louie's looking at me, again!" [ laughter ] and you love that, 'cause you go, "oh, is it against the law to look at people? [ some laughter ] look it, mom. does this bother you?" [ laughter ] you keep it up, all of a sudden, you hear-- [ making gun cocking noise ] [ laughter ] "is he home, today?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> that's a funny young kid. louie, come out here, and take another bow. [ cheering and applause ] [ applause continues ] louie anderson. [ music ] [ cheering and applause ] we are back. selma diamond is here, tonight. uh. selma diamond is one of the, uh, few ladies i know who writes comedy. she's also a very, uh, skilled comedy actress, and she can be seen in and lily tomlin, and also nbc's comedy series "night court," which is on thursdays, at 9:30. [ applause ] would you welcome selma diamond? [ music ] [ cheering and applause ] >> how are you? hi. >> how are ya, selma? >> oh, i'm makin' it. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> i do the best i can, >> and that's, uh-- >> you been around comedy a lotta yea

louie's owners are speaking out hoping someone will speak up. brad sattin has been talking with his family. brad? >> reporter: really sad story. this happened tuesday night around 10:00 o'clock here on the 5200 block of arbor street. if you own a pet, if you've ever had a pet, you know losing a pet can be so difficult. but it's in in this case the dog was a source of comfort that will not be easily replaced. bernard sanford is desperately searching for his eight-year-old yorkie named louie. when a pizza delivery man knock on his door tuesday night we are far's daughter answered and told him he had the wrong house. >> i found it wasn't our pizza i just closed the door and -- >> the dog had gotten out. >> the dog got out. >>> she didn't realize the dog had gotten out. their outdoor video camera shows what happened next. a couple spotted louie minutes later the woman got out and chased the dog back home. then the man in the car pulls up gets out and together they take the dog. their intent is not known but the family is crushed. bernard lost two of

louie anderson. is there not a-- there's only the first-- i'm getting a little-- is there a full moon, or something? >> something. >> yeah. >> you are w-working did you know, earlier today, mcdonald's, uh, sold their 50 billionth-- >> yeah. >> hamburger? now, a lotta their competition-- wonder how they exactly knew, but i suppose they figure they've been in business so many years, so so many bur-- and they-- this-- 50 billion hamburgers. >> mmm. >> do you know how many million that is? that's 50,000 million hamburgers. anyway, the mcdonald's chain-- the mcdonald's chain has released some interesting facts. i know you are waiting to hear these facts. [ laughter ] >> oh, boy! >> annually, they sell 435 million pounds of ground beef. they say equal to a herd, each year, now. to a herd of 435,000 cows. >> mmm. >> each year! uh, mcdonald's, annually, sells 32,000 pounds of pickles, equal to the weight of five saturn v rockets. [ laughter ] reagan likes those things. a saturn rocket. [ laughter ] [ applaus

louie's family as i just said is desperate to get him home. >> they sat down with our brad sattin. >> reporter: we are in philadelphia's olney section on the 5200 block of arbor street. we don't know at this point the exact intent of this couple, were they trying to help the dog or indeed were they trying to steel it? what we do know tonight is that the owner is desperately asking for the dog's safe return. bernard sanford is hunting for his best friend last night he cried over it, tonight he's statement link flyers on telephone poles in the dark hoping someone knows where eight-year-old louie is. the last he saw his yorkie was around 10:00 tuesday night thanks to video camera he put up outside a deliveryman came to the door with a pizza bernard's daughter answered and told the man he had the wrong house. >> after i found out it wasn't our pizza i just closed the door, and, um -- >> the dog had gotten out. >> the dog had gotten out. >> she didn't know it. win 15 minutes bernard believes the couple driving on nearby street spotted the dog, the woman got out and chased louie back home r

