. >>> and louie louie, the royal family connection behind the little prince's name surprise. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, i'm savannah guthrie in tonight for lester. with a smile, handshake and a stroll, the leaders of north and south korea stunned the world with their agreement to seek peace on the korean peninsula after more than six decades of hostilities. it's a long way from just last summer when north korea the and u.s. are exchanging threats of nuclear war and while words and images are remarkable tonight, the question will north korea really give up nukes and can president trump help get it done. nbc's chief global correspondent bill neely leading us off. >> reporter: a small step for kim jong-un, a leap into history as the first north korean leader to set foot in the south. hand and hand with its president moon and briefly stepping back in the north. unthinkable just months ago, this was a day of high hopes. the peace era starts now kim said, but no promise here to get rid of his nuclear weapons. no more war said president moon, a p

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david louie has the story of the survivors. >> reporter: i am at the bay hill shopping center across the street from the youtube shopping center. this became a safe haven to those employees including those that were injured. >> i heard the shots and i knew immediately that was gun shots. >> i thought it was construction going on. >> reporter: as the shooter began firing many employees of youtube rushed out of the building some with hands up as police instructed. some ran to the bay hill shopping center for cover. jesse pineda was at carl's carls when he helped a woman. >> got her through the side door, put the napkins on her leg. another girl was shot and she was laying in the courtyard with a bunch of tables here. and she was dead. >> denny works at brews restaurant. >> the woman that was with them was shot on her lower ankle put them in the restaurant and gave them towels, band-aids and tried to calm them down. >> reporter: one of the victims told him that the shooting started in the >>> stanford was ready to receive patients but paramedics didn't take any way. mills was on alert b

the royal palace announced that the baby's name is louie arthur charles winder. louie was born on wednesday, the third child of the duke and duchess of came bridge or as we know them, william and kate. he's fifth in line for the throne. and there are a lot of questions about how to pronounce the baby's name from hello canada, to the sun in the mirror. tabloids are giving royal watchers a bit of a hint on how to say louie. >>> of course the other big royal story is the wedding of prince harry and megan markle. there will be a special edition of good morning america on saturday may 19th, starting at 2:00 a.m. they'll anchor live from windsor england. be sure to tune in. >>> more to come here. san jose police marked a major milestone today as the department graduated its newest class of recruits. next find out what's in the numbers and what makes cla cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula h

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. >> the royal palace announced this morning that it's louie, as in louie arthur charles windsor. s he was born on monday, fifth in line for the throne after his grandfather prince charles, his dad and older siblings george and charlotte. >> one tunnel or two? b.a.r.t. makes a decision that will cut almost a year from construction of the extension to san jose. >> state regulators make a decision that could cost uber millions. >>> if you're feeling anxious, down or just need to talk, there's a new way by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> we haveanother chanceof thunderstorms across the state. the area in green is the best chance of lightning and small hail today. as we look around, 59 in eureka, 77 in fresno. mid to upper 60s in so cal. 97, a warm one in palm springs. here is a look at my seven-day forecast for tahoe. what you'll notice, as temperatures hit nearly 70 yeterday

. >>> abc7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> reporter: lori smith is running for her sixthm in june, however one of her opponents and the retired judge who chair the county's blue ribbon commission on jail reform are calling for her to resign. reporter tracey kaplan detailed claims made two decades ago when smith was assistant sheriff, smith took a potentially damaging audio cassette during an internal affairs investigation of which she thought she was the focus. >> whether she thought she was the subject of that investigation or not, to take that tape, view it, listen to it and then intervene. that is totally unethical. >> reporter: the judge also wants sharon smith to resign over a report submitted to the board of supervisors today. a report detailing the progress that's been made. >> i believe this piece is a public piece, it's basically some publicity for the sheriff's to promote her agenda. we taxpayers paid $75,000 for this report. and it's not worth the paper it's written on. >> reporter: we contacted the sheriff's office, but were told that smith's schedule was too

in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> all right let's move on to consumer news. you accidentally crack the iphone careen what do you do. >> 7 on your side michael finney with advice. >> work phone has a crack on the corner. yours do too. sooner or later happens to the best of us. the smartphone screen cracks. a professional replacement can be consumer. consumer reports wanted to try cheaper do it yourself repair kits to see how easy orr not easy it is to go from shattered to smooth. cracked phone screens are annoying and sooner or later mm of them need to be fixed. now if your phone is not under warranty older or both paying to fix it might not seem worth it. >> it would have cost me $129 to get the screen of the 6 repaired. >> consumer reports writes about smartphones she wanted to try a few did do it yourself screen repair kits to see how they work. brie rounded up cracked iphone sixes and fixed them for about $50. >> it was actually really hard. >> what does it really take to fix your own screen a lot of patience and skill. in addition to removing the screen y

