>> most to louie.xpenses are higher but even damian told me they are helping him pay his rent until he can get back to work. he hasn't worked since the accident. >> wow. what a great attitude he has. a fighter. >> wonderful. >> people have to help him out. thank you. >>> coming up in our next half hour, workers worried about the sale of safeway, why there's so much anxiety among grocery store employees possibly for good reason. >> more than just a high-tech helper at the hospital. how this new bay area robot could save your life. >> and how your alarm clock can wake you up every day with the sound and the smell of bacon. ,,,,,,,, you used to sleep like a champ, you lay down, clocked off and next thing you knew, good morning. so what happened? life happened. work. stress. fun. bad habits. kids. kids. kids. now what? not milk. not sheep. not that. let's think smarter. let's get some science in here. let's build a bed. another bed? no, an entirely new sleep number bed that tracks your movement, your heart

and louie gohmert of texas. both are recognizable members of the clown car, often there is mo brooks of alabama who once said this on the topic of undocumented immigrants, "i will do anything short of shooting them." well, that's kind. and then trent franks of arizona. franks once referred to president obama as an enemy of humanity. and jim bridenstine of oklahoma who made headlines when he refused to challenge a town hall attendee who told him that president obama should be, quote, executed as an enemy combatant. as i said, the far right is now the far out. and then there is this group of full mooners at the event. here is some more color from conference as reported by mother jones. a nonprofit called empact america schooled attendees about the threat of a terrorist attack by way of an electromagnetic pulse. former reagan defense department official frank gaffney articulated his view that american conservative union grover norquist is an undercover agent for the muslim brotherhood. got that one? ginni thomas, i

now we have live team coverage of the by area storms with abc7 news reporter david louie. we're going to start with jonathan bloom. it appears copper thieves made this problem worse jonathan? >> these criminals weren't rying to shut down a freeway, which they did. all they're trying to do was make a buck, ripping thousands of feet worth of wiring out of the pumps to suck rain water over the gully workers drained the lake of rain water that closed down highway 87. it wasn't mother nature to blame, but common criminals looking to make a buck. >> the copper wire thieves stole about 4,000 feet worth of water. >> the pumps are in windowless buildings acop a ridge down a private road with a locked gate. >> the price increased 350%. it's become valuable. and that is why thieves goring to any and all lengths to steal it. there is a lot of money to be made >> and lost. caltrans estimates it spent 50 million taxpayer dollars repairing damage. >> metering lights. irrigation systems it's going to be vulnerable. >> caltrans says it's working with police and fortifying infrastructure. >

florence louie joins us live from kuala lumpur. how is the search going? >> well, it's been a confusing last few days. there was the malaysia air force chief quoted by local newspaper that the signal was last detected over the straits of malaka. meaning that the plane deviated off course and turned to the west. he has denied the statement. the damage is done. this was and still is a massive search exercise involving many nations. vietnam has now suspended air search and is scaling back the sea search, it's too confusing. it's going to - it won't scale. the vietnamese operation will remain scaled down until they receive more confirmation from the malaysian authorities. and the minister of transportation had strong words or criticism against the malaysian government saying that they are accusing them of not providing enough information. on top of authorities having to coordinate the rescue search mission. they are having to deal with a public relations disaster. the campaign of misinformation is frustrating relatives. it's day five since the plane has been m

my name is tiffany louie and i'm a student at city college. my parents immigrated to the united states, it was city college that provided language and job skills for my mom and dad to secure careers in san francisco. i am finishing my last semester at city college and will be transferring to u.c. in the fall and my brother is currently at city college pursuing a degree in chemistry. so, you see city college is a stepping stone for my family. i'm here today to speak briefly about the negative impact to the student body, the payment plan system has caused as well as to request to reinstate the board of trustees. on november 12 of last year administration sent out an e-mail notifying students of the implementation of the payment plan system starting this semester. this payment plan system has contributed to dropping enrollment and makes it harder to stay at city college, particularly for students who are most vulnerable including low-income students, working class students, and immigrant students. there is no proper notification of the payment pl

