we are told louie briefly work at victory military surnews vallejo.rs didn't know san francisco cab driver pall stichbility he was just robbing the cab driver. >>reporter: he told you that. >> yes that was just for drug money. >>reporter: myers got in trouble with vallejo police unrelited to the zodiac murder. disorderly conduct theft and possession of stolen property. >> he was a good guy. >>reporter: bob was childhood friend with louie in vallejo but stopped hanging out with him after myers started getting arrested that. got louie in big trouble. the way he qut out was he wept in the army. >>reporter: military record show myers station in germany between june 1971 and january '73. coincidentally the zodiac didn't send any letters during that time. after the army myers moved back to new york and became a long hall trucker making runs back to the bay area. he says myers also confessed to him in 1976. >> that was the time that he told me that he was zodiac. >>reporter: he didn't believe myers at the time. he has changed his mind now. >> it freaked me o

we are told louie briefly work at victory military surnews vallejo. didn't know san francisco cab driver pall stichbility he was just robbing the cab driver. >>reporter: he told you that. >> yes that was just for drug money. >>reporter: myers got in trouble with vallejo police unrelited to the zodiac murder. disorderly conduct theft and possession of stolen property. >> he was a good guy. >>reporter: bob was childhood friend with louie in vallejo but stopped hanging out with him after myers started getting arrested that. got louie in big trouble. the way he qut out was he wept in the army. >>reporter: military record show myers station in germany between june 1971 and january '73. coincidentally the zodiac didn't send any letters during that time. after the army myers moved back to new york and became a long hall trucker making runs back to the bay area. he says myers also confessed to him in 1976. >> that was the time that he told me that he was zodiac. >>reporter: he didn't believe myers at the time. he has changed his mind now. >> it freaked me out

we are told louie briefly work at victory military surnews vallejo. didn't know san francisco cab driver pall stichbility he was just robbing the cab driver. >>reporter: he told you that. >> yes that was just for drug money. >>reporter: myers got in trouble with vallejo police unrelited to the zodiac murder. disorderly conduct theft and possession of stolen property. >> he was a good guy. >>reporter: bob was childhood friend with louie in vallejo but stopped hanging out with him after myers started getting arrested that. got louie in big trouble. the way he qut out was he wept in the army. >>reporter: military record show myers station in germany between june 1971 and january '73. coincidentally the zodiac didn't send any letters during that time. after the army myers moved back to new york and became a long hall trucker making runs back to the bay area. he says myers also confessed to him in 1976. >> that was the time that he told me that he was zodiac. >>reporter: he didn't believe myers at the time. he has changed his mind now. >> it freaked me out

. >> kenny tells i team his best friend louie meyers confessed in april, 2001 after doctors told himeing. kenny says meyers asked him to wait until after he died to tell authorities and he wanted kenny to write a book with proceeds going to victim families he died in may, 2002 and kenny spent years trying to get police to listen. >> i feel louie was 100% honest that day. >> meyers lived in vallejo from 1965-1971 told kenny the reason he became a killer at age 17. >> over a girl he broke up with. that is why he went to these shootings, that is what the deal was with the couples. >> meyers had interesting circumstantial connections to the crimes. >> went to school with the kids >> meyers went to both high schools and could have known the first victims and number two. >> worked in a restaurant with a waitress >> kenny says he worked as a restaurant at terry's restaurant so did victim darlene feren. three. >> i began to see a foot print >> a boot print found at the crime scene. his father worked at mayor i'll land and would have access to this type of boot. we're told he briefly worked a

[laughter] i served with louie, many of you in this room have served with louie, and you can't believeknew before you walked into this room. [laughter] he's been transformed! it's a miracle! [laughter] now, we have to hope and pray, and i know there have been a lot of prayers by the organizers of this national prayer breakfast, that a miracle would happen for louie. and it did. your prayers have been answered. [laughter] let's hope this miracle continues, louie, beyond the 9:30 hour here. [laughter] let me begin by thanking all of the world leaders that are here. the success of of the national prayer breakfast fends on you -- fends on you all -- depends on you all being here, and we are grateful for you traveling far and wide to participate in the national prayer breakfast. it means so much to the success. thank you. [applause] and also part of the success is having president obama and mrs. obama here. i know that we all think that you all came to see us, but many of these world leaders came mt. name of the lord -- in the name of the lord but also, mr. president, thank you for coming e

