. >> the they noel refers to is her mother, lorane. lorane is an unlikely app producer.ng the world on real life adventures with her young daughters collete and noel sparked a virtual inspiration. >> that aha moment, i can make an app for that. >> she hired another mom to make the graphics, a dad to write the codes and enlisted the app before listing it. >> my app packing for a trip. >> the trip took her to navigating the ins and outs of app development. >> the barrier to entry is very low. you just need the programming skill, the graphic schools and the idea. >> reporter: lorane started the group moms with apps. >> i would be good if i had wifi. >> reporter: the group does not discriminate. >> i'm a dad with an f. >> most of our good ideas are actually from people that are in the coffee groups. >> reporter: what started as a small bay area group now has 30 different countries. a woman developed a under ocean app. marketing her app has not been so easy. >> so i have this app but i don't have down loads. so i don't make money. >> reporter: but it doesn't dissuade her from

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accident westbound 80 reported near noel valley road traffic slow trying -- to clear from it the left problem in san francisco where amy hollyfield was earlier due to that transformer fire, dubose closed between valencia and mission. you may want to consider 14th street to mission as an alternate. if you are coming off the central freeway into san francisco you won't be able to get on to dubose. mass transit good way to get into san francisco for bart. ace train four minutes late now. >>> some of the science stars who fired a cannonball through a dublin house will be back in the neighborhood tonight. two months ago the show "mythbusters" accidentally fired a cannonball through a home the host apologized, paid for all damage and attended a public forum on safety. at 7:00 tonight the show's host will speak at dublin high's engineering academy. >>> embarrassed uc berkeley officials trying to figure out how the university sold a million dollar piece of artwork for less than $200. the 22 foot long carved redwood panels were part of a project by african-american artist sergeant johnson the

noel walker talked to the family who nursed van winkle back to health. a warning, some of the video might be upsetting. >> reporter: the care-free cocker spaniel this family has been fostering is going up for adoption. van winkle is special. his big paws match a big heart with a capacity to love people despite a horrific past. >> he's just the most lovable dog i've ever known. i just -- i don't know, there's something about him i could see. >> reporter: hard to believe this is the same dog. >> your ears are huge. >> reporter: he arrived in oakland animal services last summer bruised, emaciated, his fur matted beyond belief. the shelter named him win cal because like the character in the story he was in a forced hibernation. >> he was literally mummified. i must admit i was horrified. >> today the shelter director is thrilled. the dog once trapped in a cage of fur now plays like a puppy. years of neglect left van winkle, or winky, as he's affectionately called, totally deaf and blind in one eye. >> so to see him now like this running around and having jus

. >> reporter: noel robertson hopes to add a photograph of him above the trophies. he played with the chapter. >> he is showing -- what it is to be a student athlete and someone that other kids can look up to and say you know i would like to carry myself like that. >> reporter: with the praise is comments about his race. on twitter a boxer posted lin is a good player but the height is because is he asian saying black players do it every night and don't get the same praise. others say these types comments a teachable moment. >> they are racist but what the -- event has created is an opportunity for all the things to come to the surface. >> reporter: he said lin is breaking barrier as the 4th asian american to play in the nba and the first american born adding nobody would pay attention if he wasn't a great player. >> i think that one can't help but look at race. it's nice to think we would think beyond it but it's a factor, doesn't have to be negative. in this case it's a positive one. >> reporter: not only is he breaking bayyers but nba records. . >> music recorded

you type for a couple of hours and go scuba diving with ursula and dress and have lunch with noel coward. from 99.99% of ryder's it doesn't work out like that. >> how did you begin about writing about broadway musicals? >> guest: i always loved music. i started as a disc jockey. i was in radio when was a teenager. i was a disc jockey. i wasn't a terribly good disc jockey and got fired. if you get fired and have no other skills, writing is one of the few things you can do. if you have no other qualifications that would command you to an employer, you should write. i wrote a piece and mailed it off and it got published and i got a check for a three figure from. this is great. i can live off of this for three month suspended in 48 hours stalin have to write something else and that became a habit. and i started writing because i had been a disc jockey and love the music, started writing about that area and again to go back to talk about my favorite writers one of my favorite writers were songwriters. if you are a foreigner one way you learn about particularly the american language and the mu