. >>> up next, our new friend louie takes the stand to help -- this is "hardball." your place for politics. [ thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >>> ha! ♪ >>> time for the sideshow. that was part of the late birthday celebration for john lewis. showing the spring in his step. and president obama appeared on the ellen degeneres show to encourage people to register for the affordable care act. and he talked about house of cards. >> it's a lot more boring. most of my day is sitting in a room, listening to a bunch of folks talking about a whole bunch of stuff that wouldn't make great television. >> that's what i do, and we make great television. >> i have to tell you, though, ellen, there is not much dancing in the situation room. >> next up, the president announced new sanctions for russia. four days after the presiden

now, he wants david louie's job. >> a woman reschedules a flight to get to her mother's funeral then gets hit with a change fee. why the airline gave her the money back. >> a dry day but some wet weather coming our way ferociously. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. female announcer: through sunday at sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected mattress sets. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. sleep train's big gift event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. >> 50 years ago today alaska was rocked by the larmest earthquake that ever hit the united states. they call it 1964 great alaska earthquake. 131 people were killed most died in the tsunamis it triggered. so,

now, he wants david louie's job. >> a woman reschedules a flight to get to her mother's funeral then gets hit with a change fee. why the airline gave her the money back. >> a dry day but some wet weather coming our way ferociously. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> 50 years ago today alaska was rocked by the larmest earthquake that ever hit the united states. they call it 1964 earthquake. 131 people were killed most died in the tsunamis it triggered. so, are you ready for a tsunami? >> we may not like to dwell on it, today's drill was the first of several along the coast and with good reason. anyone who has seen a sue namy does not take it lightly. this was a little one. march 11, 2011, a final act hitting the home front. a dozen harbors suffered damage. that just one back drop for the drill this morning. >> i'm going to be in a dead zone now. and not able to reach that zone. >> residents supposed to take part in the drill. >> those that want to purchase it. >> most did not. does the same crescent city come to mind? a quake generated a tsunami that hit along the calif

. >>> up next, our new friend louie takes the stand to help -- this is "hardball." your place for politics. gunderman group is a go. yes! not just a start up. an upstart. gotta get going. gotta be good. good? good. growth is the goal. how do we do that? i talked to ups. they'll help us out. new technology. smart advice. we focus on the business and they take care of the logistics. ups? good going. we get good. that's great. great. great. great. great. great. great. great. great. (all) great! i love logistics. millions have raised their hand for the proven relief of the purple pill. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. find out how you can save at purplepill.com. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. avoid if you take clopidogrel. for many, relief is at hand. ask your doctor about nexium. how was prug

david louie is live now with the story only on 7. david? >> this is a story of a child only four months old when involved in a freeway accident his body started shutting down. his brain sustained an injury. but he did survive. and now, he's giving hope to many others. >> doctors called the 6-year-old a miracle patient. at three months old he and his mother were ejected from a vehicle in lodi. the accident killed his mother and left him with traumatic brain injury this, is video showing how challenging it was for him to crawl he didn't walk until he was four and a half. he was not able to stand or hold on to something to stand he's walking method was hopping for two years. >> physical therapy provided by california services services. his father holds down two jobs to keep up with expenses. >> what is your favorite thing in the world? >> playing with friends oochl you like your friends? you have lots of friends? >> i have 21 friends. >> his team of therapists say his pro gress is the result of determination and spunk, never giving up. >> he w

now we have live team coverage of the by area storms with abc7 news reporter david louie.

marvin norwood and louie sanchez were charged yesterday with being felons in possession of firearms. both men are in custody and could face 10 years in prison. louie sanchez is serving eight years for the beating of bryan stow, marvin norwood is serving four years. >>> the california highway patrol investigating the cause of a crash that killed a teen today happened at 11:00 a.m. this morning. witnesses told the chp the driver was speeding before the car went off the highway and hit a tree. the driver is a 17-year-old died at the scene. >>> car hit and killed a pedestrian last night in san jose at 9:00. police haven't released the name of the victim but he ateared to be a transient, he was not crossing as a crosswalk. >>> fighting crime from behind a desk, the tool that helped them track down a child predator suspect. >> the bay area is clearing out, sunshine, clear skies and temperature change you can expect. >> and a man n wheel -- man in a wheelchair assaulting women. the question this woman said she was asked before the attack and how she fought back. safeway presents real big de

abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie got a rare look inside the labs. >> all right. go for it. >> reporter: about the only thing low tech about the new research lab is the way it was dedicated. it replaces three vintage buildings built almost 60 years ago when stanford set land aside for a research park to attract private companies to collaborate with academic researchers. 130 engineers and scientists along with support staff will be consolidated under one roof. the building so energy efficient it will save lockheed martin $1 million a year. >> it's no secret silicon valley is sort of the innovation center of the world. so it's very important that we are here because we have some key talent at the technology center. we intend to retain our talent and we intend to attract more talent which having the new facility is important to us. >> the advance technology center or atc continues to focus on technology for space projects that are lighter, and he shows us an example. the scientist shows us a prime example. the thermoplastic nano composite clips used on spacecrafts to

