back live here, most of the crowd has cleared out of our louie. i asked a few people earlier what they were looking for. none of them said the halftime show or commercials. but i will tell you the national , anthem, and the halftime, got lots of applause here at bar louie. and the commercials got a lot of laughs. corey davis, wyff news 4, live in greenville. michael: it is all about the spectacle. making season for the panthers. chris: a winter weather advisory from asheville northbound. that will happen throughout the day tomorrow with maybe an inch. the storm gets worse as we head into the overnight hours of monday into tuesday. that is why there is a winter storm watch for the tennessee border counties, 3-6 inches possible. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and increas

in san jose, david louie -- abc7 news. >> so many things to think about. a prominent expert on water issues is here with us in the studio right now -- dr. david sedlak. he's a professor of civil and environmental engineering at uc berkeley and deputy director of the national science foundation's research center for re-inventing the nation's urban water infrastructure, and that's called renuwit? >> renuwit. that's right. yeah. >> that little acronym. so, we're watching, david. so, is it a long timeline to get that happening, to get that water into the aquifers? >> well, that's the way civil engineering projects go. if you think how long it took us to build the bay bridge, it takes a long time to build these massive projects because there's time to design and finance and build and test before they can be opened up to the public. >> but we're in a crisis right now because -- and, actually, this has been going on for awhile. this drought's been going on for so long. >> yeah, it usually takes people awhile before they get serious about taking action. so, right

louie's favorite jennifer garner and of course, she got pan dollars for this dress, but i don't agree. i think she looked so cute, and so fit her personality, old hollywood meets new. >> and louie, and jennifer garner, calling that her revenge dress. >> revenge. >> ben who? >> you know who else looked flawless, this lady right here. >> oh, stop it. >> the hottest on the red carpet. >> oh, my gosh, no. >> yes. >> i decided to dress like an oscar. i decided to dress like an oscar, yes, i thought i had the best date there, that was you. >> big old love fest over here. >> louie i have to say. >> we had great time last night. we will show you all of the back stage shenanagans, everything you didn't see on the show. >> everything they didn't want you to see. >> exactly on tonight's show on the insider. how about that? >> i have to say i never new that you and had i the same taste in dresses, jen garner juan my personal favorite, too. >> thank you very much. >> she looked great. >> who knew? >> guys, thanks so much. >> were you so cary grant last night. >> i try, i try. >> thanks very much,

this one has four hooves, a mane and a name in common with david louie.ie in chinese means hi, david. >> reporter: thunder is a special name for me as well as this horse. this is a special horse that is going to be making a debut on the field. 49ers confirm this has never been a horse to hit the field during a game at levis in history. now, they're going to see whether the turf is ready for the horse. thunder is loving the sunshine, making his second super bowl appearance. >> we fed-exed him to super bowl 48 so he's pretty travel savvy. >> reporter: it took four days because of snow in wyoming. interstate 80 closed 24 hours, then, icy roads reduced their speed. he gallops on touchdowns and field goals. the broncos asked for him to do the same at levis. and the panthers will have their signature drum here as well. understand the thunder and i have something in common. the chinese character for my last name, louie in canton ease is a word for thunder. >> he's got a can do personality, like i can do it. >> reporter: thunder is 16, 950 pounds with a super bow

league officials talked only to david louie. he's live at the soccer park. >> reporter: kristen, in court, as in sports, you win some and lose some. the santa clara youth soccer league is keeping its lawsuit in place to ensure the soccer fields are restored to presuper bowl condition or better. is there any bitterness? they say no, but hope this never happens again without advanced notice. "abc7 news" was at the park this morning as crews began scraping off the grass on one field. crews at the field closest to the stadium are removing the plastic that covered the grass. the nfl has possession of the park for another month during which it will replant grass and restore fields used by 6,000 soccer players. >> we should be able to play on it as soon as it's put down. but we want to be cautious and make sure the grass is taken. and when we play on it, it's going to be at the level we had prior to when the nfl took over. >> reporter: soccer league leaders did a site inspection yesterday. their relationship turned icy when the soccer