. >> this is called louie body dementia, mysterious hard to diagnosis disease that is more common then many realize, a tricking a hill and a half patients. well, treatments have been illusive, until now. hand tremor is part of the why don't old merckel can in longer work on his vintage corvettes in horsham. he had a hard time staying focused on anything since being diagnosed with louie body dementia three years ago. it is same thing that caused actor robin williams to take his life. >> he has kept his sense of humor. >> reporter: ton done's wife, watched the disorder rob his memory and causes hallucinations and parkinson's disease which causes tremors. >> it is devastating. >> i'm a caretaker. always wanted to be a nurse. now i get to be one. >> reporter: not the what they had land, couple married for 13 years wanted to enjoy more adventures together. >> what bothers you the most. >> it is something that has been wrong with me. >> reporter: something is being robbed from me. >> yeah, rest of my life. >> reporter: desperate to hold on don is working with neurologist david wise man in wi

louie anderson. anyway, we've covered, now, your new show, the fact that you, uh, messed it up, as altar boy. >> well, uh-- >> yeah. >> just-- lemme explain why it may not go on the air, you see. >> all right. >> just briefly. uh-- and i'm not pluggin' the show, like i say, 'cause it ain't gonna be on, till 1999, and maybe not at all. but, somehow or other-- >> this must make the people who're putting the money up, on this project, rather-- >> yes. that's my friend brandon. >> oh, bran-- mr. tartikoff. >> hi, brandon. [ laughing ] anyway. [ some laughter ] brandon decided to unleash old crazy horse, again, on, uh, television. and, somehow or other, some member of my company-- my entire staff who works for me-- neglected to send a script to standards and practices. >> i see. >> now, you know what they are. >> yes. it's like a-- >> they count bullets and do all those things-- tell you what you can't see, because you're invalids, and you have to be watched. anyway. [ some laughter ] >> somehow or other-

you're fantastic on "louie." and this show is absolutely excellent. >> thank you. >> seth: congratulations so much. [ applause ] season two, 2017? >> yeah. >> seth: looking forward t. season finale of "better things" airs november 10th on fx. we'll be right back with more "late night." thank you so much for this. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to prove just how wet and sticky your current gel antiperspirant is. now we're going to show you how degree dry spray is different. degree dry spray. degree. it won't let you down. 23rd times the charm. (clink) boom. yes! 23rd time is the charm, cliff. yea, you showed me. yes, you did. (shelly thinking) this must be how odell beckham feels when he scores a game winning touchdown. touchdown! odell beckham jr. (crowd noise) (odell thinking) this must be how shelly felt when she won that purple bear. ? ? at planters we know how to throw a remarkable holiday party. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host, no matter who shows up. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: w

a couple driving by spotted louie minutes later. woman got out and chased the dog back home and then man pulls up, got out and together take the dog. their intent was in the known but tamly is crush. bernard lost two sons in recent years in separate tragedies and they got the dog to offer them on comfort. >> and the puppy was like therapy puppy for the family, you know, he was nice, kind, to my daughters, it was just like they had another little brother. >> i lost my brothers a couple years ago. that was like a brother to me too. i just want my dog back. >> reporter: it is okay. we will get the word out, okay. brad satan fox 29 news. >>> hopefully someone will see this and say that is in the a stray, that dog needed a home and get that dog back to the family. >> hope so. >> can you believe she is 100, reaching a hundred is a milestone in itself. my grand mommies 102. >> how neat. >> but she's still working. >> wow. >> what happened during the great deregulars that led this local librarian to be where she is right now, pretty cool. t

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

. >> coyotes playing host to the jets, louie domingue in net for arizona, vrbata, look at this, absolute blast, 1-1. watch it again, stick side, and you see the coy game, second period, winnipeg on the move, blake wheeler with the goal here, beating louie domingue, 2-1, jets, and later in the third period, they battle back and jets win. >>> coming up, modern family. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation brought to by lift by sono bello. what do you dislike about your face? >> you know, i look in the mirror and i put on makeup and i would think, it's the best we can do, girl. >> i'm hugely an optimistic person. i'm "the glass is half-full." i'm not an angry person, but that's what shows on the outside to other people. >> i usually take a picture with somebody, you know, with my kids or whatever, so that the focus won't be on me. >> i always look like i'm scowling. i'm a friendly, outgoing person but my appearance doesn't match it. >> you know, you try creams. you try neck exercises. you try everything that they say is gonna work, but nothing works. >> announcer: like it or no

