david louis, ceo of operations inc, which advises companies of all sizes across all industries on all aspects of human resource matters. so he's been a busy guy lately. david, how are the businesses you work with handling vaccine mandates? good to be back with you. how and, you know, i think this is one of the most confusing and most challenging decisions business owners have to make right now. they are weighing the decision to open and operate a safe working environment. looking after the health and safety of all employees. and at the same time, they're trying to not trample on individual rights enforce what looks like a political decision in some cases on some of their employees. so a lot of businesses are try to walk. the fine line only allow people who are vaccinated in the office, but for those people who can afford to do so, businesses who can afford to do so continue along the lines of remote work. if you allow your people to work from home, then you are not forcing that vaccination issue to the forefront. i think that's the best advice we can give, at least for those businesse

david louis was in the courtroom today for jury selection. david: the embattled stanford dropout who became a silicon valley billionaire only to lose everything would not answer questions as cameras and reporters surrounded her as she arrived to court. elizabeth holmes is going on trial on charges of wire fraud in connection with the blood testing startup theranos. it promised a giant diagnostic breakthrough but failed to deliver. jury selection underway with a panel of 12 people out of 200. media coverage could make that process a challenge. the judge directed questions to the prospective jurors about what news and documentaries they have seen about the case and whether that might influence their ability to be fair. media coverage left them with negative impressions. the judge zeroed in on domestic violence, asking if any have been a victim of abuse. attorneys for holmes indicated the may allege she has been a victim of abuse. prosecutors and defense attorneys will be able to reach potential jurors who filled out a lengthy questionnaire in ad

dan: abc reporter david louis, who covered the pentagon crash on 9/11, sat down with him as he said henew chapter in life, ensuring that people know that his late wife took a heroic stand against terrorism that day. reporter: the events of 9/11 shattered the quiet neighborhood were lauren and jack lived. jack was asleep when lauren called from flight 93 and left a message. >> she said she was fine. she said she was comfortable and that there was a little problem with the flight. reporter: we know that the plane crashed into a field in pennsylvania. jack knows in his heart that lauren, a tree and first responder and daughter of a football coach, sprang into action with other passengers to stop the terrorists on board. >> they certainly weren't going to allow this, plane on their watch to be used as a missile to kill more people on the ground. reporter: jack is newly remarried to sarah hopkins and living now in pebble beach. he acknowledges he has gone through multiple stages of grief, the most painful in the first few months after 9/11. >> it was excruciating, especially going through t

david louis shows us what was inside that box. >> it was a routine day. they had an order dropped in their dropbox. >> it showed no sign of the package and that's when we started investigating. >> security video shows a car possibly involved in the theft as it pulled into the parking lot. >> the trackers were actually on and were on their way to a customer to actually track the covid vaccine, so it was an urgent shipment that had to be delivered within a couple of days, so they were all active and fully charged. >> there were 20 trackers like these in the shipping box, valued at $1500. it is not known if the suspects knew what the devices were or what they do. a consided valuabe tools to keep tabs on the movement of sensible -- of sensitive goods. one tracker was removed. then something strange happened two days later. >> they took the rest of the 19 and put them back in another fedex box, thinking it would now get delivered and nobody would know that one was missing. >> the gps trackers were doing their job. santa clara police confirmed they track the su

david louis, abc 7 news. ama: incredible. let's move onto contra costa fire protection district which placed 416 flags outside station 11 in honor of some of the victims of 9/11. each flag features the name of a first responder who lost their life in the attacks. some include remembrances. the public is invited to visit the memorial, which is open through september 13. on saturday, abc news will air a special program, 911: 20 years later, america remembers. you can watch it on abc 7. dan: the california attorney general joined san francisco's mayor for a discussion on combating hate crimes. we are digging into the numbers to see how many of these crimes are being prosecuted. melanie woodrow has the story. >> not far from where a great grandmother was brutally attacked and visitation valley and died, san francisco city leaders and the california attorney general gathered. >> there is no room for hate here, not anywhere, not now or not ever. >> this after chinatown night out, an event aimed at better connecting the community wi

