["louie louie" playing] the kingsmen: ♪louie louie, oh, no me gotta go aye-yi-yi-yi louie louie oh, babyaid, me gotta go fine little girl she waits for me i think of girl, constantly on that ship i dream she's there i smell the rose well, what do we say? louie louie, oh, no me gotta go aye-yi-yi-yi louie louie oh, no me gotta go every night and day i sail that sea i think of that girl constantly and on that ship i dream she's there i smell the rose in her hair louie louie, oh, no me gotta go louie louie oh, no me gotta go now let's give it to them right now see see jamaica, the moon above it won't be long me see me love take her in my arms again tell her i'll never leave again louie louie, oh, no me gotta go aye-yi-yi-yi louie louie oh, no me gotta go i said me gotta go now i said me gotta go now [indistinct] well, let's go.♪ [cheers and applause] peter noone: when it comes to sensual and romantic sounds, there's no way to top "when a man loves a woman" from the soulful percy sledge. ["when a man loves a woman" playing] percy sledge: ♪when a man loves a woman can't keep his mind on nothi

so i want to thank the judges for putting forth david louie as a finalist. for janana hero.wn up with jan. evening magazine from the mid 1970's to the 1990's, all. great wonderful shows that she's sponsored, pacific fusion and others. and you know jan is all around the bay area. all around the san francisco communities. she's helped us on engagement with our public and helping us dialogue with a difficult -- with difficult topics and being moderator or immediate -- mediator and hosted so many nonprofits and being there for every important fundraiser like the ones we've had with kristi yamaguchi and always dreaming foundation and being part of the osaka sister city association, founder member of course, and asian-american journalist association, again, others following her. for david and for jan, if you look at television today, no matter what channel you turn to, there are asian americans on the journalism positions. and i believe and i know it's because of both david and jan's work behind the scenes, in front, bringing just that whole professional care to what they do every

louie viton is suing over the use of this clip. >> don't be ridiculous. >> that a is a louie vitton.e been very stringent in fighting the knockoff. that's pretty much what's behind this, right? who knew that was not the real thing. >> it's exactly what the lawsuit that louie vuitton is all about. they use a counterfeit bag and louie vuitton says it's around infringement. they objected to warner brothers after the film's opening, but the company still released the film apparently on dvd with that footage included. msnbc did reach out to warner bros. but at this stage ut declined to comment, chris. >> lewis vuitton, not like they pronounced it in the movie. i never saw -- >> i never saw it either. >> it is that time of year we make our resolutions. i think the number one resolution is to lose weight. now there's an insurance company to will pay you to lose weight. >> the concept isn't really new. a number of companies have made similar offers to their employees for years as a what i to reduce obesity and lower health costs but there's one insurance company in colorado that's offering c

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. -- louie anderson's foot. craig: he's using his feet. you can't get louie's feet.eoff: i know that guy. who knows that guy? craig: you made yourself laugh there, didn't you? geoff: no i was passing wind. craig: you're going back to your normal jeff petersen -- geoff petersen for the next couple of days. geoff: yes. craig: well, it's been lovely. geoff: i'm going to power down. have you seen me power down before? craig: no. geoff: it goes like this -- ♪ power down. you're so sexy alfalfa. i love you. craig: i think you're making i love you. craig: i think you're making this up as you go along. makes it easy for anne to view her finances from anywhere. like gate d12 for the next three hours. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. really? [ male announcer ] kate uses her citibank debit card because kate knows there are some things you shouldn't be charged for. refill? i'm ok. [ male announcer ] so does that guy. the citibank debit card with no monthly fee. easier banking. standard at citibank. clings to hope, while urging the community to help find t

it's dangerous. >> who, louie?er ] >> oh, the oscar. >> jay: yeah you should put a a little helmet on him and cover the -- >> he'll be encased in a lucite box with some, you know, beans and stuff. but yeah, i think having him in that room so -- so, louie can be a part of it. >> jay: right, right. that's kind of cool. so you're out promoting the movie. >> yes. >> jay: do you like that? do you enjoy doing photo shoots and all that kind of thing? >> photo shoots, no. >> jay: no? >> no -- i -- no, the promotion is fine. it's nice, especially when you love something as much as this story, but the photo shoots just make me -- and i only have one word for it and i don't want to insult any -- a workforce but it makes me feel like a prostitute. [ laughter ] >> jay: now why? >> because you are just -- >> jay: come on, baby. come on baby >> it's like, give it to me, give it to me. >> i'm, like [ laughter ] it's like, you know. "bring it. ooze okay that's right. give me a pout," and i'm, like "what do you want?" [ laughter ] i