. >> kenny tells i team his best friend louie meyers confessed in april, 2001 after doctors told himer he died to tell authorities and he wanted kenny to write a book with proceeds going to victim families he died in may, 2002 and kenny spent years trying to get police to listen. >> i feel louie was 100% honest that day. >> meyers lived in vallejo from 1965-1971 told kenny the reason he became a killer at age 17. >> over a girl he broke up with. that is why he went to these shootings, that is what the deal was with the couples. >> meyers had interesting circumstantial connections to the crimes. >> went to school with the kids >> meyers went to both high schools and could have known the first victims and number two. >> worked in a restaurant with a waitress >> kenny says he worked as a restaurant at terry's restaurant so did victim darlene feren. three. >> i began to see a foot print >> a boot print found at the crime scene. his father worked at mayor i'll land and would have access to this type of boot. we're told he briefly worked at a military surplus. meyers didn't know san franci

this is what we know: the two men, 33-year-old marvin norwood and 31-year-old louie sanchez appeared in los angeles superior court. sanchez plead guilty to one count of mayhem and norwood to one count of assault. bryan stow's family gave impact statements before sentencing. his dad and sisters spoke, and his sister read a letter on behalf of his wife. >> he took my kid's daddy around. what if they were here, what would you say to them? >> the sisters are having to care for him in every way you think and you get to wake up and get out of the bed and live even if it is behind bars. >> what you both did late in the evening, in the dark, at dodgers stadium was cowardly. we hold no hate against you but we despise you. the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure. the years that you spend in prison is what you deserve. >> he was left permanently disailed by the beating. the judge handed sanchez an eight year state prison term with some credit for time serve. norwood receive add four-year sentence and he also received credit for time already spent in custody. it wa

but i don't. >> louie sanchez admitted to punching him after the game in down 11. it knocked him to the ground causing a brain injury. his sister read statement from had mother of his children. >> it has been hard to explain to my children why this happened to their dad. >> at times louie sanchez was smirking. >> it was tough. watching them, knowing they are the one whose did this. >> reporter: bryan stow's former co-worker said they can teach all fan as lesson. >> just a game. -- fans a lesson. >> just a game. lifeless loss. he lost his life. >> reporter: giants third base coach has done fundraisers. the family texted him after the sentencing. >> it doesn't change the fact they are full time care givers and they need support. >> reporter: marvin norwood could have been released but they face unrelated charges that could get them 10 more years. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. we put together a section on the bryan stow beating case. right on the home page. watch the video of today's hearing, including the family's st

but i don't. >> louie sanchez admitted to punching him after the game in down 11.

>>reporter: kenny tells the i team best friend louie myers confessed in april 2001. after

we have team coverage of the storm, abc7 news, nick smith and david louie are all live tonight. sergio, let's begin with you in the north bay. >> it's started coming down regularly now in novato people say they're really welcoming the rain, but they're getting ready for any problems that it my bring. >> a full day of rain was a welcome sight. >> a lot of rain this time. we need it. >> stewart rv and boat sales says her boat-selling has just started off. she's hoping more rain now will help with lakes this summer. >> just trying to get back into our really good season. this is going to help. >> in heelsberg rains came down enough for decent runoff but russian river is looking shallow. in santa rosa a drizzle prompted people to pull out umbrellas at lunchtime. and this team south of petta luma. with the problems, residents say it's well worth it. >> we need it. >> in mill valley, people suited up for rain, then welcomed the sustained soaking. >> i have a stockpile waiting for the inevitable. >> he's trying to make sure that that doesn't happen again. >> chp making sure this rain d

we have team coverage of the storm, abc7 news, nick smith and david louie are all live tonight. sergio, let's begin with you in the north bay. >> it's started coming down regularly now in novato people say they're really welcoming the rain, but they're getting ready for any problems that it my bring. >> a full day of rain was a welcome sight. >> a lot of rain this time. we need it. >> stewart rv and boat sales says her boat-selling has just started off. she's hoping more rain now will help with lakes this summer. >> just trying to get back into our really good season. this is going to help. >> in heelsberg rains came down enough for decent runoff but russian river is looking shallow. in santa rosa a drizzle prompted people to pull out umbrellas at lunchtime. and this team south of petta luma. with the problems, residents say it's well worth it. >> we need it. >> in mill valley, people suited up for rain, then welcomed the sustained soaking. >> i have a stockpile waiting for the inevitable. >> he's trying to make sure that that doesn't happen again. >> chp making sure this rain d

according to nbc news, one of the suspects, a dodgers fan louie sanchez, would plead guilty to either all, some or a reduced version of the charges. you see they are listed on the screen. in exchange he would surf eight years in state prison. his co-defendant are marvin norwood, would agree to serve four years in state prison. again, this is not final. the decision will be made in the courtroom. the judge does have the final say. that hearing expected to begin around 8:30 this morning. assuming they serve those sentences, after the feds are expected to charge each man with a weapons crime since police searched norwood's home and found that they had a gun illegally. sanchez who was reportedly drunk at the time allegedly got into a shoving match with stow, a giants fan, in the parking lot after the game. both went their separate ways. later there was another confrontation. this time sanchez allegedly sucker punched stow and norwood, his sister's boyfriend, joined in on the beating, they both fractured stow's skull. stow who was a paramedic recovers at his home in santa cruz. his family

