they used my real name, wang kun... that's me! >> wang kun is excited about the chance of working on american co-productions, especially action flicks. but he says compared to the west, china's unique strength will always lie in its fighting scenes. >> they have less legwork, although most of their upper body work is pretty good. in american films, the strikes are very singular, with violent contact. the main difference is that chinese fight scenes tend to be showy. viewers find it pleasing to the eye. we should combine chinese moves with hollywood's computer-generated effects and create something really unique. >> finding a happy marriage between east and west, is the ambition bona film group. its promotional reel is a hard sell on the reasons to invest in chinese cinema. bona is china's leading privately-owned film producer and distributor. in 2012, it signed deals with universal studios and fox international productions... a unit under news corp. bona is now working with fox on their first co-production. >> movies are my lifebl

wang was briefing them on the upcoming apec meeting. foreign media asked him about the possibility of a japan/china summit. >> translator: it is a fact that the two countries have issues and obstacles affecting the development of their relations. we cannot evade that. i hope that japan's leaders will focus on those issues and address them sincerely. >> wang apparently wants japan to make concessions on its perception of history and over its stance on the senkaku islands in the east china sea. japan controls the islands. the japanese government maintains they are a part of japan's territory. china and taiwan claim them. the japanese government says there is no issue of territorial sovereignty to be resolved, concerning the senkaku islands. >>> a hong kong assembly member has been criticizing the chief executive of the territory as pro-democracy protests continue. a key chinese government advisory body has now expelled james tien. he told reporters last week that the chief executive should consider resigning. local media said it was the f

wendy wang, senior researcher at pew research center, and in seattle, stephanie coontz, professor of family studies, director of research for the council of contemporary families. wendy, your life does not end when your marriage ends, but do people who have been married and aren't look at marriage differently from people who have never been married. >> yes, interestingly people who have been married before but currently unmarried are less unlikely to say they want to get married again, then there is a gender difference. women are much less likely than men to say they want to be married again. >> to say that, but do we know whether they do? are women more likely to seek to remarry? >> well, it's hard to say because we need to see the overall rates of the remarriage, but this is currentl among currently divorce people. we don't know how many times they've been married before. maybe they've been married three or four times and they're tired of it. >> as you look at the stats coming in, whether that's having temporary impact or whether it's helping restructure marriage in the way we get

alan wang is live. can't imagine that in my driveway. >> pretty scary which is why i keep looking on this hill to make sure the cougar will not come back. it looks like he was imitating that old commercial about the chrysler cougar car. remember that one? he was on top of a toyota camry. just this morning he was standing right on top of this car, and he is probably somewhere still around here after the motion detector alarm went off he reviewed the video and saw this mountain lion standing on his car. >> people walk around here at nighttime and walking with the dogs up here. it is dangerous for people if they don't know. >> it happened on echo ridge drive. we had mr. tang who is 5 feet 6 inches stand next to his

translator: all of the facts the wang-wu suit scandal exist. to this day many researchers are facts i think if somebody gets tempted, another scandal could happen right now. >> paul allen, bloomberg. >> still to come -- one of the most important benefits of the week, the fed's decision that could end the stimulus. look at the fallout on emerging markets next. >> let's check in on markets this morning, and we're seeing ,ashe extend that global equity index climbing .6%. there's conviction in that market today. the australian dollar right now is at 88 u.s. cents. also counting down to the openings in japan. let's head to japan. nikkei 225, last closed more than 1% up, frack churlly above that 1% mark. but nikkei futures pointing to a higher open, this amidst s&p 500 posting best weekly gains since january 2013, helping a four-week slide. dollar yen weakening slightly 108.19. academic member of the pboc's monetary advisory committee is warning that china's growth will slow to 7.2% this quarter. for more we're joined by chief investment officer at

alan wang has the story. >> he is really sick. he is a sick man and he needs help. >>olice say the child's sexual predator fondled a young girl at this wal-mart on monday night around 7:45. what alarms them more is he quickly drove to the target store less than a mile you a way an stalked the isles and found another little girl and did the same thing. >> we do know that people who commit these types of crimes are very capable doing violentexual assaults if not stopped early on. >> now police are looking for this man. both of the young girls he phon belled -- fondled were between 7 and 10 years of age. >> both of the girls that fell victim in this ca were very similar looking to one another. >> oftentimes they have physical preferences in their victims. in both cases the girls were alone, but the parents were in the store notar away. you can turn your back for one second and your child could be gone. i'm very cautious when i am t in the public to keep my eyes on them con constantly. >> police say child predators are less likely to strike if the parent is close by. 23