. >> our florence louie reports from kuala lumpur. >> the lack of information is too distressing.even days and still no clear direction of where the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight is heading. the atmosphere is tense. as relatives meet officials from the airline in beijing. but they don't find the answers they're hoping for. >> we have been stuck here too long. every day is a torture. i don't know how many more days we'll have to wait. i just want accurate information as soon as possible. >> in kuala lumpur, families have been put up in a hotel while they wait for news. volunteer caregivers have been assigned to give them hope. >> i think there is hope that a plane will be found and their family is safe. few of the family, they think the chances are low. they prepare to accept what will happen. >> across the country, though, some still haven't given up hope. placing their faith in higher powers. >> we just perform a ceremony for the safety of the ms 370. so with the great of a allah, we pray that all passengers and crew will be found safe and in good health. >> day

in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> there are two republicans who are challenging honda as well.anilla sane, a doctor and professor and campaigning on the theme of setting aside differences and working together. this is video posted on her campaign website. the other republican is joel vandingham, a executive for sony. >>> the redwood trees at muir woods has been a treasure but the rule has been hands off. yesterday that changes. wayne freedman has more on the reasoning and the method. >> it is muir woods as the tourists havener seen it -- have never seen it and for that matter, not the scientists either. not at ground level but high up in the trees ab in the canopies, a rare enlightening experience. >> for a first time climber, it can be a world changer, from their perspective. >> it is beautiful. >> beautiful on a entirely different level, as these two took to the trees in a literal sense hoping for the red woods to reveal some secrets. >> some of these trees have been here a thousand years, maybe more. >> the researchers have two days. >> these are carbon breathing machines th

in scotts valley, david louie, abc 7. >>> the rain has been a welcome sight in the higher elevationshe rain brought dangerous conditions along interstate 80. a pickup truck pulling a trailer lost control and clipped a big rig. the driver of the pickup was the only one in the vehicle. he was taken to the hospital. despite the slick conditions, heavy snow was dumped at times. >> we'll take what we can get at this point. >> we just need the snow and lord knows we need the snow. >> thursday's snow survey showed the sierra still at about a quarter of its normal snow pack. >>> this week's rain is still not enough to end the drought. this is sky 7 hd video of phoenix lake reservoir in marin county. the reservoirs are at 70% of capacity. it's usually around 80% at this time of year. because of the rain, it's unlikely they will require mandatory rationing. meanwhile, water companies have been ordered to ask their customers customers to reduce water by 7%. >>> we hain calistoga, mandator water restrictions begin today. those with odd numbered addresses will only be able to water on tuesdays an

abc7 news business reporter david louie looks inside of the labs. >> about the only thing low tech was the way it was located. it replaces buildings when stanford attracted private companies. 130 engineers will be consolidated under a roof from in a build soing energy efficient it will save $1 million per year. >> no secret silicon valley is the innovation center of the world we have key talent and intend to retain that talent. and intend to attract more talent. >> the center continues to focus on technology for space projects that are lighter, cheaper and high performance. these clips made from aluminium. >> this part takes 28 days. we made 300 apex parts p one day at one tenth of the cost. >> development designed for high pressure might some day have use in oil and gas pipeline industry. palo alto mayor says more companies are tearing down old facilities in favor of energy efficient ones. >> you write a check for power or get to have more money to do what you want to do. and that companies have learned that they'd like to invest in research. >> from rescue to recovery in washington s

abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie got a rare look inside the labs. >> all right. go for it. >> reporter: about the only thing low tech about the new research lab is the way it was dedicated. it replaces three vintage buildings built almost 60 years ago when they tried to attract private companies to collaborate in independent rye search efforts. 100 scientists and support staff will be consolidated under one roof. the building so energy efficient it will save lockheed martin $1 million a year. >> silicon valley is the en ovation center of the world so it's important we are here. we intend to retain our talent and we intend to attract more talent which having the new facility is important to us. >> they will continue to focus on technology for space projects that are lighter, and he shows us an example. the clips as youd on space crafts designed to replace ones made fromma lime numb. >> this particular aluminum part takes 28 days to get through the machines. we mid-300 in one working day at approximately one-tenth the cost. >> the development of the titanium propel