louie putting this out of reach. getting loose on the brake away netting 200th career goal. julianne 500 career win. in the trade deadline is five days away with the collection of assets as good as any team. the celtics linked to every rumor around the nba. the owner asking price might be too steep for boston to buy inment >> something usually happens but i have not seen february as a time to transform the team that is summer. i would keep everything calm. we are alert. and he will do everything he can whether it is now or next summer. >> reporter: more coming up on sport's extra. eagles one on one with the trade deadline approaching the brewin's needs and talk baseball. hard to believe set to report next week. it is all coming up sunday 11. . 25 on 7 nbc. trying to make good on a second straight win after six defeats. david walker down to walker five of 6 from behind the line. school record with 83, 21 huskies to a 70-60 victory. college hockey finishing the year without a loss is so rare it happened once on the men's and women's side. now this year. boston college hoping t

david louie is live at the scene. david? >> reporter: san jose police report no breakthroughs yet to identify and find the man responsible for mowing down a bicyclist. the car that he abandoned may provide important clues, including fingerprints and dna. employees found this wrecked honda civic this morning. police responded and quickly tied it to a fatal hit and run collision. a man riding a bike was struck and killed. parts of the bike war scattered across the pavement. witnesses said the car was last seen going north on winchester. >> it really shocked me. when i saw the car, it was crushed, like the guy landed on top of the wind shooeld. >> reporter: miguel gonzalez shot this video from the electronics repair shot next door where he works. >> a police officer with a motorcycle has been stopping cars lately, because they drive on this car over 50, 60 miles per hour. >> reporter: winchester has designated bike lanes but residents have a warning for bicyclists. >> if they're out here at night, be careful because people fly

david louie is live with police headquarters. an arbitrator overturned his dismissal. >> reporter: yes, that's big news here. at first he was suspended, his tweets condemned. then he was fired. now the african-american community here in san jose is using -- raising issues about mistrust and lack of transparency over his reinstatement. >> i'm a little concerned about the transparency, but i'm glad to know that they did take the necessary steps to review his reinstatement, but i don't know what the parameters were. >> reporter: it's unclear if or when the arbitrator's decision to reinstate officer white will be released. but he talked with his attorney who told "abc7 news" that white's tweets, seen as inflammatory by many, were taken out of context. white was provoked by a threat of harm and a comment of "we know where you live." legal analyst steve clark. >> you're never off duty, and what you say, particularly when it comes to these types of comments, really is something that should be kept private. it does have a very divisive e

louie: pretty stressful. matt: we get orders all the time that come straight from the front office, and it's like, "we need this kit yesterday." lemonis: so whose fault would it be? matt: mike's. so then we have to go around the whole shop and find different parts to make the kit. josh: every time we try to set a schedule, you're constantly stopping and going back, because this kit ends up being more of a priority. louie: mike will come out and say, "we need this kit done." and we know we don't have the parts, so i'll say, "chris, we don't have the parts." he goes, "yeah, don't worry about that one. do this one." so it's like -- it's just... compounded throughout the whole shop. lemonis: the most disturbing thing about their manufacturing process is there is no process. the reason it takes six months to make a drum is they don't know what they're doing. chris: we've been a little bit behind on checks. lemonis: who are these checks to? chris: got rent. we have checks to fedex. and we don't have enough money to

to do with us as a school district, we can just follow state law. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, "abc7 news." >>> emergency personnel were honored today for going above and beyond their expected duties. "abc7 news" was there as five first responders were given a hero award by the san francisco rotary cloud. >> we knew something was wrong when we knocked on the door and she said she was coming but founded faint. it never took her more than a minute or two to get to the door. >> the officers had to break in to help her. the woman could have been stranded there for days if they hadn't checked in on her, something they did regularly. >> thank goodness for that. >>> a group of 5-year-old students received a special science lesson today. you can see they were pretty excited about it. meteorologist sandhya patel was the featured speaker at career day in santa clara. yes, they had lots of questions about the weather and no one better to answer them than our sandhya patel. >> sandhya, with you picked out a successor? >> i have. one person said, i want to be a weather lady. they were so a

the national anthem, the halftime show, and a lot of the here at bar louie. corey davis, wyff news four in greenville. allyson: a quick note for you north carolina governor pat , mccrory was in a minor wreck shortly after the panthers' loss. the wreck happened as he was leaving the stadium. the vehicle he was in was rear-ended by a mercedes. officials said the car he was riding in was totaled. california highway patrol said he complained of minor injuries but refused treatment. officials say he left the stadium in another vehicle. patrick: dale joins us again. some disappointed fans waking up this morning, but what can they expect? dale: that was quite the season. speaking of seasons, we are still in the winter season. we have snow coming into the mountains of north carolina starting this afternoon. currently 32 in greenville with a west-southwest rees at three. this is gives field and wofford coffee -- college as we look back to the city skyline. a nice start on the day. later this afternoon, there will it won't be cold enough for snow, but it will be cold e

