louie gohmert, beraiting fbi director muller was louie gohmert's warning. a few hours later he was speaking in a different venue. >> louie gohmert, you may have thought that was someone else standing beside the aclu representative. >> that was louie gohmert speaking at a press conference this afternoon convened by senator paul rand to throw his support behind the legal challenge to the nsa allowing bulk collection of data on americans. standing next to him was indeed the aclu's laura murphy, in attendance, four house republic cabs including one who took the opportunity to announce he's about to introduce the liberty act, a bill he says is designed to protect americans against n sa surveillance programs, a bill he co-wrote with democrat john conyers who i'm guessing is like myself not accustomed to being on the same side as louie gohmert. but this is what this particular fight looks like. here's a look at the battle lines. on the one side, franken, who said the program is used to protect us along with republican lindsey graham who says he's sure we should be

david louie abc 7 news. >> a massive protest on the golden gate bridge organized by an unlikely group, nurses. 1500 members of national nurses united march add cross the span this afternoon. the group says the proposed pipeline would bring oil from canada to texas. now, before the march governor brown told nurses they can flex more political mus dwrol take on global issues. >> your he'd okay fashional objective is a larger sense of what we have to do as human beings you become a powerful organization. >> the nurse's group protested against climate change blaming itd for a rise in health problems from canser to lung disease. >> fruit veil station is having a bay area premier tonight in oakland. the screening starts at 7:00 at the graund lake theater. the film about hours leading up to 2009 shooting of grant, an unarmed bart passenger by a police officer at oakland throughout stale stations. >> still head here on abc 7 news at 5:00 a legend is being honored in the bay area. the special ceremony happening right now. >> also, bart warning passengers of a potential strike in the coming wee

abc 7 news reporter david louie is live with the latest. david? >> both sides of the parkway are closed while fremont police investigate what caused this red honda to crash into the curb and hit a tree before 1:00 this afternoon. witnesses tell abc 7 news that the car was moving in a fast speed up to 100 miles per hour when it appeared to lose control. the car hit a tree and was split in half. the front bumper landed in the street. no other swrerkz involved and no one was walking in the path of the car at the crash. three people were inside of the vehicle. a male driver, female passenger and a child in a car seat. a nearby resident was with the first to respond, only identifying herself by a first name, caylee. >> i ran into them and asked how many people were in the car. he said his wife, and his son. i looked around the other part of the car. you didn't know where waits at. it was in a driveway at someone else's house in front of a tree. i looked to see if she was okay. she was not responsive, kind of breathing. then i ran to look for the son. h

and i must play the sound from louie gohmert who is really a one-man band in terms of sound bites and outrageous commentary. let us hear what louie gohmert had to say on the floor of the house yesterday. >> standing in line at a grocery store behind people with a food stamp card, and they look in their basket, as one individual said, "i love crab legs," you know the big king crab legs. i love those and then sees the food stamp card pulled out and provided. he is actually helping pay for the king crab legs. when he can't pay for them for himself. >> so everyone on food stamps is apparently buying king crab legs, eugene. >> yeah. >> they're living off the largess of our government. >> king crabs are going to have to be added to the endangered species list, i guess, according to louie gohmert. you know, it's wrong, number one. it's -- it's insulting. it's demeaning. and it's probably the way he thinks. i mean, that probably is happening inside his head. which is -- which is, you know -- >> terrifying fliplace. >> which i guess we should worry about. so what does john boehner do with this

tracks cross the hayward fault. >> david louie shows us new technology to help protect the sales. >> this is the frame of the station slated to open in just over two years. nearby, the tracks will cross the hayward fault. called hire derived it will ferm the base fr a rail bed a section will be installed. >> it's proven in a number of capacities so this will be among the first of the april politics for that. and we're taking measurements before and after to improve the understanding of it. >> the san francisco public utilities commission owns and operates hetch hetchy water system is facing seismic risk. to prevent ruptures there will allow the pipeline to move up to six and a half feet during an earthquake ask can compress up to nine feet this, video provided by san francisco p.u.c. this technology has been been tried before on this scale. these two projects plus road improvements will help fremont develop hundreds of acres of new housing and new business development autos people want to work where they can stay on mass transit like bart and get there. we're going to build that area

