and louie, we had a love affair that lasted more than three years.hip. >> rose: how does that work when he's directing you? is it good for -- >> it was very good. we loved one another because of our work, and working together we discovered that -- i mean, that we had talent, both of us, and that we were aiming towards the same ambitions. >> rose: but does a personal intimacy, a sexual and emotional intimacy help as an actress to -- with a director, help an actress to make a difference in your performance, you think? >> well, to me, we never said anything to one another as anyone knew of our relationship. when we were on the set, it was totally different. i didn't use that personal relationship, and he didn't either. it's difficult to explain. but when i started with louie it was a little before the wave. and then francois. and then i worked with orson wells, joe losi. i was beyond the new wave. i was attracted and i attracted the artists, the mavericks, and i still do. >> rose: if you were not an actress-director, what might you have been? >> a cook.

there is plenty of shouting in the writers room. >> louie can be very bitter toward scrooge. is it always like this or you're overexcited because strangers are here. it's always like this? calm precision from the art director. >> here's the way he looks to the audience. here's how he looks to us. he has to look consistent through the entire show. >> reporter: and time-consuming tweaking and animation and editing. >> characters look like that and we change it so they can be a little more on model. >> the way they drew his mouth is incorrect. they drew a mouth in front of his beak. >> reporter: these oversize children are executive producer and writer. >> our main goal is to give kids today the feeling that we had. >> it really is created with a lot of love. >> reporter: they gave me some groans and a line. episode 109. >> right, but if we attack and urge them to surrender, we should do that, right? >> that was perfect. that was amazing. [ laughter ] >> reporter: do not judge ducktails reboot on my american accent, keeping the spirit but mildly updated. nick watt, abc news, los

the national weather service director louie. and also joining to take questions will be the confidant of the u.s. coast guard. and the health and human services price. again, the first three speakers will provide opening remarks. then we'll open up to your questions. just to let you know in advance administrator will be immediately heading from here to make his way down to texas. we should end promptly 7:45 to allow him to get to his air 14 make it down to texas. with that, we'll bring out our speakers. thank you. >> good morning everyone. thank you for joining us at fema headquarters. everyone in this room on on the president's team has been moved by the images and stories of people who are suffering in texas. we want to make sure you all know we are working now to provide assistance quickly as we can. right now, we're focused on rescue operations and we'll move moveinto recovery operations laettner the week. we are deeply concerned with those in houston and surrounding area where stranded or need in of assistance. people need

the king at the time was louie xvi. this is the seal of marie antoinette and this, it is in latin. you might not recognize the bookends may overlook that but if you know what marie antoinette's feel looks like you can identify this, few have survived in private hands because when she was executed her library was absorbed into the french national laboratory. she would have had more than one. this is why she would have given this copy away, and the french national library. finally another fun book i have is a shakespeare book, quite a rare. shakespeare died in 1616. in 1523 his complete works were first printed and then again in 1664, 1685, only 250 of each of these copies have survived so maybe 1000 copies in the world and the first thousand the vast majority, 90% are officially known, but i have a portfolio, 1685. even before you open the book, you know that book has a story to tell, a stunning binding with working-class. the complete works of shakespeare from 1685 and have it open to romeo and juliet. i will continue to collect books for the rest of my life. i have had people ask

also to olympic champions laura and jason kenny, who've announced the birth of their baby son albert louie a week but it was all worth it." absolutely no pressure albert, to become an olympic champion. a reminder of our top story, ben stokes hot his sixth test century for england but it was a much improved west indies performance that grabbed the headlines at headingly. that's all from sportsday with me will perry. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening and we will see you later. hello. a fairly quiet weekend of weather on the way here at home but across the other side of the atlantic, a major weather story is developing. these areas of crowd have spun into hurricane harvey were a major hurricane heading to texas. they will bring stronger winds, a strong surge with a big seas close to the code. but of greatest concern is the rainfall, sunspots could see 35 inches, which brings the risk of catastrophic flooding. there were some rain in places at home today, that was the scene across the scottish highlands, but the many more it was dry with some sunshine. lovely day b

of the new louie armstrong stadium and dress it up for the public to come in. but we built the temporary louie armstrong stadium in what we call parking lot b, so that will be something new this year. but the remainder of the facility is done and, you know, the biggest thing was putting the roof over and opening up the grandstand court last year. so it's about cleaning up the site from the construction site, turning it into what people know from the u.s. open, but it's a lot of teamwork from every department of our staff and understanding every sector of the u.s. open is covered. >> rose: one of the great things about the u.s. open -- and i have been to wimbledon and the french open, itch not been to the australian open, and watched a lot of tennis played at a variety of places, is that the u.s. open in the early stages of the tournament, you can walk around and be this close to a great player in the early stages of the game. i mean, it's wonderful to be able to have that kind of exposure to greatness. >> yes, it's exciting. that's the part that i call the u.s.

