wayne: reasonably so.an analyze companies on only in terms of their domiciliaries but also where their expenses are for my currency perspective. our revenues being derived from it, you can look at a company's activities in many different ways. that, from an overall index perspective may not give you a true picture. that points to why the ftse 100 is different from the ftse 250 or 350. where of the revenues coming from? what currencies of a dominating in? you clearly have some winners and losers. investors, one of the things we stress, it is not necessarily the country we should be looking at. it is the company. academic clear look -- that can have a clear look. that can translate into some interesting results. revenue, aon-u.k. flow through in terms of how it will impact share prices. on the other side, companies exposed perhaps more domestically. theyr, or pound based, will have to pay more for oil, energy, raw materials. that has a detrimental effect in terms of the potential for profit. again, the devil

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

. >> and wayne ro let, jan parkins friday night. we have more from prince george's county where police are going door to door hoping to find answers. >>> police are confident that the person that shot five people inside of this home acted alone. they honed in on one man and they know his face but not his name. and they are asking for the public's help. >>> with what seems to be a gun in his hand, a man in a white t shirt with long dreadlocks sticking out from underneath the hat ran towards the home with five people. by 9:35, police say the man shot and ran away. today police released this surveillance captured in the neighborhood that appears to show the suspect's arrival and exit. they also released this. 30 minutes before the shooting investigators say that their suspect shopped at a liquor store. >> as you can see in it shows him nonchalant after shooting five people. there were drugs found in the home and they don't know if it played a role. >> we are working on a motive. we believe it was targeted to somebody in the house but w

his name is wayne allyn root. i don't know if that's his maserati. he was the libertarian party's vice presidential nominee in 2008. a talk show conspiracy theorist. he says he was at columbia university when president obama was supposed to be a student there as well and he, wayne allyn root, says he is quite sure obama never really went to columbia university. i mean, this is a variety of obama conspiracy theory that's a little obscure but one that donald trump has really been enthusiastic about. it's a conspiracy theory about barack obama that donald trump was still peddling less than two years ago. people for the american way reposted this from donald trump just the other day. donald trump initially posted this in 2014. attention all hackers, you are hacking everything else so please hack obama's college records. destroyed? and check place of birth. this is 2014. this was after donald trump supposedly gave up on the birder birther thing, right? he has always had the birther thing in reserve. he's never totally gone away from it. he has always like

he was quoting "the power of relentless" guy, wayne allyn root. in addition to "the power of relentless," in addition to claiming president obama didn't go to columbia, he said during the ebola crisis that if president obama wasn't somehow forcibly removed from office, we would all die from ebola. all of us. >> remove obama! or millions of americans die! that's an actual quote. >> that's an effective technique in a speech. to just let the other side's words hang out there on their own, unembellished. as actual literal quotes. while the audience laughs at them. that's a very effective technique. and there has been consternation in the media, i think in politics as well, as to whether it's possible to hold donald trump accountable as a presidential candidate for the more ludicrous and preposterous things that he tends to say as a cann candidate. just because of the sheer number of things he's said that fit that bill. how do you hold him to account for those things, make him answer for those things? it's one thing for mitt romney to give one remark o

anyway, good luck getting jobs, everybody, at wayne state if you don't take math. thank you, andrew. >> thank you very much. >> and what do you think about this? the prosecutor let college football players off the hook for drugs and guns because they are college football players. the "on the record" legal the "on the record" legal pan bp wind farms are monitored 24/7 at our remote operations center, so onsite teams can count on early warning of approaching weather. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. because safety is never b♪ing"dinner!"d. "may i be excused?" get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. >>> two university of alabama football players cleared of minor drugs and weapons charges and the d.a. says part of the reason is because they play football. cam robertson and hooty jones were arrested after police found marijuana and two guns in their car. one was stolen. but the parish louisiana da jones cited insufficient evidence and said this

