robber trying to get his equipment. that's when the suspect shot him in the shoulder. the area where it happened is a well tourist traveled path. it left several tourists surprised and in shock. >> the camera stolen. all we've been doing is taking photos. so scared about the shootings after talking to someone earlier and it actually happened. leaving tomorrow, thank god. >> reporter: this chase unprecedented. so many police agencies involved. according to the san francisco police department their officers picked up the suspect car as it got on the -- they chased it up interstate 80, off powell street into emeryvi

wayne: old school and new school. jonathan: wayne! wayne: huh! - i'm taking the money! deal! jonathan: it's time for “let's make a deal.” now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to “let's make a deal.” i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in. here we go, three people let's go. the painting, the painting right there, come here, painting. right there... and the gaucho, i think you're a gaucho, yes. disco diva, right there, the disco lady, yes, ma'am. everybody, everybody else have a seat.

let's go to wayne in florence. wayne: i thought it was a good format that you had and jack did a good job. pretty much, i enjoyed the opportunity to get to know the candidates a little bit better. one of the questions that jack asked, i have a good answer for. he asked if it was time to have a woman on the $20 will and i think it is. i think we are missing the point if we do not pay attention to important women, namely the first ladies. it would be great to start with martha washington and have her on the bill for a year and go through each of the first ladies. it would take 45 years. do you would get a lot of support from republicans and democrats. i do not think the bushes would mind having a bush on the $20 bill and i do not think the clintons would mind having hillary on their. -- there. jack: i appreciate the feedback and there is no one better than the c-span viewers out there who pay attention to the important stuff to get some validation that we tried to do and it reflects the early states and the voters an

i am ken wayne. >> i am julie haener.and is talking about her reaction to yesterday's officer involved shooting and protests that followed. we spoke with a witness who said officers were justified. ktvu's cristina rendon joins us live from police headquarters with more on this story. >> reporter: we just heard from oakland police within the past hour. they will not be releasing video from the three body cameras the officers were wearing and they also are with holding the identity of the suspect who was shot and killed because they are still trying to identify his family. we can tell you the preliminary autopsy report shows the man died from gun shot wounds that entered the front part of his body. >> new day brought do you mean the spot where chaos played out on the streets wednesday afternoon. a witness wasn't surprised police opened fire on the suspect. >> if he dropped the gun

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it was an installer one to the one that we saw. >> wayne hay in bangkok. thanks >>> not long ago conventional wisdom called for a clinton bush contest. we look at how hillary clinton is struggling and donald trump is dominate ght the g.o.p. race. planned parenthood launches a counteroffensive against politicians taking away the group's federal funding. al jazeera america. >>> under fire and facing growing political pressures, planned parenthood is going on the offensive after the release of damaging undercover videos attempting to discredit the group and its mission. john ter et is here to explain. >> planned parenthood is facing the loss of $500 million due in part to a campaign started by an organization called the center for medical progress. now planned parenthood started a media campaign all of its own. >> i work at planned parenthood because i believe in educating women. >> planned parenthood is fighting back on one of the biggest assault in the groups. the attacks included footage claiming to show planned parenthood profits from the sale of foetal t

wayne freedman joins us with a raider nation revving up, wayne? >> reporter: revving up is not the word. these folks like to party. the question is, will they be partying here, next year? take a look. the raiders lease expires after this year. the team is threatening to leave wout a football-only facility in which to play. is this a real threat? honestly we have no answers. they're loyal, die hard and true blue as silver and black will ever get. >> we have hot wing s. >> you have raider earrings. >> i do. i want even tell you all of the raider things i have on. >> reporter: it's a culture, if we're to believe what we hear, it endangers one. >> i know they're going to go away. they went away before. >> i think it's terrible and a bad thing. i don't know why the city let's that happen. they're leaving big revenue here, and taking it somewhere else. >> reporter: it is complicated. the raiders threatened to move to los angeles where they hope to share a new stadium with the san diego chargers but the st. louis rams are pushing for an what la stadium a

wayne? >> reporter: good evening, dan. there's a party going on at the moment.hey're partying now. they weren't partying this time a year ago when this looked like a disaster area it was eventually declared. you know what they say, if you want to learn about yourself, get tested. napa's small business owners were tested and they've come through. in napa any tourist will tell you the charm has returned. it's in the food. it's in the wine. and maybe also in the stories that any local will share about that morning one year ago today. >> i thought a bomb went off and then explosions and we saw these blue lights coming up from the earth. >> i still wake up in the middle of the night and imagine that the earth is shaking. >> reporter: if you saw these pictures last year, the damage to napa may have shocked you. and then, like most of us, maybe you moved on. not store owner patricia who still deals with aftermath every

patriots trying to make it wayne. good, right? maureen: that was bad. doug: we'll take it. robert: couple more weeks. doug: we have showers schloyly moving west in the metro. in the next few hours they head west to the bay. expect rain in the area. once it's through the next few days are gorgeous. low to mid-80's. low humidity. i'll pinch myself. is this a dream or real? steve rudin has more at 11:00. maureen: don't pinch yourself. that hurts. take our word for it. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. join us at 11:00. have a great >>> tonight, wall street meltdown. the dow in freefall. plunging more than a thousand points. 401(k)s dropped thousands of dollars in just minutes. how safe are your savings? how solid is the economy. rebecca jarvis standing by. >>> american heroes. three boyhood friends receive france's highest honor taking down the terrorists on a train. tonight we're learning about a fourth american, a professor, now being called a hero. >>> ready to run? new clues that joe biden may take on hillary clinton. his meeting with president obama today. who

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wayne, missing in a free college education debate is how these left wing academics have raised college tuition prevent hitting middle class families really hard. what do you think? >> well, that's true. that's what i said. we can't pay for it as it is. the educational system, the higher educational system is out of control. you mentioned earlier about what jonathan is talking about. the arrogance that the government knows better than you how to distribute your money. >> they own you. >> that's what's way out of line. >> okay. we got to leave it there. >> i hope you are not against having a social safety net. the costs are out of control, and i would like to hear both parties talking about vocational training. not everybody needs four year college. >> we keep it coming. this is fun with the cashin in gang. we warned you about it, and now a warning from wal-mart, and the restaurant industry may be proving that raising the minimum wage is starting to have a maximum impact on jobs. that's next. d slamming shut] man's voice: you! woman's voice: you! you! you! [door slams shut] [both voices]

. >> wayne, where are you on this? i mean, there are so many avenues that could be. by the way, we're not just talking about trump's ideas or jeb's ideas. there's a mix of some of each of them. >> well, jonathan is. the rest of us may not be. jonathan is. it's obvious that you can't run the country this way. you've got to stop the illegal -- you say illegal alien. as i said, so many times on this program, when you start with the word illegal, you can't go anywhere after that. if it's illegal, it's against the law so you just got to do away with it. >> let me ask you this, though. if you do go ahead and say you're here and we're not going to prosecute you, we're not going to deport you, just -- how many more illegals are going to come across the border and declare that's your role? hopefully a not. tremendously productive. >>> a grandmother and her two grand daughters again. how many more of these mugshots are we going to have to put up before we say, okay, enough is enough? >> how many murders were occurred last -- yesterday by nonlegal immigrants. >> it's not how il