i have my client, angly ta louie with us -- angelita louie with us today. she's a very renowned figure in the filipino-american community. she has two sushi restaurants, one near oh farrell and fifth street north and another one on pier 39. that's why we're here tonight. there is approximately 130-seat restaurant. they do a lot of corporate events. i'm going to try something that -- i'm not sure this will work. if we could have the thing. i did have some pictures, but this will give you an idea. it's a large restaurant. it's located at the very end of pier 39. it has a view -- basically 1 s 80-degree sweep from -- 180-degree sweep from the golden gate bridge all the way back to -- -- alcatraz is right across from the main entrance. it's a beautiful spot. they have some amazing food over there. you should have in your packet a letter from pier 39. and i'm not sure if you have that. if not, i will put that up also . anyway, pier 39 is very much in favor of this. they would like to put a little more life at the end of the pier and perhaps keep people on the pi

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

i think louie is on to something. that is powerful indictment of the president's apologies.retary pinetta, if he believes what he is quoted as saying that international organizations supersede the congress and you can be authorized internationally without congressional approval. he ought to resign. he is not the secretary of the defense for the united nations. he is the secretary of defense for the united states. he is bound by the united states constitution. all of left wing effort to get us subordinated to international organizations are efforts to undermine our constitutional rights and to take away from our rights that are inalienable. i was very surprised, if he means what he says he shouldn't be the secretary of defense. he is the wrong job for the wrong country. he ought to be doing a job for the united nations. >> sean: what do you make of the apologies, the choices of apology and the choices not to apologize what louie was pointing out? what does it say? >> i think obama comes out of a left wing view that the u.s. is usually wrong. what do you make of a president th

i think louie is on to something. that is powerful indictment of the president's apologies. he believes what he is quoted as saying that international organizations supersede the congress and you can be authorized internationally without congressional approval. he ought to resign. he is not the secretary of the defense for the united nations. he is the secretary of defense for the united states. he is bound by the united states constitution. all of left wing effort to get us subordinated to international organizations are efforts to undermine our constitutional rights and to take away from our rights that are inalienable. i was very surprised, if he means what he says he shouldn't be the secretary of defense. he is the wrong job for the wrong country. he ought to be doing a job for the united nations. >> sean: what do you make of the apologies, the choices of apology and the choices not to apologize what louie was pointing out? what does it say? >> i think obama comes out of a left wing view that the u.s. is usually wrong. what do you make of a president that apologizes to m

. >> and david louie is live in the santa cruz mountains. that area gets a lot of rain when storms come through. >> this does and this is been causing problems today. it's causing just a matter of time. it happened here for the end of the morning commute. there is a mudslide choking off vehicles heading towards san jose. caltrans crews moved to remove a fallen tree an early sichb rain is starting to sat rate and destabilize the soil. a rock slide in bonnie dune. no one was injured and this rock came crashing down. about 2200 feet there is significant runnoff. and there is a spectacle. this is the bonnie dune area. there is runnoff coming down hills in an orderly fashion. and this makes their way down hill to communities where residents are waiting. >> this is nothing too major, yet. >> and if it keeps raining like this do you worry the ground will get saturated? >> and there is soil that should be capable of absorbing two days of rain. >> water starts puddling up, you can tell when the levels have been hit. >> there is a way of taking short

we are live in south san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> other big story is the weather. the next storm is just about here and will dump a lot of rain in a short amount of time. commuters got a taste of it this morning as light rain fell on 101 in san rafael. >>> snow has been falling all morning in the sierra this is i-80 in kingvale where -- severe weather ter storm warning has just kicked in. mike has been franking bottle on doppler. >>> from what i've seen on twitter 450 and 80 all have chain requirements. here at home winds concerned with the rain right now 10 to 15 miles per hour could get up in the 20 to 30 mile per range during the afternoon and evening. you saw some of the totals obvious the last three hours 1/ 100 redwood city east bay and south bay haven't seen much persistent rain in the north bay snow in the sierra. the heaviest rain will move in through the north bay from 4 to 6, through the bay area from 6 to 8 and south bay from 8 to 10 when the fastest winds will be moving through so we could have downed trees, urban flooding streets, packing lots even so