i'm richard louie at nbc news headquarters in new york city.has literally come to a stop dumping rain on the texas coast, not moving but basically a fire hose sitting above the state. rainfall totals already reaching way over 20 inches in some areas. >> our primary concern remains dramatic flooding and our biggest concern is the possibility of between 20 and 30 more inches of rain in areas ranging from corpus christi over to houston. >> the danger remains. and that's why the coast guard warns the public to stay safe, not to get in the water. so far they have rescued 15 people aboard boards in distress. now, the city of corpus christi is giving its residents the okay to return to their home, but they are warning them, boil your water before you use it. meteorologist shanna mendiola tracking the storm for us. it's a new spaghetti, if you will, in terms of where this storm, this tropical storm is moving. >> yeah. you feel, it's not moving very much at all. we took a look at this in the last half-hour and the track remains the same. the last update

. >> we are talking about ducktales, huey, dewey, louie and uncle scrooge are back.ok behind the scenes. >> reporter: ducktales then. tell me you're bringing back the theme song? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: ducktales now. and this is how they make it. who plays who? >> how dare you? >> reporter: they're dewey and huey. >> it's a time, look, machine. >> it's the first time that scrooge mcduck has ever been played by an actual scotsman. >> reporter: lynn manuel miranda. there is plenty of shouting in the writers room. >> louie can be very bitter toward scrooge. scrooge is still alive. >> reporter: is it always like this or you're overexcited because strangers are here. it's always like this? calm precision from the art director. >> here's the way he looks to the audience. here's how he looks to us. he has to look consistent through the entire show. there are tons of people that work on it. >> reporter: and time-consuming tweaking and animation and editing. >> characters look like that and we change it so they can be a little more on model. >> the way they drew his mouth i

david louie looks at the study. >> reporter: eating a salad is a badge of honor for those following aow fat diet but canadian researchers say eating more red meat, cheese and butter may be the healthier alternative. they studied adults and found they had shorter lives. eating saturated fat -- chef, at the ferry building points out the benefits of omega fatty acids. >> because they're helpful in so far as they boost your immune system and they've been shown in lots of studies to lower cholesterol, to help with brain function, heart function. >> have a great day. >> ab solutely. and i'm cheating today. my doctor said to stay off the gluten and the dairy and i'm cheating on both counts. >> others just eat what they enjoy. >> reporter: no. i'm on a sea food diet. i see food and i eat it. >> reporter: in a city fill would footies and great options, temptation often wins. >> there's a little inside of everyone that is like you know you want that ice cream, the whole pint. >> reporter: ultimately it's up to each individual to decide what kind of ditoot follow and how that diet makes you feel

david louie,abc7 news." >>> the battle between federal and local turned into a lawit today in chicago>> plus, 7 on your side helps a man get back the money >>> north korea say it will not negotiate over its nlear weapons and ballistic missiles under any circumstces. this comes as a response to a new set of sanctions that wil billion a year.a about $1 north korea says the sanctions areriving the two sides to war and warn if the u.s. thinks it will be safe because it is across an ocean, the is bigger misunderstanding than that. u.s. leaders remain optimistic. >> when the conditions are right, we can sit and have a dialogue around the future of north korea so that they fl secure and prosper economically. >> president trump says he spoke with south korea's president who welcomed the sanctions. >>> the u.s. attorney general issued a warning to sctuary cities and couies today, comply with theaw or forego taxpayer dollars. he issued this statement after chicago filed a lawsuit. this afternoon, the doj sent letters to several cities, including chicago, saying federa dollars are linked to imgr

