wayne barrett has been tracking trump for decades.nook titled, "trump: the greate earth: the deals, the downfall, the reinvention." toonzeznd i wayne barrett at his home where he largely has been confined due to his battle with lung cancer. we asked wayne barrett about donald trump's unkempt promise -- and kept promise. >> i think that is one of the stories. times" andthink "the "the washington post" have been excellent stories -- and politico, excellent stories on his atlantic city debacle, really, but he made a commitment in atlantic city and tony wightman was the city's housing commissioner who went to work for donald. housing was hispecialty and gliedman helped negotiate these. four out of five mayors went to jail during the time that donald was dominant. he had incredible relationships with most of them. but he signed these agreements because he was getting city-owned property near the taj . he was getting all kinds of agreements regarding roadways and access to trump castle which is at the marina, not on the boardwalk. so for th

amy: wayne, you u have been doig this work for decades. here you are after following donald trump for almost half a century, publishing a book again, revised and updated book on donald trump. what keeps you going? >> donald does, these days. i have been very sickk. so i decided when he started emerging, which was a total surprise to me, really, that he -- if i open big my door, i've had 50 or 60 reporters through here. i kept on my old trump files. most of them are in the basement, some are down and the house in ocean city. reporters have come through here. one team of two spent three days in my basement. so i have been an open door to every reporter. i haven't written much myself, one little peas, but i intend to write some. i think it is a civic duty. amy: why? than that he is someththing unlike anything -- u know, i'm a democrat. i am a liberal democrat. voted in my life for candidates on the republican line. not often, but sometimes. is i think this is a man who qualified toly not runn the trump organization. he is not fit to run the t

and we met on wayne's private jet. he is remarkably attached to wayne.huge screen. what's happening? >> what's happening is it's the fulfillment of a life-long dream. >> that dream includes a sprawling ranch, home to 60 horses. >> you can't have my ear. >> what is the worth of this particular arabian? >> i have been offered over $800,000 for him. and i turned it down. >> it's perfect for the arabian brid breed. and look at this, they train in an arabian horse swimming pool. >> it would be equivalent to five miles on a track with no stress at all on their legs. >> you always go back to your animals to kind of keep you at peace? >> yes. >> and on the straight and narrow? >> yes. >> you never hear anything bad but you, man. >> you haven't talked to the right people. so this is the red room. >> ooh, the red room. i've heard about this. >> you can tour wayne's world. it's now open to the public. the red room, beneath the ceiling an elm, he hosted several presidents, michael jackson, frank sinatra and dean martin. >> everything in here from presidential letter

and i know wayne is great lful, too. >> to wayne. 16 year old allen wayne row let is one of three victims fatally shot friday night in this district heights neighborhood. tonightry let's family and friends and even people who didn't know him gathered to remember him. the group came together just steps away from the house wherery 5 a the year old january marie clark of dunbar avenue in landover were fatally shot along with two other who survived h this attack. we were told that i let had a wide network of friends who enjoyed riding motorcycles with. friends say they never imagined this happening to their loved ones. lawrence sylvester rogers jr. is charged in a deadly attack. even so, the motive still remains a mystery. it's odd to everyone because wayne was a spiritual guy, a really nice person. what we had in common is motorcycles, the harleys. a very nice guy, spiritual, family man. and just a good overall person. neighbors in nearby capital heights where the suspect lived paint a very different picture of the gunmen. they were too scared to talk to us on camera and the home where roger

wayne, good day to you. give me your thoughts on mike pence as a running mate.a good ticket for conservatives? >> it's a good ticket for america, actually. basically what you have, you have two men that love america. you have two men that want to fix what has happened over the last 7 1/2 years. they want to bring america back together again. for the betterment of all of its citizens. i believe pence -- trump-pence can do that. >> okay. wayne, though, look at some of the numbers here from polls. specifically ohio and pennsylvania. both key battleground states. donald trump earning literally zero percent of the african-american vote. can you explain why he is so unappealing to minority voters and what would you as a member of the national diversity coalition for trump say to change folks' minds? >> probably the reason he's polling at 0%, is maybe because nobody's asking black americans. because there are a lot of black americans that are out there right now, such as myself, that know about donald trump. i actually have interviewed him a few times, sat and talked.