abc 7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> after polling 1,500 residents the gup sol convalley rising showed up with a list of demands as plans unfold for a megagoogle campus near downtown san jose. an estimated 20,000 people could work at the complex near diridon train station and sap center. >> if they want to come to san jose we have expectations how they could be good neighbors. >> she and othersant want goo google to commit to affordable housing funds for local schools and public transit and jobs for local residents. there is concern about displaysment of existing residents. >> you're talking about well they can always come back three and a half years later really a couple with children? they had it relocate school and everything else you're telling them to come back. >> silicon valley rice something a coalition of faith community and labor groups. >> we ask the blessings upon google as well that they take the time to take us seriously, to hear the needs of the community. >> a google manager was on hand to receive the survey results and list of demands. >> it's a very robu

at stanford, david louie abc 7 news. >>> new reports tonight that the trump administration is ready to freeze america's fuel economy targets for cars and suv attention. setting up a legal battle with california. the los angeles times reports that the epa is circulating a draft proposal that would freeze the strict mileage targets the obama administration worked out with california. that plan called for increasing the average fuel economy for passenger cars appear suvs to 55 mile per gallon by 2025. the formal proposal is expected in the coming weeks. >>> if you are planning a trip to mirror woods do it soon. the entrance fee going up by 50%. aerktd to the media partner, the price to visit will climb to $15 per person come january 1st. and annual pass will increase from $40 to $45. you also have to pay that new $8 parking fee. the fee increase is part of a plan by the national park service to increase fees at all parks across the nation. >>> today's asher day, san jose mayor sam liccardo planted a tree in kelly park this morning. asher day celebrates the roll of trees in our lives and p

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her our reporter david louie. >> all right were we're moving on now we aapologize we don't have thateady for you just now. >>> facebook now says tens of millions more users may have had their personal information shared with -- with the political consulting firm at cambridge analytica than they initially thought. the company's coo sheryl sandberg spoke about what needs has ton. >> >> reporter: nb announcing changes to raise privacy as mark zuckerberg takes responsibility for the social media jienlt's failure to do so in the past. >> we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility. and that was a huge mistake. it was my mistake. >> revealing that as many as 87 million people mostly in the u.s. may have had information improperly shared with political consulting firm cambridge analytica, far more than the 50 million nirkly suspected ppt firm defying saying it licensed data for no more than 30 million people none of it was used in the presidential campaign. and that cambridge analytica immediately deleted the data after being contacted by facebook. facebook saying starting mond

. >> our news reporter david louie begins coverage and says the california senators put zuckerberg on the hot seat. >> it was mark zuckerberg's first time testifying in congress, still photographers trained lenses on him while 44 senators prepared to pepper him with tough questions. the 33-year-old founder first read a prepared statement apologizing for the data breach. he kept eye contact with the senators not appearing to rely on notes or a script. california senator camilla harris wanted to know if zuckerberg was involved in not informing users their information had been compromised >> senator? retrospect we clearly view it as a mistake that we didn't inform people. we did that based on false information we thought the case was closed and the data was deleted >> there was a decision made on that basis not to inform users is that correct. >> that's my understanding. >> diane feinstein wanted to know what facebook is doing to prevent foreign actors from interfering in u.s. elections. >> we have deployed new ai tools that do a better job of identifying fake accounts that may be trying

david louie takes a look what was said. >> reporter: a difference of opinion that could be a one time argument or a start of a battle. tim cook was asked how he would handle last week's data scandal. >> i wouldn't be in the situation. >> reporter: cook said that in an msnbc interview. >> we could make a ton of money if we monetized our customer. if our customer was our product. we could make a ton of money and we have elected not to do that. >> reporter: that caused facebook ceo mark zuckerberg to fire back. >> i find that argument that if you are not paying, that somehow we can't care about you, to be extremely glib and not at all aligned with the truth. >> reporter: facebook is not alone in gathering user data. bob o'donnell says the key issue is trust worthiness. >> the entire tech industry is under a spotlight that we have never seen before. that is causing people to react in ways they wouldn't have in the past. >> reporter: the bigger concern is winning over the confidence of users. so a lot at stake for appear and will facebook and for others. >> what is different here is the le