i have to dig really deep, louie.hen you held that press conference criticizing that poor woman for buying crab legs for food stamps. you were not there. it could have been immitation crab. really. our experience encourages us to think of a fellowship of nonlike minded people with the lord in the middle of it all. [applause] >> i love her. what can i say? then again i have a sister who is a democrat so. that is how i grew up. there were four siblings and we would argue and fuss. but we loved each other. and we could still enjoy each other and heaven help anybody that tried to come after one of the four of us because we were tight no matter what we argued about right before somebody might try to take us on. you might understand then it is easy for me, i feel like i'm right at home, people say are you ready for washington and back stabbing and meanness, i explain i was the deacon of a baptist church. i was ready. i was blessed to come from a family where my mother and father were followers of jesus and some time after m

. >> rose: how is louie. >> at the time he was a year and a half. and then just and not knowing how to do this, am i going to be able to train for this? will i be able to have the time and prepare to do what i need to do and all the answers were yes. >> rose: and it was an interesting enough character for you to want to inhabit? >> once i knew that he would allow me a certain level of collaboration, i didn't expect collaboration to come from someone like alfonso, i thought you sign on and you let go and let the tiny dictator rule the set. >> be ineffective lent. >> rose: benevolent dictator. >> ben voluntary lent dick. >> benevolent dictator. >>s it wasn't like that at all. >> i didn't know how to pull it off .. if i didn't have the ability to collaborate with the storyteller because there was nothing, you had nothing, so i needed to know that he was okay letting me stop and question and search for and all -- he was that and more. >> yes. my cowriter, we always say that we have composed a screen play was done in harmonies and the melody, and it is t

. >> first, check in with abc7 news report david louie live in the south bay. >> reporter: we are standing in the middle of a yard where sandbags are available for south bay resident and now that the rain is here, we have seen a steady stream of people coming by to pick up these bags. now the bags are free at this location. they are provided by the santa clara water district. other cities, the industries providing the bags to their residents. come on in handy for homes on hills or driveways slope down from street level. preparedness is the name of the game. roads and highways can be prone to flooding as well, caltrans tells us they are putting crews on 24-hour shifts starting at 8:00 tonight. they will be working around the clock all weekend long as long as it's storming. extra equipment has been mobilized, including loaders and ten-wheelers, anything that could be needed. now, local rivers and creeks will be watched closely for potential flooding, if the water overflows the banks. south bay residents say they are ready for the pineapple express. >> a loft rain with dry soil underneath can

from louie's patio, you can literally see across to angelina's home.cause your girlfriend lives in the neighborhood. >> yeah, i can show you my roof from the window. i imagine that for the last ten something years he's been sitting there, having a coffee in the morning, and wondering who will make this movie. and i've been sitting in my room laying there thinking, what am i supposed to be doing with my life? i want to do something important. i want to connect. i need some help. i need some guidance. where is it? and it was right outside my window. >> pretty mazing when two worlds collide like that. coming up next, what's driving today's market. brian sullivan has "business before the bell." "morning joe" back in a moment. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill, and my fico® credit score's on here. yeah, you've got our discover it card, so you get your fico® score on your monthly statements now, for free! that's nice of you! it's a great way to stay on top of your credit, and make sure things look the way they should. awesomesauce! huh! my twin s

. >> and david louie is live the santa clara mountains. iets been this way this afternoon in felton as well. there has been a report of a tree down nearby, but people are absolutely thrilled to have this much rain. >> big fat rain drops on the surface of boulder creek making it clear this storm has rainfall, at least in santa cruz mountains. residents saw their spirits pick up. >> it's awesome. we needed it here, it's been a super dry year. it's about time. it's great. >> the water district is monitoring precipitation and encouraged by impact. however, the storms won't erase them. >> we'll have rain in 12 hours expected to go to sea. and it will bring our rainfall totals to >> and it could rain every day next month. >> and the rain has a small pine in los altos on storm watch in los altos, david louie, abc7 news >> north bay is getting a good soaking this afternoon. people are preparing for more rain later this week. it's 2:00 a.m in mill valley, flooded during the last storm. owner dave marshal is keeping an eye on weather reports to make