david louie, "abc 7 news". >> kristen: and now a new tool that may help boost your parking chances inan francisco. alan wang took it for test drive. >> it's just a big green button that guides you to the nearest open parking spot in san francisco. >> there it is. >> david designed voice park. it uses data from existing parking seven stores installed by the municipal transportation agency which designed the app but he thought it was too difficult to use while driving. >> you have to type in what is available and not available and you have to navigate. >> voice park uses realtime information on more than 19,000 parking spots in eight pilot areas around san francisco. >> there are 838 available. >> it knows when commercial spots are open and refreshes every 8 seconds. >> if somebody snags, it are recalculate and take you to the nearest one after that. >> to see how good it was, we decided to let an expert use the app. the parking vallet. >> i picked up a spot on pine street and went around the block and there was spot open. twa that easy. >> you about it couldn't keep up with u-turns and

we are live in south san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> other big story is the weather. the next storm is just about here and will dump a lot of rain in a short amount of time. commuters got a taste of it this morning as light rain fell on 101 in san rafael. >>> snow has been falling all morning in the sierra this is i-80 in kingvale where -- severe weather ter storm warning has just kicked in. mike has been franking bottle on doppler. >>> from what i've seen on twitter 450 and 80 all have chain requirements. here at home winds concerned with the rain right now 10 to 15 miles per hour could get up in the 20 to 30 mile per range during the afternoon and evening. you saw some of the totals obvious the last three hours 1/ 100 redwood city east bay and south bay haven't seen much persistent rain in the north bay snow in the sierra. the heaviest rain will move in through the north bay from 4 to 6, through the bay area from 6 to 8 and south bay from 8 to 10 when the fastest winds will be moving through so we could have downed trees, urban flooding streets, packing lots even so

we have louie the macaw from the maryland zoo. >> that's right. this is louie.e is a green-winged mccaw, as you can see here. >> he is as green as i could get here. he's the only green animal i have in the ambassador collection. it is a little bit of a stretch, but he's still green. >> how old is louie? >> i think he is about 11 now. >> that's relatively young. >> it is relatively young for a ma caw. they can live well into their 80's. you want to think about that before you get one as a pet. a lot of people can afford them when they are well over 40, and there is nice large caging, but they will definitely out-live you. they live a long time. they need a lot of attention. they are very high maintenance. he spends a lot of time preening. a lot of time making himself comfortable. he has no fear here. >> what's going on at the zoo? it is st. patrick's day. >> we have green enrichment going on. it is sam son -- it is sampson, our elephant's birthday. he will be out and charm city cakes has donated a green treat for us to give out this morning. you get there first t

you can't get louie's feet. geoff: i know a guy who knows a guy.ig: you made yourself laugh there, didn't you? geoff: no i was passing wind. craig: you're going back to your normal geoff petersen for the next couple of days. geoff: yes. craig: well, it's been lovely. come back and join us soon. 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. good night, everybody. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> you are watching cbs five eyewitness news in high- definition. >> five bodies found inside of a bay area home and tonight new developments, what a family friend believes may have been the motive. >> it one way her plane ticket paid for in cash and enough firepower for a small army. a scary incident at a local airport. >> my life is in danger in my business is in danger and my staff is in danger. >> so free that he is wearing a bulletproof vest, one menu item that has a bay area chef fearing for his life. >> n

so, louie, i went with, because my little cousin was born and he looked like louie anderson. i went louie. then, we go into marquee. marquee because it sounds like their name is on the marquee and if they won, it would be kind of fun. so, here we on on the right side, into harvard. harvard, i picked, because i'm very happy that these people are very smart and have big brains so i want to support them that was they are going to do a lot of good things in the world. i picked them against montana, because my cousin jimmy likes to go fishing there. i thought it would be fun. then we end up with texas going loyo loyola, i picked, because it has the work loyal in there. then, we go into usf, because i really like san francisco. so then we end up with michigan versus san diego versus belmont, which belmont is a restaurant and had really good drinks. i thought, let's throw that in there for fun. then, now it gets tricky again. belmont versus the saints versus kansas versus usf so, it's like a whole morn posh of stuff over here and i put unlv to win the ncaa championship because that'

