and there's the louie i miss.etective gabriel, if you wouldn't mind, let's get ready to bring mr. osgood into the electronics room, please. what exactly makes this different from taking the stand, detective? i'm not perjuring myself in the interview room, chief. it's just a little undercover work. uh-huh, and what makes you think that... george can get your confession? let's call it women's intuition. [ provenza laughs ] yeah. doris, nice to see you again. don't even think about it. you remember lieutenant provenza. listen [sighs] what happened seven years ago, how i led you on -- i-i-i really do apologize. [ chuckling ] i know you're much too smart to fall for that kind of thing again. oh, those eyes -- just as beautiful as i remember. and you're still full of crap. my son said you didn't work here anymore. and yet here i am. how have you been? lonely... ...like you care. these past seven years -- you have no idea. i do. you've been in prison for a long time, and people look at you like, uh, you're someone you're

i really needed y, louie. and here i am.nce doesn't seem to be anywhere on planet earth. i would characterize that as your problem, not mine. what's the oldest crime scene fresh evidence was ever discovered at? lucy. 6,000 years old. someone smashed her skull in. well, i've got a 20-year-old crime scene where i think we can find evidence. that put a bump in your heart rate? slightly, and i can do it in a month. how about tomorrow? i'm booked, rush. the victim's husband is a fireman. civil servant like us. uh-huh. daughter's been suffering over it since she was five years old. what makes you think there's anything new to be found? see that crawl space? when the back door was blown out, what if debris went under the house? the guys from '83 never looked under the house? why would they when there was so much debris in plain sight? that's 20 years of weather, wind... but it was all protected by a house. it's not impossible. louie: the key areas where evidence may have been missed, and possibly preserved, are here, here, here...

"louie" to me as you mentioned before, is iconic.here is a lot of shows to -- that divide our attention. and it's just hard for one show to sort of stand out. >> right. and on a lot of outlets, as well. >> and george r. martin was saying he thinks it's hard to win as a fantasy show for "game of thrones" is that your assessment? >> yeah, that's a standard thought because the voting body of the academy, look, they're not all of a certain type, but it's definitely a harder challenge to try to win with a genre show. >> speaking of that, though, i can't believe we have gotten this far without talking a lot about "mad men" definitely one of the greatest shows in modern history. they're going out, but they're not about to win. >> yeah, i mean, "mad men" won several years in a row with drama, and then last year got tons of nominations and didn't win at all, didn't win any em s emmys, as i recall. the big question with "mad men" since it has won before, what happens with jon hamm, are they really going to let this guy go without ever getting

david louie is live from the neighborhood where this happened. david? >> police are still waiting for official lab results of the blood alcohol tests but the field sobriety test gave police evidence to arrest him. he was found in possession of marijuana. you can see where alden smith's pick up smashed into a tree. you can see where the truck then created a deep rut in the lawn. the engine was still racing. >> i've seen a lot of smoke. then, night birds come out. and he turned and went up, turned off the engine. >> police responded and say he appeared to be under the influence of alcohol. >> he tested and checked in the car. and after that, police took the car away he did not appear injured. he was trance portdd and booked into jail. >> this was his second du ai. rest. the second was in south florida this is a booking photo n june of last year smith stabbed in a party in his house and two guests were shot. >> i just feel like after incidents that happened i feel like i let fans and everybody that kind of looked at me like that, down. i'm focused more tha

florence louie? al jazeera, tokyo. >> dave warren with the weather and i'll be back with the headlines. golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. weeks to get tashed lock. the first -- get around the lock. blackbury looks like it's -- black bring looks like it's--blackberry says it's in worse shape than it was. once a dominant player in the hand held market its sales have better than lit by the rise of samsung and apple. analysts say blackberry may be bought out by one much its rivals. >> i'm meteorologist dave warren. this will be a big change for our weather a line of showers and storms is that air coming down from the fort north. works it way, southeast, big problems here, pulling up some gulf moisture, heavy rain and flooding across the southeast. temperatures will be dropping as that rain moves through. you can see that clearly here, 70 in memphis, 61 in chicago, dropping to 53 in minneapolis

david louie has more on the victims of united flight 93 from union city. >> jason m. doll. >> reporter: one by one the names of 40 individuals aboard flight 93 were read along with acknowledgement of an unborn child. the flight was bound for san francisco and crashed near shanksville, pennsylvania. many had bay area ties. his sister and brother-in-law attended the memorial. >> it gives us a place here, you know, i have been to new york. i have been to shanksville, and it -- it is just so important that we have this spot here, too to honor the victims. >> reporter: flight attendants sharon caldwell and steven merzy were here, too. >> a very special day to us and we appreciate the fact this is here, there is somewhere for all of us to remember and keep reminding folks what that day means to us. >> reporter: the man behind the memorial is working on anot one at this site in downtown hayward. it will be a memorial to all 9/11 victims and the hayward's first responders. >> the design is approved. the location is approved. the memorial is ready to go. now it's collecting mo