wayne: yes! whoo! - money! wayne: ey! jonathan: it's a trip to iceland.now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady. we came to make deals, let's go, who wants to make a deal? you do, julie, come here. everybody else, sit down. sit down. - oh my god! wayne: oh my god! - sorry. wayne: no, it's okay, nice jump. hey, julie. - can i have a hug? wayne: yes, come here. aw, you... good, strong hug. so what do you do, julie? - i'm a marketing monster! wayne: a marketing monster, okay.

wayne: yes! whoo! - money! wayne: hey! jonathan: it's a trip to iceland. 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. here we go. who wants to make a deal? two people. you in the middle. and the doctor, the doctor. alberto. everybody else have a seat. have a seat. let's get this started. let's get this on the road. angelica. - yes. wayne: nice to meet you, angelica. - likewise. wayne: so what do you do? - can i get a hug? wayne: oh, come here. that is the best part of this job, for real.

is: wayne isaacs african-american. and delrawn small was african-american. how is his family coping? his four-month-old was in the car. >> the family is coping, but, you know, black folks deal with tragedy does and i think at one point, the family members made -- we were at a press conference with charles barron and she said, i used to watch it on tv and i would see you there with -- i never thought it would be me standing here with you because someone in my family got killed. that black lesson people take out is that we are born having committed a capital offense, which is breathing while black. as the economic crisis in the united states worsens and people looking for explanations as why their lives are getting worse, the fallback in this country has always been that it is black folks fault. and when you compound that with the militarization of the police department, you know, all of the different weapons, the response he saw in ferguson when the began.s the militarization of police department across the country, not just physical equipment but mentality o

. >> wayne nelson work the rnc in cleveland and came right to philadelphia to sell hillary clinton trts and hats. >> i didn't see even an argument out here. everyone was peaceful, very peaceful. >> even with the big protest philadelphia police reported no property damage and no local arrests. just over one disorderly conduct citations issued to proteste prs nate went to out of towners. the seven people who made headlines breaking through the dnc security gates they're all from out of town, too. >> i guess it doesn't really surprise me. >> very peaceful experience with the police here. >> reporter: most praised the city's security plan commissioner richard ross took a hands-on approach. >> i was quite impressed. >> everyone felt safe here. that's the most important thing. >> reporter: in center city, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >> more e-mail trouble for hillary clinton's camp tonight. >> fbi and justice department are investigate a computer hack of clinton's presidential campaign saying in statement that it's internal systems were not compromised. the up truce was discovered by p

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody.you so much for tuning in, three people, let's do it. let's see, let's see, the queen. the queen right there, come on, queen esther, stand right there for me. lady in the red dress, svetlana, stand right there, and lloyd, come on over here, lloyd. everybody else have a seat. hi, esther. - hi, how are you? wayne: hey sweetheart, so you're the prom queen.

wayne: five-week-old?

wayne freedman was in the courtroom today and he joins us live. wayne, is this the end of it? >> not quite the end of it. but what we had today was a preliminary ruling on the class-action settlement. and it was worth more than $10 billion to american car owners alone. there are almost $5 billion more in environmental mitigation and a program to promote zero emission vehicles. attorneys walking from the federal building to a group of waiting reporters. in sports we would say they are en route to the post-game. and this is a exercise in public relations. >> we're pleased that judge has approved the settlement. this is a significant step forward for volkswagen. the company has wanted to do right by its consumers and do right by the environment and we think this settlement will achieve that. >> unlike most other class-action cases, plaintiffs have known details for almost a month. >> it is the largest settlement ever in the context of the filter act. >> it has been roughly nine months since independent testing exposed volkswagen for cheating on emission tests of diesel cars to ac