wayne has been tracking trump for decades. 1991 biography of trump was just republished as an ebook with the title of "trump: the greatest show on earth -- the deals, the downfall, the reinvention. we spoke" 2 -- we spoke to wayne barrett at his home in brooklyn, where he is confined due to his battle with lung cancer. i began by asking barrett why he has tracked donald trump for so long. mr. barrett: when i started in the 1970's, he was this golden boy. he had not had much press, but it had all been very supportive because he was doing the grand hyatt, his first project in manhattan, and the city was down in the dumps, near broke duringg ththe 1970's, and he looked like the embodiment of a rising city, and he was getting that kind of press, though not much of it. soas at "the village voice," i took on -- i was a rookie, he was a rookie. we are about the same age. i'm a little older. notionook on this whole of, well, let's take a look at this guy who appears to be the answer to the city's very great financial-- grave problems

anyway, wayne, thank you. appreciate it. >> hey, thanks, sean. good to be with you. >>> coming up, is political correctness literally putting your lives at risk? when we come back, you're going to meet two whistleblowers, one that actually helped create the department of homeland security. the other from department of defense. guess what, when obama became president, they were both told to scrub the names of muslims that apparently and might have had terror ties. why did that order come down? zblmp >>> also tonight, we'll see jerry falwell jr. and franklin graham in studio to preview their meeting with donald trump hey! i like your ride. i just wanted to let you know... you can save a ton by switching to progressive, just like squirrel here. we offer great discounts, like responsible rider, paid in full, and homeowners. making us number one in motorcycle insurance. isn't this romantic. it was. going the distance to save you more. now, that's progressive. [ boss ] it is a very smart plan. so we're all on board? [ paul ] no. this is a stupid plan.

anyway, wayne, thank you. appreciate it. >> hey, thanks, sean. good to be with you. >>> coming up, is political correctness literally putting your lives at risk? when we come back, you're going to meet two whistleblowers, one that actually helped create the department of homeland security. the other from department of defense. guess what, when obama became president, they were both told to scrub the names of muslims that apparently and might have had terror ties. why did that order come down? zblmp >>> also tonight, we'll see jerry falwell jr. and franklin graham in studio to preview their meeting with donald trump tomorrow, trump and the evang evangelical community. we'll have that straight ahead. nexium 24 hour introduces new, easy-to-swallow tablets. so now, there are more ways, for more people... to experience... complete protection from frequent heartburn. nexium 24hr. the easy-to-swallow tablet is here. (mamost of the show. we missed (woman) and there's no way to restart it. (jon bon jovi) with directv there is. ♪ you see, we've got the pow

senator, start with what wayne la pe rare was saying.these investigation to anybody on one of these lists when they to go buy a gun, if it is pinged that investigations might be interrupted by this system, that director of the fbi said that was a problem. >> we have worked with the justice department in drafting this legislation and the justice has sent a letter supporting it, said it gives them a new tool, i do not believe mr. lapierre is correct on this. let me say this, john, this is really a national security issue. it isn't a gun control issue. let me explain why. the fbi has about a thousand ongoing investigations. john brennan told the intelligence committee on thursday in open hearing that isiv actively pursuing operations to commit attacks in the west and bring people in to western countries, whether it's through immigration, whether it's any other way. fact of the matter is that is well-known that terrorist can come into this country, they do not -- they are not on the list which is the database of ten situations where you can

live in cleveland, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> reporter: all right, thanks a lot wayne. and make sure to check us out on twitter throughout the game. we'll be breaking down game four live. you can follow me of course adonal we'll answer your questions during the postgame show. larry biel usually with us. he's attending his daughter's high school gratd waigsduation tonight. tomorrow college graduation. he's making a late surge for father of the year. we'll be back but for now we'll go to the abc 7 newsroom. >> larry has double duty. here tonight for high school and then down south for college tomorrow. >> busy weekend. >>> as you can see from the countdown clock on your screen we have just about 24 minutes to go until abc's game four cover ang begins. >> i'm getting excited. the warriors owner joe lake on and peter gub erlt did something really nice. they chartered a flight for roughly 120 full time employees to travel to cleveland to watch tonight's game. this is video provided by the warriors. as you can imagine, the workers were excited to get to the game to cheer on t