florence louie al jazeera tokyo. >> that excitement carried over to millions of football fans.hael eaves joins us. not too early for asking season predictions? >> i have been doing this for 20 years, i have no idea what's going to happen and they never pafn out. we affordablely got to watch some regular season games. even though they nearly loss out on the super bowl, largely due otheir quarterback, colin kaepernick. the nfc champions opened the season by hosting aaron rogers and the green bay packers. two of the touchdowns going to vernon davis. kaepernick wasn't affected by a late game pick, after he was already out of bounds, that play set up a san francisco touchdown. it was also big day for new niner antoine boater, who caught passes for 208 yards. 34-28 victory. >>> atlanta falcons starting the season on the road, led the falcons to an early 10-0 lead, thanks to a are touchdown pass to tony gonzalez. marcus colton set a new franchise record with his 53 533rd catch. >>> now 10 straight season openers, the bills certainly made the patriots work for it. rookie quarterback e.

tonight, "master chef" gordon ramsey, boxing champ laila ali and comic louie anderson the now a man who can beat jacksonville jaguars all by himself, he is arsenio as -- arsenio hall! [applause] arsenio: thank you. thank you. yes, yes, thank you, have a seat. thank you. [applause] arsenio: i'm arsenio hall. welcome to the first week of fall and the third week of " hall." autumn is here. autumn is here. the leaves are changing color faster than late-night talk show hosts. yes. good-looking audience. i like my audience. [applause] good-looking audience. a that's very helpful to comic. you notice the ugly people don't laugh as much? that's kind of a fact, right? gly people be mad a lot. they be mad because they ugly, you know? some crazy news today. a college lacrosse player in alabama stole a truck, kidnapped a woman, and, check this out, he said the reason he did it is because he wanted to play real-life "grand theft auto v." now he'll get to play real life prison bitch. [applause] here's something odd. i just read about this new web site, ok, it's for christian swingers. [laughter] yeah

now we have team coverage tonight beginning with abc 7 news reporter david louie. >> just about 7:00 a.m. when neighbors in the up scale silver creek neighborhood heard what sounded like a vehicle accident. dodge pick up truck with smith at the wheel smashed into the tree. on to the property of kim with the engine racing the wheel of smith pick up gouged rut on the lawn and left dirt skid marks. smith appeared asleep at the wheel. >> i see a lot of smoke and then at the time neighbor come out and tried to knock the door and he turn off the engine. >>reporter: police say field sobriety test and arrested smith for dui possession of marijuana. >> cooperative and the officers were able to conduct their investigation then ultimately booked him into county jail. >> smith lives 8 miles away. nobody know why is he was here. fellow forty-niner teammate mcdonald lives just down the street from where smith crashed his pickup. mcdonald not home this afternoon. smith made bail and release from county jail in a matter of hours. he then showed up at the niners facility for practice. number 99 in th

david louie explains what's at stake. >> reporter: the use of lead-based paint was banned in 1978 butrisk remains in older homes and buildings. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention projects more than 500,000 children may have unhealthy levels of lead. the paint industry says it didn't know for decades that lead in paint was dangerous. when it did, it paid fees to support prevention programs. five companies are being sued by three cities and seven counties that say that isn't enough. >> they don't remove the lead paint from homes. until you do, children are still going to get poisoned. and that is the remedy we're seeking in this lawsuit. >> reporter: oakland, san francisco and the bay area counties of santa clara, alameda, san mateo and solano are bringing the lawsuit. but the california attorney general points out a similar strategy in other states has failed. >> seven other state supreme courts have looked at this very same evidence, the same issues. and in every instance sided with the manufacturers. >> reporter: the lawsuit seeks over $1 billion to help remediate th

abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie has the story. >> on the outside the franklin mediterranean villa look, the kind of upscale complex where you would expect this to be high rent. after all, this is silicon valley. some pads are going $5,500 a month for a two-bedroom apartment. >> but these were designed to meet the growing need for housing for people making less than $44,000 a year. half the median income in santa clara county. a $20 million project attracted mountain view-based google as an investor, who bought over $6 million in bonds. >> we believe in affordable housing and believe in everyone having an affordable home and we think this is a responsible way to help put our money where our mouth is. >> there's an incentive for google. a federal tax credit designed to attract capital for affordable housing projects. >> they will realize in tax credits about the same amount they put in. for example, this is not what they did, but for $10 million in a project and they would get $10 million in tax credits over a ten-year period. watch bedroom 937, two bedroom for 1

abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie has the story. >> on the outside the franklina mediterranean villa look, the kind of upscale complex where you would expect this to be high rent. after all, this is silicon valley where some pads are going $5,500 a month for a two-bedroom apartment. >> but these were designed to meet the affordable need for housing for people making less than $44,000 a year. half the median income in santa clara county. a $23 million project attracted mountain view-based google as an investor, who bought over $6 million in bonds. >> we believe in affordable housing and believe in everyone having an affordable home and we think this is a way to help put our money where our mouth is. >> there's an incentive for google. a federal tax credit designed to attract capital for affordable housing projects. >> they will realize in tax credits about the same amount they put in. for example, this is not what they did, but for $10 million in a project and they would get $10 million in tax credits over a ten-year period. one bedroom 947, and three-bedroom for

it is b, louie the 14th, no one gets the point. >> ryan: >> ryan: 30 seconds in the bout to play. we have a d and a. correct answer is? it is d, alaska. nathan gets that one, out in front by 22 points. the current world population is closest to which of these numbers? >> ryan: 10 seconds, akila doubles it, eight-point question, nathan, answer or double back, five seconds. he answers it, he says c. is it c? it is c, nathan stays in the money chair, wins the bout. akila, i'm so sorry. >> it's okay, it's okay. >> ryan: well, thanks for coming. so nice to meet you. >> good to meet you. >> ryan: very cool. unfortunately her time in the hourglass is up. and nathan is on fire. the winning streak continu here. over $13,000 and counting. >> awesome. >> ryan: yes, it is awesome. so far we've surprised five people who have been playing along at home. eric perkins from care 11 in minneapolis to find out who our sixth line jumper is, live. eric? >> hey, ryan. we are loving this game here in minnesota. i'm telling you, maya gilbertson has been crushing the online app version, she's ready to com

but it's definitely helped in so many more ways. >> in mountain view, david louie, abc7 news. >> when yeah, a couple more nights of that. there is poor visibility along the coast and it will influence the forecast today. oakland upper 50s. you were upper 80s yesterday. coming down a couple degrees but we still have the heat on. i'll have your academy whenever forecast when we return. >> thank you, lisa. cal gets their first win of the season as they out do portland state. and stanford's season open, they score first against san jose state and never looks back. ♪ [ jen garner ] what skincare brand is so effective... so trusted... so clinically proven dermatologists recommend it twice as much as any other brand? neutrogena®. recommended by dermatologists 2 times more than any other brand. now that's beautiful. neutrogena®. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪

abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie shows us where 3-d printing is heading. >> they even though the repetitive motion reminds people of old-fashioned dot matrix printers. >> 3-d printing is the most amazing technology because complexity is free. the printer doesn't care what you throw at it. the more creative you can be, the more expressive the printer can be. >> this is what they can make, toys and figures and medical implants, fabric for clothing, base for a guitar and something edible such as candy. >> it's a completely new business model enabled by the ability to make complex parts on demand in a batch size of one. >> the technology has been around since the 80s, but it's time has come as the demand is growing in the medical, automotive and fashion world. with that comes concern about counterfeiting. >> you have the actual design problem where people can do knock-offs very simply. >> that's offset by other benefits that has drawn 1700 engineers and venture capitalists to this conference in san jose. this guitar is ecofriendly because the body is printed instead o

in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> it is 5:42.er keeping track of things. hot today and then that's it. >> we have a blip, but the blip will bring a cooler day to the second half of your weekend. we are starting out with temperatures in the 40s and 50s from the coast to the north bay. but we will look for the warmest day of the weekend today. then, yeah, you are going to want to stay tuned for maybe even some rain as we approach october. that's coming up. >> all right, lisa. thank you. also next, pitcher bartolo colon makes his pitch for starting the first game of the playoffs next week with another strong outing. larry beil has hig >> in sports tonight both cal and stanford are meeting pac-12 foes in the pacific northwest. cal plays the ducks at washington state. this afternoon the a's are also in the pacific northwest playing seattle. last night the athletics beat the marin as they tune-up for the playoffs next week. we have the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. the a's have some decisions to make. do you st

florence louie, al jazeera, tokyo. >> seems a celebration in tokyo. is they were chanting fanzai, a celebratary shout, and then formed the words thank you for the successful bid. >>> well still ahead, an easy win. australia's liberal national coalition end the party's rule. >> i think that the movie's fun but a little bit weak. >> plus the win are of the venice film festival is creating drama in real life. >> welcome back. let's recap the head leans here in al jazeera now. >> in the room,. >> inviting a lot of confidence, yes, fantastic night. >> i think that it means we have better policy, we have better leadership, we have more stable government. i think it means a better australia. >> ecstatic, a fantastic night. >> tony abbott has run a disciplined coordinated night. this election was about as much the labor government losing as it was his center party winning. in britt ann the outgoing prime minister was applauded. the scale of the defeat could have been worse, it wasn't. it was still bad and disunity to change the prime minister within three yea