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and we louie does not get hurt they was playing he was louie would play and he out there which runs a little bit of risk. for guys on trading block. stay healthy >> final look at weather we will be staying mild again not too bad but we will tracking few showers for tomorrow. they will hid or miss we have bigger storm heading our way. and then some thing perhaps late week. i am will have latest details coming unlater on. >> >> we are wait and see >> thank you for making us your choice for local news our newt cast at 10:00 for update any time check our news app or it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. homer: d'oh! (clears throat) yes, uh, the students of springfield elementary have each created an alternative energy vehicle. one of which

david louie tweeted out this picture of the president. david? >> reporter: there's no question that the democratic national committee billed this as one of mr. obama's last visits here in his presidency. the streets here are easy to block off. but that was not the case at his first stop in palo alto. it was supposed to be a secret. but word spread quickly. what is it like having the president in your neighborhood? >> it feels good, because it's a lot of protection. >> reporter: school is out already for a long president's day weekend. a group of friends made t-shirts, each one with a letter of the president's name. the motorcade passed just 12 feet away. did he see you? >> yes, according to what my mom said. >> reporter: did he wave back? >> i think so. >> reporter: amy is founder and ceo of integrated archives systems. plant is a communications executive. their neighbor, who says she's a republican, saw guests filing into the fund-raiser for the campaigns. >> all women coming in. >> reporter: what does that tell you? >> i don't know. must be a

david louie is live for us in san jose. >> reporter: each of the three students could be facing up to six months in jail for that misdemeanor battery charge, or conviction, now. and that is when they appear in court. one was found not guilty of a hate crime. but the other two could be put on trial for the same crime. dj williams was rooming with three white students at this at san jose state. prosecutors say the roommates clamped a lock around his neck, and wrote the "n" word on the white board and draped a confederate flag in the common area. the students were found guilty of misdemeanor battery. on only . >> you have to prove what is going on in someone's mind when committing an act. there is difficulties with it. but we believe the evidence very strongly supported that these acts were motivated in whole and part by bigotry. >> williams, the victim and his father dekriened to talk to reporters. the district attorney must decide whether to retry warren and beachler. >> i'm hesitant to say anything. there is a $5 million lawsuit pending against my client, the others and the university

bay area. >> reporter: in santa clara, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> that great super bowl weather is sticking around a little while longer. it's just gorgeous out there as you know. even right now as the sun begins to go down. live picture looking at the bay area. boy, it just did feel like spring. abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel here with record highs. >> nice enough day to hit the beaches and definitely record high temperatures, dan. let me show you the records so far we have. 74 san rafael. san francisco, 75. san jose, 78 degrees. all records for today. moffitt field in san francisco tied previous records of 2006. oakland airport, sfo also records and santa cruz came in at 85 degrees breaking its previous record of 78 in 1954. obviously with this kind of warm weather, you might be hitting the beach. just watch out. there is a beach hazard statement until 8:00 p.m. tonight. risk of strong rip currents and sneaker waves. current wave heights 7 feet. i'll let you know if we're going to see more record high temperatures in the days ahead or if there's rain in the forecast comin

me and louie and debbie, i put you and my up on the enormo-tron. >> i can't wait for the halftime show. >> or the food. >> or the commercials. >> have they already extended their family? >> i am surprised you were able to keep it quiet. >>> plus, mariah, eva, julie ann, what do they have in common? >> they're getting married. >>> plus we have the wedding >>ed cing ed bys p rin ar go t got ou , h somng aero . vbo >>scyo >> this is around $6500, $7,000. >> ooh. >> miley cyrus. she's going to want something different. all lace, form-fitting. this is also a sheer top. this is called a body veil. this is new this season. >> so this has never been done before as a bridal. >> never. >> how much does that go for? >> mariah carey, and he's a bill billionaire withb. >> sh likes really fitted pieces that show her curves, and she likes a ball gown. this is around $7500. >> wow. >> i know. >> you know, it really is one of the biggest decisions of the wedding. and once you choose that gown, the rest of the details are all cake. >> let's put the wedding cake aside. bob mackie's taking you behind the