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wayne: i'm on tv. jonathan: it's a trip to napa! (gibberish) wayne: you've got the car!tchen! wow! - i'm going for door number two! 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. let's do it, who wants to make a deal? (cheers and applause) jane. everybody else, sit down, sit down, everyone, welcome to the show, jane, thanks for being here. - nice to meet you. wayne: so are you a hula hooper? - yes. wayne: or a hula hoopist. - hula hooper from the '50s. wayne: a hula hooper from the '50s. can you demonstrate the old school...

wayne -- wayne freedman, abc7 news. the series returns on saturday and monday is game four at the shark tank, if you prefer. >> from hockey to basketball, they are your home for every nba final game. we are less than 24 hours from game one. dub nation is excited and alt nervous too. we all are a bit. the warriors take on the cavaliers and abc7 news was there for media day. the players from both teams answered questions about basketball and the biggest reveal was when steph curry casually mentioned how he travels around town. >> they were talking about all three things going on. that in a nutshell speaks volumes about how much sports means to the fans around here. >> did you just say you were in an uber? >> of course. >> of course, right? why wouldn't he be. abc7 is where you can catch all of the nba finals games. our coverage is tomorrow with abc7 news at 4:00 followed by world news tonight and special warriors pre game coverage on abc7 news at 5:00. then at 5:30, abc's coverage of game one begins with the warriors and

for more news@kpix.com for more news@kpix.com ,,,,,, wayne: yes, whoo! - money! wayne: hey!make a 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. right now, if i pick you, stay exactly where you are. i'm looking for traders on the aisle. let's see. i'm going to go with you, you, you and you. everybody else, sit down for me. everybody else have a seat. step on out here, earl. earl, nice to meet you, sir. - good to meet you, wayne. wayne: earl, what are you dressed as? - someone that's going to win on "let's make a deal"!

anyway, good luck getting jobs, everybody, at wayne state if you don't take math.>> thank you very much. >> and what do you think about this? the prosecutor let college football players off the hook for drugs and guns because they are college football players. the "on the record" legal panel is next. ♪ and while we're at it, let's give you back your 'do ♪ ♪ and give her back the guy she liked before you ♪ ♪ hey, that's the power to turn back time. ♪ (vo) get the ultimate all-included bundle. call 1-800-directv. but can your multivitamin to be healthy. do more for your immune health? now one a day has the first multivitamin with probiotics to support the 70% of your immune system that's found in your digestive tract. new one a day with probiotics. your multi with more. they found out who's been who? cking into our network. guess. i don't know, some kids in a basement? you watch too many movies. who? a small business in china. a business? they work nine to five. they take lunch hours. like a job? like a job. we tracked them. how did we do that? we have some new guys

wayne -- wayne freedman, abc7 news.he series returns on saturday and monday is game four at the shark tank, if you prefer. >> from hockey to basketball, they are your home for every nba final game. we are less than 24 hours from game one. dub nation is excited and alt nervous too. we all are a bit. the warriors take on the cavaliers and abc7 news was there for media day. the players from both teams answered questions about basketball and the biggest reveal was when steph curry casually mentioned how he travels around town. >> they were talking about all three things going on. that in a nutshell speaks volumes about how much sports means to the fans around here. >> did you just say you were in an uber? >> of course. >> of course, right? why wouldn't he be. abc7 is where you can catch all of the nba finals games. our coverage is tomorrow with abc7 news at 4:00 followed by world news tonight and special warriors pre game coverage on abc7 news at 5:00. then at 5:30, abc's coverage of game one begins with the warriors and th

wayne: hey! jonathan: it's a trip to iceland! wayne: you got the big deal of the day!'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. who wants to make a deal? (cheers and applause) come here, monkey. jason the monkey, stand right there for me. everybody else have a seat, jason, how are you doing, sir? - great, great fan of yours on whose line is it anyway, clowning with drew carey, awesome. wayne: thank you very much, jason, i've got a little something for you, i've got a gift card.