lou: congressman louie gohmert joins us and it is very good for investors on wall street with the dow jones industrial average as janet yellen play down her strategy in front of the house financial-services committee we will also share a graphic piece of market history that may lead to more than a little concerned. of the house passes a clean debt ceiling bill moments ago a narrow escape for republicans and speaker boehner relying on the entire democratic caucus. the 4 million the leadership team convincing only 24 other republicans to vote yes to suspend the debt limit through march 15 of next year now it will head to the senate were will pass with these tomorrow afternoon. of the one and 99 republican members -- members who defied their leadership to vote no be have congressman louie gohmert, republican from texas, good to have you with us. 199 republicans voting against the speaker's wishes? what is your motivation? >> it is sad. you know, my motivation. it is to serve and protect this country we took an oath to protect and serve but i don't know why we even colleted debt ceiling i

abc 7 news business and technology reporter davy louie is in mountain view. >> reporter: mountain viewe bay cities google is considering for optic service. it would have speed of 1 gigabyte per second. 100 times faster than typical broadband speed. google's plan is to bring fiber right into the house. other systems use slower copper wire to connect to homes creating a choke point that slows down speed. >> that obviously is a benefit to residents and our businesses and start-up, small companies, to be able to access the internet at that speed. it will give them really a competitive advantage over their peers in other parts of the country. >> besides mountain view, which is google's headquarter city, other four are palo alto, sunnyvale, santa clara and san jose. each city has to decide ifhey want it dig up streets to bury the cables. in sunnyvale there is a plan for recycled water line for apple's new headquarters complex but fiber line could be installed at the same time. residents may benefit from new price competition. google charges $70 pemonth for internet in the cities it is alread

in fremont, david louie, abc 7 news. >> got to have the coffee maker. non-negotiable.hing the van is missing besides a larger bathroom is a nickname, and the city of fremont is looking for suggestions. twitter hash tag name the fremont van. we will keep you posted. i'm just lobbying to call it spencer which stands for specialized police emergency in crisis rover. >> we'll see if it sticks. here's our live doppler, and i think it's pretty special. we have a few clouds around right now. lots of areas of clear skies and mo moonlit skies as well. let's go to a live view from our south beach camera. current temperature readings are still relatively mild. low 50s from san francisco to oakland, san jose, los gatos, a cool 78. you see a few little patches of low clouds moving out over the bay and over the city of san francisco. current temperature readings in other locations are just about 50 degrees at santa rosa, napa. 56 in fairfield, 55 in livermore. and a live view of the transamerica building standing tall there, and you see a bit of embarcadero center from our explorato

. >> when you think about that is, louie is a fighter he likes to train he spars and he kept saying,h was rubber but it was like a hard rubber. and after about the fifteenth time, i remember i was like louie i think we need to bring the guy in. [ talking over each other ] i was hitting the hell out of him. >> jimmy: he did this one thing where he leaves and you improvised -- i think you improvised and laughing and making fun and you did this one scene and you are like laughing, and you go ha ha and that -- that was my favorite scene because i go that was so bradley cooper. funny bradley cooper. >> and he didn't see that until he watched the movie. [ talking over each other ] he gets out of the scene and then you impersonate him. >> jimmy: that is what i love about it. he did it twice. it made me laugh. so, i have a clip with you beating up louis c.k. he earned it, i mean he's the one who took the bruises. here's bradley cooper's oscar nominated performance in "american hustle," check it out. >> as my mentor -- >> what are you doing? >> i just want to talk, i want to get vulnerable. >

abc7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> steve hall was determined to make a difference.of friends of los gatos creek. the creek is filled with debris, discarded drink cups and plastic containers, for example, all of which makes for a hostile environment for fish and wildlife. and now something has changed. >> you are seeing that the beavers have come through here and they have, you know, they are eating the bark off of the trees because they don't, you know, they eat plant matter. the trees, the bark, that's their source, food source. >> here is the proof. this is night vision video of beavers foraging for food and dragging tree branches to help build a dam. the exact spot is being kept under wraps so humans don't disturb them. >> i think there will be more signs that nature wants to return if we give them a place to settle and the creek has been repaired. >> by repaired, he means cleanup. friends of the creek has mobilized about 500 volunteers to pull debris from the creek. the volume may surprise you. >> we pulled four tons of trash at park avenue. >> what about this s

this is louie chardonnay from napa, a 2012. there's sorbet on the side so i looked over to see what diane sawyer was doing and shing a actually ate hers later but people were using their forks. i use mid-fork and when i tried to cut it it exploded. facefaceit wolf blitzer in the fhp% lÑuçño[66b1aabbbñd#f,f,f1f!d p( (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight is a socially conscious filmmaker whose new film is called "visitors." let's hope it has quality kills. please welcome godfrey reggio. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thanks for coming on. i've been watching your films for many years, haven't seen one in a while. for those who don't know, you are the writer, director and producer whose first was "koyaanisqatsi." followed by "powqatsi." >> perfect. >> stephen: your new film is called "visitors." thank you for that. (laughter) before we get to "visitors" let's talk about your ao *uf a f i may be so bold. being the first lady of france -- (laughter). your films often had lots of quick camera