abc 7's david louie has been talking to fan, live at the s.a.p. center. david? >> reporter: kristen, dan, this event was not meant to be an autograph session or meet the players session. they were going to listen to the media ask questions. the lines are long outside s.a.p. center. people, fans have brought their enthusiasm and even brought some items to be autographed. even though some niners fan showed up in team gear, the fans converging on s.a.p. center were showing off support for bropants or the broncos. they are lifelong raiders fans but rooting for panthers quarterback cam newton. which player do you want to meet, whose autograph do you want to get? >> cam newton. i got to see cam newton. that's who. >> cam newton, but you know, peyton manning -- >> peyton manning has been around a long time. >> that's hall of fame, you know, next step for him. >> reporter: broncos fans are here, too. ben finds it difficult to contain his enthusiasm. >> i traveled the world for these broncos because i love my broncos so much! i love them so much! >> reporter: this niners

david louie is live for us in san jose. >> reporter: each of the three students could be facing up to six months in jail for that misdemeanor battery charge, or conviction, now. and that is when they appear in court. one was found not guilty of a hate crime. but the other two could be put on trial for the same crime. dj williams was rooming with three white students at this at san jose state. prosecutors say the roommates clamped a lock around his neck, and wrote the "n" word on the white board and draped a confederate flag in the common area. the students were found guilty of misdemeanor battery. on only . >> you have to prove what is going on in someone's mind when committing an act. there is difficulties with it. but we believe the evidence very strongly supported that these acts were motivated in whole and part by bigotry. >> williams, the victim and his father dekriened to talk to reporters. the district attorney must decide whether to retry warren and beachler. >> i'm hesitant to say anything. there is a $5 million lawsuit pending against my client, the others and the university

woodrow wilson nominated louie brandeis to the u.s. supreme court. he became the first jewish justice to sit on the nation's highest court. in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of his nomination. brandeis university hosted a panel including ruth bader ginsberg to discuss his contributions to american democracy. then at 6:55, professors joy an freeman who studies early american politics and brian bellow discuss the evolution of political parties and partisanship hundred morning at 10:00 on road to the white house rewound. a south carolina republican primary debate featuring texas governor george w. bush, john mccain and allen keys. cnn hosted the event in columbia and larry king moderated. governor bush went on to secure the republican nomination, and at 6:00, american artifacts looks at selections of objects left at the vietnam memorial wall, including letters, photographs, artwork and medals. the collection includes about 400,000 items all stored at the national parks service resource center in maryland. for the complete weekend schedule, go to

and aliceyssa with oscar oslo went with louie vuitton. >> are you going to be wearing vuitton to the oscars? >> do you have any input? >> else in your life, are people going to be dressing the for >> bri's co-star in room. fairly land's e- >> that humor, that lightness same thing that he brings every day of his actual lif >> also a moment with j law who she calls the prettiest in the room. dashing to and fro. leoistto a ale and sapokeo bout atten oscars. >> if you want me to i'll go, if not, i won't. said we want you to go. it says a lot abo whatthe kind of guy he is. >>> and cameron, i just two days until fashion weak kicks off. >> you can feel the buzz here in new york city. kiley and kendall celebrated their first line as they build a fashion empire. >> something that we wanted the give fans exactly what they wanted from us and it's our more mature kind of stepping it up line. >> they have totally stepped it up, classic blacks and cool textures, on display at the try becca launch party last night. haley baldwin and arriving crush of photographers. chris was there an so was brother

and david louie is live with the story. here we go. >> this is a big deal, mavericks is a draw for people and a big shot in the arm for restaurants and bars. those big waves are going to be hard to resist. a storm at sea will churn up water and create waves 30-40 feet high. 24 competitors will compete for a prize pot. >> everybody has big waves genes in their system. >> with surf that high, there will be a live web cast. >> do you have help for it? >> the contest is coming and we've been staffing up and making sure we're good to go. >> this is about 40 hour. >> they arrived to ride the big waves. >> you either want it or don't. i'm not risking injury for this race. just for fun. >> . >> reporter: on friday, a field of 24 will be narrowed to just one. this 85-year-old is leaving her wet suit at home. >> when is the last time you've had a wet suit on? >> it's difficult to get into. >> the voice of experience, david louie, abc7 news. >>> a grand jury has been investigating the stadium authority he's not surprised. >> the fact