betty: let's go back to wayne worden. up a chart for our viewers that shows think and the reality, -- rally -- that upws zinc and the rally, over 50% since earlier this year. some are saying this rally sets the tone for other metals, that in fact where zinc goes, other metals go. do you agree? wayne: i think it will be a mixed performance across the middle. generally, we expect the middle -- metals index to rise. and the data in china signals stability in china is good for metals. but like your earlier discussion eluded to, -- alluded to, china is becoming a consumer driven economy. we have seen the private side continued to sink while the public side is calling up the balance sheet. that tells us housing will continue to cool in china in the second half of the year. that is not great for copper and things like iron ore. on the consumer side, it is holding up very well. we can expect to see cyclical upturn in, consumption in the u.s. as well. this means it will improve across asia. that is good for nickel and think. . zin

. >> wayne freedman is at a turkish restaurant in san francisco tonight. wayne, what are people there saying about the attempted coup that is going on in the home country? >> reporter: well, larry, they are saying they want more information. mostly, one benefit to living in an international city at a time like this, you could always get reaction. ala turka restaurant here is a very good example. the food and the language are second nature to these folks. they have been watching closely. a lot has changed since the last revolution in 1980. every man came here for freedom, they said. most of them are kurds, which would explain where they thought the government in turkey has become repressive. here is max, who owns the restaurant. >> i'm worried. we want a democratic country. we don't want a dictator country -- >> so this is good? >> it is good for everybody. politically. >> you are saying revolution is good? >> yes. it is for everybody's good. >> so as we watch this evolve on multiple streams, they are doing so but not with pleasurement and if you come back

wayne nick ham knows that.hing new every day. >> cf new man from the outside t of clifton and it's from 1871 to 1872. >> wayne, by the way used to be mayor here and he's a currentret council member he's not just random guy spitting out facts. s >> i'm just saying.>> >> he actually notice what he's talking iy about.. wayne, is it true there was was wayne nick ham day here inen clifton. >> there was. that was on -- yes, that was>> o my birthday 60th birthday. bth we had county of fairfax officials came out y, it was -- yes. wayne nick ham day.wae ni >> that's awesome. >> back of peterson's ice creame shop. >> you know a lot about thisw ao town. >> right. you told me a fascinating storyo earlier about baseball in thisii town because it used to bed toe tradition in this town.ins t >> well, back in 1871 basicallyc it was a baseball team.eam. they said they played game.ye gm they played game on fourth ofurf july and all this other kind ofo stuff i was wondering why the game -- how do i know us baseball because the gu

. >> i like wayne newton. >> i said wayne newton? >> i heard you say wayne newton. i like him.kes me a schmuck. >> filling blank tape is the hardest thing there is. >> why is it so hard do you think? >> because you have no excuses. a guy with a pen has really no excuses. >> reporter: on cbs this morning in 2012, marshall explained how an uncertain ending contributed to the big screen magic of "pretty woman." >> we didn't have an ending and then we finally had a fairy tale ending and i said julia, tell the story about the girl in the tower. just tell it. it will >> so what happened after he climbed up the tower and rescued her? >> she rescues him right back. with you ♪ each year kids miss 22 million school days due to illness. but lysol kills 99.9% of cold and flu viruses. come on! ♪ come on. ♪ ♪ p&g. proud sponsor of moms. introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. ♪ so wthhen e carpet is looking a bit grubby i use resolve carpet foam. spray the area. work the foam into the carpet. let it dry, and now you just vacuum! so much be

. >> 20-year-old dottie collins pitched for the fort wayne daisys. >> it was very popular.pack them in fort way wayne. >> one may nor league player who felt the squeeze of the draft, he was pitching for the st. paul saints when uncle sam sent him a draft notice. >> i ended up in the combat engineers, jumping off of cliffs, blowing up wrijs and obstacles. >> it would be a year before martin shipped off for north africa but he got a taste of what laid ahead. >> the commanding officer was demonstrating dynamite and stuff and it went off and killed him. >> as he continued training in the swamps of louisiana, bob feller already decided he department want a kushy naval assignment chblt i left the program and went to war college and took my assignment aboard the battleship alabama. was commissioned in norfolk. >> did anybody say wait a second, how did you get to be a chief so fast? >> a lot of the chiefs were regulars and they didn't like it. i told them i don't care if you like it or not. i came in to win a war and tonight one. >> it's rough on monte irvine in more ways that one.