. >> joy, i hope i am not hear to translate louie gohmert. i have no -- i tried to follow that. >> i don't think anybody can translate louie. he's a think unto himself. >> if you have to cut live to him at any moment, that's fine with me. >> i do want you to go back and let's talk about this comparison being drawn both by congressman gohmert to the civil rights era. what do you make of this idea of equating the right to not bake a cake for a gay couple to what the civil rights movement was fighting for, the right to be served in a restaurant? >> let's use what happened as a result of the changes of laws during the civil rights era, as the perfect example, which is to say after a little while, we would all forget there was a previous state that included this kind of discrimination. people announced all sorts of really closely held fears, you know, from the heart and from a religious basis of what would happen if they had to enter act with another race. and, you know, this -- and look, california, which is the most representive piece of america

abc7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> steve hall was determined to make a difference.founder of friends of los gatos creek. the creek is filled with de -- debris, discarded drink cups and plastic containers, for example, all of which makes for a hostile environment for fish and wildlife. and now something has changed. >> you are seeing that the beavers have come through here and they have, you know, they are eating the bark off of the trees because they don't, you know, they eat plant matter. the trees, the bark, that's their source, food source. >> here is the proof. this is night vision video of beavers forging for food and dragging tree branches to help build a dam. the exact spot is being kept under wraps so humans don't disturb them. >> i think there will be more signs that nature wants to return if we give them a place to settle and the creek has been repaired. >> by repaired, he means cleanup. friends of the creek has mobilized about 500 volunteers to pull debris from the creek. the volume may surprise you. >> we pulled four ton of trash at park avenue. >> what

julia louie dreyfus set next to biden because shelies vice president on hbo. is? >> i think he does. i'm convinced. >> all right. and finally, al sharpton. now, al sharpton, is he a gangster, isn't he? >> no. he is friendly. he is not going to ask bill o'reilly type questions when he comes to the white house. let's admit that. >> what is he doing at the dinner? he doesn't even know how to speak french. >> well, but sharpton is also a very skinny guy right now if you have seen him. >> that's true. he wouldn't eat much. all right. let's go it rosen now. rosen, serious stuff, okay? now, there are charges the obama administration is giving ambassadorships to people who raise money for the president. are those charges true u rosen? >> well, first, we have to skip past the fact that you just called ed henry fat. >> i did not. i'm looking out for his health. >> there is a record his or her. look, if for some reason we had right now a special prosecutor roaming about with the usual unlimited mandate and grand jury powers president obama's conduct in the naming of amba

>>reporter: in santa cruz, david louie abc 7 news. >> tonight the fbi is looking for man they dub the have continues day bandit. robbed at least 2 bank on the peninsula. 2 photo on the left show from you a chase bank back on january 10. one on the right from bank of the west in burlingame last friday. valentine's day. and nickname agent say he showed handgun during both robbery and should be considered armed and dangerous. >> the federal government is threatening a take over of the richmond housing authority. the center for investigative reporting says the agency has been racked by years of mismanagement and financial abuse. cir investigation revealed what it calls deplor deplorable conditions at the authority 2 largely east housing complexes. they are infested with rodent and insect. there is mold on the the walls and manager are slow to fix the most basic of maintenance problems. authority now considering considered one of the worst public housing agency anywhere in the country but city officials have asked the housin urban development department in washington at at any for another

in san jose, david louie abc 7 news. >> keep talking tech.hanges reveal today at microsoft the company announced that the cloud computing executive is the new ceo. just the third in the tech giant 38 year history. 46-year-old has served as executive in some of microsoft fastest growing and most profitable businesses including office and server and tool business. replaces steve balmier who is retiring. company founder bill gates also leaving as chairman and will serve as technology advisor instead. >> facebook celebrating a birthday. 10 years ago today history was made at harvard dorm room when mark suck ering berg launched the social network. we found you tube video of zuckerberg from 2005. back then facebook lacked more like a frat house with keg of beer in the middle of the room as you can see here. what is now the world largest social network much smaller focus nine years ago. >> i think this is on line directory for colleges and directive. i want to focus on college and create a really cool college directory product that just like is very