david louie, "abc7 news." >>> the battle between federal and local turned into a lawsuit today in chicagos, 7 on your side helps a man get back the money >>> north korea says it will not negotiate over its nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles under any circumstances. this comes as a response to a new set of sanctions that will cost north korea about $1 billion a year. north korea says the sanctions are driving the two sides to war and warn if the u.s. thinks it will be safe because it is across an ocean, there is no bigger misunderstanding than that. u.s. leaders remain optimistic. >> when the conditions are right, we can sit and have a dialogue around the future of north korea so that they feel secure and prosper economically. >> president trump says he spoke with south korea's president who welcomed the sanctions. >>> the u.s. attorney general issued a warning to sanctuary cities and counties today, comply with the law or forego taxpayer dollars. he issued this statement after chicago filed a lawsuit. this afternoon, the doj sent letters to several cities, including chicago, saying fe

david louie is live in santa clara with the video that moves thieves are getting bolder. >> reporter: indeed they are. it's interesting here in santa chaira they're having a rash of problems. we may think we're safe when we go into a restaurant or mall and we leave our backpacks in the car. but this video shows a disturbing pattern of smash and grabs happening here as often as five times in the same spot in the same day. this surveillance video shows you what happened five times last night in one parking lot on a very busy santa clara street. a sedan backs in next to an suv where thieves spot valuables ripe for the picking. they reposition the pickup car. a man gets out, smashes the window and transfers their boumt -- bounty. it happens in less than a minute. >> they're just getting more and more brazen. >> reporter: different people or always the same cars? >> different car, different suspects. >> reporter: car alarms are no deterrent. >> cars can be closed, but windows can be smashed. >> reporter: they're happening in several hot spots around santa clara, malls, restaurants, motels

david louie looks at the study. >> reporter: eating a salad is a badge of honor for those following a diet. but eating more butter and red meat might be the healthier alternative. they studied 135,000 adults and discovered those who curtailed fat had shorter lives. eating more fat reduced mortality up to 23%. >> because they are very helpful in so far as they boost your immune system. they have also been shown to lower cholesterol, to help with brain function, heart function. >> reporter: philadelphia native andy greenberg indulges in a significant cheese steak sandwich every couple of months. moderation is the guideline. >> i'm cheating today. my doctor said to stay off the gluten and the dairy. and i'm cheating on both. >> reporter: others just eat what they enjoy. obviously you don't follow a low fat diet? >> no. i see it and i eat it. >> reporter: in a city filled with foodies, temptation off wins. >> it's like oh, you know you want that cheese steak, or you know you want that ice cream, that whole pint. >> reporter: ultimately, it's up to each individual to decide what diet to fo

david louie looks at why rats are thriving and what we can do about it. >> reporter: they're taking up residence where fur trees and vegetation provide ample food. >> the majority of rodents are roof rats. they prefer vegetation, and they're awesome climbers. >> reporter: jim says they're settling into attics and crawl spaces. once a homeowner decides to engage a rodent service, sometimes the next issue is asking the service not to park their vehicles in front of the house. they don't want their neighbors to know they have a rodent problem. he and his technician set out a dozen traps at a typical house. this bag is filled with 13 dead ra rats trapped at two homes. >> i tell the customers, trim the trees back at least three to five feet from the roof line. that prevents them from having the ability to get on the roof. and i tell them to trim the vegetation back along the foundation of their home. >> reporter: holes under the eves of the roof have to be prepared. it only takes a hole the size of a quarter to gain entry. they can spread disease and gnaw on wiring. can you guarantee to get

david louie is here to show how it works. >> reporter: there's a pothole right here in the middle of the road. there are a lot of abandoned cars. things that off don't get reported. but this app that citizens have available is going to put a lot of pressure on the city to deliver results. like many cities, san jose has potholes grashgs feet s potholes, graffiti and lots of trash. san jose is counting on this new app to give residents an easy way to report them. if they don't tell someone, it only gets worse. >> if there's one item or just a small pile, that is left behind somewhere, it will attract other people that were already looking somewhere to dump. >> reporter: take quincy drive. people just dump things illegally, like these couches. the rapid response team is taking care of them. how long have they been there? >> two weeks. >> reporter: over a six-month period, the rapid response team ticked up 2,000 mattresses, 680 tons of mixed debris, 490 gallons of motor oil. and the app has been under development for a year and undergone several months of testing. the mayor says the repo