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: well, hello, america.need one person. i think i'm going to go with the lady die down front. everybody else have a seat. stand right there for me. trina, nice to meet you. how are you doing, miss trina? - nice to meet you. wayne: what do you do? - i'm a case manager for a law firm. wayne: well, welcome to the show.

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody. wayne brady. you know what we do, three people, let's make a deal. (cheers and applause) spoon. the oh deer, yes, the oh deer, and william, come on over here, william. everybody else, have a seat. raquel, stand between them, william, stand over here for me. everybody have a seat. hey, cheryl, nice to meet you. - hi, wayne.

>> wayne: rarely.cessive amount of strife are very unusual. >> whitaker: you think that is all because of this limited amount of space they have? >> wayne: it is. >> whitaker: and on some primal level, they long for more space. at least 13 have been killed in traffic in recent years, trying to move on. it's a double-edged sword: being penned in, the lions can't get out to the wide-open spaces away from the city; and the incestuous inbreeding will only get worse if lions from the wilderness can't get in to mate and strengthen the gene pool. but there is a possible solution. it's an ambitious plan to build the animals an overpass on the 101 freeway to open up a migration route. it's been done elsewhere in the world- this one crosses the trans-canada highway in banff national park. at the proposed site on the 101, the freeway is 10 lanes wide, traveled by 175,000 cars a day. it would be a complicated, costly project. >> riley: it would be an amazing statement to say, "okay, we care this much in southern c

, the sky is the limit. >> we got lil wayne out at the playhouse last night. >> you hear hillary used my lyrics in a speech? >> no. >> yeah! >> >> that's right. >> jean claude van damme can't take it anymore. he's over it. he was doing an interview via satellite with this australian tv show. he basically has a total meltdown, stands up and is like -- >> what the [bleep] is going on, australia? what the [bleep] is going on? >> last time i interviewed him, i got him to try vegemite. i don't know why he exploded. >> you carry vegemite on you? >> he carries vegemite but not a condom. [laughter] >> john gray, he's a pastor

. >> that is where wayne freedman is live for us tonight. wayne? >> reporter: there are elements we don't want to show you. something to help mofrs do their job and there are certain elements we can show you. that is the highway patrol vehicle keeping people from going in. if you look to the right there are more police officers guarding a creek, because they expect this person they're looking for may have tried to escape through the creek. let's begin with a search here in calistoga roughly three hours ago. police saying they want residents to stay away. this is the suspect who got away from what appears to have been an usual arrest. we have video for you. calistoga police car you'll see there. we're hearing but have not yet confirmed to get the suspect it rammed the vehicle and possibly unconfirmed the suspects. a suspect, has been taken away on a stretcher. we don't know how he sustained injuries only that he was taken away. his alleged accomplice did get away, which led to this man. armed police officers, armed to a t, looking for this man for m

wayne: i'm on tv! jonathan: it's a trip to napa! wayne: (gibberish) you've got the car!t's a new kitchen. (imitates screaming) - 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: welcome one and all to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in. one person, let's go. who wants to make a deal? i think the lady right there. donna, come here, donna. come here, donna. come on, miss donna. everybody else, have a seat, sit down. sit down, everybody, sit down. miss donna, welcome to the show. - hello!

wayne: who wants to look fancy? - go big or go home. wayne: you've got the big deal.athan: 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, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal." let's make a deal. i'm wayne brady. i need a couple right now. you two, you must be a couple or it's coincidence. come on. everybody else, have a seat for me. hey, emily and matthew. emily, matthew. how long have you guys been a couple? - (muffled): it's been a year and four months. wayne: yeah, you might need to take that off. (imitates muffled sounds) so it's been a year and four months.

