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david louie is covering the town hall meeting. david? >> facebook has something that the president's reelection campaign will want and that is acess to young voters. he got that coming to facebook today while discussing serious marris and he did kick things off with a laugh. >> my name is barack obama and i am the guy who got mark to wear a jacket and tie. >> it is not the first time the president and zuckerberg have been together. the difference this time the president kicked off the reelection campaign and his visit to facebook is a clear sign he is after young voters. >> facebook allows us to make sure it is not a one-way. not only am i speaking to you, but you are speaking back. >> town hall meeting was stream lined on facebook where the president has 19 million friends and people who follow him. it was a hour long meeting . didn't require a republican response. questions came from employees and many wanted to hear the budget plan. >> if we don't have a serious plan to tackle the deficit, that could end up being a bigger drag on the

david louie reports. >> dawn bears the signs of a brutal attack. it happened midnight when she walked her 13 year old husky shadow in the park. she tried to intervene and her effort to protect the dog led to bites and a split lip and cuts. >> these dogs didn't seem to want to attack me and i can't say that that would be true for the next person that comes along. but they didn't seem to be interested in me as a person, they were after the dog. >> her dogs injuries were so serious that the vet recommended she would be put down. san jose animal care agency is checking past reports of unleashed dogs. >> we haven't made contact with the owners yet. we plan on doing it and did an extensive patrol . so far no leads at this point. >> the victim is not condemning a pit bull breed. >> i believe they are the way they are because of the treatment and training that they get from their owners . >> the park draws many users and children and parents and other pet owners. >> it is a peaceful park to come to. there is never instances of dogs attacking anyone. >> she

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hicock like louie howe also advised eleanor in the writing of magazine articles. does anybody remember reading eleanor's question and answer column in the lady's home journal, or in mccalls? yeah, good. good. yeah. i still member her advice on smoking. because i was quite interested. should i smoke or not. and eleanor said, she didn't really do it herself. but she thought it was -- that it was a good hostess, she should always provide cigarettes for others. i'm always been glad that i listened to her advice. i never had to stop. i never started. anyway, eleanor was writing for the magazine, bow howe and hicock were helping her sort of furbish, and howe was helping her sell them. it's even believed that hicock gave eleanor the idea for "my day" column. which was quite a popular column at its time. she had a good many more readers than some of the men political pundits of the day. you want to see a picture of lorina better? here she and eleanor are going down a street in san juan in puerto rico to inspect conditions there. hicock is the women in the dress with the l

my name is albert louie, and i represent san francisco bible church. our church has purchased this property on taraval and its current use is an office building. we're here today to convert this property from a b occupancy to an a-3 worship service or worship assembly. some of the things i want to bring up to the commission that we're going to be doing to this building to upgrade the building. obviously from an office building, we don't have the proper floor loading. any time you do any structural enhancements to the building, you also have to address sizing. so we're going to incorporate it to increase the floor loading as well as increase to meet the current seismic requirements for the building. in addition to occupying the building as a worship hall, we will be also widening the front staircase as well as the back staircase. there is a current elevator in place today which did not meet the building code requirements for a.d.a. or accessability. so we will also be moving the current elevator and incorporating the current elevator as part of the entr

in santa clara, david louie, abc said news -- abc7 news. >>> the f.a.a. wants to fire a second air traffic controller caught sleeping on the job. that controller took the cushions off the sofa and sliped a blanket on his shoulders and went to sleep during his midnight shift in february. last month a controller at washington's ronald reagan airport dozed off intentionally while on duty. two planes landed with no help on the tower. that controller was suspended. >>> the relaunch of a spectacular terminal two started at san francisco international airport. the first flight to arrive was veer gin galactic white night two. it will take passengers into space in a year, year and a half or so. it was escorted by sir richard branson who will share gate space with american airlines. the terminal features gourmet san francisco-based restaurants and high end shops. sir richard says it is designed to bring back the romance to air travel. >> we are so pleased because generally terminals are miserable places to arrive at an airport. and an awful experience before you ge