running is life and dance a royal treasures from louie the fourteenth dated some of the arts some of which have not left. t the "x" ambition features an iconic girl with a violation. 75 percent were from outside the city. complimenting the arts for graphic arts the "x" ambition for rembrandt. this month the museums presents the berkley years and impressions on the water celebrated the america's cup. the museums will present in september the arts of adult and beyond 1950 to 1990. in october david created an "x" bit and has highlights which has vivid landscapes. in and they will present sweden month accomplished artists. and they have an celebration of the bays long established exhibition. and we have lake george that will be fold will i another collection. it represents one of the biggest single gifts since 1937. that brings important works by jasper john and frank stella. for the first time as it's sole venue. the impression will open up in the spring and presenting 70 small prints from renting way and many, many more. the art museum has diverse exhibitions. another core part of our

sarah palin or louie gohmer. >> louie gohmert because he really believes it.alin keeps saying the most outrageous things when she speaks to the audience. so yes. >> cenk: you nailed it. i don't know what she means. >> i don't think she understands what she's saying to be completely honest with you. even when she's saying orwellian, the fact that she has to reference "1984", it's like she's saying it like proof she knows what she's talking about. >> cenk: you know why? somebody told her an hour before the speech. >> orwellian blah-blah "1984". >> cenk: just assembleing this. nice try. jr is right. by the way any time g.o.p. guys get together it's like hayley from "sixth sense." i see dumb people. >> our administration won't make one phone call to say our men and women in an embassy in lebanon. but they'll sure monitor phone calls of a million americans. that bothers me. >> cenk: it gives me great concern is that the governor of texas knows nothing absolutely nothing. it's libya you fool. even if you don't know the difference between libya and lebanon, you're go

. >>> abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie has a story. >> groundbreaking ceremonies are filled with promise. they are building a 23 story high-rise apartment tower. >> a project like this will have families and individuals down here going to our restaurants, going to other businesses, and that supports the neighborhood businesses. >> downtown has dozens of systemty store fronts. with only 800 people living downtown it's quiet at night after office workers go down or on nights there are no events by the events center. >> she moved downtown two years ago. >> after 9:00 p.m. it's quiet. only on weekends you find something but after that nothing is going ton. >> the 315 unit one south market apartment tower could add 500 residents. san jose's goal is to have 500 downtown residents, lead to go revitalization. >> my goal is to make it cool, and that means a lot of activity on the sidewalks. >> ethics property trust is betting big on san jose. it already has 35,000 apartment units in other parts of the city but this is their first downtown project. it was influence billeted

i love lola and louie. bambino, bambino came into our life just as i was losing cody and cass to college years. so i have this perpetual baby without having to breast-feed, it's great. >> i used to think it was unusual for people to have framed pictures of their dogs on their mantle. >> you didn't get it? >> until i have one. and now, i know. and there, it's sitting there prominently with my whole family and i thought wow, that's how funny how quickly you can -- >> we've been so busy getting everything ready for bobbie that i came in and plopped myself in front of the tv. i guess i dozed for a little bit. i'm want to do that, the older i get. and all of a sudden i look around and i go, where's bambino and the dusk is falling and there's lola and louie. and frank and i are like panicked parents. he was outside, sniffing around. he was right there. i start praying. and three minutes, to topple, and there he was. they're your children. >> here's some information. >> now you're going to depress me? >> yes. meno

tonight abc 7 news business and technology reporter david louie checks out the growing interest in thist. >> tinkerers and do it yoursomers from around the world flooded themakers fair in san mateo. the do dads got plenty of people gawking. a tiny little computer had everybody talking. >> it is in everything. >> it is a single board microcontroller designed to it easier to incorporate electronics into, well,. >> brain controlled helicopter. >> anything. >> so much cool stuff you can enable. we have like three computers. >> farrah day electric bicycles built them into their bikes. >> so much going on. an ambient light sensor that turns on the lights automatically. we will have bluetooth to talk to your phone and track where the bike is and how far you have riden adjust the pedal with this. >> it can be scaled down to a small quarter. it is a simple straightforward computer circuit word that contains just the basics needed for programming. a decade ago people would have to make one of these from scratch. >> taken a medium level hobby wishobbyist a week to accomplih you can accomplish in a

