if you're familiar with deco drive, you know louie.>> great to see you guys again. that clip never gets old, does it? love that. >> it wasn't the only time. it was a real live organic event and louie, you're the professional news reader. you would stand up and do the news as well as talk. >> yeah. >> and sometimes, it got a little crazy. >> well, some of the stuff we talked about got a lot crazy so what did you expect, you know? >> there was always -- while you were looking straight ahead at the camera, there was always something kind of kooky going on in the studio. >> brian was always making faces. >> and our crew was rarely sober. >> rarely. >> let me ask you, did you have any reservations? when they said to you shut down the prompters, i want you to talk out the news and did you have any reservations to the changing format? >> way back when "fox & friends" went to ad lib of "fox & friends." >> no, the prompter was my friend. i can ad lib with the best of them. there were no reservations. >> here's a little bit of trivia and today,

it's just important to support them owe so they survive. >> david louie abc 7 news. >> people looking for worth work say there are jobs but it's tough to get one. at edd in oakland, gerald freeman has become looking for work two months. he sends out three resumes every day. >> the employers can choose now, taking time and pick the person they're looking for. you've got to be sharp and you've got to be persistent. and optimistic. >> and flexibility is key whether it means taking less money or relocating. one man could not find a teaching job sow headed to the train station this morning and to a job in detroit. and if you or someone you know needs work, organizers of the next job journal hire event are planning and will have more job openings than before. it's free z we have information that you'll need at abc 7 news.com. >> explosion of a leaky pg&e gas line is now being looked at by federal investigators. this was gutted during a fire wednesday afternoon. no one was hurt, and crews on the scene found a total of seven leaks in the line serving the complex. seven, including areas just b

louie freeh was pissed, said the head of the f.b.i. office and he was with louie freeh at the time. worst still, worse still, it turns out that the united states told the pakistani intelligence they were going to do this which would have seemed like domestic courtesy. the pakistani intelligence, they have ties to the taliban. taliban turned it over to bin laden so any attempt to get him was doomed by the united states officials. on the last, the last thing, i'm not going to read from it. i'm not going to read from it, the incident in the u.s.s. cole, john o'neill and i think i might actually, only two or three paragraphs so i might actually read them for you. father's day june 16, 2001, john o'neill led the charge into yemen to investigate the bombing of the cole, extraordinary event and quite a fascinating story but the most fascinating incident is this one that i alluded to earlier, a couple of paragraphs. on father's day june 16, o'neill gave the order for the f.b.i. to pull out. the u.s. ambassador was livid and insisted she was the only one to order an f.b.i. pullout and told t

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david louie reporting. thank you. >> and solyndra the white soushouse telling it's time to focus on putting americans back to work. the president's big speech will take place next thursday but took bath and forth to settle on that date. >> after a long, hot summer fighting about the debt ceiling, the white house says it's time for washington to focus on american's top concern, job creation. >> president looking for an opportunity to talk about what person people care about. the economy, and the need to create more job autos thursday, the president will outline jobs plan focusing on three key areas, first, tax relief including credits to company that's hire new workers. second, infrastructure, build prog jekts and transportation, schools, and clean energy. and third, targeted assistance to the long term unemployed. people out of a job six months or longer, but before hard work begins, the white house and congressional republicans were fighting about the timing of the speech. >> this last thing they needed tw

as david louie explains that future built on the sun is now very dim. >> reporter: sulindra, a clean tech company committed to create jobs for american workers by manufacturing its solar panels domestically. a federal loan of 535 million today's build the highly robotic plant granted bagging rights to the president and other elected officials. instead, another failed venture, locking out workers. >> a little bit of a warning would have been nice. going from yesterday be agonal pleatly normally today to today being shown the cloud. >> the storm clouds started forming even before the plant opened last year. competition from subsidized chinese companies and oversupply of solar panels pushed prices down. the design used only 1% or 2% of the silicon in other panels. >> investors and entrepreneurs might have misappropriately thought that the price would stay high. like any commodity the price dropped, the price fluctuates and the price dropped and they were caught in theaves of having to keep up -- in the vice of having to keep up with chinese and american vendors. >> the department of ene