david louie has more on this bay area success story. >> sisters gwen and christine decided two years an ice cream sanld witch no one els makes in the bay area made with french style macarone. they relied on watching youtube cooking videos and lots of testing friend of ours had a grand opening for a tea shop. they asked us to produce them 300 uvents the macarons. within four hours they sold out and we knew we sl shg going on. >> now they produce 30,000 per week, eachen with hand made. the newest outlate is safe way on top of 70 small shops. >> i emphasize quality every day. they're sick of hearing it. i want it to be embedded in their head. quality smoest important thing to this baez. >> sounding trays i hardork to get out air bubbles and create uniform disks. it's not easy to do. >> you're going to have to put a little more umph into it. there you go! toss it like a pizza. >> as sales increase, the creamery is looking to add 13 new employees to the voster of 17 full timers. there are eight flavors now with more to be developed. >> the biggest challenge about bog a story like this is

david louie abc 7 news. >>> stay with us. we have an i team update on a couple who pleaded no contest in a molestation case. how much time they're going to spend behind bars. >>> and one of the most popular tourist spots is about to be closed. >>> how hot will it get tomorrow? meteorologist drew tooma is back with the full forecast. ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> a couple will spend a long time in state prison after pleading no contest to adopting their adopt -- molesting their adoptive son from russia. >> the source complained that a therapist reported the abuse in 2012 but investigators sat on the case for years. >> the abc 7 news i team first broke this story last year. >> reporter: this couple pleaded no contest yesterday to molesting their adoptive son from russia. wealthy ad executive received a 24-year state prison sentence, his tech execwife. >> i think it's

david louie looks at the study. >> reporter: eating a salad is a badge of honor for those following a low fat diet. but eating more butter and red meat might be the healthier alternative. they studied 135,000 adults and discovered those who curtailed fat had shorter lives. eating more fat reduced mortality up to 23%. >> because they are very helpful in so far as they boost your immune system. they have also been shown to lower cholesterol, to help with brain function, heart function. >> reporter: philadelphia native andy greenberg indulges in a significant cheese steak sandwich every couple of months. moderation is the guideline. >> i'm cheating today. my doctor said to stay off the gluten and the dairy. and i'm cheating on both. >> reporter: others just eat what they enjoy. obviously you don't follow a low fat diet? >> no. i i eat it. >> reporter: in a city filled with foodies, temptation off wins. >> it's like oh, you know you want that cheese steak, or you know you want that ice cream, that whole pint. >> reporter: ultimately, it's up to each individual to decide what diet to follo

david louie is live with the story. david? >> reporter: we are inside camden community center, one of five that have been opened in san jose today as a cooling center. it's a very comfortable 72 degrees. the lobby area is open until 9:00 tonight, one hour longer than usual. as you'll see, the staff has set out ice water for everyone to stay hi demonstrated. -- hydrated. with the temperature approaching 100 degrees, this is welcome relief. so where are people hanging out? well, at camden swimming pool. the kids are taking advantage o. and the public can take a dip if that helps to cool them down. and there's seating under an awning. it's interesting to see and hear how many people are having problems with their air conditioning. >> the last few days i've had to have a portable air conditioner and it's been a little uncomfortab uncomfortable. >> our air conditioning is not working in our house, so it's better to be out here than in the house, just trying to cool off. >> reporter: how hot is it at home if >> not too much cooler i

david louie is here to show how it works. >> reporter: there's a pothole right here in the middle of the road. there are a lot of abandoned cars. things tha off don't get reported. but this app that citizens have available is going to put a lot of pressure on the city to deliver results. like many cities, san jose has potholes grashgs feet s potholes, graffiti and lots of trash. san jose is counting on this new app to give residents an easy way to report them. if they don't tell someone, it only gets worse. >> if there's one item or just a small pile, that is left behind somewhere, it will attract other people that were already looking somewhere to dump. >> reporter: take quincy drive. people just dump things illegally, like these couches. the rapid response tea is taking care of them. how long have they been there? >> two weeks. >> reporter: over a six-month period, the rapid response team ticked up 2,000 mattresses, 680 tons of mixed debris, 490 gallons of motor oil. and the app has been under development for a year and undergone several months of testing. the mayor says the report

the mom knows it's creepy but louie loves clowns and was not scared by this. the creepy cute sibling photo ship has gone wildly viral as you might guess wrapping up thousands and thousands of shares. check out more of them on movie makeovers by going to our website at 6abc.com. and find a slideshow of the pint size penny wise. or perhaps you are too well lately. >> that is artwork and maybe they need to recast and use this little one instead. >> time for a check of the roads right now this afternoon. gina is here with the update. >> reporter: you know what it's a tuesday and raining and because that we see an accident on the roadway, this is the route 30 bypass in downingtown over 322, you can see within the acceleration, police are on the scene. it's out here blocking the acceleration lane. traveling in the area back to route 30, to route 322, expect the accident out there on the southbound side. on the big picture we see a lot of teens and single digits on the map like on the northbound side of 95 on the vine street expressway. crowded on the schuylkill had