david louie was there and live from a health clinic. >> foothill clinic will see a surge of patients if people sign up for insurance plan. president obama says he likes the way california women focus on getting latinos to enroll. >> there is one problem. that is that my remarks are not sitting here. people? oolt president joked it was one of the moments but switched gears and focused on the message. >> competition and choice pushing down costs in the individual market just like the law was designed to do the health care exchange selected 13 companies to provide coverage. a major campaign will be aimed at latinos. >> if we don't enroll anyone it's not going to work. >> community health clinics are getting rd ready to flood more patients some expect to add more staff but that could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. they don't know what the patient reimbursement rates will be. >> there will be hick ups. we know health care system may be swamped. with people when now have insurance that didn't before.. >> jessica finds rates too expensive it can be hard to afford it. >> latino enrol

abc 7 news reporter david louie says this is the first opportunity for investors to grill mark zuckerberg. >> facebook went public at $38. investors jumped in thinking the price can only go up, instead it dropped and has never climbed back. so the first meeting was their first crack at holding mark zuckerberg's feet to the fire. >> we think we're building a network that is valuable in the world and believe that we'll generate most value by doing that. >> i think he believes it's going to be okay. >> this guy is a straight shooter and i think he is -- has our best interest at heart. >> there is no indication how soon a stock come back could happen. >> i'm willing to wait. >> how long? >> about maybe two, three years. >> tom giles is technology editor at bloomberg news. >> they're getting the product out and finding ways to make this service more use tofl users and advertisers. >> zuckerberg says nsa never contacted facebook. however, the general counsel issued a statement the company would like to share say picture of the request and how we respond. we urge the united states government to

business and technology reportser david louie with the story. >>> groundbreaking ceremonies are always filled with promise. a private investment group, essex property trust, is spending is $35 million to build a 23 story high-rise apartment tower. >> a project like this will have families and individuals down here going to our restaurants, going to our other businesses and that supports the neighborhood businesses. >> downtown has dozens of empty store fronts. it's quiet at night after office workers go home. or it's quiet when there are no events at the events center. just and this person who moved downtown two years ago. >> after nine it's very quiet. on weekends you can find something but after that there's nothing on. >> one south packet apartment tower could add 500 residents. their goal is to add 2500 downtown residents, lead to go revitalization. we need to revitalize. >> essex property trust is betting big on san jose. it already has 35,000 apartment units in other parts of the city but this is their first down town project. it was influence bid a 50% break on taxes and fees an

hey, do you notice that louie gomer is the a gohmert? on friday. texas representative louie gohmert accused various federal agencies of aiding islamic terrorists. why would they do that? >> stephanie: because it is gohmert. >> my guest at this time is texas republican congressman louie gohmert. >> this administration has so many muslims in it. ♪ you louie gohmert time ♪ ♪ you can step right up ♪ ♪ he's got muslims he's got muslims on his mind ♪ ♪ have a drink every time, he says benghazi, you'll stay drunk all the time ♪ ♪ if your daddy's rich ♪ ♪ if you're daddy's black you're in the muslim brotherhood ♪ ♪ we go fishing we go fishing for a crime ♪ ♪ we're always happy because we're living our right-wing philosophy ♪ ♪ >> stephanie: okay. >> of course, we were supporting islamic terrorists when we were funding them to throw the muslims out offer al-qaeda. >> stephanie: hello rose. >> caller: hi. >> stephanie: go ahead. >> caller: i have one question. one question then you can probably send it to your viewers. >> stephanie: okay. >> calle

scalia has allies in congress, including texas representative louie gomers.a press conference today web said the ruling signaled the decline of our civilization. yes, he did say that. >> this isn't new and it's been tried over and over, and it's usually tried at the end of a great civillation. >> that's louie gomer talking about the end of civilization and as one of the four horse man, he should know. perhaps the best reaction came from san francisco's own nancy pelosi. she was asked to respond to michele bachmann's take on the matter and she hit it out of at&t park. >> congresswoman bachmann put out a statement and she essentially said that the decision today cannot undo god's word. what is your reaction to that? >> [ laughter ] >> join meg now daniel moodie-mills, the policy advisor for the center for american progress and elizabeth wydra chief council for the accountability center, both coming from washington d.c. congratulations on what is an absolutely historic and victorious day. danielle what was your reaction today when you heard the news? >> i must h