david louie, abc7 news. >>> new poll finds support for governor brown holding stead any california.half say they approve of his job performance, 1/3 disapprove. californians are not happy with a provision of the budget he sign today this summer of automatic spending plans for school higher revenue in health care. in the poll one in five approve of the legislature's job performance. >>> delivered via airmail. >> reporter: i'm live with the story of the birth of a baby hundreds of miles out to sea and seven miles straight up. we'll meet mom and baby, right after the break. >>> later, worries about space junk. massive satellite is expected to hit earth in days. question is, where will it hit? >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a new mom is resting in the hospital on dry land after giving birth 35,000 feet up on a flight from the philippines to san francisco. terry? >> reporter: what a story they will have to tell for their entire lives. here is this woman on her first flight to the united states. very pregnant. hundreds of miles out to sea, seven miles strai

franc and louie the cat was born with two faces, two mouths, two noses and three eyes. the massachusetts cat has made it into the guinness world record book as the longest surviving member of a group of felines known as janis cats named for a roman god with two faces. that will leave you talking this morning. >>> well, now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. cornell researchers who turn to twitter for real-time little filtered behavior and thoughts found a pretty consistent pattern. people tend to wake up in a good mood and are happiest on weekends. on average positive attitude peaks early in the morning and starts to dip mid-morning. the positive vibes start rising again in the evening and peak again near midnight. for information on this and other health stories you can check out the health page at msnbc.com. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,153 after rising 143 point yesterday. the s&p was up 9 points but the nasdaq lost 10. taking a look at overseas trading this morning,

david louie, abc7 news. >>> new poll finds support for governor brown holding stead any california.half say they approve of his job performance, 1/3 disapprove. californians are not happy with a provision of the budget he sign today this summer of automatic spending plans for school higher revenue in health care. in the poll one in five approve of the legislature's job performance. >>> delivered via airmail. >> reporter: i'm live with the story of the birth of a baby hundreds of miles out to sea and seven miles straight up. we'll meet mom and baby, right after the break. >>> later, worries about space junk. massive satellite is expected to hit earth in days. question is, where will it hit? >>> a new mom is resting in the hospital on dry land after giving birth 35,000 feet up on a flight from the philippines to san francisco. terry? >> reporter: what a story they will have to tell for their entire lives. here is this woman on her first flight to the united states. very pregnant. hundreds of miles out to sea, seven miles straight up. all of a sudden, here comes baby. she and her son k

american jobs act reulosed yesterday by texas republican congressman and tequila worm stunt double louie gohmert. you see, despite running around with their hair on fire, the president and the democrats forgot to file their bill with the house of representatives. so gentlemanert got there first and filed his own bill with the exact same they will it's american jobs act. that's what political stiffs call a parliamentary ( bleep ) block. ( laughter ) and i gotta tell you i have a copy of it right here. gohmert's american jobs act has everything. it includes corporate tax cuts... and that's it ( laughter ) gohmerit boldly drops corporate tax rates from 35% to 0%. now, 0% may sound pretty low, but that is still more than g.e. paid last year ( laughter ) folkes, you believe cutting the corporate tax-- ( coughing ) i'm sorry, i-- ahem. i'm sorry. i apologize. we need to-- ( coughing ) ( clearing throat." i'm sorry, my throat is scratchy. i can get tea or something like that, please? >> you got it, buddy ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jimmy fallon! >> hey, man! good to see you! >> stephen:

richard louie has a look at what's up on "news nation."who was never going to have the heart attack. i thought i was invincible. i'm on an aspirin regimen now because i never want to feel that helplessness again. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. talk to your doctor, and take care of what you have to take care of. >>> i'm richard louie for tamron hall. bombshell testimony in the trial of michael jackson's doctor. here's a live look in the courtroom where testimony just resumed after a 15-minute break. what you are looking at is roberto alvarez, the first body guard to arrive at the scene that day when jackson died. he gave heart wrenching testimony about what happened when jackson's kids walked into the room. >> they were right behind me. paris screamed out, daddy! dr. conrad murray said don't let them see their dad like this. don't let them see their dad like this. i proceeded to brg

the new planet discovered that has two suns. >>> i'm richard louie.ho many believe is innocent of the murder he was convicted of. troy davis is scheduled to die by lethal injection next wednesday. he was convicted of the death of an off duty police officer. there was never any physical evidence linking him to the crime. seven of the nine