and wayne, this is really getting bad. >> reporter: it has been bad for a long time.ld sell them eventually. but some of the cars have been here for months. look at the dirt on the windshield. look at sign. not ready for retail sale. over there, it said stop sale. this is a volkswagen and obviously the reason they don't have a fix figured out as to how they get the cars repairs and back on the road. it is not just diesel cars but cars with takata airbags. a lot are filled with them. he's the biggest car dealer in sonoma family, selling bugs in the 1800s and never before has henry or his staff faced a challenge as difficult as the one on this and other lots. >> how many cars on this ñrlot? >> on thisc lot here, 150. >> and how many of those can you sell? >> about a third. >> as a volkswagen dolor, many of these car --/o! dealers, man are diesel and some are brand-new.hmñ yesterday's $14.8 billion settlement begins to address the issue of fixing them but don't expect it to come easily, not with 71,000 cars in california alone. fixes might begin in late fall but dealers

for more now we go to wayne freedman who is live in oakland. wayne? >> reporter: and yet here in california, consumers still are not happy. california played a large role in this negotiation. first of all, due to the size of the state. it is the world's sixth largest economy. 70,000 of those suspect cars were sold here. and then there is the fact that it -- when it comes to environmental regulations, california sets emission standards. if you drive a volkswagen with a diesel logia, you heard the announcement this morning. >> it is the largest settlement ever with a automaker and the largest settlement ever in the context of the clean air act. >> reporter: settlements from volkswagen totaling $14.7 billion after an independent investigation revealed that the car company had rigged vehicles to pass emissions tests when on the road the same cars were 40 times over the legal limit. the company ceo had apologized and resigned but that proved small consolation for owners like jason mark of oakland, who has a 2010 turbo diesel station waggen. >> volkswagen d

abc news reporter wayne freedman joins you us live from the arena. wayne? >> reporter: and we can report that the stanley cup is in the house. the revered trophy since 1892 is here. and the worst case scenario for the sharks the pittsburgh penguins will be on the ice celebrating with it. the sharks wafrnnt to see that trophy go back to san jose permanently. the job of taking care of that cup not to be taken lightly. we found him at the arena just beyond the shadow of mario lemieux. he was handheld once again answering e-mails from around the world. >> i don't know if anyone can really get used to this. >> reporter: for phil pritchert it's that time of year where everyone wants to talk from tv networks to average joes all because of what he carries around in the trunk of his car or takes on airplanes or sleeps with in hotel rooms. yes, that's the stanley cup and it's all documented on social media. >> 94,000 followers. that's what i have? >> reporter: as any hockey fan will tell you, this is a holy grail of their sport. when a team wins the stanley cup, ever

abc 7s news reporter wayne freedman is there live with the latest. wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, dan. to our knowledge, that search for the shooter is still going on in vallejo. we say to our knowledge because we have not heard from valet row police for several hours. we know just before 1:00 p.m. in the ickor store behind me there was a shooting in the parking lot. one man dead. identities, motives yet to be determined. neighbors say this has become an all too common sight on the streets of vallejo, police tape, shell casings, a man shot dead. it happened within just a few feet of courtney purdue who was parking her car. >> he had a wound to the head. >> was he moving? >> from what i could see. i didn't see him moving but they say he was still breathing. >> reporter: the suspect left the scene and led them on a chase through the neighborhood. they described him as being african many american or hispan hispanic. sandy sing works in the store. he said he haird more than he saw. >> i was kind of shaking at that moment. like shook up. that's all. >> repo

wayne: yes, whoo! - money! wayne: hey! jonathan: it's a trip to iceland!al of the day! - let's make a 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, you know what we do. every single day, we give cars away, trips. we try to at least, three people, let's go. (cheers and applause) let's see, lady with the rose in her hair, lady with the rose in her hair, come on over here, melissa, right there. bang bang, bang pow, come here bang pow. and lastly, the snowman, i think you are a snowman, yes.