business and technology computer david louie checked out the growing interest. it's arduino. >> do-it-yourselfers from around the world flooded the makers faire in san mateo. the gadgets got plenty of people gawking. it was a tiny little computer that had everyone talking. it's called an arduino. >> it's in everything. >> it's a single board microcontroller, designed to make it easier to incorporate electronics into -- >> this is a brain-controlled helicopter. >> anything. >> cool stuff you can unable because we have three computers on the bike. >> san francisco's-based electric bicycles built them into their bikes. >> so much going on. a light center that looks how bright it is, turned the lights on automatically. we will have blue tooth so it will talk to your phone, you can track where your bike is, you can adjust the pedal assist. >> arduino is usually about the size of a credit card, but it can be scaled down to as small as a quarter. a simple straightforward computer circuit board that contains just the basics needed for programming. just a decade ago you

business and technology computer david louie checked out the growing interest. >> do-it-yourselfers fromround the world flooded the makers fair in san mateo. the gadgets got plenty of people gawking. it was a tiny little computer that had everyone talking. >> billions of these parts out there right now. it's in everyone everything. >> it's a single board microcontroller, designed to make it easier to incorporate electronics into -- >> this is a helicopter. >> anything. >> cool stuff you can unable because we have three computers on the bike. >> san francisco's based electric bicycles built them into their bikes. >> so much going on. a light center that looks how bright it is, turned the lights on automatically. we will have blew tooth so it will talk to your phone, you can track where your bike is, you can adjust the pedal assist. >> it's usually about after credit card but it can be scaled down to as small as a quarter. a simple straightforward computer circuit board that contains just the basics needed for programming. just a few years ago you would have to make one of these from scrat

abc 7 news reporter david louie is there where the people who fight the flames are getting ready. >>s already under way in the bay area. major grassfires started in early may fueled by tall grass. the danger of more wildfires could rise as the fourth of july approaches. >> sometimes i see kids go up to the park where it's a dry area and they invite fireworks. when it's so dry like that, everything is going to catch on fire and burn. >> the sale of fireworks is illegal in san jose. but they're available in many nearby cities. from newark and union city to watsonville and gilroy to the south. this san jose resident tells us fireworks are also available online. >> she was advised a bunch of fireworks and sell to a whole bunch of kids. imagine how much are selling it to. all the kids have fireworks, start fires, you know. >> firefighters say people don't know how intense grassfires can be. >> these things go and people don't get a perspective of how hot, how fast and how dangerous the stuff is. >> that means people who live near brown hillsides are constantly watching for early signs of

. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie is live at the home of the san jose giants. david? >> you can see what kind of crowd baseball draws this, is the all star game and you can see what kind of crowds they draw. san jos jay home to the giants, earthquakes, sharks and soon, 49ers. >> fans are a patient lot talk of the a's moving to san jose has been going on for years but now there is a glimmer of hope. >> a's fan? giants fan? >> giants fan. >> what happens if a's come to san jose? >> i'll follow both. i've got friends that want a's to come down here. >> fans say having this team would be a plus. >> they play coming into fremont to make plays it would be nice to have another team. >> those go together giants game shell out 18ses today take cal train to at ask t park from downtown san jose. >> it would be more convenient for them. they have to make a choice between driving up to at ask t or having local team be athletics. when have you people show ownership much as sharks have people showing ownership now, i think you can see people actually making that transition. yes. >>