david louie, abc 7 news. >> a top republican party leader in california says she's hopeful that both sides can come together following what was one of the nastiest campaigns in memory. >> once the campaign is over, you know, presidents usually post and start governing as opposed to dwelling in the past and the obama/clinton campaign was pretty vicious and yet they worked together after the election so it's just -- that's just a part what have happens in politics. >> trump is expected to move quickly to assemble the team that will have the confidence of people on both side of the aisle. in the south bay residents had a whole range of emotions about the outcome last night. >> i'm happy? >> new president? >> why is that? >> and he's not a politician, a business man, and he promised to feed the people, something she never did. >> a lot of things can you fear about but i don't want to let that take control either so wait and see. >> but it is what it is, you know. just got to deal with it for the next four freaking years. i mean, it can't be that bad, right? >> an anti-trump protest got a

louie got outside without family realizing it. you can see here it appears that a couple, in the nissan pathfinder on thed the dog, chased him back to his home where he was then pick up, driven away. gigi san forward said her father got the dog around the time her two brothers died in separate tragic accidents. >> i lost my brothers a couple years ago and that is like a brother to me too. i just want my dog. >> let me give you a hug. it is okay. we will get the word out, okay. >> so lets get that word out. >> witness say couple who took the dogs was of asian dissent, anyone with any information call police if you know thinking at all. maybe they thought it was a stray dog. >> i don't know good we will spread word. lets get that dog back to that family. >>> more big meetings at trump to you tore day, alex. >> this time president-elect welcomes former g.o.p. nominee mitt romney. >> after they said such bad things about each other. what will they discuss? we will discuss that. >>> and south the jersey native mike trout, makes history

. >>> david louie live for us in that precinct it with what he's been able to find out. >> reporter: the confusion stems from the fact that the county board of registrar's decided to do a well intended plan to sort of equalize a number of voters assigned to every precincts. many of those voters in sunnyvale were not aware that their assignment changed so they showed up here as usual. when they arrived here at the plaza delray mobile home park their names were not on the registrar of the voters roster list. they could either go to their newly assigned precinct or fill out a provisional pink ballot. well, that led to delays and each more confusion. the very patient poll workers here did their best to minimize inconvenience and explain that their provisional ballots would still count once their registration was verified. >> and a provisional ballot counts and they have a number, a number and a phone number they can call in 24 days to be sure that their vote counted. >> this is taking you a lot longer to vote today? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. i mean, it's still worth t i not to vote, but i

abc 7 news reporter david louie is live in palo alto with the story. david? >> well, dan, this is waverly street where about 5,000 kids gathered on halloween night, and also the very source of a which go mystery. who certainty home campaign stickser on their candy and some say it was harmless but a bit tacky. >> like many parents a peninsula mom named true love did an inspection of her kids' halloween candies. as the assorted candies came out she was shocked to see two large candy bars for a candidate running for state assembly. knowing that every parent would open the bag and see this candy. the name on the stickers is vicky vinker, a palo alto attorney running for state assembly and she said she had nothing to do with the stickers and disagrees with mrs. love that someone is politicizing halloween. >> halloween comes a week before the election so it's a holiday that is routinely politicized. we see trump masks and nasty women and bad hombres and this is somebody saying positive they support me. >> reporter: the candy came from an upscale neighborhood called

agear joins us from los angeles with more, louie. >> reporter: og angel adrian a lima is taking us inside her runway prep by the numbers. she threw more than 306 punches during her work out a she for our cameras, that made the statement, i am fierce. >> boxing helped me as a woman, how i strong i can be and it is very empowering, in learning like the different combinations, you you know, punches, and every day it is something new. >> to get through rough work out adriana eats six meals of day consuming 1800 calories. >> it sound like a lot but after going to the gym, food is energy. >> i knew, it is energy here. no kidding. >> reporter: this will be the 16th victoria secret fashion show she will walk in but who is counting. >> i want to do 20, okay. >> reporter: in just nine days she joins 11 other angels making two outfit changes but there is one thing off the menu. in matter how nervous she gets. >> alcohol is definitely not food but alcohol is definitely off the limits before the show, you don't want to have any of. that after to celebrate yes, but not before. >> thank you. >> and we w

our next guest is an emmy-winning actress you know from "louie" and "californication." she stars in the fx series "better things", which has its season finale november 10th. let's take a look. >> oh my god, mom! >> mom? mom, mom. >> mom! >> phil! phil! >> i got you! >> look at her face. she's so mad. >> she's so mad, because i got her and she can't scare me. never has been able to. >> seth: please welcome to the show, pamela adlon. [ cheers and applause ] ? ? >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thank you, i brought you a present. it's a pocket constitution. >> seth: you brought me a pocket constitution. [ light laughter ] that is so thoughtful. >> i got so into them, because of the khizr khan guy at the dnc. >> seth: yeah. the gold star family. >> yeah. >> seth: this is a great thing to carry around. >> yeah. >> seth: i feel like if you pull this out, people immediately think -- argument on anything, you can just pull it out and say, "well, let's just get to the bottom of that." [ laughter ] >> that's right. >> seth: congratulations on an excellent first season of your sho