louie sanchez and marvin norwood were given jail time.lawsuit against the dodgers, alleging lax security is pending. >>> fast food workers in seattle want to raise their wages there. they're getting their word out by the protest, boycott mcpoverty. asking customers not to buy any food. >> supersize my salary now. >> reporter: the fight to wage the minimum wage by more than 30% in seattle heats up again, with what organizers call a day long mcpoverty boycott, a boycott of the big burger chains, wendy's mcdonald's and burgeburger king. >>> i would immediately get off of food stamps, i wouldn't have to go to the food banks anymore and i would have some discretionary income to go to a movie or something, maybe be able to save up and get my teeth fixed. >> we see protesters at 3 william with food workers saying it's business as usual. seattle city council members kshama salwant speaks. >> campaign continues. >> a $15 an hour struggle is not only about 15. it's capture all this anger and frustration and you know, people are coming out and sayin

here's abc 7 news reporter david louie. >> this is truly just an unprecedented circumstance that ther project and the central valley project are so limited in what they can provide. >> reporter: first it was the state deciding three weeks ago it can't supply any water. now it's the u.s. bureau of reclamations central valley project saying its allocation will be 50% of normal for residential and business users and zero for agriculture. silicon valley normally gets water from those two sources. >> we were still hopeful that we were looking at dry as opposed to critically dry. i think now we all know that even if it rained, it was very wet for the rest of the year, we would not see the runoff state wide. >> reporter: that puts pressure on homeowners. jean adams thinks the 20% is doable. >> anything i can do, not leave the water on when i'm brushing my teeth, i'm cutting that back and i have been. every way i can do and everything i can think of, i will certainly try. >> reporter: the addams family is have the lawn air rated to reduce sprinkling time. it's going to be challenging, too, f

>> i would have to say louie the 16th, because he was fooling around, repairing watches, had no idea they would shop his head off. i love the nity in a major character. >> i was watching a documentary until 3 in the morning. what do you do? >> well between one and two i eat cheerios with nonfat milk. and i think between two and three i cry and then when i'm finished crying i go to sleep. and that's nearly the truth. >> laughter and tragedy of life. we have the community tweeting in. jess says: watching your movies as a muslim pakistani kid i was amazed how you brought your jewish culture to the forefront. the jews were seen as ethnic and outsiders, but comedy seemed to mainstream them. do you think the same vehicle of comedy can help those marginalised today like muslims, arabs, gays and african-americans. >> except for lesbians, you are right. i'm kidding. it was an opportunity... >> you'll take every opportunity. >> i agree. if there is really a funny guy and he happens to be muslim, he's funny. and we're going to love him and be grateful to him for making us laugh and be grateful

this is louie chardonnay from napa, a 2012.here's sorbet on the side so i looked over to see what diane sawyer was doing and shing a actually ate hers later but people were using their forks. i use mid-fork and when i tried to cut it it exploded. almost hit wolf blitzer in the legs up! legs up? legs up! legs up! legs up! verizon has free tablets and free phones. get here anyway you can. good job! free tablets. free phones. on the best network. only at verizon. get tablets like the verizon ellipsis 7 free. and when you trade in your old smartphone, you can get the samsung galaxy s4 free. or the droid maxx by motorola free. plus get a data plan with unlimited talk and text for as low as $45. this week only. getting free tablets and phones on the best network. that's powerful. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight is a socially conscious filmmaker whose new film is called "visitors." let's hope it has quality kills. please welcome godfrey reggio. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thanks for c

here's l david louie. >> this is truly just an unprecedented circumstances that the state water project and central valley water project limited in what they can provide. >>reporter: first the state deciding 3 week ago it can't supply any water. now u.s. bureau of wreck will mission central valley project saying it's allocation will be 50% of normal for residential and business users. and zero for agriculture. silicon valley normally gets 40 percent of the water from those 2 sources. losing that water is prompting the agency staff to urge users to cut back consumption by 20 percent instead of the 10% requested last month. >> still hopeful that we were lacking at dry as opposed to critically dry. i think now we all know that if even if it rained l it was very wet for the rest of the year we would not see the run off certainly state wide. >>reporter: that puts pressure directly on homeowners. san jose resident adams think the 20 percent reduction is doable. >> anything i can do tl not let the water keep running when i brush my teeth which seems to be a habit. i cut that back i have been.