abc 7 news reporter david louie has the details and about the rape cases deangelo may be connected to. >> let story of suspect joseph james deangelo is filled with contra dicks. doongle o may have used his experience in law enforcement to mask his crimes. deangelo was a police officer in the small town of exiter from 1973 to 1976. an officer in auburn from 1976 until until let goe for alleged shop lifting in 1979. >> and that is surprising that somebody can compartmentalize their lives so well that they can be a police officer and one of the most notorious serial killers of all time. >> keith come as is could more of a book about the east area rap rapist case and westbound master of the site outleting the crimes. they believed he could be responsible for three rape cases in the south bay. two in san jose and one in fremont. we couldn't find anyone in the nakds who were living here 40 years ago who might remember the impact the crimes had. less police in both cities wouldn't talk about cold cases. the crimes occurred in 19 the 78 and 79 which would coincide with deangelo working as an

in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> all right. you could soon get a chance to vote on whether the state remains part of the union. the secretary of state's office has cleared yes california to start gathering signatures for the group's proposed initiative to establish an independent referendum in 2021. organizers have until october to gather 366,000 signatures from california voters. cal exit supporters say they're tired of living in a state with some of the highest taxes in the country. >> this is about taxation without representation. every revolution starts because of that. >> i'm personally fed up. like i can't take it anymore. i work way too hard to struggle this much. >> campaign organizers say if they can't collect a quarter of the voter signatures required, they'll get the opportunity to make their case before the state legislature. >>> uber will finally stop letting drivers see your exact address. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with that story tonight. >> a lot of people didn't know they could do that. even if

david louie, abc7 news. >>> one more week that is how many time a judge is giving lawyers for nikolasto expect evidence from the prosecution. charged with 17 counts of murder and 17 counts of attempt to murder in the valentine's day shooting. cruz has waived his right to a speedy trial. his lawyer says the 19-year-old would plead guilty if guaranteed a life sentence. >>> senate education committee this week, currently student haves to participate in fire drills twice a year, the bill would require an active threat drill from kindergarten to twelfth grade. >>> the measure introduced by state republicans would have removed data sharing restrictions between federal and local law enforcement agencies. still, the bill's author says he is encouraged by several cities in orange county opting out of the law. >> interesting you are seeing cities saying we are in option sb-54 and we are going to coordinate with the federal authorities. >> the aclu argues that the bill raises constitutional concerns by allowing local entanglement. a newly released poll finds californi californians are divided ov

in san jose david louie. >>> i think he is a fan. >> it is kind of nice behind us. blue skies, puffy clouds. >> big change from earlier today. the hail was strange. spencer here with the forecast. >> yes, a bit strange. less strange now. we don't have much in the way of precipitation but there are few spots here in the north bay. parts of napa and sonoma county even down into marin county. some heavier activity farther east down towards vacaville. south bay fresh line of showers moving -- whoops. i just dropped my clicker. i am the clicker picker upper. fresh wave of showers. these are basically light showers. here is aiew of sutro tower. it is 52 degrees here in san francisco, 54 oakland. mountain view 55. this is the view from the south beach camera. it is 50 degrees up north in santa rosa. temperatures are this the low to mid-50s. one more live view. this is dramatic. looking towards the west north west from our east bay hills camera. we will see partial clearing with chilly conditions overnight. rain returns and we will have sunny and warmer days starting at the

abc 7 news reporter david louie talking to south bay authorities about two crimes the killer is accused of there and way no charges can be filed in those cases. that's coming >>> crews are demolishing an unfinished apartment complex in cong cord after a suspicious fire weakened it and cause to do to collapse. sky 7 flew above the complex while heavy equipmenter to through it. the some of it continues to smolder. so far fire investigators haven't been able to go inside because it's too unstable. >> there is no life or property at risk here. we are being deliberate and taking our time and making sure that all the different players here are coordinated we don't put anything asset richk. >> firefighters are remain on the scene sprays hot spots and expect to find more hot spots as demolish teams tear through. >>> turning totd forecast now you may have noticed a little cooler than average. >> a live live look outside from the roof camera. still nice, a warm up on the with i but some people could be damaging rain drops. expenser is here with more. >> although the skies mainly clear cool marine