, the sky is the limit. >> we got lil wayne out at the playhouse last night. >> you hear hillary used my lyrics in a speech? >> no. >> yeah! >> [bleep]! >> that's right. >> jean claude van damme can't take it anymore. he's over it. he was doing an interview via satellite with this australian tv show. he basically has a total meltdown, stands up and is like -- >> what the [bleep] is going on, australia? what the [bleep] is going on? >> last time i interviewed him, i got him to try vegemite. i don't know why he exploded. >> you carry vegemite on you? >> he carries vegemite but not a condom. [laughter] >> john gray, he's a pastor under joel osteen.

president obama: a soldier who was there said, he became our john wayne. with all due respect to john wayne, he could not do what chuck kettles did. leon: he is credited with saving the lives of 40 soldiers. four members of his own unit. steve: coming up tomorrow at nats park. tomorrow we have isolated thundershowers in the afternoon and early evening. wednesday, the most beautiful day of the upcoming week. looks fantastic. warm and nice temperatures. thursday, near 90 degrees. the showers remain well to the south as they move across extreme southern maryland. inside the capital beltway will stay dry under partly cloudy skies. further to the south, montrose looking at moderate rains, colonial beach finally beginning to dry out. once this moves through, the area will be dry the rest of the night. the temperatures have fallen into the 70's and 60's out to the west. and stanton and elkins, upper 60's. the forecast overnight, 68 to 75. lingering storms end. partly cloudy and humid. the winds out of the west at five. tomorrow looks good during the morning. grab

now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: hey, everybody. welcome to "let's make a deal."ing in. let's do what we do every single day. who wants to make a deal? i need a couple, though. i need a couple. you've got to be a couple. how about you two, turkey and the pilgrim? i think you go well together. tragically for one of you. robert. everybody else, have a seat. nicole, nice to meet you. how long have you guys been together? - a year and a half. wayne: a year and a half, so it's new still, you guys are in the honeymoon phase of the dating part.

they're like, "we love you, wayne. hey, sorry about that whole kramer incident, dude."re are you from? >> tuscaloosa, alabama. that's an indian word that means "nothing to do." people always -- this is really my voice. i've been having problems with it all my life. i couldn't even answer my phone. people call me, i answer the phone, say, hey, son, put your daddy on the phone. they come back to the drive-thru talking about can you repeat your order please, ma'am? what's wrong with you? >> when did you start performing? >> i was 16. but i didn't start the way -- because these guys are -- i love stand-ups. i'm an improvisational comedian slash actor. so when i started i was doing the stuff that got my ass beat nen my neighborhood. musical theater. i was coming home. where are you going? i just got finished doing "oklahoma." >> i don't know about y'all, but you have to really go all out for the ladies in this day and time. everyone wants to be -- you know, like i got a partner. he come to the club, he want to fight before he get to the club. y'all don't know me! i'm like, m

wayne: yes, whoo! - money! wayne: hey! jonathan: it's a trip to iceland!e 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 being here. you know what we do every single day, we make deals. now i need a couple. who wants to make a deal? i need a couple. you got to be in a couple. if you came by yourself, it's not a singles' club. pharaoh, who'd you come with? who'd you come with? so you guys are a couple? come here. everybody else, sit down, please. you don't have to bring the sign.

. >> we love you, wayne. >> reporter: wayne rolette was among the three vims shot and killed in this home. he was a harley rider, known to keep an emaculate home and had many close friends. >> sometimes we would get out and ride down to the countryside. >> it's still shocking to me. he's going to be missed. >> reporter: the vigil came just a few hours after police announced they had arrested lawrence rogers, jr., a 24-year-old man from capital heights, in the shooting. friends say they have no idea why he was shot or even why she was at this home friday night. >> people with the guns out lives behind simple stuff. please put the guns down. >> he was a hard-working man. he didn't bother nobody. he didn't deserve what he got. that's how i look at it. he's going to be missed. i'm going to miss him so much. >> reporter: his sister carlina gray was also killed. >> it's not going to bring my sister back. she's gone. >> reporter: that suspect currently in washington, he's going to be extradited here to prince george's county to face those murder charges. two victims remain in the hospital.

wayne: who wants to look fancy? - go big or go home! wayne: you've got the big deal!way. jonathan: 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: hello america, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in. right now i need a couple to make a deal with me. who wants to make a deal? if you are a couple, i need a couple, let's see. hey, hippie, are you and the pizza piece together? come on, pizza, pizza hippie guy. come on, hippie-- oh, that's not a costume.