frank and louie the cat was born with two faces, two mouths, two noses, and three eyes. the massachusetts cat has made it into the guinness world record book as the longest surviving member of a group of felines named for a roman god with two faces. i just can't believe there's more than one of those out there. >>> well, here's your first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,153 after rising 143 points yesterday. the s&p was up nine points. the nasdaq lost ten. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei was down a fraction while in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 418. stocks mostly rose thursday. a day of high volume and one that introduced yet another overseas uncertainty factor. the dow and s&p 500 posted healthy gains, but the nasdaq was knocked lower by a selloff of chinese stocks. big teches also pressured the nasdaq. amazon was off 3% following a sharp rise wednesday. apple fell hard on end of quarter profit taking. other big techs and internets were hit. yahoo lost over 5%. netflix sank 11. also, companies v

louie sanchez and marvin norwood are charged with mayhem and assault. brian stow, the fan nearly beaten to death last march went outside the hospital yesterday for the first time in nearly six months. >>> testimony continues today in the trial of michael jackson's lawyer. prosecutors say conrad murray delayed getting help and tried to cover up evidence that he had given jackson a powerful anesthetic. kendis gibson reports. >> bodyguard roberto alvarez was the first person to reach the bedroom after murray called for him. alvarez testified dr. murray asked him to do something before calling 911. >> he reached over and grabbed a handful of vials and reached out and said, here, put these in a bag. >> alvarez testified he saw murray doing one-handed chest compressions on jackson while the children watched from nearby. >> paris screamed out daddy. >> reporter: the deputy district attorney showed jurors a vial of the anesthetic propofol. prosecutors also played alvarez's 911 call. >> we have a gentleman here that needs help. he's not breathing. >> reporter: j

the company received more than $500 million in federal stimulus loans and as david louie explains, it turned out to be a bad investment. >> they found themselveses on a pedastool. it was made to create jobs by manufacturing domestically. millions to build the highly robotic plant granted bragging rights to the president and other elected officials. instead, it was another failed venture locking out workers. >> a little warning would have been nice. going from a completely normal day to today and then being shown the door. >> the storm clouds started forming even before the plant. there was an over supply of solar panels pushing the prices down and the price dropped nearly 90%. the thin film design used only 1% or 2% in other panels. >> investors and entrepreneurs might have miss appropriately thought the price would stay high, but any commodity the price dropped the price fluxuates and they were caught in the vice of having to keep up with chinese and american vendors who were riding the price of silicon low. >> they now have a shut down plant to show for the half billion dollar inves

. >>> and louie sanchez and marvin knollwood are set to appear in a los angeles court over the beatingo giants fan brian stow that left him comatose with brain injuries. >>> thousands from all of the military services will be represented at a ceremony, along the command of the nearby naval station in new port. >>> this week's nascar race will be increasing traffic on the chesapeake bridge and they will be monitoring traffic and alleviate potential delays. all of this is weather permits. news time 5:56. every woman goes through it at some point. the hot flashes. the mood swings. to name a few. what doctors are saying to keep the side effects to a minimum going through that change of life. >>> video you don't want to miss. the family on vacation and the uss arizona. you are not going to believe what they saw, staring back at us. take a look at this. and take a look at this. a texas man fired for being fat he says. that story coming up in a bit. coming up in the 6:00 hour. of good morning maryland. starting in two minutes. >>> what's in your wallet? a bank of america debit card, it will c

are they at some point going to feel the pressure to come up with something more than louie gohmert's one-pager on eliminate the corporate tax as their only proposal for job creation legislativy?y? >> well, i think over the last week, you did see some cautious movement in the direction of supporting the president's jobs bill. but i think that came to a screeching halt the moment he put out his pay-fors. and as ezra pointed out, they were all tax increases. it was almost as if obama was raising -- or waving a red flag in their faces, just daring them to come out against it. and they obliged him by doing so. frankly, i have to question the president's political judgment in being so in the face of the republicans by putting forward these pay-fors that he had to know, and everybody who's worked on legislation knows, the pay for side is the hard -- that's the killer. that's the part that is very, very hard to get either right politically or in policy terms. what alternatives? what pay for alternatives did the president have that he could possibly have chosen that would have both made sense

frank and lieu win, the cat with two faces -- louie, the cat with two faces, three eyes and two mouths. he's become the longest surviving member of the group cats born with two faces. >> i used to work at tufts university school of veterinary medicine and he was brought in to be euthanized apt a day ole and i just offered to -- at a day old and i just offered to take him home to try to save him. they toll me not to get my hopes up -- told me not to get my hopes up because never survive and he's 12 years old september 8th. >> the owner says the cat's favorite pastime is riding in the car. >>> not price of your next 3d movie ticket could go up more. you may also steep a new charge on your bank statement. ever -- see a new charge on your bank statement. laura evans with your fox 5 top five. >> 1st why you may have to pay more to watch 3d movies. you already pay $3 extra and now sony theaters wants -- sony pictures wants theaters to charge you to use 3d glasses. they say it would offseptember the doss make the now victims. -- offset the costs to make the movies. known 4, the bank will char