david louie shows us a major reason why. >> fans don't have to pack the concert halls.ntry singer jewel is performing in san jose and live on every device there is that connects to the internet. >> i have fans all over the world and i don't tour all over the world. it helps me to stay in touch with the fans and it is not through a third party and i talk to them. >> and what makes interaction possible. a high def service. jewel fans were watching in las vegas and new york and san palo brazil. they could see her but may have foten she could see them as well >> i saw them talking. they appreciate a life performance. you can see people with your heart and emotions. it is perfect format for me . lets a bigger audience see what i do and why i do it. >> more than 30,000 fans watched on line. >> they come together and you will see magic happening. cisco is saying it is a new way for performers to perform. >> it is how high dev quality video can be transmitted miles and a well controlled network environment and at the same type be able to experience that you know, improve the qu

they called me "louie," you know? louie.but yeah, i was called "greaser," "wetback," "taco bender." i thought, you know, wow. i mean, "beaner" was the nicest of those things, and i had never heard such things in my life. it was... >> hinojosa: well, did that immediately kind of make you start wanting to separate from your mexicaness? a little bit of self-hate... >> no. >> hinojosa: because a lot of people have that self-hatred. >> i know. >> hinojosa: "i'm going to deny it; i can pass, i can fit in. let me just put the fact that i'm mexican and speak spanish back here, because it's a lot easier to not deal with that." >> there's so many things to hate yourself about. ( laughing ) you know, why add that? >> hinojosa: what a philosopher! i mean, you know? ( laughing ) >> no, i mean, just... i just think there's so many opportunities in this life to attack yourself, and you know, it was a... it was matter of utter, absolute pride for my father. now, you know, it's a big laugh getter on tour when i talk about my father's mexican

santa clara, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> he left his mark obviously on people. >>> let's go back and talk about the wind in relation to the fire in the mission district earlier. >> gusty conditions throughout the one-two-three inning as well and it will take several hours to taper off to calmer levels. getting cooler out there as well. a live view from the high definition roof stop camera at abc 7 looking along the embarcadero. clouds thickening in the sky because there is shower activity moving in our direction, moving slowly at the moment, though. live doppler 7 hd. all well to the north at the moment aroundure reka and pushing slowly south ward. when you get a wider view you can see he it is not far away. not showing much move innocent direction at the moment. we expect to see showers developing after midnight. current temperature readings, down to 49 degrees in livermoor. most other locations between 50 and 52 degrees. showers likely after midnight. school tomorrow with a chance of isolated thundershowers in the afternoon. late afternoon. and patchy frost may develop by friday mo

david louie spoke with family members that can't believe it could es kliat into violence. >> i pray every minute of every day they find the cowards that did this. >> jesse cares deeply about her former husband, brian stowe. had he remain good friends and they share custody of two children. 12-year-old tyler and an 8-year-old. >> each of them break down at different times. biggest fear says the father won't remember them. and if the unthinkable happens, they both want to see him. >> los angeles police are investigating why the two suspects between 18 and 25 years old attacked him from behind. he fell to the ground and was hit repeatedly in the head and body. stowe is in an induced coma. other giants' fans say the mood at dodger stadium disturbs them. >> it's how some people behave. we've been doing this for four seasons now and this season, it takes a lot out of you. people don't have no sportsmanship at all. >> stowe was a paramedic and he avoids confrontation and he was trying to walk away. for now the son and daughter are doing their best to keep occupied with everyday activities. >> ta