taifd louie will be live to walk us through what happened. >> and a 49er fan alert why prices have goneo high this year. michael finney with a guide to cheap seats at 6:00. >> you want to get out to get air tomorrow? help needed for largest volunteer event to clean up coastline autos yes, tomorrow is coastal clean up day. volunteers invited to come out to state beaches to collect trash. >> last year 65,000 people turned out to collect 700,000 pounds of garbage. >> that is less than in years past, prt of the reason because of new bag fees and antilitter law that's have reduced number of garbage that makes to the coastline. >> that is good news. those beaches up and down the state. the question, will they get wet? >> that is the question. there could be showers out there. but what a nice thing do do. >> that is rite. >> it's a good thing to do. >> world news coming up next, thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. >> from all of us here, we'll see you again at 6:00. tonight. call to action, another mass shooting and the face of a 3-year-old boy asking for answers. >> we have a tota

david louie is live with a look and this is interesting, apple doing an interesting dance starting to outdo rivals but doing ground breaking technology get a bigger chunk over the smart phone market that is very price sensitive. signs in apple dominate bid colored circles, a clear hint of what is coming up. iphone was colorful case buzz apple has done major engineering to propel iphone forward. >> 5st most forward thinking phone ever created. >> apple add a fingerprint scanner, watch how it scans by thumb. this eliminates the use of a pass word. >> this is a big issue for consumers. sometimes, misplacing their phone. a lot of personal data on there they just don't want in the world. >> 5 s runs on a processor with processors meaning incredible power i really think this represents a change for our industry. the 5 s comes in three colors, silver, space gray and gold, gold expected to be popular in action. the price from $199 for the 16 giga byte model up to $399. the 5 c makes a fashion statement and has a lower price tag. in cupertino abc 7 news. >> plety fansy. shares of apple dropped

in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> lisa has our sunny forecast, or temporarily sunny forecast?nd warm. tomorrow will be cloudy and cooler. a look from the roof camera. it's gorgeous out there. mainly mid-and upper 50s san francisco and oakland were but as much as ten to fifteen degrees cooler in spots right now. we are looking at the numbers just in the 40s. we will talk about the rest of thedy. the chance of rain, when that returns is coming up. >> that is a pretty picture. thank you lisa. also next, a pitcher, bartolo colon, makes his pitch for starting the first game of the playoffs next week with another st ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] now get more peanut butter taste with our new, improved peanut butter chewy bars. >> welcome back. >> in sports tonight both cal and stanford are meeting pac-12 foes in the pacif

al jazeera's florence louie is in tokyo. >> japan's nuclear regulation authority says there's no evidence that there are any new leaks at the fukushima nuclear plants. the radiation readings were higher over the weekend than compared to two weeks ago because tepc observing that's the company in charge of the power plant used more sophisticated medicines. the machines they're using up to now can read up to 10,000 milicevits perfection hour. more direct approach in handling this crisis. >> we have decided to take charge of the issue. not just to leaving it to tepco and use the budget to strengthen the system. we will deal this so as not to repeat such an incident. >> now the prime minister shinzo abbe is set to chair another meeting on tuesday. it is thought that there will be more information on tuesday. very immediate problem of how to store the contaminated water at the plant. the chairman of the nuclear regulation authority has even reiterated that they may have no choice but to discharge some of this water into the ocean but they will make sure that whatever water is discharged meets t

abc 7 news business and technology reporter david louie has the story from freemon.. >> tears of joy began flowing down miss america's face, the reality that ethnic heritage is seemingly not an issue. >> people are accepting not based on ethnic background just voting for she's american. >> however, posts in social media gab began to reflect toller yens, one labeled her a terrorist, and another, an arab. she is a daughter of an immigrant who is a gynecologist. >> shows how much we have left to go, still, just because there are always going to be like ignorant people in any sort of group. >> miss america is said, quote, very is to-to-rise above that. i viewed myself as first american. the co-founder of the hindu american foundation says it's a day of celebration but a day to address hatred. >> we celebrate and want to make sure we continue to make sure these racist attitudes don't remain because goitsing to make people feel part of the country. >> i consider myself american. i don't know why people may be white think of themselves, i don't think there is a definition anymore. >> howeve