louie gohmert and after him, john larson.will be taking your phone calls and continuing the conversation. we will be right back. ♪ >> for the past few months on c- span, we have examined the political lives of "the contenders," 14 men who lost. we will talk with history professor gene baker, carl cannon, and richard norton smith. to watch additional video and review all the episodes, visit c-span.org/thecontenders. >> this weekend on booktv, " throw them all out." also this weekend, walter isaac son on his best-selling biography of steve jobs. "borderless economics" on "after words"saturday evening at 10:00 eastern and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. >> every weekend on american history tv, the people and events that document the american story, from oral histories -- william ruckelshaus. saturday at 8:00 and sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. and from lectures in history, virginia tech professor beverly bunch lyons. the american story, this weekend on american history tv. >> "washington journal" continues. host: congressm

abc 7's david louie is live to explain y david? >> retailers tell us the reason sales are up is because of optimistic shoppers saying they haven't seen this much confidence in two years. they're calling it miracle on lincoln avenue. foot traffic has been heavy and sales are up because shoppers aren't as tight fisted as last year. >> this is a better sense of optimism. people are happier and wanting to give, happy to give. and are happy they're in an ability to give again. >> lines in stores have been long. so, i think i started two weeks ago. and then, there are people waiting in line. >> retailers aren't discounting to get consumers to spend. the research firm shopper track says 30% to 40% discounts are typical this year compared to 50% to 60% in december. retailers say they've hit a magic formula. >> transactions are up as well as amount per transaction is up as well. >> shop owners witch she can reorderer more merchandise to keep up with demand. however, manufacturers kept inventory limited. >> i was thinking a couple weeks ago

>> guest: no, the man to the bottom is louie salas. c-span: oh, ok, right there. >> guest: as you can see, louie salas there is this huge, gun toting, burly enforcer for george parr, the duke of duval. when i went to see him, i guess i had this mental image that that's what he looked like, but of course he was 84 years old and the man who opened the door for me was a stooped, gentle, rather frail, old man in gold-rimmed glasses. c-span: i want to get back to mrs. johnson, but i want to ask you a quick question. have you ever met lyndon johnson? >> guest: i don't think ... i once covered, i was just starting out as a reporter in 1964. i was a substitute for the reporters covering the johnson, goldwater campaign. people keep asking me that. i had a couple of days, maybe four or five days, covering johnson, but i was never close to him, i was never a pool reporter or on the plane. i saw him as a reporter. c-span: when did he die? >> guest: in 1973. c-span: of a ... >> guest: a heart attack. c-span: ... heart attack? >> guest: yes. c-span:

business and tech reporter david louie looks at a local business on the move. >> reporter: specializeof mountain bikes fitness has green in popularity so has the expanding line of bikes -- accessories and . now half sales are overseas. -- >> i think being a balance company helps not only our business strategy but just our growth opportunity and the ability to hire different people and create jobs. >> reporter: specialize has 300 working. it has current openings for 30 more. 10% expansion. >> right now we are -- we have opening in it, marketing, engineering positions, field positions. it runs the gamut throughout the company. >> reporter: specialize engineers makes frames. reputation of american design bikes has created a global market winners of 11 world championships this year rode their bikes. europe big market, australia emerging, japan and taiwan strong. dogs are welcome it attracts a certain breed of employee. >> people that work here are passionate about cycling or being outdoors or something that really speaks to them. very few join a company like this that are just looking for

martin bashir up next and richard louie is filling in.about taking a first step that we find so compelling? is it because taking a step represents hope? or triumph? at genworth, we believe in taking small steps every day to keep your promises, protect what matters, and prepare for a secure financial future. no matter where you want to go, one step at a time is the only way to get there. go to genworth.com/promises. >> good afternoon. i'm richard louie. here's what's happening. just one week to go and the candid

david louie h has a look. >> reporter: there is a different feeling at the mall.ure, the stores are busy, the pressure is on to finish. >> get everything done? >> not even close, not even close. >> reporter: so why does everyone look so happy and relaxed? >> i'm stress building the income coming in myself. hopefully, people are doing that and people get a chance to do this more often and we have a couple more days when we are off of work. >> maybe it's because they changed their strategy this year. >> we did a lot of online shopping this year. >> others appear to be on a mission to tote as many bags as they can handle. the mood is upbeat. >> everybody is in the stores but there is no lines. >> reporter: wait a minute. there are lines. is this the line for santa? >> here is the line for santa and it's a long one. santa must be feeling the stress as kids like to share what they want under the tree. last minute shoppers are getting a break from retailers. the discounts are getting deeper. that could mean they should clear excess inventory. >> it's better now, and ele