. >> reporter: wayne chung and julie anne parry provided abc news with the footage, most of which can'toadcast under abc's standards. >> i was shocked. breeds that americans know very well. >> you walk towards the slaughter house and you just hear screams. >> reporter: many waiting to be killed appear to have collars, they say. >> there are gangs of men that maraud the streets and will steal dogs off the streets because they know they can get 40, $50 if they ship dothem dow for a dog meat festival. >> reporter: it's been a tradition in china for centuries. they believe it will bring good luck. >> it's not wide spread. there are a few pockets where it's still ongoing and they believe dog is healthy for their body. >> two of the men picked up metal poles and were hitting them in their hands and i remember sitting next to wayne thinking this might be where i die. >> reporter: the activists also found farms outside the city where dogs are being raised for slaughter. under chinese law, it is legal to sell dog meat and in a statement, the chinese government called it the food preference of in

. >> wayne÷ú freedmanxd is here wa wayne?at what is changing her. >> reporter: nothing changed ko xcept for a weakening of european currencies, compared to the dollar. short term, that is good news if you're planning on going vacation in europe. it's not good news if you work or own a company that works for tourists. union square. when you consider how much tourists spend here, nobody knows better than karen, who began selling art to them the same time britain joined the eu. >> i heard about the stock market more than anything else. >> reporter: it's connected in a city like san francisco, relying on tourists. lombard street is free, but meals? here is a danish tourist talking about eating here and at home. >> and $10 and $20 more. >> per day? 1 >> no. per meal. >> reporter: that is before the values dropped today. at pacific union exchange, the owner showed us a 20 pound note that had been worth $30 yesterday. today? >> $27.50. >> it's a case of trickle down economics, possibly coming to roost. let's ask a san francisco inst

. >> wayne÷ú freedmanxd is here wa wayne?t what is changing her. >> reporter: nothing changed ko xcept for a weakening of european currencies, compared to the dollar. short term, that is good news if you're planning on going vacation in europe. it's not good news if you work or own a company that works for tourists. union square. when you consider how much tourists spend here, nobody knows better than karen, who began selling art to them the same time britain joined the eu. >> i heard about the stock market more than anything else. >> reporter: it's connected in a city like san francisco, relying on tourists. lombard street is free, but meals? here is a danish tourist talking about eating here and at home. >> and $10 and $20 more. >> per day? 1 >> no. per meal. >> reporter: that is before the values dropped today. at pacific union exchange, the owner showed us a 20 pound note that had been worth $30 yesterday. today? >> $27.50. >> it's a case of trickle down economics, possibly coming to roost. let's ask a san francisco insti

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody.o much for tuning in. who wants to make a deal? let's go. ladyight there, eileen. eileen. come on, eileen. everybody else have a seat. eileen, let's... everybody else, sit down, sit down. eileen, nice to meet you. - nice to meet you. wayne: hey, hey. so what do you do, eileen? - i'm a nurse. wayne: you're a nurse. give her a round of applause. so what are you dressed as? - i'm a double latte.

wayne: who wants to look fancy? - go big or go home. wayne: you've got the big deal.han: it's a new living room. you won zonk bobbleheads. - that has to be the biggest deal of forever. 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." what's going on? i'm wayne brady. thank you so much for tuning in. one person-- let's make a deal, shall we? shall we make a deal? let's see. with the red hair right there. pink, red, tutu, you, all that. come here. whatever you are. hey. sierra. - yes. wayne: nice to meet you, sierra.

wayne: who wants to look fancy? - go big or go home! wayne: you've got the big deal!uff away. jonathan: it's a new living room! you've won zonk bobbleheads. - that has to be the biggest deal of forever! 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. you sound great, jonathan. jonathan: thanks, man. wayne: i need somebody to make a deal with me right now. there you are-- the firefighter. come on over here. everybody else have a seat, please. have a seat. have a seat.