abc 7 news reporter david louie has reports of how they got tipped off. >> reporter: fell low tenantsve he's operated about five years. people described him as friendly and trustworthy. but police say they found a hidden camera in the bathroom and images of one child under age 10. it's alleged by police that he was attempting to manufacture child pornography. >> we're trying to determine who's on the images, being that it's a sole bathroom facility, we're concerned about children and parents and additional staff, if any exist. >> reporter: the recording device has been sent to the fbi in san francisco for analysis. the shopkeeper next door says he's shocked by win's arrest and sent his grandson to the studio for five years. >> five year, he come here, my grandson. and i trust him, you know, and he's doing good now in middle school because they help him. >> reporter: so you trust mr. win? >> yeah. >> reporter: they say he operated seven days a week. they have no information that win has ever had brushes with the law. investigators are not saying who tipped them off or how they obtained

abc 7 news reporter david louie has reports of how they got tipped off. >> reporter: fell low tenantsve he's operated about five years. people described him as friendly and trustworthy. but police say they found a hidden camera in the bathroom and images of one child under age 10. it's alleged by police that he was attempting to manufacture child pornography. >> we're trying to determine who's on the images, being that it's a sole bathroom facility, we're concerned about children and parents and additional staff, if any exist. >> reporter: the recording device has been sent to the fbi in san francisco for analysis. the shopkeeper next door says he's shocked by win's arrest and sent his grandson to the studio for five years. >> five year, he come here, my grandson. and i trust him, you know, and he's doing good now in middle school because they help him. >> reporter: so you trust mr. win? >> yeah. >> reporter: they say he operated seven days a week. they have no information that win has ever had brushes with the law. investigators are not saying who tipped them off or how they obtained

david louie is live in santa clara with the video that moves thieves are getting bolder. >> reporter: indeed they are. it's interesting here in santa chaira they're having a rash of problems. we may think we're safe when we go into a restaurant or mall and we leave our backpacks in the car. but this video shows a disturbing pattern of smash and grabs happening here as often as five times in the same spot in the same day. this surveillance video shows you what happened five times last night in one parking lot on a very busy santa clara street. a sedan backs in next to an suv where thieves spot valuables ripe for the picking. they reposition the pickup car. a man gets out, smashes the window and transfers their bou -- bounty. it happens in less than a minute. >> they're just getting more and more brazen. >> reporter: different people or always the same cars? >> different car, different suspects. >> reporter: car alarms are no deterrent. >> cars can be closed, but windows can be smashed. >> reporter: they're happening in several hot spots around santa clara, malls, restaurants, motels an

yes, sir. >> reporter: david louie, abc7 nws. >> new developments now on the campaign to recall santa clara county prepare court judge air persky. a retired judge ruled signature collection can resume. two weeks ago, another judge issued a temporary restraining order.persky said a judge shoul decided if the recall campaign could proceed. he gave a six-month sentence to brock turner convicted of assaulting an unconscious woman. supporters want to get a measure on the june ballot. >>> east bay mayor resigns after being hammered by a social media scandal. >> what piedmont's now former leader is ♪ (male announcer) shop like a pro at bass pro shops for huge savings during our labor day sale. and bring the kids this weekend for a backyard casting challenge ...duck pond ...crafts and more ...all for free. at bass pro shops. >>> the american civil liberties union filed suit today challenging president trump's ban on transgender individuals joining the military. the aclu filed its federal lawsuit stone v trump in maryland on behalf of petty officer first class brock stone, an 11 year navy vete

>> there isn't a rat out there smarter than me. >> reporter: david louie, "abc7 news." >>> hillary clintonng to northern california in less than two months. the former presidential candidate will promote her new book titled, what happened? it defines her perspective on on haste year's election. >>> the mayor of piedmont resigned amid mounting pressure over his controversial facebook posts. jonathan bloom explains what he said and why his opponents aren't satisfied. >> welcome to the august 21 city council meeting. >> reporter: the mayor began that meeting with talk of the violence in charlottesville. >> in piedmont, our values reject hatred and intolerance. >> reporter: but -- >> i feel these facebook posts reflect the opposite. >> reporter: he made parts of the post out loud. >> transgenders are mentally ill. the left is intellectually bankrupt. democrats are the plantation slave masters of today. >> his comments don't reflect this town. his comments are a poor reflection on our city council. >> reporter: the crush of complaints brought city business to a halt. the meeting was canceled wh