david louis shows us how a san francisco company is building a better bay area. >> you are not a lot of the wildfires got returning to the office, and caregiving have stressed you out. health has been working for three years, creating a database that allows artificial intelligence to detect your stress level. >> that is really a good internal reflection of your ntering some questions, algorithms developed from input from more than 15,000 subjects can deliver a report in about a minute or two. >> is able to see if this person has a certain mental state, stress, loneliness, anxiety. >> it is not meant to replace a doctor. it provides a early snapshot leading to a care plan. it can be used to track progress. providers have found people from 18 to 80 are comfortable with the process. >> people open up more when they are talking to their cell phones versus their provider. >> having to get to sleep at night is difficult. >> artificial intelligence makes the analysis. strict privacy rules are followed. recordings are not stored. this website allows you to try the stress test. the complete t

david louis explain how this could complicate things. david: canceling of trial could be a harbinger of delays. >> jury was told this would take three months and if you have these kinds of stops and starts you could turn this case into a six-month case. david: the judge assured assured prospective jurors during selection how important their safety wise. he told him about the air circulation system, reinforced court rules about mandatory mask wearing, jurors filled out a questionnaire asking about their concerns about being in a room with 20 to 30 people. outside the courtroom controlling exposure is difficult. future delays could hurt the efforts to prove elizabeth holmes defrauded patients, pharmaceutical companies, and investors over the failed lead testing system. as many as 234 when he says could be called to stand including henry kissinger, and robert monitor -- rupert murdoch. larry: -- >> these people can't adjust their trial. david: they will try to process details essential to the prosecution and defense arguments. if delays reoc

david louis shows us how they hope these images will make a difference. >> overcoming vaccine hesitancyrity communities in which infection rates have been high. 10 billboards across san jose are taking a different approach. using traditional latin and vietnamese images and messaging that might translate better. they are the work of adrian powell and robin lasser. >> please get vaccinated. not because you are evil if you don't, but rather, by vaccinated, the joy you will feel when once again you can be with your family. >> the artists were commissioned by the state. they consulted with members of the community to develop a theme. >> we worked with a bubble as a metaphor. as we spoke to best communities, we heard a lot of responses, we have been living in our bubble for so long. >> from that kmart installations. this one, almost 30 feet high. photographs were taken to create the billboards. the choices of traditional dress and models was important. >> you are drawn to the image because it is striking. it is people you recognize. they look like you. it is a beautiful image. >> the bilingua

david louis explains why supply and demand could influence when to start holiday shopping. s promote labor day weekend sales, you will see a difference here. this family owned store stocked up early for christmas when a detective troubling signs of a supply shortage. >> we are seeing price increases, delay in deliveries, major issues we have never seen in 27 years in the business. david: as many families just finished back-to-school shopping, they are facing a big decision, due holiday shopping early or face empty shelves? >> i ordered over 250 products and received less than 50%. david: there are multiple reasons, covid has hit a major source of clothing and foot where in vietnam, there is a shortage of computer chips, and there are delays at u.s. ports, keeping shipping containers from bringing back new shipments. one director of retail management says they are caught in a demand and supply squeeze. >> i do not have definite it evidence yet -- definitive evidence yet of postponing the start of black friday sales and shopping because they don't have anything to sell. david:

in san jose, david louis, abc 7 news.n more about the trial in podcast hosted by abc news anchor rebecca jarvis. new episodes drop every wednesday. you can listen wherever you stream your podcasts. dan: apple held its virtual event getting more than 2 million views over youtube. the main attraction was the new iphone 13. it will have a bigger battery. the screen will be 28 percent brighter. the camera will also get upgrades, including a new ultra-wide feature. >> with industry-leading performance and the world's most advanced camera systems, and with privacy built in love iphone, and we keep making iphone better, more powerful, more capable and even more fun to use. dan: prices for the new phone begin at $699 for the mini and $1100 for the pro. the event also unveiled the apple watch series seven and the ipad generation. preorders for the photo will begin on friday and it will actually go on sale on september 24. kristen: well, what do you think? dan: you know, i was curious whether or not they were going to call it the i

in san jose, david louis, abc 7 news.larry: former "smallville" actress allison mack is in prison in dublin. she reported three years early -- she reported for a three year sentence. she is at the same federal prison where actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman recently served time with their roles in the college admissions scandal. kristen: alright, to the weather. it was so pleasant today. hope it was like that with everyone, spencer. spencer: it was pleasant where i live here in the east bay, it stayed cool long into the day before it started to warm up. it is cooler just about everywhere right now. two degrees cooler in san francisco. 17 degrees cooler around the region. we have felt this significant quota. the view from our rooftop looking across the windy rc b direction. 60 degrees in san francisco right now. oakland, 65. mid-70s in mountain view and san jose. at the golden gate, we have low clouds and breezy conditions. temperature readings at this hour, 67 in santa rosa. napa, 70. 81 in fairfield. concord, 7