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal."ual, three people, let's make a deal. let's go. you! yes, ma'am, stand right there for me. and in the yellow, in the yellow right there, yes, stand right there. and you, sir, right there. bernard. all right, bernard, careful with that, bernard.

abc 7's wayne freedman is in pittsburg. >> reporter: this was before game five of the stanley cup inttsburgh tonight. >> it's going to happen tonight. >> winning tonight, everyone here knows it. >> yeah, we threw the one game so we could win back at home. >> reporter: for pittsburgh, this was to be where they won the game, and the streak would finally end. the last time it happened here it was the pirates in 1960, but sharks fans had a feeling. >> it's all about the good vibes, it can happen. >> scores! >> reporter: by hockey standards it did. it's not likely that anyone here ever before saw four goals for the first five minutes of a stanley cup playoff game or five in the first period, but that is how it went. the sharks scored first and scored last. >> and somebody asked you how to explain how you got on the board early. was there a difference tonight? >> yeah, i think we had a little more jump. i think we started -- dictated the play early on. >> and if you're the wife of joe thornton? she is now part of the crowd anxious to return to pittsburgh and maintain the streak. >> you sou

he's being called the lone ranger and the john wayne of southern oregon. ==terry/2shot== >>> he is being called the lone ranger and john wayne of southern oregon. >> this man hopped on his horse to capture a suspected bike thief without laying a hand on him. >> we have this story of this incredible good samaritan. >> reporter: pretty good with a rope i guess. >> i don't know about good but it worked today. it worked today. >>> most days robert is roping cattle and kids, not criminals. >> i'm a cowboy. >> reporter: but his routine took a turn when he went to pick up dog food at the local walmart. >> i hear a lady screaming stop him, he stole my bike. >> reporter: the bull rider could tell the man was getting away so he got back up. >> grabbed old gray out of the trailer and went for him. >> reporter: rob was landscaping at the store when it happened. snapping these pictures of the cowboy hero. >> action. >> he did it so well. i thought he must be in a rodeo or something. >> roped him and the rope went around his feet. >> reporter: he held him until police a

wayne mcneil is a survivor of a random shooting attack outside his alabama home in 2012. he's also a gay man who has visited the pulse nightclub several times and he joins me now from orlando momentarily. he'll be with us and we'll talk to him about his experiences and what he is hoping just might potentially happen, especially with the u.s. senate vote with four proposals tomorrow. >>> there's no better way to really understand the terror that unfolded in the pulse nightclub one week ago today than to hear it firsthand from the survivors themselves. here they are in their own words. >> it was a great night. just laughter. >> shots were going all over the police. you start feeling -- you can tell at that moment it felt like a war room. there was a lady who was shot next to me and i started to duck and i'm turning around, as i'm turning around i see the gun, i don't see the guy but i see the gun because of all of the fire coming out. >> it went with the beat almost until you heard just too many shots. it was just like, bang, bang, bang. >> we started running and unfortunat

that you have lil wayne. lil wayne let's be honest, he has been okay. you know, he is past his prime. lil wayne and two chains have a new album. bryson filler. >> yes. >> r and b guys. >> this dude, he sold a million record with no features which is unheard of in hip-hop and r and b. for that guy to come out. >> you have dj kali, travis scott. >> yes, we love dj, he is on beyonce's tour but what he does, he brings out celebrity guests, with him on the stage. i'm exited to see who dj will bring. >> yes. >> and dj mustard. >> he is better as a producer then a performer. we will take mustard good what about designer, stand up, stand up, stand up. >> what was that. >> designer. >> yes. >> okay. you know i'm honest. designer, he future, i'm just on tv, thank you. designer has one song called and a we have been hearing it a million times. he will come out do that one song and then leave. cold play, rihanna, i'm excited. >> it is pretty good. >> this is a really good line up. >> i like her new song,. >> just say what you came for. >> what did you come for. >>

wayne: yes! whoo! - money! wayne: hey!o iceland. - (screams) wayne: you've got the big deal of the day! - let's make a 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. this is our first show of 2016. welcome to a brand new year. that's why i've gone back stage. i made sure personally that every prize is brand new. nothing's been used. except the one car that i drove around in a little bit because mine was busted so i just wanted to floss a little bit. i looked good in it. right now, three people, let's go.