david louie is live with the story tonight. david? >> the incomes and jobs have bounced back, is there a bill to attack these problems which, if ignored could hurt the valley long term? >> traffic is crazy, man. >> yes. we know. 64,000 jobs were added last year but the outlook is cloudy because of a slow down in the last quarter of 2015, including number of ipos when start ups go public. >> there are evaluations investors are starting to feel are probably hoo too high and investors have become far more cautious, this is translating into something that could turn out to be a down turn. >> with average incomes rising to $122,000 a new study worries the gap between high wage and low wage earners is growing. the average person senses it, too. >> there are people that are underpaid. i think the gap between the wealthy and the middle class or the left band is growing, has grown significantly. >> another problem is the availability of newly constructed homes and the job market is changing. warehousing and storage was outpacing biotech by 3%,

alicia whose boyfriend was shooting a movie went with a red louie vuitton. >> are you going to be wearing vis vuitton to the oscars? >> i'm very excited. >> that's a good answer. did your boyfriend have any input? >> it's like a dream, you know? when else in your life are people going to be sketching dresses for you? >> she still had her oscar dress to pick. >> i haven't tried any on yet. >> eddie redmayne plans to enjoy the ceremony. >> try to relax and enjoy it, rather than last year i think i was a frenzy of nerves. >> the social media star of the day was young jason tremblay. then j. law cuddles up. >> what he brings is the same thing he brings to every second of his life. >> lady gaga hosted a moment with j. law. she looked stunning herself, dashing to and fro. >> i'm honored to be here, really, and be recognized as a songwriter. it's cool. >> leo listening to what might be a tall tale from sly. sly addressed the diversity issue as the only nominee from the film "creed." >> if you want me to go i'll go. if you don't i won't. he said no, i want you to go. that's the giend of guy he is

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david louie is live with the story tonight. david? >> the incomes and jobs have bounced back, is there a bill to attack these problems which, if ignored could hurt the valley long term? >> traffic is crazy, man. >> yes. we know. 64,000 jobs were added last year but the outlook is cloudy because of a slow down in the last quarter of 2015, including number of ipos when start ups go public. >> there are evaluations investors are starting to feel are probably hoo too high and investors have become far more cautious, this is translating into something that could turn out to be a down turn. >> with average incomes rising to $122,000 a new study worries the gap between high wage and low wage earners is growing. the average person senses it, too. >> there are people that are underpaid. i think the gap between the wealthy and the middle class or the left band is growing, has grown significantly. >> another problem is the availability of newly constructed homes and the job market is changing. warehousing and storage was outpacing biotech by 3%,

and david louie is live with the story. here we go. >> this is a big deal, mavericks is a draw for people and a big shot in the arm for restaurants and bars. those big waves are goi hard to resist. a storm at sea will churn up water and create waves 30-40 feet high. 24 competitors will compete for a prize pot. >> everybody has big waves genes in their system. >> with surf that high, there will be a live web cast. >> do you have help for it? >> the contest is coming and we've been staffing up and making sure we're good to go. >> this is about 40 miles per hour. >> they arrived to ride the big waves. >> you either want it or don't. i'm not risking injury for this race. just for fun. >> . >> reporter: on friday, a field of 24 will be narrowed to just one. this 85-year-old is leaving her wet suit at home. >> when is the last time you've had a wet suit on? >> it's difficult to get into. >> the voice of experience, david louie abc7 news. >>> a grand jury has been investigating the stadium authority and today, they said he's not s

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yes, louie. louie: back on guantanamo real briefly. why did it take so long to come up with this document? peter: this is a complicated situation for a variety of reasons. you know the secretary's been engaged since he started here. this predates his arrival. there are complicated matters of both law and cost. there are some restrictions put in place by congress that makes this a more difficult challenge. this is not easy. this has been an ongoing debate in this country for sometime. and this represents, we think, the best opportunity, the best pathway forward at this time to try to resolve an issue in a way that maintains u.s. national security, saves taxpayers some money in the process, removes propaganda tool for jihadists around the world and also takes a step that we believe will be welcomed by our partners and allies around the globe. louie: there are indications last fall this document was going to be produced at that time. why the delay since then? peter: there are a number of factors. again, some i just detailed. legal questio