. >> kroft: walter noel, one of the founding partners of fairfield greenwich, declined to talk to us has reportedly been lying low with his wife at their compound on the private island of mustique. but in a statement to "60 minutes," his firm said that it too was a victim of bernie madoff, that it had placed too much trust in his "then-impeccable reputation" and in the fact that there had been "multiple reviews of madoff by the sec." >> mr. madoff, what do you have to say for yourself? >> kroft: in the end, harry markopolos had been right about bernie madoff. he will be going to prison, but not because of anything that harry or the sec did. in a bad economy, madoff's lies simply collapsed under their own weight. >> no one was investigating mr. madoff at the end. >> kroft: so he turned himself in before anybody in a position of authority began a serious investigation? >> that's typically how the sec does it. they come in after the crime has been committed, they toe-tag the victims, count the bodies, and try to figure out who the crooks were after the fact, which does none of us any go

john noel is a spokesperson for the uss carrier industry. >> sure, they are hat to maintain. huge consumer nuisance as well. >> the system is not foolproof. >> criminals are quite resourceful in that respect. >> but in australia -- >> we don't see a lot of that happening in this market. >> this maven agrees. >> i have yet to see it. >> he is a manager, a worldwide chain of stores that buys and sells used electronics. >> unhike the stores we visited, the strict pawnshop regulation. >> anyone who wants to sell a phone gets there are lee checked. >> what i need for you real quick is a signature and a right thumbprint. >> customers even get fingerprinted. and it makes -- couldn't provide a data base, too. >> it's either laziness or other means of properties. they sell more phones. >> it seems like there's no incentive for the carriers or manufactures to produce a data base. because at the end of the day -- >> is there no likelihood at all that this could happen sometime in the future? >> if there's something you can do beyond what is in the place today, i'm sure carriers are quit

no one at the noel would speak with us today but we did see what looks like an attempt to dissuade prostitution. several printed signs in the window and rules of conduct for motel guests, the same scene at the economy inn on 12th street the subject of another trial starting next friday. the clerk said they are doing all they can and are strict about who they allow to state. >> as of yesterday we only are three new customers. we rejected everybody else. >> reporter: the neighbor says there is plenty of obvious prostitution around the area, but they say the motel is a legitimate business. >> i think they should keep control of the prostitution because it's not good for tourists. >> reporter: the city attorney says prostitution brings rapes and kidnapping and that the owners are well aware of the problem. >>> we're seeking an order from the court shutting the businesses down for a year during which time they can develop a business plan that does not rely on prostitution for their revenues. >> reporter: in oakland, anne makovec, cbs 5. >> and who dropped rocks and concrete on a police officer in li

capability space technologies, noel, communications of environmental forces are confined by borders and can trigger the transnational disruptions with astonishing speed as we have seen and i doubt that you would disagree with these comments. i don't know anybody who would. but the challenge to think that we are struggling with me and senator lieberman and others have expressed this is our heartfelt desire to have the mission to determine the budget and not the budget the mission, and you are of course constrained by law the congress passes and the president signs, so we realize that this is our responsibility to meet your responsibilities to try to minimize the risks and maximize our national security given the money appropriated by congress, and i appreciate general deinze talked about looking beyond the budget window to the long-term risk. but let me talk about the near-term risk and something that has already been diluted to, and that is the -- we have made the statement, secretary panetta, you and others, that there are certain red lines with regards to iran blocking the streets of