. >>> now abc 7 news reporter david louie talked with a former u.s.oday and says president putin needs to be sent a strong message that taking military action in ukraine is not acceptable. >> reporter: michael mcfall spent two years as u.s. ambassador to russia. before that he was a political science professor at stanford. he says he backs president obama's call for economic sanctions to punish russia for sending in troops to ukraine. he doesn't buy russian president vladimir putin's justification that he's protecting ethnic russians who live in ukraine. >> there's been no terrorist groups. no nazi hordes attacking ethnic russians. that's mythology at that russians have invented. that's the argument he's using. and domestically at home in russia with the media that is almost all of the national broadcast media is controlled by the kremlin, that's the message that russians are hearing back home. >> reporter: ultimately, mcfall says russia's post-olympics image will be tarnished by putin's aggressive tactics. and the russian economy will be damaged if f

abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie got a rare look inside the labs. >> all right.o for it. >> reporter: about the only thing low tech about the new research lab is the way it was dedicated. it replaces three vintage buildings built almost 60 years ago when they tried to attract private companies to collaborate with academic researchers. 130 engineers and scientists along with support staff will be consolidated under one roof. the building so energy efficient it will save lockheed martin $1 million a year. >> it's no secret silicon valley is sort of the invasion center of the world, so it's very important that we are here because we have some key talent at the technology center. we intend to retain our talent and we intend to attract more talent which having the new facility is important to us. >> the advance technology center or atc continues to focus on technology for space projects that are lighter, and he shows us an example. the thermo plastic nano composite clips used on spacecrafts to replace ones made from aluminum. this aluminum part takes 28 days to get th

david louie reports from scotts valley. >> reporter: storms bring the unexpected, such as a tree topplingand landing in the middle of a road. crews had to cut up the ball pine so traffic could use the road near the coastal town of davenport. >> i think the crews got out there and cleared the trees quickly. i didn't hear about that many power outages. very small areas. nothing major. we didn't get the winds that were forecast either yet. >> however, pg&e crews fanned out to be ready if fallen trees or winds did rip down lines. the heavy winds also created demand for sandbags. there was a welcome road just as there was a flooding problem at this home in boulder creek. >> my garage is a little bit flooded or a fair amount flooded. yeah, i try to keep it from really taking over. >> you know this kind of rain was due sooner or later. >>, it's great. don't get me wrong. it's absolutely great. >> and as forecast, the mountains experienced strong wind gusts. >> i was up near bonnie dune and it was wailing at the hill and lovely and fun and exciting. >> tree crews are busy trying to prevent tree l

. >> as they stream out of louie's bar, god with a post party meal. >> as soon as they come out of the bar, we direct them this way and we feed them, try to get them sobered up a little bit. >> but few want to listen. >> there's not enough evidence to say there's a jesus. i don't know how any of you can believe them. they're untruthful, untrustworthy. >> you play with your hat all the time, do you know that? >> yeah, i know that. >> for people who say you're here to convert people, what do you say? >> that's part of it. but we're not here to convert people. we're hear to share an opportunity for them to get their life together mentally, physically, spiritually. >> so a lot of people watching this will say you know what, that's just spring break. they're out having fun. so why is it that you're here? >> what happens when you wake up after spring break? when a girl in the midst of something says hey, let's go in here and do this and they wake up the next morning, now all of a sudden reality comes in. did anybody film me? did anybody take a picture of what i did? i'm so embarrassed. i thi