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there init and he joins us live. alan? >> ama, the celebration broke out at willie mays plaza immediately after the fin out. if you look over my shoulder down third street and toward the intersection of king you can see where the crowd has shutdown the tersection. police just now ved inand broke up that crowd. of course now they are trickling down here. let's go to sky 7hd video that was shot circling above the crowd. right now it looks like about a thousand people partying at the intersection whe several bonfires were burning. the celebration was going on and police were letting those fires burn out. without breaking up t party. the crowd also hadeen launching huge commercial grade fireworks from the mile of the group of people. they were climbing on traffic light pos and breaking champagnbottles. through it all for most of the night the police were extremely tolerant. there were cops on motorcycles, bikes, cars. they were ou here monitoring the crowds and there are some police vans ready to transfer arrestees to the jail

alan wang is live in san leandro. alan, you spoke with his fiancee tonight. >> i did, ama. is still locked up and unable to make bail. she also says he told her he came to this wal-mart on monday night and went down to the target store down the street to buy her a birthday gift, but police say he was here sexually assaulting a young girl and his urge so so uncontrollable that he went down to the target and did the same thing. >> surprised me. i got a little brother. it bothers me a little bit. >> knowing he has a kid too, it is disturbing. >> he wanted to go to the police academy. he wanted to become a cop. >> caitlin wright is equally as shocked at her neighbors. the only difference is she is the fiancee of christopher german who is in jail charged with two counts of lewd acts with children. >> he didn't tell me he did it, but he said he was sorry he is putting me through this. >> police say they have a strong case proving german groped a young girl at this wal-mart. and then he went to this target where he groped another girl under 10 years of age. wright spoke with one g

alan wang is live. can't imagine that in my driveway. >> pretty scary which is why i keep looking on this hill to make sure the cougar will not come back. it looks like he was imitating that old commercial about the chrysler cougar car. remember that one? he was on top of a toyota camry. just this morning he was standing right on top of this car, and he is probably somewhere still around here after the motion detector alarm went off he reviewed the video and saw this mountain lion standing on his car. >> people walk around here at nighttime and walking with the dogs up here. it is dangerous for people if they don't know. >> it happened on echo ridge drive. we had mr. tang who is 5 feet 6 inches stand next to his toyota camry using the exact same surveillance camera to give you an idea of the size. >> i am pretty stunned. that's a big cat. >> they believe the cat came out of quicksilver park which has open space and trails nearby. >> is it common to see mountain lions here? >> not at all. >> coyotes, tur

alan wang has the story. >> at first she said are you sure this is not a prank? >> 11-year-old ian mcnamara that it was not a halloween trick. >> we saw one of the ears twitch so we ew it was alive when it was in the driveway. >> hisother took these photos of the bat and eventually it made its way from the family's driveway to the sidewalk along 15th avenue in san francisco's richmond direct. >> they put a box on top of it. the board of health came out and picked it up. they said the bat was rabid. >> the rabid bat was found in the daylight outside of e argone community garden. >> the san francisco department of public health says ther are no record of humans contracting rabies from a bt, but if you or your chilhave touched a bat in recent days they would like to hear from you. melissa said sh was interest viewed by an -- interviewed by the animal ctrol officer. >> he said there were a few cases around the area. so if we are aware and stay careful i am not concerned. >> the department of heah could not confirm the number of rabid bats found in the area, but says

live from kansas city, janelle wang, "today in the bay." >> a big if they win. >>> back here at home, thousands of fans spend another evening at civic plaza. >> where "today in the bay's" bob redell live in san francisco. bob, we know someone lined up at 5:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m. to watch game six. anybody out there now? >> no one here yet. i wouldn't be surprised if somebody shows up in the next hour. it does get crowded here. of course tonight is the deciding game. game seven. something that will be weighing on minds of many fans. it hasn't been since 1979 that a visiting team has won game seven in the world series. of course the giants are in that position tonight. that game first pitch 5:02, shown on the big screen behind here here, set up in front of the orange lit san francisco city hall. if you're thinking about coming out here, you will want to get out here early. the video from last night, thousands of people packed into the civic center plaza, ready for what was supposed to be a good game, at least from the san francisco giants' point of view. it wasn't. the royals crushing the g

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there in it and he joins us live. alan?roke out at willie mays plaza immediately after the final out. if you look over my shoulder down third street and toward the intersection of king you can see where the crowd has shutdown the intersection. police just now moved in and broke up that crowd. of course now they are trickling down here. let's go to sky 7hd video that was shot circling above the crowd. right now it looks like about a thousand people partying at the intersection where several bonfires were burning. the celebration was going on and police were letting those fires burn out. without breaking up the party. the crowd also had been launching huge commercial grade fireworks from the middle of the group of people. they were climbing on traffic light poles and breaking champagne bottles. through it all for most of the night the police were extremely tolerant. there were cops on motorcycles, bikes, cars. they were out here monitoring the crowds and there are some police vans ready to transfer arrestees to the jail. one