with noel intent toward you in your service because i sized that i appreciate your dvd. but it has been said much by those of us and members of the people how frustrated we are but the do-nothing senate. a literal do-nothing senate. a thousand seven days without passing the budget, without dealing with for the 30 those we have sent for jobs purposes than listening to some of the cynical pandering to some of my colleagues on the other side of the house but we are not doing anything with jobs. it is frustrating. when i go back to me districting hear frustration of many people who are frustrated not completely democrat, but with republicans, with the saw that things are getting done. it is challenging to take it to what we are attempting to do it. i can certainly surmise how the president might feel when he sees his senate not providing affirmation to this appointment, confirming them and letting them go on with what is purpose that, what is intended processes about. i can understand not. but here in the people's house, we understand more maybe than any other branch what th

a small number of outcome-focused measures like third grade reading and high school achievement we noel accelerate learning and free up resources for a comprehensive education. choice is clear. and the time is now. we have the opportunity to seek a waiver from the punitive aspects of the no child left behind law if, if we can create our own home-grown alternative that provides smart accountability and better paths for students' success. so the second bill we're going to submit will establish educational achievement compacts which are essential to winning that waiver and also essential to achieving our goal of 100% high school graduation rates by 2025. so the achievement compacts will replace the federal compliance-based approach and create partnership agreements between the state and our educational institutions, school districts, universities and community colleges to express a common commitment to approved student outcomes but tailor those outcomes to the unique circumstances of each school district or educational institution. it will also allow us to be able to compare progress and o

on his schedule, we noel eat dinner at the home of robert may lore. and the ticket for that 38,000 dollars per plate. at 5:00 m m we know there is a massage in advance of his arrival of and he is expected to make a speech. $100 for a general seat and 1,000 for bp seat and if you want a picture with the president, $10,000. so again, preparations are already underway and you can see barricades are up. in the past when this happen happened -- when this has happened before, it is a very busy day and he is expected to leave tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> well at least one group will be protesting his visit. medical marijuana supporters are against the administrations crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries. the protests have been planned in nine cities around the country including the president's campaign headquarters in sacramento and san diego. >>> restaurant owners have a strong warning and the group representing business owners say they will sue if forced to change the hours in which they serve alcohol. this co

noel. >> reporter: that letter is enlightening.d outside this non-descript building, considering the important role they're going to play in the investigation in the speed freak killers. this is one of lab that will be testing some of the evidence coming from that well near lynden. more than one thousand bone fragments, articles of clothing and jewelry will be analyzed at the state crime lab to try to identify the victims. this comes if a well near lynden, a well that one of the so-called speed freak killers led investigators to via map. wesley shermantine says he didn't know the can of worms he was opening. he sent a handwritten note to cbs13 in sacramento, penned on valentine's day, and signed, have a nice day. he says the news reports are lies, that his childhood friend lauren herzog, now dead, killed and dumped the victims, not him. shermantine claims herzog targeted victims in modesto as well and insists he never said he knew "where that a ward girl was" referring to mckalea garrett, who has been missing now since 1988. in tha

. >> and i'm noel. [ laughter ] >> and our husbands play for the indianapolis colts. [ cheers and applauset. >> it's so refreshing to meet a group of such strong, powerful women. >> if you ask me -- they look kind of like dudes. [ laughter ] >> cheers! >> eat up. look at all the great food! come on! look at all the great food! >> i just want to do a little taste of everything. >> a little salad -- >> oh, gosh, i gotta just eat healthy -- [ laughter ] >> we may be at the super bowl, but there is no bowl in this world super enough to hold yvonne's lunch. >> you know what? i'mma do that. you know what? i'm just gon' do that. >> oh. >> you know, i'm just gon' go ahead and just grab this one. uh oh, hello! >> the woman can eat. >> can i have everyone's attencione, please? >> fine. >> i'd like to make a toast. thank you all for coming. and to my new friends, the colts' wives. i want to wish your husbands the best of luck at the super bowl this weekend. ♪ >> this is awkward. >> i'm sorry, but our boys didn't make it to the super bowl this year. >> excuse me? what do you mean they didn't make it t