. >> they're louie vuitton shoes. >> louie vuitton makes mistakes. >> reporter: kelly came down prettyore than before. how did you feel? >> that's not how normal people act. >> it's hard to be on a reality show, if you're not in touch with reality. >> reporter: jill zarin. you've had your bouts with jill zarin. >> the word junior high is a loss about the drama on the show. and jill is very much stuck in junior high, as the girl who was unpopular, who was bullied. and 30 years later, she's still there. she's a manipulator. and she's very good at using information to her own end. you know, she's been trying to get you off the show and me off the show for a number of years. she succeeded. >> reporter: as for the recently-fired zarin, she believes the couple is jealous. telling "gma," i just feel pity for them, using me for press yet again. the franchise as a whole seems to be taking a darker turn. the suicide, the bankruptcies, the salahis. >> if people continue to behave in a way that's shocking, then how can it do anything but get darker because you're not going to stop reacting to peop

. >>> louie sanchez and marvin norwood have set to appear in court in los angeles off the alleged beatingof the san francisco giants fan brian stow. it led stow comatose with severe brain injuries. >>> and first lady michelle obama will have a round table conversation with military spouses at the military guard facility. and thousands from the military branches representing commands at the nearby naval station in newport. >>> the coast guard will be docking in baltimore's inner harbor and it marks the end of the fall training cruise and it will be open for tourists today at 3:00 and all day tomorrow and sunday weather permitting. >>> tomorrow's decorations and furniture from the white house are on display at the smithsonian gallery and including dinner plates of the presidency of abraham lincoln and woodrow wilson and ronald reagan. and glass wear from the kennedy years on display. >>> and this week is nascar races in dover, delaware. where we're expected to boost traffic volume along the chesapeake bay bridge. the authorities say it will be monitoring traffic conditions and allow two-way

louie freeh who became trektor of the fbi, he introduced me to joe pistone, the real donnie brascoe,o relate to each other, that was my first introduction to peer-to-peer therapy. >> really quickly, someone who is watching who is suffering from this, are there some crucial first steps? you talked about peer-to-peer therapy, cops talking to cops, firefighters talking to firefighters, combat spouses talking to other combat spouses, is that the crucial first step here? >> i really believe that peer-to-peer therapy is the first line of defense and keeping post traumatic stress at post traumatic stress and not allowing it to come to disorder. we believe in education and awareness in our society. we did it with hiv/aids and we've done it with alcohol and tobacco. we need an education and awareness program to bring more information to people so that the stigma is not something that causes for people not to want to speak about what they're experiencing. >> hopefully interviews like this and certainly your book which "surviving the shadows: journey of hope into post traumatic stress" hopefull

. >> reporter: louie tucker has seen it all. after adopting a stretch of highway 280 in san jose, she is passioned in a about trash. there's a lot of trash to be passionate about. >> the way we designed the freeways, it duchess trash in particular areas that they can -- it dumps trash in particular areas that they can become highly compact in that area. we put out foliage which traps the trash which makes it more visible. >> reporter: caltrans spends $50 million a year on trash removal. that sounds like a lot. but if you do the math, even if you paid minimum wage to people to do it, caltrans doesn't, but if you did, tucker calculated it would cost $12 million a year just for the worst 10% of bay area freeways. caltrans has to keep the state's 15,000 miles of freeway clean with that 50 million. >> a lot of us have nice cars and we don't want to put trash in our cars so we put it on the road which is against the law. >> reporter: this is a natural gas tank. this has to be -- i have no idea. i can't lift it certainly but someone ju