here's abc7 news reporter david louie. >> this is truly an unprecedented circumstance that the stateer project and the central valley project are so limited in what they can provide. >> reporter: first it was the state deciding three weeks ago it can't provide water and now the u.s. bureau of reclamation central valley project saying it's allocation will be 50% of normal for residential users and business users and zero for agriculture. silicon valley normally gets 40% of their water from those two sources. losing the water is prompting agency staff to urge users to cut back on consumption by 20% instead of the 10% requested last month. >> we are still hopeful that we were looking at dry as opposed to critically dry. i think now we all know that even if it rained -- it was very wet for the rest of the year, we would not see the run-off certainly statewide. >> that puts pressure directly on homeowners. san jose resident jean adams thinks the 20% reduction is do-able. >> anything i can do, not let the water keep running when i'm brushing my teeth, which seems to be a habit, i'm cutting

louie sanchez pled guilty to mayhem and was sentenced to eight years in prison. marvin norwood pled guilty to felony assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury. he got four years. >> the years that you spend in prison is what you cretins deserve. >> as part of the plea agreement, all other charges were dropped. >> i'm still not sure i believe in karma. but if there is such a thing then i imagine prison life won't be pleasant. >> since the attack in 2011, stow has been recovering with severe brain damage and permanent disabilities evident during a reporter's visit last summer. >> i got from some kid that were i love you. >> you know who that's from? that was from his daughter tabby. >> he did not remember. >> stow is it 45 years old and thousand lives with his parents after his insurance company stopped paying for care at a live-in facility. >> no sentencing you receive will ever be long enough. eventually you will be released. bryan's sentence is a lifetime. >> the two attackers are from rialto. back to you. # . >>> tonight san jose mayor chuck reed w

in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> all right.s michael f finny here with questions. >> the questions here, january l. emailed i received $50 appreciation check from my employer but not part of mile. w-2. do i need report it on my tax returns? sadly, you have to report that. if you look there's a line that says "other income," that's what this is considered, other income, that's on line 21. make sure you put the information down there because your boss no doubt is going to report it so they will end up catching you, be careful with that one. second question from mike w.. he asks, can a store require a minimum purchase amount when i use a credit card? there is a lot of confusion around this, michael with good reason. for a decade or more, i told everyone all the time during this program that stores were not allowed to have a minimum. now, it was not against the law, it was simply a rule but the rule was enforced by master card and american express and visa so, stores just simply couldn't do t we'd hear about it we would call up and

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marvin norwood and louie sanchez are doing this morning in court in los angeles. the "l.a.ffic and weather in just a moment. >>> slow going coming into san francisco from the peninsula because of a couple of earlier crashes. there was an earlier accident in the skyway eastbound 80 that's out of lanes. and there was also an earlier crash on the embarcadero which quickly backed up traffic on 280 heading into king. anyway, so just residual delays. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up into the maze this morning. the metering lights were turned on shortly after 6:00. and it is suddenly a crawl now if you are passing the oakland coliseum heading towards the downtown oakland exits. the drive time is heavy a half hour between 238 and the maze. that's traffic. here's lawrence. >>> sunshine and high clouds today and some very mild temperatures into the afternoon. a little like spring outside. out the door we go, it is still chilly in spots. temperatures in the 40s in some spots right now. plenty of sunshine into the afternoon. the exception just some of tho

abc7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> steve hall was determined to make a difference.de bring, discarded drink cups and plastic containers, for example, all of which makes for a hostile environment for fish and wildlife. and now something has changed. >> you are seeing that the beavers have come through here and they have, you know, they are eating the bark off of the trees because they don't, you know, they eat plant matter. the trees, the back, that's their source, food source. >> here is the proof. this is night vision video of beavers forging for food and dragging tree branches to help build a dam. the exact spot is being kept under wraps so humans don't disturb them. >> i think there will be more signs that nature wants to return if we give them a place to settle and the creek has been repaired. >> by repaired, he means cleanup. friends of the creek has organized to pull debris from the creek. the volume may surprise you. >> we pulled four ton of trash at park avenue. >> what about this site? >> about eight ton of trash that came out of this one site. >> it appear

abc7 news reporter david louie is live tonight with the story. david? >> reporter: the attorney for garcia torres seeking to have transcripts sealed to try to find a flaw that could lead to overturning the indictment. so until that matter is resolved, the date cannot be set until probably mid april. garcia torres wore a well pressed tan suit walking into court nearly two years after sierra lamar disappeared on her way to a bus stop. she was 15 at the time. garcia torres has been indicted with felony kidnap and murder charge that's could lead to life in prison. a decision has not been made whether to seek the death penalty. his attorney entered a plea of not guilty on his behalf. sierra lamar's parents were not here, but search team members were and said today brings justice one step closer for the family. >> i haven't had answers in two years. there is one person we know of that has the answers and it's not sharing it. it's difficult. >> garcia torres charged with murder throw the body or crime scene has never been found. however, investigators say his