but as abc7 david louie explains, it kicked off with a laugh. >> my name is barack obama and i'm the guy who got mark to wear a suit and tie. >> they have met before but the difference this time is the president kicked off his re-election campaign and the visit to facebook is a sign he's after young voters. >> what facebook allows us to do is make sure this isn't just a one way conversation. make sure that not only am i speaking to you, but you are also speaking back. >> the town hall meeting was streamed live on facebook where the president has 19 million friends, people who follow him. it was an hour long unedited dialogue that didn't cost anything and didn't trigger a requirement for a republican response. the questions came from facebook employees and from people who submitted them on his face book page. many focused on his efforts to counter punch the republican budget cuts with his own. >> if we don't have a serious plan to tackle the deficit that's correct could end up being a bigger drag on the economy than anything else. >> it's clear the strategy is to go after young people

secretary boomer: ok, [reading names], and then ken louie. >> i am a driver with were real cab. i am very concerned about the current situation in the cab business, especially that we are giving out of private information to some other state companies, and we are being damaged every day by paying a 5% fee on credit cards, which we do not like. it has been a cash business for a long time, and we would like to keep it that way. sometimes, at the end of a shift, you cannot even pay for gas because you have all of these credit card slips and no gas. also, the hybrids, we would like them to be regular cavs, because hybrids do not last as long as regular cavs, and we do not have any spares. we do not have spares, and we lose wages. chairman nolan: next speaker. secretary boomer: [reading names] >> hi, my name is nabile. it seems that the cab business is always going down and down and down. people have the perception that we are making more money. we are not making more money. we are paying more money for hybrids. we heard gavin newsom saying that drivers have saved millions of dollars

louie and i have no problems with the church moving next door to me as a neighbor. my concern rests with the structure of the original building. my family -- my grandfather built the building that i own as a neighbor of 401 taraval in 1949. and in 1972 my family was not given the opportunity, as i am here before you today, to express an opinion of what went next door to them. they were simply told, here's the building, you know. you pay for your share of the section that has to be supported structurally for our new big commercial building. so i feel -- my family has hated that building since it went up in 1972 and it's hated it because of where the entrance is located. i wish to heavens i could do something or that planning commission or the church could do something, anybody could do something within reason in terms of cost and times and what have you to move the darned entrance. all the other buildings, the entrances are on the corner. why in heaven's name they have to put it within four or five feet of my entrance is -- you know, who knows? but i don't want to co

abc7 david louie spoke with family members who can't believe a baseball rivalry could escalate into such violence. >> i pray every day, every minute of every day that they find the coward who did this. >> jackie cares deeply about her former husband, 42-year-old brian stow. they remain friends and also share custody of their children, 12 and 8 year olds. >> each of them break down at different times. their biggest fear is that their father won't remember them. and obviously if the unthinkable happens, they both want to go down and see him. >> los angeles police are still investigating why these two suspects between 18 and 25 years old attacked stow from behind. he fell to the ground and was hit repeatedly in the head and body. stow is now in an induced coma and has had part of his skull removed due to swelling of the brain. other giants fan say the mood at dodger stadium disturbs him. >> it's disgusting how some people behave. we have been doing this for four seasons and this season it just -- it's a lot rowdier. for sure it is. people have no sportsmanship at all. >> stow was a paramedi

david louie explains what's driving that turn around. >> it's a big change from six months ago.f layoffs, companies are starting to hire again. engineering tech got hired after two years of doing contract work without benefits. >> you can see there's more opportunities if you're looking at the paper and looking at the web for job sites that people are starting to hire more. >> a survey of 175 silicon valley ceo's found that over half of them plan to hire this year. doctors supply ships for the fast growing wireless and smart phone industry. so it's adding employees. >> silicon valley area is one of the two or three spots in the nation that has a good breadth of talent in that area. that's one of the reasons they wanted to have a good foothold here. >> they advised job seekers to act fast. >> get out and make sure i'm at the front of that new wave. i'd also make sure you're differentiated because this is a wave. this, too, will pass and they're going to be another tough cycle some day. >> 100 construction workers are building a new facility for data centers in santa clara. they'v