david louie takes a look what was said. >> reporter: a difference of opinion that could be a one time argument or a start of a battle. tim cook was asked how he would handle last week's data scandal. >> i wouldn't be in the situation. >> reporter: cook said that in an msnbc interview. >> we could make a ton of money if we monetized our customer. if our customer was our product. we could make a ton of money and we have elected not to do that. >> reporter: that caused facebook ceo mark zuckerberg to fire back. >> i find that argument that if you are not paying, that somehow we can't care about you, to be extremely glib and not at all aligned with the truth. >> reporter: facebook is not alone in gathering user data. bob o'donnell says the key issue is trust worthiness. >> the entire tech industry is under a spotlight that we have never seen before. that is causing people to react in ways they wouldn't have in the past. >> reporter: the bigger concern is winning over the confidence of users. so a lot at stake for appear and will facebook and for others. >> what is different here is the le

david louie was on hand. >> reporter: the capability of drones keeps expanding and with that, a need for people. hosting a group of veterans, military veterans to open their eyes what they could offer as veterans. >> should be thinking about how to leverage that experience set. >> reporter: these 25 are participants in a ten-day program. one of them is grant who separated from the air force two weeks ago after eight years of active service and four years at the air force academy. >> ai and drones are interesting to me. under lying a lot of the technology that is at the forefront. >> reporter: six veterans on his team which manufactures own veterans. jennifer is preparing to leave active duty in the navy she valued the opportunity to pick the brains of veterans now working in the valley. >> teaching us about leadership and team work and how to manage projects and translating that to a dialogue/the transfer that. >> reporter: the majority of the students get hired in the tech sector. in menlo park, david louie, abc7 news. >>> the price of wine is rising. >> ♪ ♪ get high speed internet

. >> abc7 news reporter david louie looks at how zuckerberg is looking to face congress. >> reporter: california's two senators will be among those questioning mark zuckerberg over the next two days. zuckerberg has been getting behind the scenes help to get ready. >> meeting with coaches to help him be contrite and articulate and make sure he doesn't lose his cool. and meeting behind closed doors. >> reporter: ready to take the blame for the relse of information. prepared testimony released by the house, zuckerberg plans to say on wednesday's hearing quote we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake. it was my mistake and i'm sorry. if his testimony isn't credible. advertising executive told us he hopes for more transparency. >> what we as consumers need a better dialogue how do we create transparency. >>> steve wozniak quit facebook today. >> if you comment something on facebook and i click like, it is an unseen and visible connection between show you not between myself and a bunch of advertisers that are paying facebook. >> reporter: his appea

david louie, abc7 news. >>> one more week that is how many time a judge is giving lawyers for nikolas cruz to expect evidence from the prosecution. charged with 17 counts of murder and 17 counts of attempt to murder in the valentine's day shooting. cruz has waived his right to a speedy trial. his lawyer says the 19-year-old would plead guilty if guaranteed a life sentence. >>> senate education committee this week, currently student haves to participate in fire drills twice a year, the bill would require an active threat drill from kindergarten to twelfth grade. >>> the measure introduced by state republicans would have removed data sharing restrictions between federal and local law enforcement agencies. still, the bill's author says he is encouraged by several cities in orange county opting out of the law. >> interesting you are seeing cities saying we are in option sb-54 and we are going to coordinate with the federal authorities. >> the aclu argues that the bill raises constitutional concerns by allowing local entanglement. a newly released poll finds californi californians are divi

. >> reporter david louie has details about this public private partnership. >> reporter: even though cell towers seem to be every where, miniature cell based stations that look like this. at and t has agreed to lease 200 poles to help increase cell coverage. revenue will go into a found address a problem in low income areas to help 95,000 people who don't have broad band. school children can't get their homework done without the internet. >> for community members who have limited transportation access or people who live with three or five other families per home, having to share a computer or based on fixed time is difficult for them to get their assignments completed. >> san jose customers will improve wireless service. >> where we have a dead spot or a low spot now and it also lets us predict into the future where we know there is going to be traffic issues and allows us to build up capacity in those areas where we have heavy usage. >> reporter: at and t is also paying san jose $1 million up front to cover per permit fees. contract with at and t is on or about exclusive. in san jos