louie freed, who became the director of the fbi. he was a street agent back then.troduced me to the real donnie brasco, and he and i, since we went through similar experiences, were able to talk, and it was my first experience with peer to peer therapy. >> you talked about peer to peer therapy, cops talking to cops, firefighters talking to firefighters, combat spouses talking to other combat spouses. is that the crucial first step here? >> i really believe that peer to peer therapy is the first line of defense in keeping post-traumatic stress at post-traumatic stress and not allowing it to come to disorder. we also need education and awareness in our society. we did it with hiv/aids. we nedid it with alcohol and tobacco. we need to talk about this disorder so it's not a stigma and causes people to talk about what they're experiencing. >> hopefully your book, "surviving the shadows, a journey of hope into post-traumatic stress," those will work to do some of that. thanks so much for joining us. >> stay safe. thank you. >>> still ahead this morning, diana nyad's extr

even though i'm more acting for the bill would probably be the corporate free loaders act congressman louie gohmert who is if you recall is famous for his fear mongering over the terror babies and b.c. ality said it's introduced a republican version of president obama's plan and it includes only one provision there is no infrastructure spending and no payroll tax cuts no assistance to states to hire more teachers and police officers nothing you see except for reducing the corporate tax rate down to zero that's right the republicans idea for a job creation is letting multibillion dollar multimillion dollar transnational corporations many of whom already pay no taxes in america off the hook from paying anymore and now they use our roads right they use our bridges these are schools they use our police officers they use our courts to get their way but congressman. gohmert banks that they don't need to pay for any of that stuff and that he wants you and me to pay right up now few weeks ago tom took on this idea of corporate freeloaders and it's the talk about tonight the only take a look. we nee

and david louie attended a job journal hire event today. >> that forecast considered a double dip recessionur jobs fair today in here in south san francisco but that doesn't mean applicants were finding jobs they really wanted and recruiters had 300 jobs to fill.

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and david louie arrived on the scene and will update us at 6:00 and also, how you can steer clear of the expense of fixing your car after a crash. plus... those stories and a lot more for you from michael finney. and sandhya patel. thanks for watching. >>> this is "world news." and tonight, road trip. americans hit the road for the holiday weekend. and we uncover secrets. why gas prices go up so fast, but take their time coming back down. and it's costing you money. >>> state of emergency. the gulf coast braces for a direct hit from tropical storm lee. two feet of rain in five days. are they ready for it? >>> jobs flatline. not a single job added in the entire month of august. zero growth for the first time in nearly a year. what you can do, then, to get a job right now. >>> swimming with sharks. is that a great white? shark sightings on both coasts. and why you may have been swimming near one and not known anything about it. >>> and blade runner. the athlete whose bittersweet victory off the track offers a lesson for us all. our "person of the week." as we come on the air, there's,

and abc 7's david louie is live with the story tonight. david? >> and pg&e did tests in may here in northwest square. the crews did discover several small leak buzz not crack that's led to an explosion that destroyed one town house. the pipe invochled in this explosion and fire last week is known and made by dupont from 1970-1995, the subject of a recommendation in 1998 by national transportation safety board. to step up inspection after a series of explosions. pg&e says it will replace all 6,000 feet of the pipe that feeds gas to 400 units. >> they've, you know figured out that that is not normally good. so i would think that with this pattern material, they should be taking precautions to make sure these don't happen. >> tests indicate there should lifb extansy of 150 years but can be weakened by rocks in the soil pressing against pipe f found in one area, this pipeline consultant says replace wmt a newer generation of l th pipe is likely. >> that is an area that the gas company, operations people and engineering people will pay close year tens

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david louie saw that firsthand today in san francisco. >> the bay area added about 25,000 jobs over three months. so at job fares like this one, recruiters are trying to fill position not just collect resumes. as soon as the doors opened at noon, the room filled with hopeful job seekers. attraction was 300 job openings, most fully technical, engineering and sales. and there aflac seeking a dozen sales people its commission based and all enry level sales, if you don't have sales experience, we teach you that as well. >> the word commission is not what some want to hear. and there are many who want benefits and a guaranteed paycheck. >> this is impossible for a person seeking a job to work on a commission that may not pay or clients may not want to purchase service that's are being offered. >> this event produced results on the pot. >> there is yellow pages at 10:45 tomorrow, i'm excited. >> did you think would it happen quickly? >> no. no. i've been to many job fairs. it doesn't seem to click. >> and resume critiques and opportunities for providing valuable feed back. recent grads talking