david louie reports some are worried the businesses could begin leaving the state. >> eight out of ten research firms say they are getting overtures to move their labs overseas. they are urging state lawmakers to do something to retain them. too many regulatory hurdles is one of their primary complaints. john is a scientist of a biomed company. >> the rules of fda because of under staffing or maybe they are under appreciation of certain products and what they can do to treat diseases like cancer has an enormous impact. >> another concern is having a well-trained work force. eighth graders rank 45th in the nation to science literacy. this biotech program at san mateo high school is trying to change that. one-fourth of the 1500 students take this elective course. most are taking biology or chemistry. >> in this program it's about developing significantly higher and higher skills so they are working like research associates or scientists in the lab regularly and getting the experience of what that means, what that is really like. >> the industry says this is how california can keep them h

david louie reports. >> reporter: dawn marshall wilson bares the wounds of a brutal attack. it happened when she was walking her dog. suddenly two pit bulls attacked her dog but she tried to intervene and it led to cuts that required stitches. >> the dogs didn't seem to want to attack me. i couldn't you see that was true for the next person along but they didn't seem to be interested in me as a person. they were after the dog. >> the dog's injury that the emergency vet recommended she be put down the pit bulls didn't have any collars or tags. they are calling the neighborhood and checking past reports of unleashed dogs. the victim is quick not to condemn the pit bull breed. she previously owned pit bulls. >> i believe pit bulls they get good training from their owners. >> the park draws many people including children and other pet owners. >> i come here for two or three times and there has never been any incidents. >> dawn also contacted animal police and she was told that officials will handle the case. >> kristen: in san francisco the commission of animal control and welfa

david louie has the story. >> at the start of the year, pg&e was ordered to produce safety records for its gas pipeline by march 15 but the search proved difficult. in a series of meetings it told the staff of the puc the deadline couldn't be met. >> we thought was clearly understood certainly by all of the staff people we were meeting with what we were going to be able to physically do and what we were going to do later. >> when pg&e didn't comply they faced a hefty fine. they negotiated a $3 million fine but another $3 million if it misses a second deadline in august. commission must now decide whether to approve, amend or revoke the settlement. watchdog groups say they should face a stiffer penalty. >> if they fail to meet the deadlines, it should be increased more in the range of $30 million, not just $3 million. >> this was a monument effort that we worked extremely hard to meet and in some cases there were pipeline records that may be might have gone. that effort continues. >> we need those people doing that record search and doing the engineering analysis. >> the top gas enginee

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david louie has the story. >> farmers today have to spend serious money to keep food prices down for consumers. newest generations of combines can cost close to half million dollars. many are turning to green systems. the price can run $4 million and farmers qualify for a 30-year tax credit and one year depression. >> it would run water pumps and smaller style system and interested in the large processors, cold storage, cotton gin. >> steam is new technology. it was invented in australia. >> it's very gentle method. >> a ban on burning cutting when nut trees are pruned makes this $350,000 shredded the right technology at the right time. >> development for 15 to 20 years and we have 35 in the running. it's coming to its time. >> farmers that use flood irrigation to water their crops have a new low-tech solution. it releases a flag that signals a time to shut on off the water. >> flood water continues to travel even after you shut it off. what we really wanted to happen is the head of the flow to end at the field end. >> what is this? the future farmers of america trying to set a recor

the warning is over sprouts from fresno based louie foods international. the products have a ewe by date on or before april 14th. they were sold in the central valley and on the central coast. so far no illnesses have been reported. >>> you might call it card confusion. one of the bay area's largest transit agencies is making changes. what you need to know to avoid feeling lost. >>> and the video is hard to believe. three weeks after the tsunami, an amazing rescue at sea. the obstacles the rescuers overcame to make it happen. >>> and the temperatures are warm today but cooler. the clouds are increasing and there might be a sprinkle in your future. i'll have your forecast. >>> a car accident in san rafael left a sedan smashed in the front of the building and the driver nowhere to be found. it happened on east francisco boulevard by the richmond-san rafael bridge. officers have not found the driver. >>> an update to a story we brought you wednesday. close is not going to be good now save cal baseball. he put off his decision to give fundraisers more time to