. >> abc7 news reporter david louie looks at how zuckerberg is looking to face congress. >> reporter: california's two senators will be among those questioning mark zuckerberg over the next two days. zuckerberg has been getting behind the scenes help to get ready. >> meeting with coaches to help him be contrite and articulate and make sure he doesn't lose his cool. and meeting behind closed doors. >> reporter: ready to take the blame for the release of information. prepared testimony released by the house, zuckerberg plans to say on wednesday's hearing quote we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake. it was my mistake and i'm sorry. if his testimony isn't credible. advertising executive told us he hopes for more transparency. >> what we as consumers need a better dialogue how do we create transparency. >>> steve wozniak quit facebook today. >> if you comment something on facebook and i click like, it is an unseen and visible connection between show you not between myself and a bunch of advertisers that are paying facebook. >> reporter: his app

david louie has the video. >> reporter: body cam video shows an officer approaching upon t pontiac. >u are reported as missing. >> reporter: she cooperated with police producing her id and acknowledging she was getting away from her father. >> are you taking any type of medication at all? >> no. >> are you supposed to take medication? >> no. >> okay. you don't want to hurt yourself do you? you don't want to hurt anybody? you don't want to commit suicide or anything like that right? >> reporter: less than 11 hours later, she shot three people before wounding and killing herself. >> i mean it is a great city -- >> reporter: she said she wanted to get out of san diego and she had memories she didn't want to have. >> her father told abc7 news his daughter was upset over youtube. >> don't worry about it. >> reporter: mountain view police did not recontact police. >> that is not the first time that we have heard somebody be angry about social media platform changes. >> reporter: in mountain view, david louie abc7 news. >>> signatures no longer required. coming up what is changing to make pl

david louie has the video. >> reporter: body cam video shows an officer approaching a upon t pontiac. >> you are reported as missing. >> reporter: she cooperated with police producing her id and acknowledging she was getting away from her father. >> are you taking any type of medication at all? >> no. >> are you supposed to take medication? >> no. >> okay. you don't want to hurt yourself do you? you don't want to hurt anybody? you don't want to commit suicide or anything like that right? >> reporter: less than 11 hours later, she shot three people before wounding and killing herself. >> i mean it is a great city -- >> reporter: she said she wanted to get out of san diego and she had memories she didn't want to have. >> her father told abc7 news his daughter was upset over youtube. >> don worry about it. >> reporter: mountain view police did not recontact police. >> that is not the first time that we have heard somebody be angry about social media platform changes. >> reporter: in mountain view, david louie abc7 news. >>> signatures no longer required. coming up what is changing to mak

in san jose david louie. >>> i think he is a fan. >> it is kind of nice behind us.s. >> big change from earlier today. the hail was strange. spencer here with the forecast. >> yes, a bit strange. less strange now. we don't have much in the way of precipitation but there are few spots here in the north bay. parts of napa and sonoma county even down into marin county. some heavier activity farther east down towards vacaville. south bay fresh line of showers moving -- whoops. i just dropped my clicker. i am the clicker picker upper. fresh wave of showers. these are basically light showers. here is a view of sutro tower. it is 52 degrees here in san francisco, 54 oakland. mountain view 55. this is the view from the south beach camera. it is 50 degrees up north in santa rosa. temperatures are this the low to mid-50s. one more live view. this is dramatic. looking towards the west north west from our east bay hills camera. we will see partial clearing with chilly conditions overnight. rain returns and we will have sunny and warmer days starting at the end of the week. here

. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie has hiemts of zuckerberg apologizing for the massive data breech. >> memphis of the house were tougher than the senate claegs the day before. represent he was such as congresswoman of palo alto asked a laser sharp question bringing the privacy breech home. >> was your data included in the data sold to the malmalicious third parties your personal data. >> yes. >> it was. the facebook survived two days on the hot seat but the company may have seen its reputation suffer based on zuckerberg's performance. a survey by the san francisco technology public relations firm taken after the tuesday testimony indicated 66% of those questions like fv but 5 a% distrusts the social network. critics think the disclosure could have been handled better that. >> he could have been more forth come about that and explained how he felt a bit supposed because of this. i think that was that was lacking in hem is zuckerberg was asked of agency or new laws should be created to protect i've privacy. >> it's an idea that consideration. i'm not the type of person thinking there