lafayette was hoping to convince king louie. this idea failed to manifest. lafayette turned his attention to securing soldiers and the general to fight in america. in march of 1780, lafayette boarded a ship and i'm sure none of you have heard of it before. he arrived back in america on april 27, 1780. lafayette languished in new jersey and new york with little to no attention so washington ordered lafayette to round up troops in the early months of 1781 with the clear directive to trap the treacherous benedict arnold and deliver a fate worse than death. actually, just death. after lafayette's arrival in virginia, an already bad situation got worse. by may, general charles cornwallis arrived in petersburg, 24 miles south of the capitol to join forces. as a result of the capture at the battle of saratoga in 1777. not 100% sure of benedict arnold's end game. they were sent to rendezvous in virginia. however, phillips became violently ill, but not before launching a campaign on the river and participating in the attack on petersburg. washington sent forces under

louie my colleagues are partial why not bring up mr.weeny. >> good morning board. >> do you know if there was any consideration at dbi workload certificate of occupancy for the millennium tower. >> the only that we had to hold it up would have been on the basis of mr.s letter they responded the design team the engineer of record and the engineer etch wrote an independent letter one of the this was save and, yes it a settled on extra 3 inches by the building was designed to settle that was experiencing a master settling they assured you say that was safe and stamped it with their engineering stamp i don't remember getting that letter i'll elaborate sure we did the only way we would have flexible preceded from the engineering staff we have flexible serious problems with that subsequent to that 15 inspectors most of them were life safety for the smoke control and fire sprinklers the access all of the light safety the most important and they passed its we had all the special inspections and continuous inspectors at 3 so 1 mission for a vari

. >> louie arroyo was a proud veteran with scars you can't see. he served six years in the army. after taking off the uniform in 2002, he soon had no house, no job, and no plan. arroyo says he struggled to fill the void inside him. >> fighting and learning that i needed help. it was just very hard for me at that time. >> they have the clothing on their back when i hire them. >> that somebody turned out to be mark doyle. he's the founder of a successful forensic accounting firm and spent a year working for the u.s. army as a civilian in afghanistan. when he came back home, he says he realized something just didn't add up. >> i read story after story about homelessness and rates and alcoholism and the plight of the men and women who had been on three, four, five deployments. i decided to make it my mission to go find them and bring them in. >> doyle found them and led them here, a silk screening business called rags of honor that he started for just one purpose, to hire homeless vets. >> how much do you pay these workers? >> we start them at $12 to days. and then we get them to $15

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louie my colleagues are partial why not bring up mr.weeny. >> good morning board. >> do you know if there was any consideration at dbi workload certificate of occupancy for the millennium tower. >> the only that we had to hold it up would have been on the basis of mr.s letter they responded the design team the engineer of record and the engineer etch wrote an independent letter one of the this was save and, yes it a settled on extra 3 inches by the building was designed to settle that was experiencing a master settling they assured you say that was safe and stamped it with their engineering stamp i don't remember getting that letter i'll elaborate sure we did the only way we would have flexible preceded from the engineering staff we have flexible serious problems with that subsequent to that 15 inspectors most of them were life safety for the smoke control and fire sprinklers the access all of the light safety the most important and they passed its we had all the special inspections and continuous inspectors at 3 so 1 mission for a vari

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both just slipped by louie. they did add a late power play goal, but it was not enough. coyotes lose this one 2-1. how can asu save their season? most fans say they are ahead to next week. todd graham, can't, lose out, he might be gone. asu plays washingto check out this touchdown. usc goes up 24-13. they knock off washington, 26- 13. and arizona's losing to colorado right now in the third. >>> best of the night, pick kicker chris bluet had a field goal blocked so the coach gave you. pitt down 2, and to win it. >> is that kick long enough? is it high enough? the kick is good! >> pitt knocks off the number 2 team in the nation. when you do that, the dance party in your locker room. >>> how about 8-man football? the rematch from earlier, baghdad won against williams, and repeat that perfoan this is probably the most impressive right here. israel and his brother, 90 yards later, he finds the end zone. baghdad will win a state champ. >> it's an incredible feeling. sports growing up, you always say winning the state championship, we're going to get there. you have to finish.