the city hoping it will attract more people david louie joins us live from the sky. david? >> two years now, the one story commercial building going to be replaced by a tower, 23 stories of rental apartments. it could be a catalyst for a new downtown a private group is spending a$135 million to build a high rise apartment. >> this will have families going into restaurants supporting neighborhood businesses. >> downtown has dozens of empty store fronts. just ask this man who moved downtown two years ago. >> at night, it's quiet. only on weekends you find something. after that, there is nudge goinging. >> the 315 unit tower can add 500 residents. the goal to have 2500 downtown residents with revit saigs. >> my goal is to make it cool. that means need a lot of residents on the sidewalks. revitalize the streets. >> there is 35,000 apartment units but this the first downtown project it takes a gamble whether it will make downtown a livelier place. >> for whenever people people don't seem to come downtown to do things. >> more family friendly environments. >> twhail change your m

i'm richard louie in for alex today. first, to president obama's trip to south africa. live pictures of the news conference going on right now. started an hour ago. president obama is holding this news conference with south africa's president zuma. he talked about the former president nelson mandela who remains critically ill in the hospital. take a listen. >> by saying our thoughts and those of americans and people all around the world are with nelson mandela and his family and all of south africans. >> ron allen is life in south after where the president will be visiting today. good morning to you. the president will hold a town hall there. not everyone is happy about his visit we have seen so far. >> exactly, richard. there is a small group of protesters down the road behind me. they have been out here, 150 or 200 people or so, who oppose drone strikes in pakistan and afghanistan. they're upset guantanamo bay hasn't been closed down. they are left leaning who do oppose the visit here by president obama. he will hold a town hall meeting here with some young african le

we never invited louie-slash-louise over. well... and that was wrong of us. we need to widen our circle. i have a very wide circle. i have 212 friends on myspace. yes, and you've never met one of them. that's the beauty of it. i'm gonna invite her over. we'll have a nice meal and... chat. chat? we don't chat. at least not offline. well, it's not difficult. you just listen to what she says and then you say something appropriate in response. to what end? hi. again. hi. hi. hi. hi. anyway, um... we brought home indian food. and, um... i know that moving can be stressful, and, and, i find that when i'm undergoing stress, that good food and company can have a comforting effect. also, curry is a natural laxative, and i don't have to tell you, that, you know, a clean colon is just one less thing to worry about. leonard, i'm no expert here, but i believe in the context of a luncheon invitation, you might want to skip the reference to bowel movements. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the

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the chanel dior louie vuitton merchandise they pay top dollar for could be fakes. kpix 5 reporter sue kwon joins us with more. >>> reporter: the investigation took several months and now the case is on its way to the d.a. it all happened in that upscale shopping district. on the bottom floor of an office building of all places. we found luxury items but the problem is, much of it they determined was fake. jewelry, handbags, sunglasses, from labels like chanel, prada and gucci. these are photos of high-end brand name look-alikes. more than 400 fakes seized during a raid of nickie's european fashion in burlingame. >> there are four men taking a lot of boxes out. apparently they were fake gucci items, purses, rolex watches. >> reporter: those men were private investigators working on behalf of fashion brands. they teamed with burlingame police in a four-month investigation. >> over the four months yeah, the purchase was made. they took a look at the items. they verified it. they had us follow up on it and it was a timely process. >> reporter: the shop first sparked in

it does affect me differently than when louie gohmert says something. is a douche. latest exhibit a. wosh he told a witness who ended her pregnancy after being advised the fetus was brain dead, she should have carried the child to term. >> what's the po ?int. >> stephanie: that louie gomer is the brain dead. that's my point. and also a douche. ♪ little douchebag ♪ ♪ little douchebag ♪ ♪ his name is louie gohmert ♪ ♪ and he don't even try ♪ ♪ he's my little douchebag ♪ ♪ he don't know a whole lot ♪ ♪ he's got his paranoid friends in the house on the floor ♪ ♪ it's crazy because he grew up around lead-based paint ♪ >> i'm not saying louie gohmert is a bad guy ♪ ♪ seems like dumb has been dumbed to death ♪ ♪ he's my little douchebag ♪ ♪ he don't know a whole lot ♪ ♪ he's my little douchebag ♪ >> stephanie: thank you rocky mountain mike. all right eric boehlert from media matters for america coming up. we'll ask him about what his take on this stuff and much more. peter page, you remember from curious folk is coproducing with jennifer lopez, the new serious