david louie was on hand. >> reporter: the capability of drones keeps expanding and with that, a needd people. hosting a group of veterans, military veterans to open their eyes what they could offer as veterans. >> should be thinking about how to leverage that experience set. >> reporter: these 25 veterans are participants in a ten-day program. one of them is grant who separated from the air force two weeks ago after eight years of active service and four years at the air force academy. >> ai and drones are interesting to me. under lying a lot of the technology that i at the forefront. >> reporter: six veterans on his team which manufactures own veterans. jennifer is preparing to leave active duty in the navy she valued the opportunity to pick the brains of veterans now working in the valley. >> teaching us about leadership and team work and how to manage projects and translating that to a dialogue/theability to transfer that. >> reporter: the majority of the students get hired in the tech sector. in menlo park, david louie, abc7 news. >>> the price of wine is rising. >> >>> starting

. >> reporter david louie has details about this public private partnership. >> reporter: even thoughl towers seem to be every miniature cell based stations that look like this. at and t has agreed to lease 200 poles to help increase cell coverage. revenue will go into a found address a problem in low income areas to help don't have broad band. school children can't get their homework done without the internet. >> for community members who have limited transportation access or people who live with three or five other families per home, having to share a computer or based on fixed time is difficult for them to get their assignments completed. >> san jose customers will improve wireless service. >> where we have a dead spot or a low spot now and it also lets us predict into the future where we know there is going to be traffic issues and allows us to build up capacity in those areas where we have heavy usage. >> reporter: at and t is also paying san jose $1 million up front to cover permit fees. contract with at and t is on or about exclusive. in san jose. david louie abc7 news. >>> gap

david louie shows us a new invention that will be. >> reporter: physicists are spending a lot of time looking at plankton in the lab at the research center. >> prankten is any small critter that drifts in the water. >> reporter: it's believed plankton might provide early warning signs. a regular mike scope can't keep them in focus. zimmerman invented a digital stereo mike scope he wants to immerse in rivers, ponds and oceans that has no lens solving the focus problem. >> we hope with this instrument we'll be able to get realtime information and shortening the time. >> reporter: a trip program with artificial intelligence will look for danger and examine the reason. 40% of the earth's plankton has died which they target to climate change. >> what's amazing is two thirds of the oxygen we breathe are created by these guys. we think about trees but they're only about 18%. so these guys are really the reason we're alive. >> reporter: the doctor was not aware of the new mike scope until he heard zimmerman give class about it. data will be shared by many researchers working under a grant fro

abc 7 reporter david louie has highlights of zuckerberg once again apologizing for that massive data breach. >> reporter: members of the house were tougher than the day before. they asked a laszer sharp question that brought the privacy breach home. >> was your data included in the data sold to the malicious third parties? your personal data? >> yes. >> it was? >> reporter: the facebook ceo survived two days on the hot seat, but the company may have seen its reputation suffer based on zuckerberg's performance, a survey taken after tuesday's testimony indicated 66% of those questions like facebook but 55% distrust the social network. critics think zuckerberg could have handled the disclosure better had he been a victim, too. >> i think he could have come across and explained how he too he was affected. and i think that was lacking in his testimony. >> i think it's an idea that deserves a lot of consideration. i'm not the type of person who thinks there should be no regulation especially because n internet is so important in so many around the world. >> reporter: but will zuckerberg ta

in mountain view, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> a lot more to bring you. words have consequences. that's the lesson tesla is learning this week. >> what the federal government did following tesla's exclusive abc 7 i-team report. >>> a new crack down on car break-ins. can a slogan really help stop people from being targeted in san francisco? >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. things look very different tonight compared to last night this time. i'll let you know how long it lasts before rain learns again. >>> up next a >>> police in alameda need your help solving the city's first homicide this year. a restaurant owner has now died after an attempted robbery on webster street friday night. at the top of your screen you can see the struggle there. it shows attackers beating cindy lee and a 28-year-old woman who tried to help her. they were both rushed to had hospital and lee died from her injuries on tuesday. alameda police have vowed to find the killers. >> we've devoted every available investigative resource exclusively to this investigation. all of our investigators led by our vi