david louie has more. >> santa clara is the cost of services for game and events at the stadium. illegal under the provision of the 2010 ballot measure that voters approve to build a stadium. mayor is threatening to take over management of the stadium because the niners not providing detailed financials for an audit. >> information requested is not provided to the stadium authority for public request and our city request. and have not provided to the awed toyvrment deadline 5:00 o'clock today and team president assured me that most of the requested records will be in the hands of auditors and pay back the city for any expenses the city is not allowed to cover. few budget items will take a few more day to compile. >> give the proper information they need and they will do that. as long as the they ask question of the management company we'll answer them. >> they were on opposite side of the stadium today 6 years ago but santa clara voters decided whether to do the stadium deal. >> he stands up to the niners and however she is concerned that oversight of the stapled revenue gains an

david louie, abc 7 news. >>> if you think the weather can be bad here, check this out. lot like earth. check it out. scientists say the weather on this planet is deadly. winds howl up to 5400 miles per hour and it's hot. more than 3,000 degrees celsius. and by the way, it also rains molten glass sideways. it's 300 trillion miles from earth. earth. >>> that's going to do remember this guy? earth. >>> that's going to do he's the drug company big shot who raised the price of a lifesaving pill by five thousand percent. said he wished he'd raised it more. prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will save californians nearly a billion dollars a year. join the california nurses association and aarp and vote yes on sixty-one. the drug giants won't like it. and he'll hate it. >>> an arrest in the murder of a popular college instructor. his widow talks about the toll it's taken on their two young daughters. >>> also, below this grove of trees, the search for new evidence in an old case. >>> a surfer gets out of the way of a huge

david louie was there. >> reporter: how what? experts explain the election of donald trump. >> it's hard to understand what his policies really are. and what he'll be able to do. >> reporter: one that is high, blocking undocumented immigrants from about mexico and stopping the wiring of money to relatives in mexico. >> what we do with mexican workers and what we do with respect to the wiring that may be corporate america will have to be the key actor in terms of tempering some of these proposals. >> reporter: they himself raised concerns over donald trump wanting to undue the nuclear agreement with iran that would clou them to produce with their cl nuclear arms development. mr. trump might get he resistance from many governors. 35 of them republicans. taking away insurance would shift care to local hospitals. and as for why hillary clinton lost, another expert believes it was the coalition of minorities democrats formed left out the very voters who propelled mr. trump to the white house. >> the the one group we lost touch with wa

david louie, "abc7 news." >>> a record 19.4 million californians have registered to vote. it's the highest in 20 years. there are almost 45% registered democrats and just over 26% are republicans. >>> a measure on tuesday's ballot has inspired an art exhibit in san francisco. "abc7 news" was on mission and 22nd streets as people stopped to look at this dissplay. it displays 63 pieces of white clothing hanging across a construction site. it happens to be a place where a fire destroyed a building and left one who died and 63 homeless. they're protesting measure q which would ban tent cities in san francisco. >>> the bureau of alcohol, toe bayco, firearmarms, and explosives have set up a response team. a team of about two dozen agents are working the site and expect to be there for quite some time. the street to lake merritt is still entirely blocked off. they removed charred beams looking for any signs of arson or accelerant. they told us they'll be bringing in a dog team to help with that. >> coming up on "abc7 news" at 4:00. homes in the bay area, plans are under way for a

in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> great story. san francisco skyscraper is tilting and sinking. a lot more than engineers think it should. >> yes on abc 7 news tonight. how some roproperty owners boycotting the city. >> ending the week on a cloud you note. cloud stick around before we track our next widespread rain. timing and the forecast ahead. >> we see car after car. leave those lanes and merge to the right cutting off fast track only lanes. >> abc 7 mornings alexis smith gets in sky seven to see which lane is faster to the bay bridge. fast track or cash. fast track or cash. see the results tonight on abc 7 fast track or cash. see the results tonight on abc 7 sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... here's what i'm thinking-brunch. all day, every day. should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with 10 delicious items like my bacon and egg c