---louie sanchez de 31 aÑos sentenciado el 20 de febrero a 8 aÑos de carcel, y marvin norwood de 33,rian recibir mas aÑos en prision por los nuevos cargos. stop open blanca ---las auto-defensas de michoacan llegaron hasta la capital mexicana. pitch - cesar ---pero no llegaron en plan de guerra sino para exigir la liberacion de sus compaÑeras que fueron detenidas durante operativos federales... ---jazive perez con la informacion... take pkg 00:01 00:20 00:40 01:02 01:09 imágenes sra lee carta 30.20 "..no tengo pro que pedirle perdón a nadie y menos al gobierno.." el mensaje vino desde lo mas profundo y cruel que puede ser una injusticia..de la mano y pensamiento de quien en voz de su hermana narro como fue recluida a una carcel de maxima seguridad por pertenecer a la policia comunitaria de guerrero. super=cleotilde salgado/ hermana de nestora :23-31 inq=.fui capturada en medio de un impresionante despliegue militar y policial que no se dedica al gobierno ni a los peores narcos.. nestora salgado lleva 7 meses tras las rejas..antes fue nombrada comandante en jefe del grupo que se formo

abc7 news's david louie got a look at some of the devices. >> reporter: the workout shirt he's wearing has multiple sensors embedded in the fabric that collect data an amateur athlete might find helpful. over time, he sees a fast-growing database that will make wearable technology a breakthrough for medicine. >> the real value in these devices will come when we can give that kind of level of insight, taking it from detection and diagnosis to the point of actually being able to predict something and then prevent it. >> reporter: it's a competing start-up. its shirt has 14 sensors inviz to believe the wearer. >> sensor, we have two here for the heart rate. there's one on each bicep, which goes on the inside of the arm here. our sensors are about that big. and that allows us to have constant surface area contact. >> reporter: wearable technology is also aiming at foot pain. these shoes have a dynamic suspension. >> we have multiple points, multiple shocks and we have that chassis suspended so that kind of allows you to stay in traction and in control as the terrain is rough. it allows you

he and louie sanchez pleaded guilty last bunt in the beating. -- month in the beating. >>> a few changes today. a big batch of high clouds this morning. that cooled us off a bit. lower 70s. things will be changing by the weekend. this afternoon, san jose 71. santa rosa 76 degrees. clouds moving across the bay area earlier this morning. right now as you can see they have cleared out. right now we are in the clear. we could have a patch or two of fog late tonight and tomorrow morning. a little breeze kicking in across the region. not much wind here. oakland 13 miles per hour -- a light wind towards concord, fairfield. sfo 20 miles per hour, san jose 12 miles per hour. winds change direction tomorrow and as a result we will warm back up. tonight clear skies. live camera looking towards the golden gate bridge. clear skies a. into the weekend. sunny, warm and next week sun and clouds. temperatures cooling off but no rain clouds. current temperatures right now, 74 in santa rosa. oakland 65. san jose clear skies and 70. here is the forecast tomorrow. 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon, san jose on tr

. >> florence louie has this report. >> the lack of information is too distressing. seven days, and still no clear direction of where the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight is heading. the atmosphere is tense as relatives meet officials from the airline in beijing. if they don't find the answers they are hoping for. >> translation: we have been stuck here too long. every day is a torture. i don't know how many days we'll have to wait. i just want accurate information as soon as possible. >> in kuala lumpur families have been put up in a hotel while they wait for news. >> volunteer caregivers have been assigned to help them cope. >> the families hope the plane will be fine and the family is safe. few of the family, they think it is low. and they are prepared to accept what may happen. >> across the country though, some have not given up hope, placing their faith in higher powers. >> we just performed a ceremony for the safety of the flight 370, so with the grace of alla we plane that it and the crew and passengers will be found safe and in good health >>

i'm a big louie lamour fan.ee if this thing can have legs in prose form if we've written a true western story. my twitter since i made the announcement has been full of people tweeting, how is that novel coming my friend [in an english accent]? [laughter] you got a good josh i should have and fis pated. do you have a good protag inconsistent, beginning, middle and end. (bleep). >> jon: i have to get that voice modulator on a twitter account. >> the type face gets very small. >> jon: how long have you done the twitter account? >> oh, god. seems like 100 years. do you do twitter? >> jon: i have not. >> you have a twitter. >> jon: i'm waiting to see how it works out. will it catch on? >> i don't know anyone who has twitter who is not sick to death of twitter. >> jon: it seems like something always over your head. >> we all want it to go ahead. you see people -- digified actors and actresses getting into twitter arguments with people. you look like a jackas so easily on twitter. >> jon: you would imagine it's always