"louie." "modern family." "veep.">> "modern family" received 12 nominations thinominations thisa total of 57 nominations since its premiere. accepting the emmy on behalf of the team is stephen levitanl. >> everybody okay? well, this may be the saddest emmys of all time, but we could not be happier. seriously, we have the deepest respect for our conominees. you guys make us laugh, and you make us jealous every week. and it is an honor just to be mentioned among you. thank you to this amazing cast, our incredible crew. thank you to everyone at 20th century fox television. dana wald and gary newman. thru to everybody at abc. thank you to our fans and to our ever-inspiring families. we love you all. i cannot begin to express to you how surreal this ride has been because none of us grew up feeling like winners. thank you to the bullies, to the popular kids, to the gym teachers who taunted us, who rejected us, and who made fun of the way we ran. without you, we never would have gone into co comedy. thank you very much! >> w

. >>> and onedirection's louie tomlinson paid the price. he collides with one of the professional players in the charity game. some fans blasted the player in tweets and sent death threats. tomlinson walked off the field and out of the game. he did not feel well either. >>> just ahead, who's hosting "snl" season premier, plus a look at miley's shocking new music video. we'll have that. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. we're watching the radar earlier in arizona and southern portions of nevada. we also have a little bit of light rain -- not a lot probably reaching the ground. but hit-and-miss showers on the east side of las vegas area. the same thing as the past couple of days, the monsoonal moisture spinning overhead. showers and storms anywhere there in arizona to vegas, even towards albuquerque. the heat very impressive in the northwest today, from medford to portland. much of oregon will be in the 90 to 100-degree range. look at wednesday. it even makes it all the way up to seattle. and what an end to summer this is here

we had louie armstrong seats and the program came out, i kept it all these years, he signs the same program for me 20-something years later. and then we became, like with mohammed we became frebz, and sometimes you shouldn't meet heroes, you know, but because you're going to find a part of them that's not as attract itch as it may be-- as you may want. and i was with him many times where-- the drinking was bad, and -- >> rose: and the drinking becomes abusiveness. >> and sadness and regrets. and it was really interesting. i was doing a special for nbc, host a special at cooperstown. and mickey was a guest. he had not been in the hall of fame to see his plaque. when he got inducted he left because he said to me, "you know, i was never good enough. i should have been better. i never was good enough. i don't--" so i walked him to his plaque with another writer named david israel. >> rose: oh, year, i know david. >> and we showed him where highs plaque was. the next night. >> rose: what did he say? >> why am i here. i should be with willy. now he's complapg, the man who didn't want to go. we ha

. >> one of your colleagues, louie gohmert is at the microphone.ways so entertaining. >> unless you want that shoved back in your face you need to be flexible and help the american people. we've heard from hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people in my office who have already been hurt by obama care. he's given hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of waivers and exemptions to cronies and those who supported him in the election. and who's left out? the american people. the american people want an exemption, want a waiver for at least a year. he's given it to business. now come on back and let's do the right thing by america and let's give the american people an exemption for a year as well. that's all we ask. >> i'm vicky heartsler from missouri. >> congressman, there's louie gohmert. yes, the business community asked for atigsal time. they got that. small businesses, additional time. it's my understanding employees will still be able to begin to access benefits on time. i mean, they're just making things up at this point. >> one of the hardest th

but louie hickner who manages chicago's lucky cafe, just wants a chance to make it right. "i would rather control the situation in front of me than let someone go home and write what they think happened." some believed businesses can pay to prevent negative reviews from appearing. we contacted yelp which denied that saying, "there is no amount of money a business can pay to manipulate reviews."however, a business may contact a reviewer and subsequently, a review may be removed by the person who wrote it. paula deen's extortionist is sentenced to two years in prison. thomas george paculis threatened to release what he called "true and damning" information about deen unless he received 200-thousand dollars. he cut a plea deal with prosecutors. deen has been struggling to reboot her career since she admitted to using a racial slur. the celebrity chef has reportedly lost an estimated $12 million in canceled t-v, endoresement and book deals. habitat for humanity is urging americans to go green with their old jeans. a new initiative recycles blue jeans and converts them into an

for that i'm joined by richard you li louie and bill karins. armored vehicles? a college campus, ohio state university, love this university by the way. they have an armored vehicle which can resist iuds. they got it for free, but this is a campus police department that is getting an armored vehicle. at the tried to do this in berkeley, as well, but there it was rejected. ohio state, though, saying they need it for natural disasters. >> in columbus, a lot of national disasters. >> i'm waiting to see what michigan will get in response. >> frat parties can get pretty rowdy. >> now it will be a target, who can tip it. >>> this is a row toe type of the world's most expensive vehicle. it is a gold plated and diamond encrusted la ee eed lamborghini. the prototype is worth $3 million and when it finally goes on sale, the big one will cost $8 million. i'm surprised that the the one is 3, big one is 8. >> isn't seem to make sense. >> is it supposed to work? >> it's opposed to work.3, big . >> isn't seem to make sense. >> is it supposed to work? >> it's opposed to work.bi