david louie is live with the story. david? >> reporter: we are inside camden community center, one of five that have been opened in san jose today as a cooling center. it's a very comfortable 72 degrees. the lobby area is open until 9:00 tonight, one hour longer than usual. as you'll see, the staff has set out ice water for everyone to stay hi demonstrated. -- hydrated. with the temperature approaching 100 degrees, this is welcome relief. so where are people hanging out? well, at camden swimming pool. the kids are taking advantage of swimming lessons. and the public can take a dip if that helps to cool them down. and there's seating under an awning. it's interesting to see and hear how many people are having problems with their air conditioning. >> the last few days i've had to have a portable air conditioner and it's been a little uncomfortab uncomfortable. >> our air conditioning is not working in our house, so it's better to be out here than in the house, just trying to cool off. >> reporter: how hot is it at home if >> not

>> reporter: we're with louie and his buddy. they are locals. they have been doing it for four days. they have been doing it all day for four days. like many people we met, raj, they have trailers and boats lining the streets ready to go to volunteer and rescue the boats stranded out here. there is something about texas. they talk about the big heart of texas and we're seeing what it is about in houston because the folks out here are really showcasing it for the entire world. >> damian trujillo, very compelling. we'll see you later on in the newscast and good luck to louie and the crew with you in terms of recovering rescues tonight. in addition to providing live reports during the newscast, damian is working tirelessly via social media posting videos, going through the flooded neighborhoods like this one on facebook and twitter. again, we'll check in with damian later in the newscast. >>> harvey flood waters poured into at least 48,000 homes in texas. massive amounts. but some worry that federal disaster funds won't actually flow down to the pe

come in congressman louie gohmert, republican from texas.delighted to have him in studio, not via satellite. >> by the way, it's great to be ed had. ashley: your reaction toll steve bannon. he's out. what happens now? >> well, steve is a real strategist, and despite all the knocks -- ashley: did you meet with him at allsome. >> oh, yeah. numerous times. in fact, andrew breitbart introduced us years ago, and i've known him since then. ashley: right. >> he's a strategist, he's a thinker. and, certainly, there were problems, but they're going to miss his strategic thinking. too much -- ashley: why are they going to miss him when the administration up to this point has been very muddled? >> yes, it has. ashley: what did he provide when he was there? >> unfortunately, it's been an administration that's been totally at odds. there's been so much in-fighting within the administration, and i don't know that you're going to see breitbart that's going to become any more strident than they had h. i think now that steve is back at breitbart, they'll be

but also, in how to deal with it in a diplomatically effective manner. >> reporter: david louie, abc 7 news. >>> we have new details about a deadly plane crash. investigators believe pot error caused the tragedy. two icon aircraft employees died when a small experimental aircraft crashed on may 8th. the ntsb suspects the pilot mistake one canyon for another. >>> new details have been revealed within the last few hours about a big bust named operation cold day. the largest number of arrests for one operation in atf's history, 75. melanie woodrow joins us live from san francisco with the latest. melan melanie? >> reporter: unprecedented, that's how we heard this operation described several times today. the goal, to get guns and drugs off the streets. we have video to show you of warrants executed in connection ith the operation this past tuesday, as well as yesterday. 90 firearms seized, many of them stolen, more than 100 ounces of narcotics and 48 stolen vehicles. a partnership between atf as well aes law enforcement in san mateo, and san francisco counties. one neighbor shared some c

david louie has the story in san jose. >> reporter: the prognosis is not promising for 33-year-old tren, shown with her husband and son david. tren has terminal lung cancer and it's spread. now being treated at san jose's o'connor hospital, her wish is for a visit from her mother who lives in vietnam. time is growing short. >> she's lost over 50 pounds within a relatively short period of time. since her arrival here at o'connor, she's lost over 25 pounds in less than two weeks. >> reporter: a spokesperson said tren's mothers that been turned down several times, the concern being she might overstay. the family says she will return home. a petition drive on change.org collected 15,000 signatures and doubt the attention of a san jose congresswoman, who contacted the state department and wrote a letter to the president. the pressure worked. and expedited hearing has been granted. that news has lifted tren's spirits, who was able to eat a meal today. her mother is hoping she'll get the visa to get on a plane for the u.s., for a reunion that would mean a great deal for mother and daughter. >>