in san jose, david louie, abc7 news moneyscope. 5:15. president obama is inviting the whole country to take part of a town hall session planned for the bay area tomorrow. it will be on facebook. he is turning to youtube to promote it. >> it will be live streamed and i'll answer questions from folks along the country. i hope you will take a break from either friending or defriending each other to rsvp at facebook.com/whitehouse. >> the president will answer selected questions from facebook headquarters in palo alto. his replies will be posted on the website. the president will also attend two san francisco fundraisers during his bay area visit. one will be tomorrow night. the other will be on thursday morning. >>> the volkswagen bug is getting an extreme makeover. volkswagen is taking raps off the 2012 beetle in what they call a tougher look than the bubble-shaped predecessors. the bug has been a hit with women in recent years. now the company is trying to target male drivers. the manual version gets estimated 29 miles per gallon on the h

. >> i william arthur philip louie wee take catherine elizabeth. >> take thee william arthur philip louis. >> as my weded husband. >> as my weded husband. >> the royal couple are now the key figures driving an and gent monarchy into the 21st century. a million well wishers on the streets of central london. many more attend street parties across the u.k. >> look at william looking at her. >> it's magical. it's absolutely magical. >> the party continues into the night at buckingham palace, as william and catherine begin married life together. >> welcome to "bbc news." wedding celebrations are continuing at buckingham palace tonight after a day of which a royal romance that began nearly a decade ago culminated in the marriage of prince william and catherine middleton at westminster abbeach. police estimate that one million people were on the streets of london for the event and we have the full story of the ceremony, the crowds, and that dress. our royal correspondent reports on a truly memorable day. >> no one talks about fairytales at a royal wedding anymore. that among many things has chan

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in san jose david louie abc 7 news. >> the unihas not actually threateped to strike. they represent bus and light rail operators. the current contract has a no strike cause but the union said it is open for legal interpretation. the mayor said it requires no strike. >>> and in the first two weeks, california highway patrol wrote three times as many tickets for talking and texting than they did last year. thp gave 10,000 state wide and almost 1500 in the bay area. the not worth the risk campaign was created to raise awareness of the danger associated with mobile phones and driving. if you don't use a hand street device the campaign will run throughout end of the month and they are looking to catch you. >> it will go on for the rest of the month and people are aware that it is not tolerated because it causes injuries and death. >> those tickets are not cheap. they startad $159 for the first offense. >> and the wife of one of the 9/11 heroes is in the area to honor her husband capt hane jason dahl. abc's reporter joins us live with more. carina? >> you can soo the impres

. >> the penalty is now in the hands of an administrative law judge and david louie has the story. >>was order to produce safety records by

they're fascinated by it but i did not watch it all i think it's going to be the marriage between louie gohmert and steve king a republican is once and for all kick homophobia out of the party brian darling how the joe madison thank you all from turkey is here much appreciated coming out tennessee wants to legalize political corruption seriously the history behind their movement what it means for the working class and provides daily to. you know sometimes you see a story at the scene so you think you understand it and then something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you saw. i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. but rather give that we had an apartheid regime right here in the us. i think the rocket readable and on the oil. republicans in tennessee are on the verge of legalizing political corruption legislation is moving along in that state's government that will allow corporations to contribute directly to politicians something that is currently illegal corporations can funnel maalik through political action committees and thanks to the supreme court's c