, the sky is the limit. >> we got lil wayne out at the playhouse last night. >> you hear hillary used my lyrics in a speech? >> no. >> yeah! >> >> that's right. >> jean claude van damme can't take it anymore. he's over it. he was doing an interview via satellite with this australian tv show. he basically has a total meltdown, stands up and is like -- >> what the [bleep] is going on, australia? what the [bleep] is going on? >> last time i interviewed him, i got him to try vegemite. i don't know why he exploded. >> you carry vegemite on you? >> he carries vegemite but not a condom. [laughter] >> john gray, he's a pastor

you look at john wayne, big john wayne, stud muffin john wayne, stud muffin till he was 80.ith the horse. ( laughter ). >> stephen: and that's legal in michigan? ( laughter ) okay, now, let me ask you something. we're talking politics. >> yeah. >> stephen: this week. i know you've had a few opinions about politics. last time you were on you liked bernie but were heading for the hills. let's talk about the stagecraft. you trained acting. you went to act school? i thought did you. >> i went to school. >> stephen: you went to school for acting. did you learn anything while you were there that you can share? >> they're doing a great job of imagining a better world, imagining a greater future, imagining-- that's just basic acting. and you guys like cory booker, of course, michelle obama-- they're just really good at it, the ones who are. and it's just basic acting, which is exercises like alone in your room and scene work with other people. and petting the kitty. you have -- >> what is that one? i didn't-- i've never-- >> it's just a basic imaginary exercise that you imagine that

and i know wayne is greatful, too. 16 year old allen wayne relent is one of three victims fatally shot friday night in thisthis district heights neighborhood. tonight which lengths, family friends and even people whowho didn't know him gathered to remember him.him. the group came together just steps away from the house where will lent and other victims were fatally shot along with twowo others who survived the attacks. we told he had a wide network of friends who enjoyed motorcycles. lawrence is charged in a deadly attack. even so, the motive remains a mystery. it was bizarre to everyone, wayne was a spiritual bikes a role ionize person. what wroe had in common is motorcycles, the harleys. a very nice guy, spiritual, family man. and just a good over all person. neighbors in nearby capitalear heights where the suspect lived painted a very different picture of him.im. they were too scared to talk onn camera and the home wasas surrounded by nearly a dozen surveillance camera as. we were told a high involve ofno people are in april out of the house, including the suspected gunman. again, p

>> wayne, thank you. >> yeah, we -- of course we have a u 2 on display here in this building. but i'm not familiar with any efforts to recover the wreckage. but that would have been part of a state department negotiation afterwards. and of course it was an embarrassment to the country because we had denied that we were overflying russia at that time. so as i say, i know of no plans. and i'm not sure that -- by the way, we couldn't take it if we got it because we don't have room for us. >> let's go to bill, our last call, from new york. go ahead, bill. >> caller: hello general dailey, thank you for taking my call. my dad used to work for gummans in the '60s. he was an engineer on the lem. do you have artifacts from the lem and moon shots there, and also semper general dailey. >> it's great to have all the marines on the line tonight. i'm not sure i understand, do we have additional artifacts from the lem? that's the question? >> exactly. >> of course the ones that went to the moon are still there. this was -- because the program was cut short, that was the reason why we have th