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louis. thank you very much. david joining is a good to get your perspective on this. we can across to our correspondent in tune . it's right now, but a smith, this danny, by right there. just to just to recap, as we come to you been into the chinese president case study has appointed nigel burton done as a prime minister, a female prime minister in today's year. what do you make of this spanish? yes, it now. yes. first, female prime is appointed in june as yes. now the pressure is on her to appoint a cabinet. but this is a complication. the president points a prime minister position last is the normal constitution. what constitutional way and that must be approved by parliament as must the cabinet appointees be then approved by parliament. but the president, as has suspended parliament. so at the moment the seems to be happening extra constitutionally, and that doesn't seem to be a constitutional base for just allowing the prime minister to be appointed into the role by the president without any approval by parliament. so whether this will lay the concerns of the civi

anniversary of the second 737 max crash, new york tes reporters natalie kitroeff and david gelles flew to st. louiseen invited to boeing's offices there by the new c.e.o. >> welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> narrator: the interview was recorded. >> glad you're here. >> we got a lot of questions. >> narrator: he had been on the company board of directors throughout the 737 max program and described himself as the company's "backup plan" to dennis muilenburg's handling of the crisis. >> boards are invested in their c.e.o.s until they're not. we had a backup plan. i think this board was incredibly well prepared. i am the backup plan. >> david calhoun had been on the board of boeing for several years. he laid the blame squarely at the feet of dennis muilenburg. >> narrator: he was in the midst of damage control. >> it's more than i imagined it would be, honestly. and it speaks to the weaknesses of our leadership. >> he was shooting straight from the hip. it was kind of disarming to hear from the c.e.o. of boeing. >> narrator: he told the reporters the company had indeed made a "fatal mistake," wh

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david rosenbaum. linda rosenbaum. sheryl lynn rosenbaum. lloyd daniel rosenberg. mark louis rosenberg. andrew ira rosenblum. il we on through your children and your eight grandchildren. untilwe meet again. _ eight grandchildren. untilwe meet again, may god bless america. may freedom _ again, may god bless america. may freedom the rain and may peace be with you _ freedom the rain and may peace be with you all. you are watching a bbc news especially here. we have been listening to the reading of the names of those killed on that fateful morning 20 years ago. i am joined by the bbc new york correspondent. you are down there by the memorial, you have been listening to everything that has been said and the grief is still so raw, isn't it, for the relatives 20 years on?— raw, isn't it, for the relatives 20 ears on? , ., , , ,. years on? yes, absolutely. i think it is important _ years on? yes, absolutely. i think it is important to _ years on? yes, absolutely. i think it is important to remember - years on? yes, absolutely. i think it is important to remember that l it is important to remember that last year becau

national editor at the kwnl times, ed louis, and david ignatius joins us this morning.e biden's problems just a dreadful hour or two that he's obviously going to be dealing with for some time. talk about those things that fell one after another against the president. >> sure. first, it comes against the backdrop of a moment when the white house really as mika read from my story this weekend, they wanted to reset things. focus on the domestic agenda. they had a tough stretch there. the withdrawal from afghanistan, the evacuations became more of a success story, but the tumultuous images of the first day and the terrorist attack have dogged the white house to this point. even though public opinion still supports the withdrawal as a whole. and then we also have had a week's worth of rising covid cases. on friday as the president was going for a long weekend to get a break after his summer vacation was scuttled by the afghanistan crisis, three things happened within an hour of each other. stunning headlines one of another. first, the pentagon acknowledged the yes, a drone s