from oakland, in pittsburgh, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> leave it to wayne freedman to turn his afternoon lunch into a two-minute story about pittsburgh. >> pretty much. >> only wayne can do that. the excitement here really ramping up as we head into game one of the nba finals tomorrow night at oracle. >> today was media day ahead of tomorrow's game and though this year's series features the same two teams as last year, stars from both side scoffed at the idea that this is a true rivalry. >> abc 7 news reporter laura anthony live at oracle. >> reporter: it's not often that you see steph curry get irritated at least not at a press conference but we saw it today when curry was asked if he was trying to topple king james. >> i'm not in the business of ranking or debating who's what. >> reporter: steph curry wasn't taking the bait at media day for the nba finals saying his game isn't about comparing himself to lebron james. >> that's not what i'm playing for, to be the face of the nba, to be this or that or to take lebron resists throne or whatever. you know, i'm trying to -- we're chasing ri

abc 7's wayne freedman is in pittsburg. >> reporter: this was before game five of the stanley cup inttsburgh tonight. >> it's going to happen tonight. >> winning tonight, everyone here knows it. >> yeah, we threw the one game so we could win back at home. >> reporter: for pittsburgh, this was to be where they won the game, and the streak would finally end. the last time it happened here it was the pirates in 1960, but sharks fans had a feeling. >> it's all about the good vibes, it can happen. >> scores! >> reporter: by hockey standards it did. it's not likely that anyone here ever before saw four goals for the first five minutes of a stanley cup playoff game or five in the first period, but that is how it went. the sharks scored first and scored last. >> and somebody asked you how to explain how you got on the board early. was there a difference tonight? >> yeah, i think we had a little more jump. i think we started -- dictated the play early on. >> and if you're the wife of joe thornton? she is now part of the crowd anxious to return to pittsburgh and maintain the streak. >> you sou

wayne: yes, whoo! - money! wayne: hey! jonathan: it's a trip to iceland!e 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. let's make a deal. who wants to make a deal? there's a potato sack over there. come on, sack. everybody else have a seat. hey, penny. penny the potato sack, all the way from idaho. how are you doing? - i'm so excited to be h

she understands this better than wayne but wayne has a better voice.uld you like to have a party where myself and others travel the country and work for a long time. that was shorter than i thought. i was supposed to maybe be able to pull it out at the convention and i pulled it out two months before the convention. do you remember -- do you remember what they said 1237. that's the delegates. he cannot reach that number. he cannot reach that number. and i kept saying, what's the big deal? and one of the people, who probably hasn't quite given up yet -- one of the people was trying to buy up all the second ballot people, right. i kept saying let them have them. it's expensive to get them. and, by the way, i spent less money than any other candidate and i ended up in first place and they ended up -- so now i hear after beating them fair and square. i beat them fair and square. a couple of commentators that are negative people, actually, most of them are. a couple of commentators that are negative people who said whether you like it or you don't. he beat

scott broom, wusa9. >>> wayne rollette worked for tegna. the tyson company that owns wusa9 and president and ceo say that wayne was a loyal and dedicated employee and a friend to many. we are shocked and saddened by this tragic loss. >> >>> now to a developing story. a noted civil rights figure walter fonroy is being held in jail. arrested this morning as he got off of a flight from dubai. chris johnson broke the story on twitter and has more exclusive details. bruce, this is a bizarre story. it has lasted for several years. >> you are right. the reverend walter fonroy left incredible circumstances and some of his private friends questioning his mental state and they put together a plan and seeing walter fonroy escorted back here by assume of associates. they didn't plan on turning him into customs and border police at dulles airport. this is what he looks like right now the mugshot taken inside the loudoun county jail where he is undergoing intake screening. >> my first question you didn't bring him back knowing he was going to be arrested

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: welcome, everybody, to "let's make a deal." a very special episode, this is our tony awards episode, this sunday on cbs-- you can't spell tony without cbs. yes, you can, that's wrong. it's inaccurate, completely inaccurate. who loves the theater? (cheers and applause) i see a witch, i think you're dressed as elphaba, come on down.