in santa clara, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> and check out irving khan.y be 106 years old but still works as a stockbroker. he says the biggest change he has seen on wall street is it is is no longer just a rich man's business it is "a business for everybody." 106. still working on wall street. unbelievable. >>> it has been called the food of kings and was nearly wiped out. now, caviar is making a [ female announcer ] hurry to jcpenney... ...for the final days to save before christmas... ...and shop til midnight for those last minute gifts. save 60% off must have winter coats. 60% off the coziest sleepwear. 9.99 for the coolest men's shirts. and 40 to 60% off fine jewelry. need another idea? get the jcp gift card. the perfect gift to bring holiday cheer. don't miss the final days to save before christmas. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make christmas affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. >>> there was a time when cavor lovers could not get enough because the fish it came from was nearly wiped out from demand. now, thanks to sustainable pra

in san francisco, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> move on. spencer christian is here with the forecast. warmer as you notice. not a lot wetter, however. >> not yet. it was milder. pretty mild today, as a matter of fact. much milder tonight than last night because the clouds that formed locked in the warmth from the day time but we are waiting for the wetness to arrive. the live view from the high definition sutro camera. no reports of any raindrops hitting the ground yet. hoping for some and expecting some overnight tomorrow night and into friday. live doppler 7 hd shows nothing in the way of rainfall on the screen right now. talk about today's warmth. high temperatures soared to today at santa rosa. 67 livermore. this was, indeed, a mild december 28. it was pretty mild in the sierra where reno set a record high for it date of 63 degrees and lake tahoe at 59 degrees a record high for this date and the third consecutive day at tahoe of record highs. the bay area, temperatures mainly in the 50s. although in a few locations temperatures have fal

in watsonville, david louie, abc7 news. >> great to hear from him.quick research on the washington monument quake it was august 23rd, is when it happened. >> our team being kristen sze. just wanted to put that out. >>> big news this morning, cold stuff. >> really cold, very dry air, cools rapidly, doesn't leave much frost definitely out there should have people tweet in or facebook what the thermometer says in your neighborhood. one of coldest readings i've had since i've owned the car my car before that didn't have the thermometer. >> or a bumper. >> as far as the dmv knows it had one. 5:19 looking down on emeryville to san francisco, looks beautiful this morning. here are temperatures that waiting for you when you step out. low to you upper 20s in the north bay valleys. upper 20s to low 30s east bay valleys except antioch 39. freezing temperatures along the peninsula to near freezing in frommont, san jose and los gatos. monterey bay mid to upper 30s santa cruz, 23 in gilroy cool. let's talk about what is going to happen today, sunny this afternoon

i'm richard louie. here's what's happening.

david louie, abc7 news. >>> 5:15.big five sporting goods and two big insurance companies will also be hiring today sponsored by abc 7 and job journal from noon to 4 at the doubletree hotel in san jose. >>> bicyclists can look forward to more biking. funding has been approved for a plan to create bike lanes in both directs on miller creek road from west of highway 101 to san rafael. pedestrian and bike bridge connecting cal park tunnel will be funded. officials say projects will be built within the next three years. >>> nerves of steel, 23-year-old walked a tightrope 3,000 feet in the air at yosemite national park. the rope is only one inch wide. he walked add across three times with a safety harness. -- he walked across without safety equipment and waited for a crowd to leave first, just in case. didn't want anybody to see should something tragic happen, but he's okay. >> is that brave or crazy? >> maybe a little bit of both. braving the winds this morning. >> nerves of steel i didn't hear you and the other ladies tal

david louie is at west field valley fair mall with look at last minute crowd. >>reporter: there's a different feeling at the mall. sure the stores are busy. the pressure is on to finish shopping. >> ing everything done. >> not even close. not even close. >>reporter: so why diseveryone lack so happy and relaxed. >> i'm a little less stressed about the income coming in myself so hopefully people are feeling that. plus people get a chance to get into it a little bit more often and we have a couple days before christmas and we are off work. >>reporter: maybe it's because some shoppers change the strategy this year. >> we did a lot of on line shopping in this year so that alleviated the stress. >>reporter: others appear to be on a mission to tote as many bags as they can handle. others take break to reenergiz reenergize. have had court are packed. but the mood is upbea upbeat. >> everybody is very if you please in the stores. easy no lines. >>reporter: wait a minute. there are lines. excuse me i see a line here. is this the line for santa. >> no. it's a line for jui

