cooley did something dramatic, dr. debakey had to do something more famous. and the reason that bud fraser is the main character in my book because he studied with both of these people and devoted his life to an artifical heart and the people that they attracted were equally eccentric, i don't know if you know dr. cohn. he's a harvard trained surgeon, but he's also a magician and plays trombone in a band and he-- i don't think the guy sleeps, and then billy had -- and he's also a spectacular inventor, but one day he was in his office waiting to-- every week he would see people with inventions just to tell them, yes, no, maybe this will work and there was some kid coming in from australia and he could barely bring himself to meet with the guy and this kid comes in with his backpack and takes a device out of it wrapped in rags and he says i think this will work as an artifical heart. and because billy is an inventor, he looked at this thing and excuse me, he said holy s-- this is it. and the one part of my book, one moving part about this big, but saw from a pr

. >> reporter: road show's brian cooley says technology is driving car sales. >> reporter: all car companiesto produce the best gadgets and eventually self-driving vehicles. a race the small automaker byton is trying to win. their car has a huge interactive display and there's no need for buttons. drivers operate the screen with gestures. the ceo calls it a smart device on wheels. >> you have everything that u'r smart devices, high-speed connectivity, screens, and easy user interaction. >> the byton is expected to be on sale in 2020, a year many automakers plan to have high tech take over much of the driving. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. morning," award winning chef eric ripert who's restaurant was named number one in the world. >>> and trouble at victoria secret. why sales at the lingerie company are dropping. that's the cbs news for this friday, thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. for watching, i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. >>> hello, friday morning. we love you and bridge this morning. clear conditions as we start off friday, november 30th. goo

. >> reporter: cnet road show's brian cooley says more and more technology is driving car sales. >> consumers are starting to pick cars based on technology. today people are very focused on what is the dashboard technology, what are the driver assists and which ones really work. >> reporter: all car companies are in a race to produce the best gadgets and eventually self-driving vehicles, a race the small automaker biton is trying to win. their autonomous car has a huge interactive display. no need for buttons. drivers operate the screen with gestures. the ceo calls it a smart device on wheels. >> you haveevngwh you used to have from your smart devices. connectivity, screens and very easy user interaction. >> reporter: the biton will be on sale in 20, a year many automakers plan to have high- tech take over much of the driving. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> 4:52. straight ahead this morning, the "wizard of oz" tops an impressive list. and hugh jackman takes the greatest showman on the road. those stories and more hollywood headlines coming up next. >> and before we go to break, a

that should be coming out, and that is for the humbug zone, and the north cooley zone, which are all areas -- >> all right, you are listening live to a news conference being held by the butte county sheriff, offering the latest information on that campfire, that massive fire that broke out early this morning in butte county near the town of paradise and is still raging out of control. he was talking about evacuation orders in that area, saying that lives are on the line when the issue those evacuation orders and people need to listen to those orders. will have the latest information on the acreage burned in the area and the ongoing evacuation orders that are continuing to be issued. all of that information is online at ktvu.com. we will also hear from cal fire when we move over to ktvu plus at 4:30. >>> turning now to our other top story, a mass shooting at a southern california bar, popular among college students. sheriff's deputies in ventura county say a gunman opened fire inside the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks, killing 12 people. it happened last night just before 1

now police tell us that three men pulled up to the home on cooley avenue last night, forked the 17-year-old into their van -- forced the 17-year- old into their van, drove her to an unknown location, sexually assaulted her and threw her out of the van. police say the van was black with dark tinted windows and they are calling it a random attack. >>> rowdy behavior at last night's 49ers/raiders game led to 32 arrests including three for assault. a fan took video of a fight in the stands, one of several that broke out during the game. you can see a man in a red t- shirt punching someone repeatedly. the suspect was pulled away by bystanders leaving the victim with a bloody face. that video helped officers make a quick arrest. 31-year-old steve gordardo faces assaults charges. >>> a deadly shoot hadding at a hot yoga studio in tallahassee, florida, police say a gunman killed two people and injured four others before killing himself. the studio is in a busy shopping center. witnesses say some people tried to fight back and save others. tonight police are still searching for a motive. are >>> and