david louie has more on the bay area success story. >> reporter: sisters gwen and christine nguyen decidedwo years ago to make an ice cream sandwich no one else makes in the bay area, made with french style concoction of meringue, sugar, almond powder fruit and other flavors. they relied on youtube cooking videos and lots of testing. >> a friend of ours had a grand opening for one of their tea shops. they asked us to produce them 300 units of the macaroons. within four hours they sold out. that's when we knew we had something going on here. >> reporter: they produce 3,000 sandwiches per week, each handmade. >> we emphasize quality every single day. i want it to be embedded in their heads. quality is utmost important thing to this business. >> reporter: pounding trays of dough is hard work. it's not easy to do. >> how am i doing? >> you'll have to put a little more oomph into it. harder! there you go! >> reporter: as sales increased, maven's creamery is looking to add 13 new to the roster. there are eight flowers with more to be developed. the biggest challenge about doing a story like this

but also, in how to deal with it in a diplomatically effective manner. >> reporter: david louie, abc 7 news. >>> we have new details about a deadly plane crash. investigators believe pilot error caused the tragedy. two icon aircraft employees died when a small experimental aircraft crashed on may 8th. the ntsb suspects the pilot mistake one canyon for another. >>> new details have been revealed within the last few hours about a big bust named operation cold day. the largest number of arrests for one operation in atf's history, 75. melanie woodrow joins us live from san francisco with the latest. melan melanie? >> reporter: unprecedented, that's how we heard this operation described several times today. the goal, to get guns and drugs off the streets. we have video to show you of warrants executed in connection ith the operation this past tuesday, as well as yesterday. 90 firearms seized, many of them stolen, more than 100 ounces of narcotics and 48 stolen vehicles. a partnership between atf as well aes law enforcement in san mateo, and san francisco counties. one neighbor shared some

the screwdriver slipped, the hemispheres came together, radiation filled the room, and louie was dead within nine days. and the other physicists were, they died young, probably from the effects of this radioactivity. so the question and the question posed by the book is how can such smart people be so stupid? so the first claim made by the book is that people are relatively ignorant. and that's a fact in the sense that, you know, 25% of americans don't know that the earth revolves around the sun, and 50% don't know that penicillin kills bacteria and not viruses. railed owe -- talk show hosts make fun of this fact all the time. many people can't name the vice president of the united states. but the real point of book is that people think they understand things better than they do. right? so the main form of evidence for this originated by, in the lab of a great psychologist named frank kyle at yale, and what he did was asked people to think about simple, everyday objects like zippers, ball-point pens, toilets. and he asked people how well they understood these things, and people felt t

bells rang in college park and a siren at the louie state. collins was murdered while visiting the university of maryland campus on may 21st. he was set to graduate from bowie state a few days later. >> finals week, you know, most people were gone, i was gone that wednesday. >> with himei never really -- it never sunk in this could happen to any one of my friends or anyone i know. it's not just one incident. it's bigger than that. >> collins, stabbing death at maryland is still under investigation as a possible racial motivated hate crime. students say his memory is now a foundation for moving forward on issues of race and hate at those universities. >>> the county sheriff's office is asking for help in identifying the suspects who defaced a confederate statute in leesburg. the statute was spray painted with obscene messages. there were pictures of two suspects spotted in the area during the time of that vandalism. the sheriff's office want to hear from you if you can identify the suspects. the graffiti was removed. >>> hundreds of undocument

david louie has the story in san jose. >> reporter: the prognosis is not promising for 33-year-old tren fan, shown with her husband and son david. tren has terminal lung cancer and it's spread. now being treated at san jose's o'connor hospital, her wish is for a visit from her mother who lives in vietnam. time is growing short. >> she's lost over 50 pounds within a relatively short period of time. since her arrival here at o'connor, she's lost over 25 pounds in less than two weeks. >> reporter: a spokesperson said tren's mothers that been turned down several times, the concern being she might overstay. the family says she will return home. a petition drive on change.org collected 15,000 signatures and doubt the attention of a san jose congresswoman, who contacted the state department and wrote a letter to the president. the pressure worked. and expedited hearing has been granted. that news has lifted tren's spirits, who was able to eat a meal today. her mother is hoping she'll get the visa to get on a plane for the u.s., for a reunion that would mean a great deal for mother and daughter