you want louie tiant? you got this. louie tiant, a real sharp pitcher. that's basically where i'm coming from. he's just a cruddy pitcher that throws air balls. tanner, come on. cool it. come here. kelly, what's this kid all about? i don't want to pound the little man, but i can't go for the attitude. don't worry. tanner's cool. i can't go for it. what about you, kelly? did you change your mind about playing? yeah. yeah! all right! but why did you change your mind? i got my reasons. we still need a cruddy coach. how bad do you guys want to play that game in texas? real bad. listen, we've got a coach. who? who is it? listen to kelly, man. i'm looking right at him. lester? aw, come on. you mean lester, the walking bimbo? he's so dumb, he can't even talk! like i said, tanner, we've got a coach. now, who's with me? are we going to tell our folks we got an idiot for a coach? that's crazy. they'll never buy it. wait. we'll tell them the truth. tell them the truth? so, listen. who is this fellow anyway? oh, you mean coach eastland? he's been with parks and re

al jazeera florence louie has the latest from ken lamke. >> there is no confirmation of what the mysteriousobject floating in the south china sea is. there is speculation that it may be part of the missing aircraft. but the vietnamese navy plane that supported it had to turn back because it was too dark to investigate. once its light, the search mission by air is expected to resume. and hopefully, we will have that information in a couple of hours >> reporter: a day after two large oil slicks were spotted in the south china sea comes another development: reports say vietnamese aircraft have spotted what may be parts of the missing malaysia airlines plane in waters off southern vietnam. the navy planes have now returned to base and will only resume the search on monday. the mystery surrounding the disappearance of the flight has deepened. malaysian authorities believe the plane may have deviated from its course and turned back. it never issued a distress signal. questions are also being asked as to how two passengers traveling on stolen passports could have boarded the flight. behind me is w

sarah palin's 2008 quote about seeing russia from alaska. [ laughter ] oh, louie, she's not going toth you, man. [ laughter ] you have got to move on. she's got a first dude. [ laughter ] this is pretty interesting. a canadian dominatrix announced plans this week to run in opposition of rob ford for mayor of toronto. [ applause ] and i, for one, hope she wins just to see the headline, "rob ford beaten by a dominatrix." [ laughter ] although, to be honest at this point, with the way things are going, i wouldn't be surprised to see that headline before the election. [ laughter ] does anyone here still use siri? [ screams ] well apple announced plans to make it possible for siri to track your location and suggest activities based on where you are. the most frequent suggestion, get some friends. [ laughter ] you have got to stop asking me everything. you need a person to talk to. i can't be everything to you. [ cheering and applause ] this is pretty cool. i thought this was pretty cool. north dakota is rolling out a new recruiting campaign hoping to fill more than 20,000 open jobs in the

david louie shares what edward snow den had to say by video. >> and how silicon valley reacted. >> it'sad video connection from russia. edward snowden lives in exile after granted asylum. in his talk, it began with a conference he called for tougher inkripgs to stop government surveillance on the internet. >> if we don't resolve these issues if we allow the nsa to continue unrestrained, every other other community will accept this as a green light to do the same. >> however, an entrepreneur doesn't think silicon valley is addressed to make the issue. . >> i think silicon valley has become invested in the data scraping model leading to the nsa being able to grab tons of data through the back door. >> he says he isn't laughed at but is moving ahead with scruples.com. >> i think silicon valley is stuck right now. stuck in the old model. there are some looking at the new model because new model involves building companies that don't track. >> is it too late? do consumers care? >> i'm sure the genie is out of the bottle but there is always a stopper to any bottle. but certainly there is thin

tiffany louie. vincent yu. lee levitt. alan benjamin. angel van stark. robert fitch. go ahead, please. thank you. go ahead. >>> my name is vivian munn and this is the first time i'm speaking in front of city hall and board of supervisors. i'm a little nervous, but i am i faculty member and i work at disabled student services department. i'm here today to speak in support of this proposition. i mean, thank you for introducing this piece of legislation. we he need to bring back our elected board of a officials, trustees, in making decisions that will affect the success and well-being of our students ~. i'm surprised to hear what jon lee wrote just now, disclosed about the budget mismanagement and the 23 million. what i do know is that, you know he, we have a whole bunch of highly compensated administrators and the college has hired exorbitant vendors to do a certain amount of thing. but speaking from a person who is down in the trenches, i'm a direct service provider to my students. i teach a special class to students of disabilities. and the students who come to my cla