. >> abc's david louie in the food center in san jose. >> the hunger strike is in king and story roadsy are just trying to stay in business and keep 3000 other employees working. they were praised for creating jobs in the recession. however one of the hungar strikers sees it differently. >> antonio martinez worked in the ware he was abruptly fired in january leaving a

in san jose david louie. abc 7 news. >> there is 3photos in a pala loma jewelry heist. >>> and the three men broke a window to get n once inside they smashed the display cases and made off with a specified amount of jewels. get away car is a newer white nissan. >> there is no denying sugary drinks contribute to obesity. the debate by lawmaker in sacramento. abc's capitol correspondant annette meranda has the story. >> thatatted added sweetener in a 20 fluid once battle. >> the revenue and tax committee to approve the soda tax proposal. it would levy a tax. a typical soda would cost 12 cents extra. >> in the last 30 years, average american daily calorie intake increased by 300 calories and 433 percent of those additional calories comes from soda consumption. >> they pointed out the obesity problem is so complex that it can't be targeted by one obesity item. >> people switched to other foods that didn't contain fat and we still got fat. >> the members saying parents and individuals should be more with what they

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david louie, abc 7 news. >> few hundred of supporters and opponents lined up trying to catch his attention. >> i want to file a complaint. >> we were is're disinvited to the party because it is obama and the democrats. >> police escorted the protestors off after the president's motorcade took a detour. supporters fired back. >> give him time. you can't fix the country in two years. give the man time. >> another group urged the president to friend poor americans . some of the crowd called for higher taxes on the wealthy. >>> and the president's trip is largely here to the bay area and about campaign cash and he will leave here tomorrow with a ton of it. and they are live out there with that part of the story. >> the president is arriving and secret service agencies asked us not to put it down on jackson street earlier. this is a home of a powerful silicon tycoon who will host the dinner for president obama and 60 guests. they will see the white tent. and it is one of the most expensive fundraisers ever. 5000, will go to the war chest. he is co-founder and ceo . he graduated and worked for o

. >> david louie abc 7 money scope. >> ton was trash illegally dumped on a city street and san francisco police want to know who did it. a front loader was called in to pick up 10 or 12 tons of roofing material . officials say the neighbor is a common spot for illegal dumping that is not only a isore but a health hazard to clean up. >> we have large scale dumping and we have testing the materials to see if it is hazardous materials . we know how to properly dispose. >> this is not containing hazardous or toxic materials. if you have information on who might have done this. call the police or department of public works. >> new at 6:30. right to beararps in public places and repeal the california open carry laws and advances through the state legislator . look at this extraordinary video tonight. collision of two planes on the tarmac at jfk international. it left an airport too crowded. nuclear emergency, why the japan disaster could never happen in california or could happen in california or could it? mmm. ahh. yeah. bacon. come celebrate bonalia! only at denny's. america's diner is alway

in san jose david louie abc 7 news >> a surprise from pg&e in san francisco. the company announced the retirement of chief executive officer peter darbee. under his leadership pg&e came under scutiny for the san bruno explosion that killed 7 people and destroyed homes. they have been unable to account for the underground system. the spokesman refused to confirm what his retirement package was worth. he will probably get 35 million and doesn't want consumers to pick up the tab. >> 35 million dollar golden parachute for the ceo and failed leadership ought to be paid by the stock holders and not rate payers. >> in a statement this afternoon, the company under his leadership has been responsible for poor decisions but his commitment to pg&e and constitients is unquestioned. >> we have a developing story in oakland. police are looking for a man in west grand involved in a shooting. at least one person was shot and taken to the hospital. as you can see right now, officers are building to building with guns drawn. police dogs are on the scene assist nothing the searc