david louie, "abc 7 news." >> a warning now on a simpler trick, hackers are using to get in your personalomputer. michael finney explains how it works. >> 73-year-old has had her share of a tour guide and here in alaska but nothing scared her by a phone call. >> i'm calling from microsoft to inform that you your computer is loaded with virus and will crash. >> man on the phone warned if she didn't act fast, the computer would release all her personal information to the worldwide web. >> this alarmed me and, of course, the shock that i didn't think. >> she did what the man told her she went to this website and went this the th buttoned and cursor came up and begin to control her computer. >> he got in and he pulled up the menu. >> the cursor was whizzing around the casino, clicking websites all the while caller probed for more information. >> he asked me several times, where my visa card was. i told him the name of the bank. >> yellow warning signs popped occupant screen, it was evidence of those viruses. >> i said what can i do it about it. they said they could fix it but it would cost, i

david louie shows us a new kind of thermostat. >> thermostats haven't changed much. expensive ones can be programmed for different temperatures during day and night but now there is a new thermostat. >> no one learns how to drive a thermostat properly. >> it uses the click wheel commands of the ipod to set temperatures. it changes them automatically. no more complex programming. >> it's really not that hard to program. >> built in sensors lets you know if you are away. you can even operate it using a smart phone application. the mission is to save energy. >> if you see this on the screen it will tell you the thermostat, you are driving it properly. >> he says the thermostat made it easy to attract 100 engineers in from other companies. they have been working in stealth mode. >> if you wanted it to be 90 degrees in winter and 60 degrees in the summer, no, absolutely not. but if you actually do it train it wise, absolutely it will save matagorda energies. >> it sells for $249, twice the cost of other programmable units but ease of use and smart features may allow you t

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abc7's david louie has a look at the last minute crowds. >> there's a different feeling at the mall. sure, the stores are busy and the pressure is on. >> got everything done? >> no, not even close. not even close. >> so why does everyone look so happy and relaxed? >> i mean i'm a little less stressed about the income coming in myself. so hopefully people are feeling that, and plus, you know, along the season people get a chance to get into it a little more often. we have a couple days before christmas that we are off of work. >> maybe it's because some shoppers changed their strategy this year. >> we did a lot of online shopping and that alleviated the stress. >> and many will tote as many shopping bags as they can handle. others are taking breaks to re-energize. the food courts are packed. the mood is upbeat. >> it's easy. there's no lines. >> wait a minute. there are lines. >> excuse me, i see a line here. is this the line for santa? >> no, it's a line for jama juice. >> here's the line for santa, and it's a long one. santa must be feeling the stress as kids share what they would l

>> he's got his uncle louie's chicken wings. >> -- craig: oh, yeah, john aniston, cinema toast. >> oprah. craig: no way, oprah? beyonce's in there. and oprah's recipes is corn fritters. geoff, i think that's one for you. jennifer aniston. >> jennifer aniston. ellen. craig: is there another ellen? it's like cher. if you say the name, it's like that's enough. >> like julia, ellen, jennifer, angelina, craig. craig: no, not craig. this is really delicious. you want do get them on the brussel sprouts. >> that's actually really -- craig: you think it's not going to work and then -- that really doesn't work at all. that's really awful. but other than that, it's delicious. craig: the beautiful cat cora. we've got go. good night.,,,, state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear

and tonight jay welcomes louie ck and musical guest young the giant. >>> time for your first look atnt news. the new lindsay lohan says she's learned from her mistakes. >> i'm so on her side. >> wait, wait for it. unfortunately, she has yet to show it. are you surprised? lohan missed a flight home from hawaii, missing a taping with ellen degeneres but a spokesperson says she'll definitely be back for today's can't miss l.a. court appearance. >>> brooke mueller's recent arrest for cocaine possession has checked into rehab. >>> newly single lindsey vonn took to twitter to shut down rumors she's dating tim tebow. >>> jessica simpson's last laugh on weight critics signing a $3 million deal to be a spokeswoman for weight watchers. >> postpregnancy. >>> finally, we bought a zoo co-star scarlett johansson tells people her scariest moment on set around the animals was, quote, watching matt damon cry like a baby and rock back and forth when the snakes were on the set. i thought there was some kind of code between co-stars that you don't tell people you cry like a baby. it's like george cloone