our noel walker is heading out to the scene right now. >>> and to update you on the situation we have hayward. sa

and john noel created davey jones. >> we weren't coming in with preconceived notions what it meant tofrom our comfort zone. >> if they win, the director picks up the oscar. from pixar, owned by disney, comes along luna. it's about a boy on a discovery with his dad and grandfather. they came here from italy. he has been at pixar for ten years. he made a presentation to the pixar chief to get it made. >> i made 30 images and i presented them, scanning through them. so you try to give an idea of what the story is about. >> it has a look that's different from past pixar films. >> i was also trying to do something a little poetic, a little slower. >> maybe he will add to pixar's oscars with will slightly biographical film. >> my dad has a travel agency and i think it's turned into the travel italy headquarters. you will be able to see laluna when it plays in theaters when it opens on june 22nd. you will be able to see it in theaters along with "brave" that opens up on the 2 continued. i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. see you on the isle. >> oscar sunday is tomorrow and at our exclusive website,

and john noel created davery jones. >> we weren't coming in with preconceived notions what it meant toe. we came to it from our comfort zone. >> if they win, the director picks up the oscar. from primville's pixar," owned by disney, comes along luna, it's about a boy on a discovery with his dad and grandfather. they came here from italy. he has been at pixar for ten years. he made a presentation to the pixar chief to get it made. >> you scan through them and give an idea of what the story is about. >> it has a look that's different from past pixar films. >> i was also trying to do something a little poetic, a little slower. >> maybe he will add to their as scores with will slightly biographical film. >> my dad has a travel agency and i think it's turned into the travel italy headquarters. you will be able to see laluna when it plays in theaters when it opens on june 22nd. we should mention too skywalker sound is also up and war horse. i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. see you on the isle. >> oscar sunday is tomorrow and at our exclusive website, oscars.com, you will find a lot of history and

our stage manager noel here. >> we're trying ton rub it in too much, actually. no, we will rub it in. >> it was a thrilling finish to super bowl xlvi last night. eli manning, a new orleans native, guided the giants 88 yards in the closing minutes of the game for a touchdown with less than a minute left. new england took over and marched back down the field. >> ooh, but with the clock running out, no patriot could hang on to a long desperation pass by tom brady. and the new york giants won 21-17. their second super bowl victory over new england in four years. and eli manning was named the mvp. no surprise there. >> rightfully so. this kicks off the big debate as to whether eli can really lay claim to being an elite quarterback. to me that's a done deal now. two times in four years. it's all the you, eli. no shirt right here. he's loving life right now. he's excited. we'll be right back with more right after this. big blue. ♪ no one remembers a loser ♪ a loser ♪ ♪ hands that feel soft and silky smooth! ooh...she's got the look. what's her secret? the gloves? dawn?

. >> even though he's going up to bill belichick trying to join chuck noel is the only one to win four poor intoalz, it's a push on sunday. even though coughlin comes across as this hard nose defensive line coach he's always been an offensive coach. he's actually one of the most brilliant offensive minds of his time. charlie he wins too and he wins them under these circumstances. i think it puts them in the hall of fame. >> mike doesn't have field more phone calls about fans who want to fire tom. he's tenure. the giants coach as long as he wants to be. for all the people who wanted him fired, charlie he's safe. >> charlie: what surprises might we see here? special teams, runningbacks? what else might be a game changer? >> wl, here's the thing. and you know, you sound like some tortured coach who has been locked in a room watching film when you thank you about turnovers. the giants have pretty much made this run because they haven't turned the ball over. you don't t to play like that forever. charlie, i talk all the time about how random and fragile and wonderful sports is. if a ball ds