. >> and live coverage continues and david louie will have a look before the game to see if it's ready to host super bowl 50 and just ahead, security systems. >> reporter: it is a little intimidating. we're not used to gig guns around here in the bay area, but we're going to see more of them as securityintensifies, beginning on wednesday. homeland security officers are now a visible presence at the sfo bart station, they're followed by k 9 teams along with officers from the transportation security administration, they makeup viper teams, aiding bay area law enforcement. they go where public will be. >> airports, rails, ferries, in and sarn fan fran and around the stadium. >> wednesday through monday, we expect those to be big travel days so in terms of security and service we're putting resources towards travellers. >> reporter: passengers are scanned by this black box. >> what is inside a sensor, and it senses gamma rays. >> it's a good idea. it's nice to have extra. never hurts, right? >> reporter: viper teams are on board ferries, making some passengers uncomfortable. today, they we

and david louie will have a look before the game to see if it's ready to host super bowl 50 and just ahead, security systems. >> reporter: it is a little intimidating. we're not used to gig guns around here in the bay area, but we're going to see more of them as security intensifies, beginning on wednesday. homeland security officers are now a visible presence at the sfo bart station, they're followed by k 9 teams along with officers from the transportation security administration, they makeup viper teams, aiding bay area law enforcement. they go where public will be. >> airports, rails, ferries, in and sarn fan fran and around the stadium. >> wednesday through monday, we expect those to be big travel days so in terms of security and service we're putting resources towards travellers. >> reporter: passengers are scanned by this black box. >> what is inside a sensor, and it senses gamma rays. >> it's a good idea. it's nice to have extra. never hurts, right? >> reporter: viper teams are on board ferries, making some passengers uncomfortable. today, they were inspecting the area around

. >> david louie was the first to identify the resident's hall where those students live. >> reporter: the ten-story, 350 student capacity squig hall is where one of the two students lived. due to privacy, students say they're not sure if they were exposed. >> i know it is in squig, but i don't know what floors, i don't know the other activities that the students were anticipating in. >> reporter: county and university health officials confirmed both students have been hospitalized. >> we don't know whether there will be additional cases or not, but our job is to ensure they get rapid treatment if needed. >> reporter: dr. cody says meningitis cases often break out in clusters from teammates and with close contact from others. olivia confirms she was offered a antibiotic. >> they were offering it to anyone who was in contact with the person through wednesday through saturday. >> reporter: what was your contact, in the same class? >> just at a party that he was at. >> reporter: besides antibiotics, the university will offer free vaccination to students thursday and friday. new vaccines

in san jose, david louie, "abc7 news." >>> the white house made a major announcement today.sident obama is making a historic trip to cuba next month. this marks the first time in more than 80 years a u.s. president will visit the island nation while in office. >> reporter: president obama is going to cuba. >> this is the first president to visit cuba since coolidge. >> reporter: it's the first for a sitting president since 1928 and the first trip to cuba for president obama since he made history, shaking hands with raul castro and restoring diplomatic ties with the cuban government back in december of 2014. >> given the choice between going in december when it would be a vacation down to cuba or going now and trying to get some business done, we believe the time is right to go. >> reporter: this trip, the main event among several huge u.s.-cuba events in the world, including a major league baseball preseason game and big entertainers like beyonce, elton john, and the rolling stones negotiating concerts. president obama tweeting in part he's traveling to cuba to advance our p

david louie has been following the story all day. david? >> reporter: dan and ama, winchester boulevard has designated bike lanes but they alone do not protect bicyclists. the driver responsible for killing a man is still at large, but the name of the victim has not been released pending notification of next of kin. san jose found the bicyclist on the ground. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. witnesses saw a red honda drive off north bound on winchester. a red car with extensive front end damage was found this morning about two blocks north of the crash site. the restaurant was closed overnight so no one saw the driver. >> i reported it and the police came in and said the car was involved in an accident in a hit and run. i didn't know then until they told me. he said somebody was killed with that car. that really shocked me. >> reporter: an officer told him a bottle of beer was found inside. the license plate apparently fell off and was also found inside the car. miguel gonzalez says police have been cracking down on speeding along