. >> in monterey county david louie abc7 news. >> let me show you stark proof of how devastating the drought s this is a before photo of a google earth image of lake shasta. it's just stunning up there but i want to call your attention to a couple things look how much water is related to shore line. then how high water line is relative to the bridge. remember that going to this next photo. things changed. look at now. just look how much beach is exposed right? do you remember the picture just a moment ago? look here. then, notice how far down the water line has gone relative to the bottom of the bridge. keep in mind photo. stunning difference. rain is welcome and needed but it's a drop in the bucket. one of the easiest ways just thinking about turning up the faucet will save two gallons per minute that way. and limit your water usage by 4%. >> sandhya patel is tracking rain and joins us now with the accu-weather forecast. >> this is exciting stuff. live doppler 7 tracking rain now is very light. not all of this is reaching the ground. i will tell you writ is. santa rosa. a lot of thi

according to nbc news, one of the suspects louie sanchez would plead guilty either all, some or a reduced version of the charges, you see there listed on the screen. in exchange for eight years in state prison. and his co-defendant, marvin norwood, would agree to serve four years in state prison. again, this is not final with regards to the plea deal. a decision would be made in the courtroom. that hearing expected to start at 8:30 this morning in los angeles. after those sentences assuming they do have this plea deal go through the feds are expected to charge each man with a weapons crime since police did search norwood's home the day he was arrested and found them in illegal possession of a gun. sanchez is reportedly drunk at the time, that day three years ago. allegedly got into a shoving match with stow in the park lot after the game. both went their separate ways, then later was another confrontation, this time sanchez allegedly sucker punched stow and norwood, his sister's boyfriend at the time, joined in on the beating, allegedly fracturing stow's skull. stow is a paramedic, recove

. >> it was in the collection of louie rothschild. the entire collection was looted >> another side of the story played out above europe. allied bomber pilots had maps of targets to hit, and more than 700 maps like these, drawn up by a team working in the frik art reference library. >> the maps are to make sure the buildings were not destroyed or bombed. >> that's exactly right. they were distributed to the air corp so the bombing pilots would not hit the leaning tower of pis a. >> without the efforts, the leaning tower of the pisa may have been reduced to rubble. >> it was made by a decision to safeguard, rather than destroy. >> i believe it's the only time a country at war bent over backwards to preserve the treasures of the enemy. >> for harry. being a monuments' man is a source of patriotism. >> for a brief period of time in civilisation, a company adapted a policy not to take things, but return them to their rightful owner. i, as an american, am proud of doing that. proud of an effort that saved millions of cultural treasures fro

julia louie dreyfus set next to biden because shelies vice president on hbo.> i think he does. i'm convinced. >> all right. and finally, al sharpton. now, al sharpton, is he a gangster, isn't he? >> no. he is friendly. he is not going to ask bill o'reilly type questions when he comes to the white house. let's admit that. >> what is he doing at the dinner? he doesn't even know how to speak french. >> well, but sharpton is also a very skinny guy right now if you have seen him. >> that's true. he wouldn't eatone of the areass for the watergate special prosecution force. >> give me the facts, rosen. >> we find that 53% of president obama's ambassador appointees in second half have been political as opposed to career foreign service. markedly higher than two predecessors what is the effect of this? you get a bundler like noah bryson. responsible for 2012 campaign contributions and has to admit he has never been to the country where he was nominated to serve. ditto for someone like. >> never been to argentina. so the bottom line is i have got to get to nagin is that

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.® >>> one of president obama's harshest critics is congressman louie gohmert, a texas republican whoght ugly stuff over the last five years. >> this president, a proclaimed christian, yet at the same time his administration really has gone to war with christianity. >> this president, this administration has done more to stir up racial tension and violence than any administration since the '60s. >> this guy does not respect the constitution. he does not abide by the constitution. and we've seen it repeatedly. >> pause. how would you feel if that kind of thing was said about you? how would you respond? well, today president obama showed how he responds. and look at that. he did it when he stood on the same stage with gohmert at the national prayer breakfast this morning. >> i, by the way, have always found louie to be unbelievably gracious every time i've seen him. now, i don't watch tv. so -- [ laughter ] >> but he is a good man and a great storyteller. >> the president met that history of attacks with kind words and some humor. and he went on to talk what unites us all. >> so here we

. >> reporter: it was the first time this father looked directly at marvin norwood and louie sanchez who sat cuffed and expressionless across the room. they remained expressionless when bryan's sisters took their turn, describing the painful steps bryan has been trying to take to get back his own life. >> he can't shower by himself. he has to wear adult diapers. and i hate having to even say that out loud, but it shows the severity of what you did. >> we make sure he gets his 13 medications throughout the day. he takes two medications to prevent the seizures he endured for months after you cowardly attacked him. >> 32-year-old to four years and sanchez to eight years. bryan's loved ones say his attackers sentenced him to the worst term of all. a lifetime with disabilities. a life that will never be the same. >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure, however, the years that you spend in prison is what you creddeserve. >> reporter: norwood will stay in jail until he goes to custody to face weapons charges from another case in 2012. the judge had choice

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