david louie has more on the bay area success story. >> reporter: sisters gwen and christine nguyen decidedgo to make an ice cream sandwich no one else makes in the bay area, made with french style concoction of meringue, sugar, almond powder fruit and other flavors. they relied on youtube cooking videos and lots of testing. >> a friend of ours had a grand opening for one of their tea shops. they asked us to produce them 300 units of the macaroons. within four hours they sold out. that's when we knew we had something going on here. >> reporter: they produce 3,000 sandwiches per week, each handmade. >> we emphasize quality every single day. i want it to be embedded in their heads. quality is utmost important thing to this business. >> reporter: pounding trays of dough is hard work. it's not easy to do. >> how am i doing? >> you'll have to put a little more oomph into it. harder! there you go! >> reporter: as sales increased, maven's creamery is looking to add 13 new to the roster. there are eight flowers with more to be developed. the biggest challenge about doing a story like this is to dec

is it louis or louie. >> louie. >> louie, sorry i'm not a clearly a former 1d fan myself. 25-year-old go good position mentally i think to certain degree when you're signing up to something you should see it through. he added there's never enough that i can say or do for the fans at the end of the day. it's the people who are buying the records that are putting you where you are. louie, that's good point. >>> meanwhile, during his new found down time, the biebs has been hanging out with his dad after word that justin was leaning on pastor carl lynch for fatherly guidance beiber pops jeremy flew to la from ontario canada with justin's younger brother jackson in tow. jeremy was seen driving around town in justin who was in his own vehicle. not quite sure why they weren't ririding together. sources say jeremy's visit is absolutely a direct response to justin's tumultuous week from pulling the plug on the purpose tour to accidentally hitting a paparazzi with his truck. the last time justin actually hung with his dad was last christmas. >> wow. that's interesting. you know what else it's f

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louie and kathy. wife calls me in the room and said, "howie, you've got to see this." louie was playing the "deal or no deal" machine, he hit the jackpot and won $10,000. >> seth: fantastic. >> you got to see that. i said, "well, this is great." i put on my coat, i ran out of my room. down the hall, into the elevator. across the whole casino i see the lights going off on the "deal or no deal" machine. his wife is crying. they're peeling off hundreds. they're giving her $100,000. i go and give them a hug and this is life-changing. $10,000. i notice there's lights and a crowd around me and i look and people are taking pictures. and i realize, they have no idea that this is my friend. people think that if you hit the jackpot -- [ laughter ] on the "deal or no deal" machine, i show up. so -- [ laughter and applause ] thank you, thank you. so i looked at them and i went "oh, somebody just hit in reno!" and i went and then -- [ laughter ] you can see in the distance, the whole crowd moving over to the "whee

. >> the future louie could be very bitter toward scrooge.dn't -- this scrooge is still alive. >> reporter: is it always like this or you're just overexcited because strangers are here? >> no. >> reporter: it's always like this? >> calm precision from the art director. >> here's how he looks to the audience. here's how he looks to us. he has to look consistent through the whole show and there are tons of people who work on it. >> this is a model sheet of donald. >> reporter: and time-consuming tweaking in animation and editing. >> the characters look like that and then we change it so they can be a little more on model. >> the way they drew his mouth is incorrect. they drew a mouth in front of his beak. >> reporter: these oversized children are executive producer and head writer. buck stops with them. >> our main goal is to give kids today the feeling that we had. >> it really is created with a lot of love. >> reporter: they gave me some groans and a line. egyptian episode. episode 109. >> right. but if we attack tothra and he tells us to sur

abc7 news reporter david louie has the details and reaction from a neighbor who said he trusted nguyen for years. >> fellow 10 nlts of the strip mall believe nguyen has operated the stiedio for five years. people described him as friend friendly and trust worthy, but police say they found a hidden camera in the bathroom, and images of one child under age 10. it's alleged by police he was attempting to manufacture child pornography. >> we're trying to determine exactly who's on the images, being that it's a sole bathroom facility, not only are we concerned about the children, but also concerned about parents and/or additional staff, if any exist. sent to the fbi in san francisco for analysis. the shop keeper next door says he's shocked by the arrest. he considered nguyen trust worthy and sent his grandson to the studio for several years. >> five years, he come here, my grandson. and i trust him, you know, and he is doing good now in middle school. because they help him. >> so you trust mr. nguyen? >> yeah. >> others say nguyen often slept at the studio and operated the facility seven da