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abc7's david louie has a look at the last minute crowds. >> there's a different feeling at the mall.ure, the stores are busy and the pressure is on. >> got everything done? >> no, not even close. not even close. >> so why does everyone look so happy and relaxed? >> i mean i'm a little less stressed about the income coming in myself. so hopefully people are feeling that, and plus, you know, along the season people get a chance to get into it a little more often. we have a couple days before christmas that we are off of work. >> maybe it's because some shoppers changed their strategy this year. >> we did a lot of online shopping and that alleviated the stress. >> and many will tote as many shopping bags as they can handle. others are taking breaks to reenergize. the food courts are packed. the mood up beat. >> it's easy. there's no lines. >> wait a minute. there are lines. >> excuse me, i see a line here. is this the line for santa? >> no, it's a line for jama juice. >> here's the line for santa, and it's a long one. santa must be feeling the stress as kids share what they would like t

. >>> happening now, san francisco firefighters are coming to the aid of a san louie in need.their goal is to help eats the loss of a loved one. >> they are mostly san francisco firefighters who often save lives. tonight they are helping a family after a young life was lost. >> it amazing, a lot of wonderful people. >> reporter: he and his family are four days removed from the death of his 15-year-old son. last night, his wife woke him. >> she told me let's go to the hospital, bring some blanket to my kid because he -- he's there. >> reporter: he was one of five brothers fought leukemia for five years while his family stayed at the family house who houses families whose children have cancer. >> he was always -- he liked to play the giggles. he liked to play jaws. he liked to do outdoor activities. >> reporter: a few weeks ago the san francisco firefighter toy drive learned he needed gifts and last friday he died. his family can't afford a burial so once again the toy drive stepped in. >> they don't have a lot of money. they are very rich in family, love and caring but they nee

>> he's got his uncle louie's chicken wings. >> -- craig: oh, yeah, john aniston, cinema toast. >> oprah. craig: no way, oprah? beyonce's in there. and oprah's recipes is corn fritters. geoff, i think that's one for you. jennifer aniston. >> jennifer aniston. ellen. craig: is there another ellen? it's like cher. if you say the name, it's like that's enough. >> like julia, ellen, jennifer, angelina, craig. craig: no, not craig. this is really delicious. you want do get them on the brussel sprouts. >> that's actually really -- craig: you think it's not going to work and then -- that really doesn't work at all. that's really awful. but other than that, it's delicious. craig: the beautiful cat cora. we've got go. good night. . >>> he was shot over 15 times by the police. >> breaking news. emotions run high in a local neighborhood after a confrontation between police and an armed young man. >>> also tonight, find out why thieves love this particular week to target local homes. >>> plus flash mob robbery. how a newbill takes aim at offenders. >>> this is 9news now. >>> off the top tonight, a n

you can't get louie's feet. geoff: i know that guy. who knows that guy? craig: you made yourself laugh there, didn't you? geoff: no i was passing wind. craig: you're going back to your normal jeff petersen -- geoff petersen for the next couple of days. geoff: yes. craig: well, it's been lovely. geoff: i'm going to power down. have you seen me power down before? craig: no. geoff: it goes like this -- ♪ power down. you're so sexy alfalfa. i love you. craig: i think you're making this up as you go along. . >>> enough is enough. it's two years. it's time. >> right now this local woman's husband sits in a cuban prison where he's lost 100 pounds in captivity. >>> also police looking for several gunmen after four armed robberies in 48 hours. all in one area. >>> i don't see any places matching women's clinic. >> but first this iphone feature was a surprise. >>> this is it 9news now. >>> it is one of the most popular and advanced smart phone features, and now it's turning a few heads and raising a few eyebrows. we're talking about siri and it's on the new iphone

louie sanchez >>> the case against the suspects accused of beating bryan stow is now moving forward. louis sanchez and marvin norwood from san bernardino county will back in court today. they are charged with attacking stow, who is a giants fan, outside dodger stadium back in march. they pled not guilty. sanchez's lawyer says he has doubts about the d.a.'s case against his client. >> the stuff we've gone through so far, certainly doesn't paint the clear picture that the d.a. was trying to paint early on in this case that there were admissions and confessions and, you know, of being involved in the altercation. >> both suspects return to court next month, when the preliminary hearing date will be set. bryan stow, meantime, is in a rehabilitation facility. doctors say he has shown some encouraging signs of recovery. >>> some debris from japan's tsunami has reached the west coast. oceanographers say a black float the size of a 55-gallon drum is the first piece of debris coming from the tsunami in march. it was found four hours from seattle. tons of tsunami debris are expected to wash as