. >> mark noel is my friend who has done a great job of making everything better. guy who thinks about things i don't think about. >> it might look unsafe, but a lot of care and attention has gone to make it very safe. >> cluster ballooning has come a long way since it was first attempted in the early 1930s. kent's lawn chair is outfitted with all the gear he'll need to survive a long trip. from a gps system so his ground crew can track him, to an oxygen tank so he can breathe above 13,000 feet. and lucky for us, it also includes cameras to document his voyages. but in preparation for breaking his record, the most valuable tool for couch is the experience he's gained from his earlier attempts. like this white knuckle flight in 2007. >> in that '07 flight the wind would shoot me one way or the other. it was a little bit treacherous air. but fatigue got to me on that trip because i had a big old parachute and it was bumpy. my back was killing me. and i was running out of ballast. >> ballast is any weight that improves stability. couch prefers to use water. >> he gets

type for a couple hours, go scuba dissing with ursula andres and then have lunch with noel coward. so for 99% of writers it doesn't work out like that. >> host: how did you begin by writing about broadway musicals and music? >> guest: i always loved music. i started out a disc jockey. i was in radio when i was teenager, and i was a disc jockey. i wasn't a terribly good but i was good enough. and i got fired, and if you get fired and you have no other skills, writing this one of the few things you can do if you got no other qualifications that would commend you to an employer. you should write. and i wrote a piece and mailed it off, and it got published, and i got a check for a three figure sum. i don't think i ever got one that. and i thought i could live off this for three months and then i spent it with 48 hours and i had to write something else. i started writing about -- because i'd been a disc jockey and i loved music, i started write about that area, and i always liked -- talk about favorite writers. one of my favorite writers were songwriters. if you're a foreigner, one way

gran noel la, six teaspoons. ketchup on your french fries, one whole teaspoon. >> the sugar association said to label a single food is the one and only problem misinforms, misleads and confuses consumers and adds to the problem. what do on you think? should it be taxed? >> it would cut down on it a little bit but bottom line, get rid of the sodas, sports drinks. only one glass of fruit juice a day. >> thanks, rich. >>> time for the weather and sam champion on this friday eve. >> hey, robin. like to hear that. good morning, doctor. good morning, robin. let's talk about the snow in the middle of the country. watches and advisories out for nine states. colorado, parts of colorado, kansas, parts of nebraska. we're going get up to 12 inches of snow, maybe more in some locations. denver, the eastern half. most of the nation continues to be so warm. and that doesn't change. houston, 77, nashville, 62. washington, d.c., 56. as this blizzard moves out of the plains and toward chicago, it becomes a rainmaker. for right now

capability space technologies, noel, communications of environmental forces are confined by borders and can trigger the transnational disruptions with astonishing speed as we have seen and i doubt that you would disagree with these comments. i don't know anybody who would. but the challenge to think that we are struggling with me and senator lieberman and others have expressed this is our heartfelt desire to have the mission to determine the budget and not the budget the mission, and you are of course constrained by law the congress passes and the president signs, so we realize that this is our responsibility to meet your responsibilities to try to minimize the risks and maximize our national security given the money appropriated by congress, and i appreciate general deinze talked about looking beyond the budget window to the long-term risk. but let me talk about the near-term risk and something that has already been diluted to, and that is the -- we have made the statement, secretary panetta, you and others, that there are certain red lines with regards to iran blocking the streets of

with noel intent toward you in your service because i sized that i appreciate your dvd. but it has been said much by those of us and members of the people how frustrated we are but the do-nothing senate. a literal do-nothing senate. a thousand seven days without passing the budget, without dealing with for the 30 those we have sent for jobs purposes than listening to some of the cynical pandering to some of my colleagues on the other side of the house but we are not doing anything with jobs. it is frustrating. when i go back to me districting hear frustration of many people who are frustrated not completely democrat, but with republicans, with the saw that things are getting done. it is challenging to take it to what we are attempting to do it. i can certainly surmise how the president might feel when he sees his senate not providing affirmation to this appointment, confirming them and letting them go on with what is purpose that, what is intended processes about. i can understand not. but here in the people's house, we understand more maybe than any other branch what th

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