i think we've all seen the clip from louie ck on the tonight show taking us to task about griping aboutard wi-fi. he says, listen, if you are getting the internet on an airplane, you should be happy with that alone. i, for one, would welcome much faster internet. back to you. >> i would too, scott. i also would welcome much cheaper prices. that's another story. >>> drivers in the east bay, they have a greener way to get around. san francisco bay's city car share launching an electric car sharing service in pleasanton. that will be happening today. the program is being called dash, and it gives drivers access to more than two dozen electric cars and charging stations. drivers must be members of city car share in order to use the service. a kickoff event is set to be held today at 11:30, so just about 13 minutes in pleasanton. >>> now branching out now offering owners a chance to power up in texas. the bay area car company now has a charging station in the city of waco. it chose waco because it is a halfway point between austin and dallas, so you can get your juice. the charging station f

. >> reporter: sandra thinking the film business not exactly her 3-year-old son louie's first choice.'s going to go into the race car business for the obvious reasons. mama drives too fast. >>> now more a-list star power in toronto. julia roberts is with our ben lyons gush about her new movie and co-star meryl streep. >> reporter: red-hot dol dolce & gabbana mini. this is how you do the toronto international film festival. >> do you feel it? >> i do a little bit. >> reporter: julia in a camera crush with our ben lyons. >> how are you? >> i'm good. >> reporter: hanging with taylor swift and her co-star, julianne nicholson. >> i like it. >> pick up on her. she's married. >> marriage is hard. >> reporter: premiering august osage county. >> no way. >> reporter: a ten-minute standing "o" in canada, lots of oscar buzz here at home for the dysfunctional family drama. >> that's pleasant. >> reporter: what's even better, "mother" hollywood matriarch meryl. >> soon you'll be gone never to return. >> don't start. >> reporter: i know you are very nervous to be on set with meryl. >> i was afraid s

tokyo beat out the other contenders, istanbul and madrid, as florence louie reports, the announcementbilation in japan. >> the international olympic committee has the honor of announcing that the games of the 32nd olympiad in 2020 are awarded to the city of tokyo. [cheering and applause] >> reporter: the host of the 2020 olympics is chosen. and the city widely considered the favorite emerges as the winner. the crowd here couldn't be more delighted. tokyo will now be the fifth city to host the olympics more than once. >> i am on top of the world. congratulations tokyo. our team is the best. >> i am so excited it's the best moment i have ever had in my life. >> reporter: here is what helped tokyo win the bid. superior infrastructure. japan's public transport system is world class. and dependable. it's hosted big sporting events before and has several facilities already in place, one of them is this. the national stadium. where the 1964 opening ceremony was held. it's set to undergo a billion dollars reburish. reburishment, it's also known for its low crime indicate. they emphasize their

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david louie is live and you attended another there today as well? >> that is right. flight 93 was in route from san francisco to newark, four passengers began a shug strugel and fighterorist triesing to take over the plane. the death of everyone on board remembered here, saved lives. >> one by one, the names of 40 individuals aboard flight 93 were read along with acknowledgement of an unborn child. the flight bound for san francisco but crashed near shanksville, pennsylvania. many had bay area ties. >> it gives us a place here, you know? i have within to new york. i have been to shanksville. and it -- it is -- just important that we have this spot here, too. to honor victims. >> flight attendants were here, too. merry christmasy knew, and train tworksd flight attendant autos special day to us and we appreciate the fact this is here. there is somewhere for us to remember. and... keep reminding folks what that day means to all of us. >> the man thind mem jill working on another one that the site in downtown hayward a memorial to all september 11th victims and hayward f

abc 7 news david louie was in court today and will have a live report coming up at 5:00. >> the battle for china's smart phone market heats up, yahoo unveils a new logo. >> emily chang joins with us today's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> well, chinese smart phone maker beats apple to the punch. the company outsells apple in china with smart phones will offer a television that connects to the web and runs on the android operating system. also introducing a new hand set the company says will be the world's fastest smart phone. microsoft has won a patent ruling against google. a jury in seattle awarded microsoft about $14.5 million in damages ruling it didn't act fairly. privacy groups asked the fftc to ask facebook to stop policy that's violate a 2011 order over user privacy. groups concerned changes make it easier to use the personal data of the user was its advertising on the site. changes are scheduled to go into effect this week. stocks rising today after economic data added to signs u.s. economy is gaining momentum. your bloomberg silicon valley closed lower. after holding a 3