and the ceo of louie vuitton. the friend' president's wife is wearing a louie vuitton dress.e speaker paul ryan has arrived here. a number of big names from the business side as well as political side in this room. kennedy: that is quite a scene to be had there. i know we are perhaps awaiting a toast. that's video from the state dinner. we are peek inside the windows and enjoying the splendor. reporter: the room remind me of a chateau room in versailles, france. they have 1,300 cherry blossoms leading up to that room and the smell is divine. those cherry blossoms were grown in the united states. kennedy: freedom blossoms is what we call them. >> the french influence is the wine. and you have ore wine but they are french plants. >> i will tell you, being an oregonian myself, the finest pinot noir is grown in the willamette valley. the night is complete just about. edward lawrence, thank you very much. president trump's controversial travel ban heads to the supreme court tomorrow. it strictly limits travel from five major muslim countries. hawaii is the lead challenger in the c

david louie, abc 7 news. >>> let's get back to the weather. you never know what's going to happen. >> spencer christian is here with the forast. >> skies are getting clearer and temperatures will be dropping tonight. it's sunny right now. overnight under clear skies with an a little bit less wind than we have now. chilly inland with lows in the mid to upper 30s. mid-40s around the bay. tomorrow's highs will range from the mid-60s at the coast and upper 60s in the bay. low 70s in the inland spots. two sunny and warm days coming our way, satury and sunday. breezy on monday. sunny and warm on tuesday, then a slight chance of rain coming in wednesday evening and continuing into thursday. so it's ups and downs of weather. >> yep. >> the vicissitude. >> that too. >>> now it gets fun. >> yeah, larry's here. >> it is about fun! we've been waiting months for this. the warriors getting set for the spurs in round one of the playoffs. so much talk about flipping the switch. where is the switch? by the way? how about teacher versus ♪ you don't just want ea

. >> david louie has those details. >> reporter: the story of suspect joseph james deangelo is full of contradiction. if the dna evidence is irrefutable he may use his experience in law enforcement to mask the crimes. he was an officer in auburn from 1976 until he was let go for alleged shoplifting in 1979. >> and that is spreurprising th someone can compartmentize their lives so well he can be a police officer and one of the most notorious serial killers of all-time. >> reporter: investigators believe the accused serial killer could be responsible for three rape cases in the south bay, two in san jose and one in fremont. we could not find anyone in these neighborhood who were living here 40 years ago who might remember the impact the crimes had on their sense of safety. police in both cities would not talk about their cold cases. the crimes occurred in 1978 and '79 which would inenicide with deangelo working as a police officer. >> there seems to be a correlation between the rape crimes stopping in california and his dismissal from the police force, both of which happened in 1979. so

. >> david louie had details on this public-private partnership. >> reporter: even though cell towers seem to be everywhere, service can be spotty in some areas. the city has decided to lease some of its 64,000 light poles to carriers to install light cells. that revenue will go into a special fund to address a problem in low income areas to help the 95,000 people who don't have broad band access in san jose. the executive director of the company which focuses on family and educational issues in east san jose says school children can't get their home work done without the internet. >> for a lot of our community members who have little transportation access, those who live with three or five other families per home, having to share a computer or being on fixed times that some of our community access provides it's difficult for them to get all of their assignments completes. >> reporter: san jose residents will see an i believe profits in their wireless service. >> it helps where we have a dead spot or a low spot now and it also lets us predict into the future where we know there's goin

david louie, abc 7 news. >>> let's get back to the weather.w what's going to happen. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> skies are getting clearer and temperatures will be dropping tonight. it's sunny right now. overnight under clear skies with an a little bit less wind than we have now. chilly inland with lows in the mid to upper 30s. mid-40s around the bay. tomorrow's highs will range from the mid-60s at the coast and upper 60s in the bay. low 70s in the inland spots. two sunny and warm days coming our way, saturday and sunday. breezy on monday. sunny and warm on tuesday, then a slight chance of rain coming in wednesday evening and continuing into thursday. so it's ups and downs of weather. >> yep. >> the vicissitude. >> that too. >>> now it gets fun. >> yeah, larry's here. >> it is about fun! we've been waiting months for this. the warriors getting set for the spurs in round one of the playoffs. so much talk about flipping the switch. where is the switch? by the way? by the way? how about teacher ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only

david louie has the video. >> reporter: body cam video shows an officer approaching a upon t pontiac. >> you are reported as missing. >> reporter: she cooperated with police producing her id and acknowledging she was getting away from her father. >> are you taking any type of medication at all? >> no. >> are you supposed to take medication? >> no. >> okay. you don't want to hurt yourself do you? you don't want to hurt anybody? you don't want to commit suicide or anything like that right? >> reporter: less than 11 hours later, she shot three people before wounding and killing herself. >> i mean it is a great city -- >> reporter: she said she wanted to get out of san diego and she had memories she didn't want to have. >> her father told