in tan ford david louie abc sennews. >> oakland raiders fans are trying to find who killed them. >> they are donating proceeds . tonight's benefit is held in the restaurant on webster street. she shooked hands with the man. and the heely carries out one of the mission. it is gorgeous weather ahead. >> it is a warming trend that is tomorrow. midcents near the bay. and it is a colsiium. and tomorrow afternoon it will be sunny and mild and great baseball weather and up to 73 degrees. 87 in los angeles and 85 in palm springs and up to 90 in palm springs . back to the bay area senday forecast . inland highs will be in the mid-80s and mid-60s coast. there it is. enjoy it. >> and latest in the fast and furious franchise. it is packed with action and has the biggest ticket sales of the year. don sanchez put its in high gear. we are talking about a police station . this is 100 million. >> there's the plot. gang by diesel and walker. after a money of the bad drug lord that is guning for them. they spend time with deep cover. it is dwayne johnson. it is one film with quiet moments punctuated by sim

david louie reports from sunnyvale. >> the work force is young these days. are in lockheed martin to figure out whether math and science is interesting to them. are you interested in science and engineering and hope to work in that some day. they are the children of lockheed martin employees. it is called young minds at work and a chance to challenge the problem-solving skills using pagetty and marsh mellow to build a seismic tructure and tested on the table. >> we were afraid it would fall down. >> but it didn't. that means you are a smart ladyy . they like to learn about free stuff. >> brice's ambition is to design better video games. >> it is energizing tos us to have the young folks and so theirr excitement and reminds us why we got into this in the first place. >> they learn that technology breaks down. that happened after they calculated the distance in time. >> technology sometimes doesn't work. >> yes, doesn't. can you fix it. >> confidence is a good sign. >> we may not know whether the young people will become scientist or technology people. but the

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david louie has the story. >> these are the power hungry servers that route internet traffic.use megawatts of electricity. megawatt can power almost 1,000 homes. >> it's consuming lots of energy. >> facebook revealed it's come up with a major advance over the design of huge data centers that save power. it came up with a way to convert ac to dc and came up with a new model for khoolg down the heat generated by the rows of equipment. >> when i got into the business 70 degrees, was the norm you can run servers up to 100 degrees. >> it came to an idea of an engineer in the middle of the night. he drew the schematic. that is how ideas are born in silicon valley. they have shared the innovation with hp. here is what the savings could be for a single data center. >> it will result in savings of up to $6 million a year. >> what can we do with what we are going to offer the benefits of efficiency. >> they have deployed the design at a new data center in oregon. >> it takes a while for companies to design and build their data centers. >> kristen: a high end shoeing shoo maker is suing

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david louie explains what's driving that turn around. >> it's a big change from six months ago.ies are starting to hire again. engineering tech got hired after two years of doing contract work without benefits. >> you can see there's more opportunities if you're looking at the paper and looking at the web for job sites that people are starting to hire more. >> a survey of 175 silicon valley ceo's found that over half of them plan to hire this year. doctors supply ships for the fast growing wireless and smart phone industry. so it's adding employees. >> silicon valley area is one of the two or three spots in the nation that has a good breadth of talent in that area. that's one of the reasons they wanted to have a good foothold here. >> they advised job seekers to act fast. >> get out and make sure i'm at the front of that new wave. i'd also make sure you're differentiated because this is a wave. this, too, will pass and they're going to be another tough cycle some day. >> 100 construction workers are building a new facility for data centers in santa clara. they've gone from 1 to

at facebook headquarters in palo alto, david louie 7 money scope. >> parts of the bay area sure had somed weather to contend w.spencer this was so unusual for april >> really wa was. unusual actually for any time of the year. hail stone andtor naichltd you are right but especially for april. looking into spring we expect to have warmer calmer weather. anything but calm today. and figure but warm. live view from our high definition roof top camera at abc 7. look back at the sky line of san francisco. skies are partly cloudy tonight. lots of break in the clouds but in those areas where there are clouds there's still some active weather. here's live doppler 7 hd. widely scattered areas of precipitation. down in the south bay mount hamilton mixed precipitation and some snow up in the higher elevation. rain of course lower elevation. a little spot of rainfall there between morgan hill and los gatos and up in the north bay around nap a.unitville fairfield vacaville and east bay we have little spotty areas of light shower activity but nothing very heavy. more active turbulent weather has settle