he and louie sanchez pleaded guilty to attacking bryan stow in the dodger stadium parking lot in 2011. the beating left stow permanently disabled. sanchez has not entered a plea yet. >> more than a dozen san francisco college students are on campus after fightsing with police and then staging a sit-in all night long. chaotic as you can see. this is yesterday when about 250 protesters tried to get into the administration building, a fight broke out when police tried to block the door. two students were arrested, one with pepper spray, 15 students spent the the night along with eight officers. protesters want a special trustee to restein and tend to the rirment they pay at the beginning of the semester. >> let's check the forecast right now with meteorologist christina loren. it's going to be a nice one. >> it is going to be nice. you know why, we had rain over the past couple weeks and making the outdoor plans was difficult. not going to be the case this weekend. you're going to want to make outdoor plans as close to the water as you can get. look at where we're starting out. it's chil

but it will be hard to compete with the convenience of louie spencer's apartment outside l.a. where movie night is on demand. >> it's like a night out now. i can choose what i want to watch. i can pause it. so i think the flexibility is -- which makes it really easy to watch things at home. >> reporter: but for ariel powell, old habits die-hard. >> i don't think i will ever stop going to the movies, it will never be replaced for me. it's the entire ritual. it's buying the ticket, selling the popcorn, seeing the big screen. >> reporter: an american pasttime, for many others now seen in a whole new light. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back, remembering an american hero who always said he survived the very worst by living for the moment. >>> jeremiah denton has died, and the most important thing to remember about him is following his release after eight years as a prisoner of war in vietnam, four of those years in solitary confinement, he said it had been an honor. denton was a native of alabama, a father of seven, an annapolis grad and a former test pil

guess a couple of weeks ago, a few weeks back, she, her husband michael and her two cats scott and louie. >> yes, very important. >> it's important to get that right. have moved to new york city where adrian will play a pretty important leadership role for planned parenthood in new york city. and that's a very big accomplishment and it's a testament to the amazing, amazing talent that she has. i want to note a little bit more about adrian. she has been doing this work for many, many years. she is truly committed to the work that she does. and what's scary about that work is that, you know, i think it's no exaggeration to say that you literally risk your life on a daily basis every time you come to work, and you do it because you want every woman, irrespective of income, irrespective of background, to have access to basic health. and i am so proud of you, adrian, for what you do. and as the supervisor for district 9, as the representative of a very special place, it is my honor to recognize you as the district 9 woman of the year. i know that you're going to be in new york city, but san f

investigators say when louie sanchez and marvin norwood were arrested for the beating they had several guns. last month they pleaded guilty for attacking stow three years ago in the parking lot of dodger stadium. that left stow permanently disabled. sanchez was sentenced to eight years in prison, norwood four. >>> southern california mother whose son was killed two years ago is now grieving the loss of his memorial. a cross was placed by a roadside where her son was killed was removed yesterday. that came after a group representing atheists said it received two complaints about the cross that was on public land. >> isn't it enough that we already lost him and now we have to remove the cross? it was comforting to our family and to many other people. >> well, as soon as the cross was hauled away a man showed up planted more crosses in protest. the city of lake elsinore plans to dedicate a tree in the city park in honor of the victim. >>> a fortune cookie turned a woman into a millionaire. that's all it takes, i guess, at least for this gal. 75-year-old emma duval of new york used the num

david louie shares what edward snow den had to say by video. >> and how silicon valley reacted. >> it's video connection from russia. edward snowden lives in exile after granted asylum. in his talk, it began with a conference he called for tougher inkripgs to stop government surveillance on the internet. >> if we don't resolve these issues if we allow the nsa to continue unrestrained, every other other community will accept this as a green light to do the same. >> however, an entrepreneur doesn't think silicon valley is addressed to make the issue. . >> i think silicon valley has become invested in the data scraping model leading to the nsa being able to grab tons of data through the back door. >> he says he isn't laughed at but is moving ahead with scruples.com. >> i think silicon valley is stuck right now. stuck in the old model. there are some looking at the new model because new model involves building companies that don't track. >> is it too late? do consumers care? >> i'm sure the genie is out of the bottle but there is always a stopper to any bottle. but certainly there is things