but this means what was once billed to fans an sponsors as a multiple race louie vuitton challenger series will only include five races and two two teams, italy and new zealand. >> with that one team backing out, it's going to, you know, reduce the excitement and the competition. >> reporter: for charter boat operator drew harper, it means fewer 125-dollar tickets to sell for a prime on the water view of the action. >> if you look at hard dollars that are being lost as a result of artemis dropping out of the round robins, that's 33% of the teams. is it going to represent 33% less money? probably not. but there's definitely going to be less money. >> reporter: but he also gives perspective. the races that are left of the america's cup moved into the finals may be more fierce and exciting to watch. >> i think it's not a bad thing. i would think what what we're going to end up with is perhaps a better event as a result because the teams -- one, there won't be so much training fatigue. i think artemis will have enough time to prepare to get into the semifinals. and perhaps do an even better jo

louie gohmert, you will see it energized the base of the republican party on an issue that is not popularin which the party will have to respond to. in this sense, it is a blow to the republicans, to the degree that they, all of a sudden, especially in the house, embrace this issue, which they have already done in both this year. i think it is a problem for them. >> you see that in the house so distinctly. when this case is before the court, i had a difficult time finding leadership members of the house that would talk to me on the record into a tape recorder about their support for doma, but once it was struck down, you saw the rank-and-file base people come down. >> the catholic bishops are unhappy about this. michele bachmann. people like that. you get into the debate about the separation of church and state. >> this is the convergence of views from the church and state. the issue will fall to the republicans. conservatives will say they have to do something about this. the issue will come up over and over again and congress will have to take positions. >> what can they do at this poin

at louie's barbershop, that means one thing. >> you got all these people in town. they all want to look good. they come to see us. >> reporter: you mean they want to look fabulous. >> they want to look fabulous. >> after the court rulings yesterday, it's just good to get some extra vibrancy into the celebration of pride. >> reporter: they got a little taste of that vibrancy when thousands of people showed up to celebrate. since no one knew exactly when the decision was coming down, a lot of businesses were caught off guard. >> it was celebratory, more people than there have been. >> reporter: so what do you think saturday is going to be like? >> i think it's going to be a party. >> reporter: so businesses are gearing up for the perfect storm of cha-ching weekends. at the castro coffee company, ken curry sells coffee. but he is no fool. he also holds a beer and wine license that he hauls out for occasions just like that. >> we'll have to get them all loaded up and this is ex-day they will have to come -- and the next day they will have to come for coffee. >> reporte

after losing a general election i think since next, before that, adlai stevenson, before that, tom louies getting harder and harder in a tv age. it's hard to come back and say, give me another shot. is romney peek-a-booing his way back in? >> the only thing i could see him running for is the u.s. senate in michigan. i'm going home, going to run for the senate. let's remember, romney has won four times and lost three of those. so the other problem is he has no ideological base. nobody sits there and says -- >> no romney-ism. >> there isn't. i just don't see how he reenters. i almost feel sorry for him. he sounds like someone coming out of retirement that's not sure to go on a fishing trip or build a backyard deck. >> i wonder whether, this could be bipartisan, this phenomenon, because so much exposure you get, david. even, say, john kerry, i don't want to brag because you never know how it ends up. he seems to be doing a super job as secretary of state. even if there wasn't a hillary running potentially. is it something that's in the water now? there's so much exposure. you just can't com

interesting when you see legislation where liberals and conservatives like sheila la jackson lee and louie gome gs r -- gomer basically supporting the same legislation asking for the government to release more legislation about what the government is doing. and those are probably not going to go anywhere because they are not supported by republican and democratic leadership, but those are both about hate crimes. host: next caller. caller: thank you for having me on the show. i would like to get back to the student loan question and just get an opinion on -- of course i would like to make a statement. as we know, tuition is going up, you know, 10%, 15% a year, and tuition is out of sight. i'd like people to think about what are they doing? if you look at higher education, a few years ago people said, you know, you have to treat education lake a business. ow we have it. i don't know if it is working. we have 50% bureaucrats. the other 50% are educators. half of those are adjunct faculty, they have no job isurity, they have no office this what we're working for? like a leading professor at a