it happened early friday morning in the 19-hundred block of cooley avenue.rning... the girl was standing outside her home when 3 men forced her inside a van. police say she was then taken to an unknown location where she was sexually assualted. moments later they say the tenager was threw out of the van. call police if you have any information on these men. ( marty ) san jose police are searching for two children this morning. the one- year-old boy and 11-year-old girl are believed to be with their mother. police say she ran off with the kids during a supervisied visit with child protective services. officers say 33-year-old diana moreira is driving a 20- 12 gray mini cooper... with california license plate number 6-u-w-l-2-5-1. she's possibly headed to colorado springs, colorado. if you have any information on her whereabouts, you're asked ( marty ) alameda county firefighters are lkooking into the cause of a fire that broke out friday night at castro valley high school. the fire was located on the roof between the administration building and one of the hal

she was in front of her home on cooley avenue when three men forced her into a van with dark tinted windowsround 1:30 am. she was driven to an unknown location for two of the men sexually assaulted her. the team said she was thrown from a van -- the teen was thrown from the van injuring her ankle. she was able to get home and her mother contacted law enforcement. >>> a little cooler across portions of the bay area. it will change as we head through the weekend. plan on warm temperatures in your saturday forecast and high fire danger. >>> still to come, a man who works on bart is being hailed as a hero. >>> watched the nflfox tonight. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop cthe democratic party, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. california's public schools rank 44th in the na

he is at a very prominent law firm called perkins-cooley.en a key figure in recounts going all the way back to 1996. he was the general counsel of hillary clinton's campaign and he kind of figures in a lot of the different controversies we have had in elections and governments over the last 20 years. jason: we talk about following the money. and man, the money is glowing. -- is flowing to him. i mean, by one estimate, $90 million has gone to his firm from various national committees? >> going back to 2007. the firm shows up in records going back and long before that. they represented -- the firm handled barack obama's 2008 and 2012 campaigns. they represented the democratic national committee, the super pac committees. this is a firm that does a lot of work for political committees. carol: and more recently, for bill nelson. tell us what he was doing. bill: he tweeted he was going to go down to florida and look at this close result. he filed a number of lawsuits down there, trying to overturn how local officials were interpreting election la

police say three men pulled up to the home on cooley avenue thursday night and forced the 17-year-oldtheir van. they drove her to an unknown locations, sexually assaulted her and threw her out of the van. police say the suspect's van was black with dark tinted windows and they are calling this a random attack. >>> you can see our cell force tower camera caught the large black plume of smoke from across the bay. snapchat video shows the scene up close at ground level near interstate 88o yesterday. witnesses took to social media to share some of their photos and videos like this one near franklin elementary school. firefighters are still on scene dousing hot spots. officials say 15 shelters were destroyed and the fire scorched the bottom of the 22nd avenue overpass. it's not clear how many people were it is placed. we are -- were displaced. we were told this is one of the largest encampments in oakland. >>> earlier in the day there was a fire near a home less camp near 580. >>> the 49ers are staying mum on the latest anthem protest at levi stadium. one of the cheerleaders nield before t

it happened early friday morning in the 19-hundred block of cooley avenue. police say around 1-30 in the morning... the girl was standing outside her home when 3 men forced her inside a van. police say she was then taken to an unknown location where she was sexually assualted. moments later they say the teenager was thrown out of the van. police are asking anyone with information to call them. (vicki) palo alto police want you to be on the lookout for thieves posing as officers. the department says a man received a phone call from someone claiming to be from the immigration office, and then another call from someone pretending to be a police officer name "jim hopper". the victim ended up being scammed out of 10-thousand dollars after loading up gift cards. police say they don't have an officer with that name, and they will never solicit payment in any form over the phone. (grant) in the north bay... petaluma police tased a man after they say he resisted arrest over the weekend. officers say saloman huitron refused to cooperate with an investigation... and th

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