david gregory arce. >> michael g. arczynski. >> louis arena.michael j armstrong. >> jack charles aron. >> joshua aron. >> richard avery aronow. >> japhet j. aryee. >> carl asaro. >> michael a asciak. >> michael edward asher. >> janice ashley. >> thomas j ashton. >> manuel o. asitimbay. gregg arthur atlas. >> gerald atwood. >> james audiffred. >> kenneth w. van auken. >> and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael. even though i never met you in person, i still miss you a lot. mother tells me all the things you have done, and i am sure you did. thank you for being the best guardian angel. mom also says i have your lovable charm and fearlessness. not only do i have your time, but i am honored to have your name as my middle name. you have inspired me to fall in your footsteps and become a firefighter, too. we hope you will continue to watch over us and keep us healthy and safe. we love you so much, uncle chris. >> and my sister. elizabeth richard lawson. your sisters, your nieces, your nephews. it was such a sad day, october 11. i remember you w

louis j. nacke ii [bells ringing] donald arthur peterson. [bells ringing] jean hoadley peterson [bells ringing] mark david rothenberg [bells ringing] christineder [bells ringing] my dad, john talignani [bells ringing] honor elizabeth wainio [bells ringing] my cousin, debbie jacobs welsh. [bells ringing] >> 20 years ago, the world watched in horror as a terrorist attack unfolded at the world trade center, the pentagon, and in this field, near shanksville. on that day, my vision, here at this holy site was one of a lone fire engine with its crew at the ready for potential rescue and firefighting. those first responders were shadowed by smoke rising from the impact zone into the nearby forest of the hemlock trees bordering this field. my thoughts at the moment was that this was no longer a common field. it was traveled by so many who lived in this area, but this field was now sacred ground. and common no more. so how did this vision of tragedy turn into a memory of complete victory? a wife of the fellow los angeles firefighter, susie bird, made a quilt. she asked many to place a written message on the patches of that quilt. when i was given the

frank thomas aquilino patrick michael aranyos david gregory arce michael g. arczynski louisichard avery aronow myra joy airson. japhet j. aryee carl asaro michael a. asciak michael edward asher janice ashley thomas j. ashton gregg arthur atlas gerald atwood ezra aviles louis aversano jr. ezra aviles eustace bacchus jane ellen baeszler robert j. baierwalter andrew j. bailey brett t. bailey garnet ace bailey. tatyana bakalinskaya michael s. baksh sharon balkcom michael andrew bane kathleen ban tis. >> and my uncle, christopher michael mazula, i know you're with us every day watching over us, even though i never met you in person i miss you a lot. mom tells me the crazy fun things you did, and i'm sure if you were here i'd be doing them with you. thank you for being the best guardian angel and sending us killian. mom says i have your charm and fearlessness. you, pop and dad have inspired me to follow in your footsteps and become a firefighter, too. we hope you watch over us and keep us safe. we love you uncle chris. >>> and my sister, see celia richard w. lawson. cc it's been 2

david ortiz when he hit 38 in 2016. and speaking of old men hitting home runs, albert was back in st. louis last night.tanding ovation from the crowd he played in front of 11 seasons. he then hit his 679th home run. his first in st. louis as a member of the dodgers. while i won't be watching this afternoon, derek jeter, ted walker and larry miller will be inducted into the hall of fame later today. finally, when you get into the dog days of summer baseball and your team is going to miss the playoffs, sometimes you have to find other ways to entertain your self at the ballpark. that's what this fan did at last night's mets and marlins game in miami. he dressed up as a piece of cinnamon toast crunch and just hang out behind home plate. that's quite the backdrop there. he's sitting not far from a marlins man. the fan who is a constant presence at front row in marlins games and other sporting events like to sit. they like the distraction. pete alonso reporting his 100th career run. time for the weather >>> let's go to bill karins for the weather who is not dressed up like cereal. >> how do they let them ha

louis and other cities. we want to make sure we don't see this same situation from last year. we have three months left in the year. >> dana: davidt, thank you. >> bill: that was president ronald reagan shot 40 years ago in washington, d.c. john hinckley was found not guilty of attempting to assassinate reagan by reason of insanity. today his lawyers are in front of a judge seeking his unconditional release from supervision. remember he is at home now, released a few years ago claiming he snow longer a threat. ken starr is a former independent counsel and we welcome both of you back. here is the statement from the attorney barry levine, the attorney for hinckley. he has adhered to every requirement of law. based on the views of a variety of mental health professionals he no longer suffers from a mental disease and hasn't suffered from it for decades. they want unconditional release. ken starr is there grounds for that now? >> well, i think the order of the day has to be caution. when you go back to obviously the offense itself was so horrific but when you go back to judge friedman's order just a few years ago you see it is filled