at louie's barbershop that means one thing. >> all the people in town, they come to see us, they want to look fabulous. >> fabulous, exactly. >> court rulings yesterday, it's just good to get them extra vibrancy into the celebration of pride. >> reporter: they got a little taste of that last evening when thousands of people showed up to celebrate. since no one knew exactly when the decision was coming down, a lot of businesses were caught off guard. >> last night was more celebratory, more people than there have been. >> reporter: what do you think saturday is going to be like? >> i think it's going to be a party. >> reporter: so businesses are gearing up for the perfect storm of cha-ching weekends. at the castro coffee company, ken curry sells, well, coffee. but he is no fool. he also holds a beer and wine license that he hauls out for these occasions. >> we'll have to get them loaded up and the next day they will have to come for coffee. >> reporter: at this bar they are stocked up for the weekend. this place will be standing room only. >> every hotel is packed. they are spending mo

let's begin with david louie live at the first stop at the palo alto.ee guests have lined up here around the corner from the home of mike and marcy mchugh but the line is still cued up indicates things are behind schedule. the secret service is keeping us this far way from the house for security reasons. it's the kind of house you might expect the president might attend a reception but the focus will be inside. guests paying up to $15,000 to enjoy the president's company as well as appetizers and cocktails. the president is expected to spend about an hour here before golg on to portolla valley. the neighborhood around forest avenue is very tight security. we spoke to a reception guest, dennis driver and to a neighbor. >> had an opportunity to seat president about a year and a half ago. thought it was mazing and susan has got a birthday coming up in september. i said let's make that a part of history as well. >> what is the like having the president around the corn zbler. >> we're honor owed to have the president come to palo to

within minutes, he produced what looked like a real louie.s woman told me she would sell this bag for $28, "special for me." >> this is real? yes. >> reporter: shoppers looking to buy a counterfeit coach, bogus burberry, of faux ferragamo are now the target of a proposed new york city bill that would make it illegal to knowingly buy a counterfeit product, punishable by up to a year in prison and as much as a $1,000 fine. >> i think that will stop a lot of people. >> reporter: counterfeits cost the economy $250 billion a year and 750,000 jobs. >> if counterfeiting would be a business it would be the largest enterprise in the world, twice the size of walmart. >> reporter: france successfully cracked down on counterfeit shoppers by fining someone even carrying a fake with the equivalent of up to a $450,000 fine and jail time. >> if i knew that was going to be a law then i wouldn't consider doing it. >> lindsay is back here in the studio. you have quite a comparison. >> this is the real one. this is the fake one. you can see how some people might

terrified of immigrants and they are afraid to show it to thousand and ten when texas congressman louie gohmert said this on the house floor . to arizona and the people the united states to enforce the borders there are people coming into this country who want to destroy our way of life terrorist cells overseas who had figured out how to game our system and it appeared they would have young women who became pregnant would get them into the united states to have a baby they wouldn't have to pay anything for the baby and then they would return back where they could be raised in coddled as future terrorists yes folks terrorist anchor babies are being smuggled in to the border for free benefits and these unborn fetuses are keen on destroying our way of life i'm serious but shockingly other people actually agree with this insanity this week filmmaker dennis michael lynch joined gohmert on capitol hill for a good old fashioned anti immigrant rally thank you cheers to alert but we should not be giving a chance to. there are people who are coming here who want to come to cut your lawn and have

. >> the plan for the team includes competing in the louie vuitton cup facing oracle for the america'sp. >> activists removed by police from property occupied in san francisco hays valley say they will be back tonight. >> for now developers have found another problem that may cause further delays. >> this property on the corn corner looks different than it did yesterday as you can see, construction crews wasted no time in cleaning up half of the property as for the protestors, they plan to mobilize down there in an urban park tonight. they say they'll try to devise strategies to reclaim this property that. is one big problem for developers=rmnú3b but abc 7 lead of nests on protected birds on some of the trees. biologists monitoring crews as they cleared trees from the property. yesterday, bird's nests had been discovered in some trees. olsen lee heads mayor's office of housing. >> surrounding trees have been identified and are going to work through a process to identify how long trees have to be up. what protections nests have. >> nests discovered after a raid by police. protestors had