. - ok, big louie. now, i'm fed up with you pushing me around, see. and i'm tired of doing all your dirty work for peanuts, see. so, i'm cutting myself in for half the take. - this is the good part. watch what tough tony does to big louie when they get down-- - try to ruin picture. stuff face and shut mouth. no good, 2-bit rat fink. - ok, you devoted movie fans, everybody up. picture's over. [all talking at once] - ah, it just goes to show you, urulu. the only good rat fink is a dead rat fink. - urulu really dig that kind of jazz. - ok, now down to business, old noble chief. - right. that fine picture was just a down payment on your shipment of fruit mash. now, let's see. 20 jugs at 6 bucks apiece means that you get-- - not so fast. urulu fed up, you pushing him around. deal off. - what do you mean off? - a deal's a deal. - yeah, the guys are right, urulu. you take back that fruit mash and you're an indian giver. - [yelling] if tough tony not work for peanuts, urulu not either. i start own booze racket. urulu come back for mash in morning. fondue. fon

dolce & gabbana tucks and louie vuitton shoes. roshumba: and who you -- are you today? george: we'll see you in a little bit. when the stars arrive that present we'll have you all -- them all for you first. now we want to show you something that's pretty cool, our time lapse camera. where the red carpet is right now it's normally busy hollywood boulevard but the road gets shut down and bleachers put up for the fans. this year a massive tent has been built over the red carpet. we'll have more on the red carpet in a little bit and on thursday night, you can see there's no tent. the academy decided to take away the rain tent because it is not going to rain on this oscar parade. now time to send it to the other end of this massive red carpet with chris chris -- kristen aldridge. have roshumba williams and yu tsai made their way to you yet? kristen: not yet. but wow, what an incredible place to be at the oscars, overlooking the red carpet. balcony. we have a hand held camera that can peer over the ledge and check out the stars below and if you look down there now, there they

let's get to corey davis, live and local at bar louie. corey? corey: it is quieter. lots of people have cleared out. but those fans were rooting the panthers on as the game clock ran out. they were all about the team. let me show you what it looked like earlier. it was packed. lots of specials, prizes, and big tvs to watch the game. panthers fans tried their best to deal with the many mishaps during the game, but overall, they say they still love their team. >> who is your favorite player? >> cam newton, of course. >> i like luke kuechly. >> love cam newton. big sec fan when he was playing before in college ball, and now it's like, yes. corey: cam newton was definitely the most popular player tonight. but we did run into fans or several other nfl teams, the broncos, the saints, and even the detroit lions. the panthers fans say they tried to just keep hope alive during the game. they said they are disappointed, but they are not angry. they say they are proud of the season the panthers had this year. corey davis, wyff news 4 live in greenville. chris: a coastal low is

>>reporter: in santa clara, david louie abc 7 news. >> she's got it.e unexpected announcement at that news conference. i will be row tiring as mayor effective tomorrow morning. mayor matthews says he's stepping down with two years left in the term. retirement is as you heard him say effective tomorrow. >>> if you walk around parts of san francisco today you may have thought were you in downtown denver. we were at fisherman's wharf couldn't turn anywhere without seeing some one with an orange broncos jersey. many fans stuck around for sight seeing after the superbowl win that translated to a lot of green for local businesses. >> how much money do you think you spent here. >> a bunch. a lot. >>@ a bunch. a bunch.sñ >> i don't know man. 5 or 7000 dollars. i don't know. >>reporter: who can keep track right. that did not include the cost of the superbowl tickets despite the great weather here most denver fans want to get home for the championship parade b&@;?zÑ+w button up thee experience for them of course. >> there is a major development tonight as we m

as a spokes model for louie vuitton, it's no surprise alisha vikander has been wearing that label almost exclusively this awards season. she sparkled in a patch work swelled gown. jennifer jason leigh has found a connection with roland mouret's dresses. awards season kate winslet tries something new. a hatter style gown from ralph lawns at the ball. and rachel mcadams went with this coral ensystemable at the sag awards. rooney mara choose a nude shredded lace gown from alexander mcqueen for the golden globes. at the sag awards, rooney wore this black valentino with a plunging neck line. based on what you've seen so far this awards season, if you had to pick the best dressed who would it be? roshumba: alicia vikander. a new fashion siavii and big athlete.. my favorite. has got to be the patch work gown she wore to the sag awards. kristen: you're shaking your head. do you agree? yu tsai: i love rooney mara. around the shredded dress from mcqueen but she's beautiful and plansed. she doesn't need anything else. you. george: the movies this year have covered every corner of the imagination an