based on that created illusion of success do two hundred million dollars of marketing spend here is louie c.k. who didn't spend any marketing dollars he simply put out a product of quality people paid for quality that means that unless you're willing to come to market with quality you're not going to get paid so this is actually great for the artist so that's a myth that the m p a the r i a the recording industry association of america like to put forward that this is bad for artists no it's great for artists they make a lot more money than they would in the current system this is going to be encouraged going forward and now let's turn back to some more viewer predictions and this one comes from leah complera and she predicts that john core is on is acquitted on all counts of financial peta feeling well financial paedophilia is a new statute that was first revealed here yeah we talked about it a couple of years ago actually and we had a scholar a legal scholar talking about the introduction of financial pornography and paedophilia is a classification of financial crime as a deterrent and

. >>> why louie baton is suing the >>> tom cruise won the battle for the top spot in the box office over the weekend. mission impossible debuted with $29 million in ticket sales thchlt is his fourth mission flick. >>> sherlock holmes a game of shadows dropped to number two with $20.3 million. alvin and the chipmunks came in third and rounding out the top four, the girl with the dragon tattoo. >> that is a louis vuitton. >> he's suing the makers of hangover two. they claim it's a fake and p could cause confusion. they want the clip cut out of the movie and a share of the profits. ♪ >>> she may be best known for her music, but she's taking on a new roll as mom. she and her husband are the proud parents of a baby boy. the 40-year-old song stress delivered little stanley on christmas day. >>> matthew mcconaughey celebrated christmas by putting a ring on it. >> he proposed to his long-time girlfriend. he tweeted, just asked camilla to marry me. merry christmas. >>> also a link there. they have been dating since 2006 and have two children together. >>> there's a couple that may be getting back

. >> the price is $200 saying it appears to be a misprint or a satire suggested fans buy some louie armstrongd. >> thanks for joining us at 4:00. >> you can keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and talk about it as well on facebook.com abc 7 news. >> tonight, surveillance video leads to an arrest inform a vicious crime where an off duty fire fighter was run down. >> downed tries could be a sign of the winds picking up ask a vigil set to get underway for a toddler caught in the line of fire during a violent street shooting in oakland. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> the man accused of running down a state firefighter in san francisco last week is in custody tonight. >> he was identified by a police officer from surveillance tape. tonight the 22-year-old is under arrest and faced with charges of attempted murder. vick? >> he's in a coma here at san francisco general. this is now the seventh day. there no prognosis. as you said, police went to the home of the suspect in south sage fran and arrested him. >> he's the same. doctors have not offered information. >> the 29-year-old s

richard ceasear and david louie reports on his life. family and friends gathered to honor dr. ceasear. >> very retiring type person. very modest. never bragged. never told you what he was doing. he was doing a lot of things. >> richard ceasear did a lot. he became a dent skbrift ran a practice 40 years. he supported worthy causes such as ymca. he was a life governor of the san francisco simp fony. but his service in the air force shaped his life. he was one of the first african americans to fly combat craft n a video he shared their oath. >> there is. >> there are scarce fully 100 tuskeegee airmen in service today. >> the doors open up for what we did in world war ii. and an opportunity became available. it was, now, they can go to school to do what middle americans can do. >> the airmen are. >> and and this makes the most of it, if you can. >> all of us should do that. >> yes. >> and our apologies with the tape on that report but he's remembered fondly for his sacrifice not only during the war but what he did in years since. remarkable. >> moving on to weather. >> you know we

abc 7's david louie is live with a look at numbers. >> there is a recovery isn't showing signs of traction just yet. >> the crowds just before christmas displayed a new consumer confidence. >> i feel like there were bigger crowds and a lot more people out than last couple years. >> and this is things looking up that is reflected in the latest index, 64.5 this month, up nine points from a month earlier. and seeing people walk around with shopping bags and buying not just looking rubs off. kit yarrow is a psychologist at golden gate university's school of business and talked to us via face time at an electronics store. >> some increased confidence has to do with people feeling like other people are feeling more positively that. makes them feel more positive lie real test of confidence comes in weeks and months ahaechld bills roll in and income tax time approach eyes feel like january have their resolutions and they're starting diets and going back to the gym. >> andrea parks is the pro pry tore of frost cupcake factory. she's confident to keep her employees. however, home prices continue to