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david louie joins us live now in east palo alto. >> east palo alto is bee secretaried -- by secretariesecretaried -- so residents see them going work every day. >> a lot of hours being cut back. and that means less money. >> so it gets hard. >> shamika banks is typical of the employees here, under employed. postal service is here with a category of full time work but more temp jobs that may, or may not lead to permanent job autos permanent jobs for auto mechanic, then a lot of temporary jobs that can lead to career. our carriers clerks. and our custodians. >> this job fair san exformt help a community that hasn't seen signs of a recovery. mayor is glad to see seven employers here. >> get employers to step forward more and communities like ours to help. otherwise, it's in the healthy to not allow communities to get up and >> she's doing what she can. the biggest concern is people giving up on looking for a job. >> we lose the job skills you had. you don't stay trained. and... there becomes almost lethargy to go back to wok. >> jonathan is only a few weeks into the search encouraged by w

. >> david louie joins us now live in a new apartment complex in google's hometown. david this is really interesting program. how much money did google invest. >> $6 million towards building the family apartments. 51 units after fordable housing. now, $6 million is a drop in the bucket but what a difference it's making. >> on the outside the family apartments have a med terrainin villa look. this is silicon valley. >> some apartments going for $5500 a month. >> these were designed to meet a growing need for aferdable housing for people making average $44,000 a year. the $23 million project attracted google as an investor brought just over $6 million in bonds. >> we believe everyone having an affordable home this is a responsible way to actually put money where our mouth is. >> there is incentive for google. a federal tax credit. >> they will realize in tax credits about the same amount put in. this is $10 million in a project they'd get tax credits. >> a one bedroom unit. mary and her husband are both disabled living here makes a difference. >> our kids aren't worrie

abc 7 news david louie explains how this works. >> palo alto sport shop has been in business over 80 but only recently has been able to offer same day delivery. >> people like shopping with smaller businesses. with this will allow to us kmeet compete with amazon. >> the company best known for searching the web is in the shopping and delivery service. >> some of this is pretty new. we're a technology company. not a necessarily known for driving trucks around town. so that is why we're in beta for a year learning a lot. a lot of testers help us work out the kinks. >> google hybrid vehicles so busy from san francisco to san jose we couldn't catch up with one. so google created this video. you ma place orders then schedule a time. >> so i can stay home and watch hopes or something. >> delivery is free for the first six months. google hasn't figured out what to charge after that. miguel says during the test phase it is 10% of saechls a healthy increase coming from customers outs side of the area. ri says people are wiing a variety of item autos i saw an order fr a bicycle tube hard to com

family apartments located on highway 856789 abc 7 news and business and technology reporter david louie with the story. >> on the outside franklin street family apartments have a mediterranean villa look. the kinld of complex you'd expect to be high rent. this is silicon valley. >> some of the new apartments goring for $5500 a month for two bedroom. >> however, these were designed to meet growing need for a a.fordable housing for people making less than $44,000 a year that. is half of the median income in santa clara count yeechl the $23 million project attracted google as an investor which bought just over $6 million in bonds. >> we believe in ush wherean house skpefrg one having an affordable home. we think this is a responsible way to shareholders and community to put our money where our mouth is. >> interest is tl is incentive for google a federal tax credit. >> they'll realize in tax credits about the same amount they put n say this is not what they d but it's $10 million in a perfect jekt they'd get $10 million over 10 years. >> a one bedroom rents for $937. a two bedroom, 112 2dz

abc 7 news david louie explains how this works. >> palo alto sport shop has been in business over 80ears but only recently has been able to offer same day delivery. >> people like shopping with smaller businesses. with this will allow to us kmeet compete with amazon. >> the company best known for searching the web is in the shopping and delivery service. >> some of this is pretty new. we're a technology company. not a necessarily known for driving trucks around town. so that is why we're in beta for a year learning a lot. a lot of testers help us work out the kinks. >> google hybrid vehicles so busy from san francisco to san jose we couldn't catch up with one. so google created this video. you ma place orders then schedule a time. >> so i can stay home and watch hopes or something. >> delivery is free for the first six months. google hasn't figured out what to charge after that. miguel says during the test phase it is 10% of saechls a healthy increase coming from customers outs side of the area. ri says people are wiing a variety of item autos i saw an order fr a bicycle tube hard to