i thank louie gohmert for yielding to me. mr. gohmert: i thank the gentleman from ohio -- iowa. we pay tribute to a big man who is now, as jesus said, he's now been carried by the bosom of abraham by the angels. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's reappointment. pursuant to section 703 of the social security act, 42, u.s.c., 903, and the order of the house of january 5, 2011 and upon the recommendation of the minority leader of the following member on the part of the house to social security advisory board for a term of six years. the clerk: ms. barbara kennelly of hartford, connecticut. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from the district of columbia, ms. norton, for 30 minutes. ms. norton: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i come to the floor today to begin a series of half-hour conversations containing information that i believe many members -- simply do not have. especially considering how often the constitution and the framers have cited. i h

louie on numerous occasions. she's actually had quite a few one-day e.c. events at the restaurant and they've all gone very, very well. and so from a law enforcement perspective, we have zero problems there and no issues whatsoever. and another thing as far as you've got the restaurant there, and per the entertainment permit, they'll have a security guard, but also, just know that they have a full security staff at pier 39. not that i'm anticipating anything, but if they ever needed help, they've got the security right there. a large amount of parking in the area. you've got the high-rise garage for the cars, and also the distance. there's really no noise impact or issues for the neighbors, which we look forward to that not being an issue. thank you. >> all right, thank you. ok. the matter is with the commission to have a motion. >> i motion to approve. >> second it. >> commissioner perez? >> aye. >> commissioner hyde? >> aye. >> commissioner lee? >> aye. >> and president? >> aye. >> good luck. >> all right, item f, kietbumrunkul charun. >> i believe you'r

but as to the synthetics, general louie, yes, last session we banned the use of bath salts. it's mdpv. we found that it's all over the panhandle of our state. this stuff is being manufactured in asia, this junk is being sold in our country, to our kid legally. they can walk in convenience stores and buy this stuff. it's in very small pacts. it looks like sugar packets. legal. $15, $25 a packet. these kids are sprinkling it in their potato chips at school, they are snorting it, drinking it. everything you can imagine. and we were having overdoses left and right. so i was in office not even two months and i found out this was going on. well, before we could reach session, we had spring break. one of the side effects is that it's a hall luis generalic. we have kids on balconies. so that was our biggest fear. so in florida, i have the authority to sign an executive order and make a drug illegal for a limited amount of time until we could get it passed at that session. it unanimously passed. and so we banned the bath salts and the k-2 spice. i can tell you the same horror stories

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louie, i think we may have a future employee. when she came here, serenities said she was very nervous. she read them pretty well. they have a couple of words and gibsofts. >> thank you for making such a great effort inspiring people around you. you will have some tools so you can get started this season, so congratulations. >> you did that so well, i need someone to do the next question answer. you want to do that for me? all right. >> congratulations, serenity. [applause] >> i know everyone is freezing, but i would also like to say thank you to the members who have been out here weeding, carrying heavy stuff. i would also like to thank my other colleagues. i think that is the end of our program. we have a sign we would like to officially unveil. >> 1, 2, 3, there we go. very nice. beautiful. >> this is one of the museum's longest art interest groups. it was founded by art lovers who wanted the museum to reflect new directions in contemporary art. it has been focused on artists in this region with an eye toward emerging artists.

duck says louie. he says how's your day going?aving a great day, jumping on puddles all day long. bartender says great. he says to the third duck, you talk, too? yeah, i talk. let mow see, i have a huey and a dewey, you must be louie. he says, no, my name is puddles. don't ask me how my day is going. i want to thank ray, a wonderful waiter at a restaurant up in greenwich. i'd like to give you one. thank you, ray. time for -- i'm sorry. bobbie's dead to me. >> "bobbie's buzz." bring it on up here. >> what the heck were you doing so late last night that you can't -- >> nothing. they all started yawning and it's universal. >> oh, so it's our show. busted. >> i love you. today i have some cheese solutions. >> cheese? >> she. so if you need some tlc that time of the month, come to the rescue, good and lovely. you can send this to a girlfriend or yourself from $13.99 every month. a supply of chocolate, cramp relief pads, everything you need. and then also these are called my last look wardrobe tags, adorable. this hangs in your closet a

david louie is live outside of the apple store on chest net street where people are apparently readyy, buy, buy. >> they are. you know fans have been known to order and snap up devices sight unseen but the ipad is one that needs to be seen and may help apple to hold on to its 73% share of all revenue generated by sales. >> we're announcing the new ipad. and it's amazing. >> the third generation ipad has the same screen but it's sharper, higher resolution. thanks to a retina display. >> there is everything you do is going to look stunning. and photos just going to look amazing. >> it doesn't stop there, featuring a faster graphics chip rendering game was more realism and shoot hd video through a 5 megapismsel camera and comes in a 4 g version that is the fastest service available and there the hardest thing to convey is that it's higher tlan most hgtvs. >> there is one of the things consumers love is things that look really great. they know is when looking at an ipad with a different tab blet this looks better. >> taking advantage apple updated several popular apps. and there are game