louie.y the way, 18 french king have gone by the name louie and comes from derivative spanish and thinking german so bottom line is britain gets out of the europe. we have now a prince that has a very european name but did take everyone by surprise. it is shared, though, by william in his name. george -- louie is a new brother. has the great, great uncle -- he was called louie so there's history there. but no one is expecting it arthur a middle name was hot favorite. >> do you think we can justify leading this great program with the naming of a prince. >> absolutely. i'm surprised it wasn't stuart or ashley. opposed to -- [laughter] opposed to this -- [laughter] north and south korea, truely making history today. now, you see in the video they walk across the border that they shake habdz now here's what trump tweeted it be. korean war to end -- the united states and all of the great people should be very proud of what is now taking place in it korea. follows north south summit from senior ad

david louie reviews what each ceo said and gets reaction from a long-time tech analyst. >> reporter: it's rare to see two high profile ceos disagreeing in public. >> now all of a sudden, that trust is coming into question. and when that trust comes into question, you see a lot of companies volleying for position to say wait a minute, we're still a trustworthy company. you can still trust us. >> reporter: tim cook kicked off the exchange in taped interview on msnbc. he was asked how he would handle the problem in which 50 million uszers were compromised. >> i wouldn't be in that situation. >> reporter: he says facebook is advertiser supported. >> we can make a ton of money if we monday advertised our customer. if our customer was our product. we could make a ton of money. we've elected not to do that. >> reporter: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg has shot back on the ez kra klein show on the fox news site. >> i find that argument that you're not paying that somehow we can't care about you. to be extremely glib. and not at all aligned with the truth. >> reporter: facebook is under pressure

. >> william ask kate's new baby is louie arthur charles. it took four days for the new parents to reveal his name. official teelgts, his royal line esprince louie of cambridge. the charles part of his name is to honor lis grandpa, prince charles, but where does louis come from? charles and diana named their first born william arthur phillip louis. we heard him say thinks full name on his wedding day to kate. >> i william arthur phillip louis. >>. >> and this week the palace confirmed prince william will be harry's best man. in 2011 harry stood with william when he tied the knot with kate. >> i can't wait. >> meanwhile, meghan and her tv love patrick j. adams were written off too this week with a wedding. >> i now pronounce you man and wife. >> with that meghan officially left her acting career behind to become a royal. >> it will be the adventure of a lifetime. >> will meghan's good friend serena williams attend her wedding? at the premier of her hbodocu-series being senior evena, she raifz about the bride to be. >> such a great girl, and s

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the royal palace announced this morning that the name is louie. louis arthur charles windsor, born monday, the third child of the duke and duchess of cambridge, aka william and kate, fifth in line for the thrown after his grandfather, prince charles, his dad, oelgder siblings, george an charlotte. >> one tunnel or two? b.a.r.t. makes a decision that will cut almost a year from construction to >>> taking a look around the state. the area shaded in green in the northwest corner is wra we have our best chance of lightning and hail. 59 in eureka, 79 in chico. the sea breeze making it all the way to fresno. palm springs 96. here is my seven-day forecast for tahoe, temperatures sharply cooler today and still falling tomorrow. we've got a chance of rain and snow sunday, monday and tuesday. temperatures back to average and dry by wednesday. >>> b.a.r.t.'s board of directors has approved a plan for a single bore tunnel instead of two for the train extension into san jose. b.a.r.t.'s decision puts the extension into silicon valley to break out in the next t

louie's has been operating for 85 years and during the celebration last night the barber shop was recognized by the city as being one of the oldest cities in the castro. >> it's great to be in the same spot running the same type of business. we've been here longer than many other places. >> the only businesses that are older are the castro theater and cliff variety. >>> easter also fell on april fool's day this year. >> there were plenty of jokes over the weekend. if you missed them, burger king released a video introducing its now chocolate whopper with a chocolate cake bun and syrup. the company said it will release a pretzel oil scent. and another said they discovered the skull of a sigh chops. tesla tweeted a headline writing wrote despite intense efforts to raise money including a last ditch sale of easter heg hunts, tesla has gone so bankrupt. so bankrupt you can't believe it. elon was found passed out against a tesla model three. >>> some april fool's happening on google's map with a where's what doe game f you play it, you will be taken to different places around the world to try to