and that where we find wayne freedman above petaluma. >> reporter: and take a look at it behind me. if you make this road trip, you know this stretch. it is called the nair orrownarr. it goes down to two lanes in each direction. it is a bottleneck and slows people down. but cal trans has a plan for it today and made it official in the most ceremonial of ways. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: along the sonoma and marin county borders a not so subtle contrast between the bigging of -- digging of dirt. the highway 101, the narrows, in the past 25 years traffic flow has doubled to 135,000 cars aday. >> it is a very difficult -- to traverse this corner right now. >> we're trying to make it bearable. >> reporter: the project will cost $735 million of state, local and some federal money. it will take about three years. is it an engineering marvel? they say no. >> not too difficult. it is just a chore. >> reporter: the improvements will straighten a sharp curve and widen and elevate the highway and build a new bridge above the flood prone creek. for cal trans, they are in charge of the proj

wayne freedman explains what happened. >> there is an experience so timeless, a fish.a pike. >> this is the queen of bay area fishermen. taking out anglers more than 30 years. >> it had been a while and every exercise in optimism. >> it's about a new day. >> on this one, a certain kind of fish. >> looking for salmon. >> in this case experienced mass induce. >> we saw that fish at four inches long. >> two years ago, in the clutches of drought, the state transported 30 million daily chinook and then, released them. it saved the fall run. now, we're seeing payoff. the fish return home after a water watery odyssey. >> it's a tradition, this boat. >> four pieces. >> sharing the boat fish, they call it. >> unless your name is arnold. >> he landed two fish of his own. a great season for all of us if fisherman's wharf, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> coming up next, meet one patient in a clinic and a condition some say doesn't exist. >> the evidence that researchers found that proves both skeptics wrong. >> and michael finney goes to the dogs. >>> the battle that against a diseas

from heelsburg, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> still ahead on abc7 news 6:00 a woman who did everything ri >>> a national blood shortage has the red cross begging for donations. >> looking at the local shortage and potential solution for it. >> reporter: blood, bags of it are badly needed in hospitals across the country, every summer, as donors go on vacation, the number one reason donors are turned down is low iron levels in the blood. >> second to that in the bay area is travel deferrals. people traveling to areas where there is malaria. >> zika means travel to many south and central american countries with mexico and many islands are weeding out more donors who have to wait 28 days after returning to donate. but a concord-based technology company is ready to eradicate from the plasma and plate let chain. >> the technology kills zika and so this is deployed about two years ago. and safeguarded during the initial outbreak. >> red cross in california is ready to roll out devices this year. but it won't address the lack of blood happening now. there are inner faith community blood drives

wayne freedman explains what happened. >> there is an experience so timeless, a fish.a pike. >> this is the queen of bay area fishermen. taking out anglers more than 30 years. >> it had been a while and every exercise in optimism. >> it's about a new day. >> on this one, a certain kind of fish. >> looking for salmon. >> in this case experienced mass induce. >> we saw that fish at four inches long. >> two years ago, in the clutches of drought, the state transported 30 million daily chinook and then, released them. it saved the fall run. now, we're seeing payoff. the fish return home after a wat watery odyssey. >> it's a tradition, this boat. >> four pieces. >> sharing the boat fish, they call it. >> unless your name is arnold. >> he landed two fish of his own. a great season for all of us if fisherman's wharf, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> coming up next, meet one patient in a clinic and a condition some say doesn't exist. >> the evidence that researchers found that proves both skeptics wrong. >> and michael finney goes to the dogs. ba >>> the battle that against a disea

. >> i like wayne newton. >> i said wayne newton? >> i heard you say wayne newton. i like him.makes me a schmuck. >> on my pbs program in 1995 i ask him about the key to his success. >> filling blank tape is the hardest thing there is. >> why is it so hard do you think? >> because you have no excuses. a guy with a pen has really no excuses. >> reporter: on cbs this morning in 2012, marshall explained how an uncertain ending contributed to the big screen magic of "pretty woman." >> we didn't have an ending and i kept thinking what could it be and then we finally had a fairy tale ending. and i said julia, tell the story about the little girl in the tower. just tell it. it will be great for the ending. ♪ >>> the republican national convention in cleveland hasn't attracted the violent protests many had feared but it has attracted several rock and roll bands determined to sway the political process. >> reporter: behind me you see a memorial to the rock and roll in america. donald trump may be the headliner but last night one band came to town with the intention of disrupting that pa