louie, i think we may have a future employee. when she came here, serenities said she was very nervous. she read them pretty well. they have a couple of words and gibsofts. >> thank you for making such a great effort inspiring people around you. you will have some tools so you can get started this season, so congratulations. >> you did that so well, i need someone to do the next question answer. you want to do that for me? all right. >> congratulations, serenity. [applause] >> i know everyone is freezing, but i would also like to say thank you to the members who have been out here weeding, carrying heavy stuff. i would also like to thank my other colleagues. i think that is the end of our program. we have a sign we would like to officially unveil.

taifd louie joins us life police are anxious to get out a photo of a suspect they want in connection with two violent assaults. recent was lasts night. an employee and and and last saturday in a restaurant a woman was working alochblt let's show you a puck of th the -- picture of the suspect. he is 30 years old and may be working as a security guard here in the bay area. he weighs about 230 pounds. the sargeant explains what happened last night. >> a black male dressed in a security uniform follow aid female to the car. she reached her car the male pulled out a weapon and pressed it again the female's neck. she scream scream bud stopped and the suspect threatened to he hurt her. suspect demanded money and forced the female into her car. >> the woman was put in the trunk but there was a release handle she was able to get out okay. on saturday another woman was held at gun point and was alone at a restaurant forced to the back of the store and pulled to the room there were concerns whether or not she was going to be sexual assaulted. the police are saying that they are ampk sthous catc

the company appears headed for major changes and there is david louie outside of the head quarter was the latest. >> they tell the tech blog all things d that yahoo could layoff a thousand or more employees by the end of the month. and on the job only two months the ceo appears to be deciding when services are part of the future and which are a drag on growth. yahoo has done waves of layoffs in the past to turn the company around but this could be the biggest yet. analysts say cuts won't be a clear indication where yahoo is headed but laid off workers won't be unemployed for long. >> this doesn't give us a clear picture yet of what he wants to do. there is an interview where he explains his vision for a new yahoo. >> we've gone from a 9.8 to an 8.3% unemt employment rate. and the rate here is 4%. and if there is aj engineering degree is 1%. >> yahoo responded with this quote, leadership is engaged in a process that will demonstrate change. my final decision has not yet been made. and and revenues have been in line for three years. now, vulnerable units include marketing, public relati

david louie has the story from south san francisco. >> sometimes the best discoveries coming out of the research is the ones you don't expect. >> we didn't ever intend to do that but researching it for energy purposes, we found an incredible compound. >> that compound is hamuronic acid. it acts to protect and shield from hostile environment. it firms up and enhances aging skin. >> this is a complex putting together three very powerful proteins and peptides that really go to work to address skin proteins as we age that lead to a loss of firmness in the skin. >> the new line of skin care products has made an unexpected revenue stream. they are prominently displayed in shops from prices ranging from $56 to $94. >> they are disclose go what it contributes but make up billion dollar industry. it will be sold in 11 countries besides the u.s. >> we can make oils and other products that comes out of process, we can commercialize those. >> they see themselves as a technology company but it is demonstrate that go the research can result in surprising new uses for algae. >> they continue to expand

congresswoman michele bachmann, steve king, louie gomert is here. follow him down the road to repeal. what do we want to go down? the road to repeal. ok. where is that road? it's number one first street northeast right across from that supreme court. join us every day i'll be there tomorrow from 2:00 to 4:00 in prayer. every day members of the tea party, paterts, from across the nation. if you cannot be there god bless you you can atleast be in prayer. so pray for our country. god bless you all. >> thank you, rita grace. all right. next from king solution, it's herman king. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. you guys are great. you know, >> you were rail roaded. >> you're right. >> you know, the liberals and the establishment, they thought that because of a few raindrops that you were going to stay home today. i was in harrisburg this morning for a speech. i was in north carolina yesterday for a speech. i was in nevada last week. i have been across this country and traveling wanting to get here to be here with you to deliver a message to the people