and david louie joins us live to explain. >> and experts tell us all gas pipelines have a tendency to leak but the national transportation safety board issued a set up of inspections of the pipes after a series of explosions. the plastic pipe that cracked and set off this explosion was made from material in 70s and 80s and early 90s, it doesn't cored yoed the way metal pipes do. and had a life expectancy of 150 years, pg&e says it will replace all 6,000 feet feeding gas to the 400 units at northwest square. >> they've figured out there is material that is not very good. boy think they should be taking those precautions to make sure that that doesn't happen. >> the 40-year-old pipe will be replaced by a new generation of plastic. it will perform weekly safety checks. a chemist has studied projected life of the pipes. the pipe can be compromised in what he calls rock impingements where the pipe presses against rocks in the soil its possible to prop investigate throughout the wall of a pipe in say, five years. in other cases, i have seen failure that's occurred after 40 year autos reside

>> sean: no louie did. >> 305 million americans, you found the one guy. >> sean: he's the guy. krugman accused president george w. bush and rudy giuliani of profiting off of 9/11. does it get any more despicable from the left on party of tea party members that are racist that want blacks hanging from trees that should go straight to hell, we are at war with them, they are sob's. >> he's a brilliant economist and very influential. but i have a different impression of the people that we were honoring yesterday. i was privileged enough to be on sunday to be standing there with the families of these people who raced into buildings to save people they didn't know. >> sean: why? >> it is very sad. >> paul krugman wrote a column accusing george w. bush of causing anti-semitism in malaysia. i asked him, i said this is kind of der rained. -- der raged. >> he said no, it is true. i think he's crazed on the question. >> sean: something happened in the left in this country where they are pretty much unhinged. and the media allows this. the media doesn't call them out as they would a conser

. >> reporter: louie tucker has seen it all. after adopting a stretch of highway 280 in san jose, she is passionate about trash. there's a lot of trash to be passionate about. >> the way we have designed the freeways, it dumps trash in particular areas where it's compact. we put out foliage which traps the trash. >> reporter: caltrans spends $50 million a year on trash removal. if you do the math, even if you paid minimum wage to people to do it, caltrans doesn't, but if you did, tucker calculated it would cost $12 million a year just for the worst 10% of bay area freeways. caltrans has to keep the state's 15,000 miles of freeway clean with that $50 million. >> a lot of us have nice cars. we didn't want to put trash in our cars so we decide to put it on the road which is against the law. >> reporter: this is a cng tank, natural gas. this has to be, i don't know, i have no idea, i can't lift it certainly. but someone just dumped it on the freeway. local efforts have been cut. the san jose antilitter hotline operators were laid of

and abc 7's david louie is live for us with reaction from silicon valley. >> there is almost anyone you ask will tell you hp is in need of a big fix. not being of lining up for the job, meg whitman may be one person with enough fire in her belly to do the job. critics are lining up and predicting failure. >> how much confidence do you have she'll succeed? >> none. >> consider the source. chuck house is the co-author of the book "hp phenomenon". >> i think she's a mismatch humane treatment of employees is a tough one for her. there are challenging business issues. >> hp is a far different company than ebay which she headed for 10 years. it's a hardware company making computers and servers and it branched out to make tab blets and smart phones. whitman also has a reputation. >> nobody had good things to say. >> really? do you think it's good or bad to be joining? heading up hp? >> i don't think it's a great idea. >> others believe it will bring a passion to pinwin and reestablish herself as a top tech manager after a failed fwoid become california governor. terry connelly is the dean of t

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there is david louie. >> for 45 years kathy milton harbored a fear of heights after falling out of afear until she lost a job. >> first question out of the interviewer's mouth was how are you with heights? and i didn't answer directly or quickly. so he naturally figured out i did fear heights. >> she turned to a special clinic at kaiser permanente in fremont using virtual reality. and with help of a psychologist she uses head gear feeding her images to simulate situations triggering fears. >> this is more vivid than imagination but more controlable than real life. >> this monitor displays through her goggles. she's watching the floors go by then will exit to a walkway. >> look at that. how are you doing? >> and on the fear scale 100 is the highest level. and dr. mcmahan says a typical patient starts at 84 dropping to 24. and kathy is at zero to two. >> you need face your phobia. what ferry fis you in a way that is manageable ask controlled so you're not overwhelmed and so you can lose fear that. is where it comes in. >> and imagine a person standing on an open walkway like this. unab