david louie is live with the latest on this story. david? >> there is no question. nagging question is will alden smith be back this season? all the head coach would say is that rehab is a process, and they respect that process. >> head coach had two losses on his mind facing reporters yesterday's loss and a loss of linebacker allen. >> there is an opportunity to stair it in the face and whip it. that is our approach. >> the 49er organization is mum on what the rehabilitation will entail. step one is smith smith admitting a problem after sunday's game. >> i just want to let it be known this is a problem this is something i will get fixed and do everything to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> the niner organization deflected criticism over playing yesterday. >> to be able to face the media and take full responsibility for what he's doing. >> he says it will take time. >> i think first thing is having thoch understand whether people helping them out, what actions they're taking outside. >> speaking of the 49ers their new stadium is still 5,000 parking lots short

david louie is live and you attended another there today as well? >> that is right. flight 93 was in route from san francisco to newark, four passengers began a shug strugel and fighterorist triesing to take over the plane. the death of everyone on board remembered here, saved lives. >> one by one, the names of 40 individuals aboard flight 93 were read along with acknowledgement of an unborn child. the flight bound for san francisco but crashed near shanksville, pennsylvania. many had bay area ties. >> it gives us a place here, you know? i have within to new york. i have been to shanksville. and it -- it is -- just important that we have this spot here, too. to honor victims. >> flight attendants were here, too. merry christmasy knew, and train tworksd flight attendant autos special day to us and we appreciate the fact this is here. there is somewhere for us to remember. and... keep reminding folks what that day means to all of us. >> the man thind mem jill working on another one that the site in downtown hayward a memorial to all september 11th victims and hayward f

the event, the royal christening of prince george alexander louie, third in line to the throne.illiam and kate break from tradition picking a venue that hasn't hosted a royal christ christening for 25 years. >> what's really nice is all of the way through his relationship with kate, he has included his mother in some way. he gave kate his mother's engagement ring and i think this is a way of him including princess diana in prince george's life as well. >> reporter: don't expect to attend this ceremony. this is typically a private event for close friends and family. there is one way to feel included. your very own commemorative coin that will be available in solid gold, silver and a more affordable option and this is the first time new coins have ever been produced for a royal christening in britain. >> i think that really says everything about just how big a moment this christening is for the country. >> prince george's christening will be conducted by justin wellby. the queen is also expected to pose in a highly anticipated photo capturing all three future monar monarchs, son c

the family apartments located on highway 86789 abc 7 news d business and technology reporter david louieh the story. >> on the outside franklin street family apartmts have a mediterranean villa look. the kid of complex you'd expect to be hh rent. this is silicon vaey. >> some of the new apartments goring for $5500 a month for two bedroom. >> however, these were signed to meet growing need for a a.fordable housing for people making less than $44,000 a year that. is half of the median income in santaclara count yeechl the million project attracted google as an invest which bought just over $6 million in bonds. >> we believe in ush wherean house skpefrg one having an affordable home. we think this is a responsible way to shareholders and community to put our money where our mouth is. >> interest is tl is incentive for google a federal tax credit. >> they'll realize in tax credits about the same amount they put n say this isot what they d but it's $10 million in a perfect jekt they'd get $10 million over 10 years. >> a one bedroom rent for $937. a two bdroom, 112 2dzs, a three bedroom $1291.

florence allowsie i louie. >> discovered at several holt spots at the fukushima nuclear plant. this latest development comes just five days after the company reported previous readings of 1080, the initial spike was because 1 tepco had used more sophisticated devices that can read up to 1 10,000 milliceverts per hour. this new spike of radiation levels is not because of any leaks. so far they have not been able to find evidence of new leaks. but there is still an important implication in this development because what does this mean to the cleanup of operations, and how will this complicate cleanup operations because the levels of radiation that's detected are extremely high. they can be extremely dangerous. experts have said that exposure of this radiation is enough to kill a person within hours if they're not wearing the right protective clothing. >>> the yosemite rim fire has been mostly contained, a mostly cool and humid labor day weekend have loud further containment. the fire is about 75% contained. full containment of the fire is not expected until september 20th. >>> coo

. >> david louie looks at the buzz he's now generating in a tech conference. >> john mcafee was, andarently still is, a person of interest in belize after a neighbor was found sheblg but now a person of interest in this technology conference. the founder of mcafe sex back in silicon valley promising he has a way to make the internet hack proof. he'll unveil details this weekend. >> sit going to be john mcafee or someone else? it's going to be someone like that could jump pass the boundary autos internet security is important to online retailer who's reaped $225 billion in sales last year and to banks but apple co-founder wonders if he can create iron clad security with existing interneat how do you modify infrom a structure, almost like saying we're going get rid of highways and cars and go to another under the ground transportation. we have to build it all. >> while online commerce is a concern, the founder of atari says hack attacks become more critical as more devices from toothbrushes to coffee makers will be connected to the internet. >> those items may sound like they don't nee

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