reporting live in san jose, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. >>> boil your water. that is the warning tonight for some 300 san jose residents livi on lisbon, madrid andydney drives as well as rouley driv they said there is bacteria in the droinging water. crews found it in a sample while replacing the pipeline the warning is still in affect for cooking and drinking. the company saysthe water is safe for showering and othe household chores. no word on when the boil water alert is likely to beifted. >>> an uber driver accused of yanking a passenger out of his car has responded saying he never touched her. the alleged incident occurred on suny night in san francisco. a woman said the driver grabbed her by the arm and pulled h from the car and smashed her phone. uber fired the driver. today he told the chronicle that she was yelling at him so he stopped the car and told her to leave. he also claims he never touched her. police cited him for battery and malicious mischief and vandalm. it comes one month after police say another uber driver attacked a passenger with a ha

alan wang has the story. >> at first she said are you sure this is not a prank? >> 11-year-old ian mcnamara that it was not a halloween trick. >> we saw one of the ears twitch so we knew it was alive when it was in the driveway. >> his mother took these photos of the bat and eventually it made its way from the family's driveway to the sidewalk along 15th avenue in san francisco's richmond direct. >> they put a box on top of it. the board of health came out and picked it up. they said the bat was rabid. >> the rabid bat was found in the daylight outside of the argone community garden. >> the san francisco department of public health says there are no record of humans contracting rabies from a bat, but if you or your child have touched a bat in recent days they would like to hear from you. melissa said she was interest viewed by an -- interviewed by the animal control officer. >> he said there were a few cases around the area. so if we are aware and stay careful i am not concerned. >> the department of health could not confirm the number of rabid bats found in the

wang wei, on the other hand, before he was 30 years old but it seems a state on the wang river just eastof the east end of the southern mountains, and lived there, often on, for the rest of his life. he never traveled the landscape, but stayed inside, a a part of nature himself, he thought. and he would say no to someone so bound up in solitude, in failure, he thought, and suffering. afternoon sky the color of cream of wheat, a small dollop of butter hastily of the western age. getting too old and lazy to write poems, i watched the snow fall from the apple trees. landscape, as wang wei says, softens the sharp edges of isolation. don't just do something, sit there. and so i have. so i have picked his seasons curling around like smoke, gone to the end of the earth and back without a sound. >> i'm going to make the business of mind to write one poem without the word cloud in it. [laughter] i probably won't succeed. this poem is an elegy for my brother-in-law, tim mcintyre who died at the age of 42 or 43, about 20 years ago. is a brilliant young man, the funds got ever met in my life, he was

alan wang is live in san leandro. alan, you spoke with his fiancee tonight. >> i did, ama.aid christopher german is still locked up and unable to make bail. she also says he told her he came to this wal-mart on monday night and went down to the target store down the street to buy her a birthday gift, but police say he was here sexually assaulting a young girl and his urge was so uncontrollable that he went down to the target and did the same thing. >> surprised me. i got a little brother. it bothers me a little bit. >> knowing he has a kid too, it is disturbing. >> he wanted to go to the police academy. he wanted to become a cop. >> caitlin wright is equally as shocked at her neighbors. the only difference is she is the fiancee of christopher german who is in jail charged with two counts of lewd acts with children. >> he didn't tell me he did it, but he said he was sorry he is putting me through this. >> police say they have a strong case proving german groped a young girl at this wal-mart. and then he went to this target where he groped another girl under 10 years of age.

i'm janelle wang, today in the bay. we're going to check in with janelle live in the civic center plaza where there will be a huge jumbotron watch party there. bob? >> reporter: right. not only will we have a huge crowd watching the jumbotron set up behind me but you'll also have hundreds of convert goers. next door there is a fish band, kind of like the grateful dead of the 21st century, if you will. point being, you'll have a lot of people out here. it's going to be very crowded, the city advising that you arrive early to get a viewing spot on the plaza and should definitely consider leaving your car at home because there's very limited parking. instead rely on bart and muni. and also don't bring the booze, the police have a zero tolerance on beer and alcohol. a couple years back in 2012, you might remember the image of a novato trashing a muni bus with a barricade. workers have been cleaning the streets so there's less debris for a possible fire. and tonight they'll bring in extra officers. >> we prepare for the wors

alan wang has the story. >> he is really sick. a sick man and he needs help. >> police say the child's sexual predator fondled a young girl at this wal-mart on monday night around 7:45. what alarms them more is he quickly drove to the target store less than a mile you a way and stalked the isles and found another little girl and did the same thing. >> we do know that people who commit these types of crimes are very capable of doing violent sexual assaults if not stopped early on. >> now police are looking for this man. both of the young girls he phon belled -- fondled were between 7 and 10 years of age. >> both of the girls that fell victim in this case were very similar looking to one another. >> oftentimes they have physical preferences in their victims. in both cases the girls were alone, but the parents were in the store not far away. >> you can turn your back for one second and your child could be gone. i'm very cautious when i am out in the public to keep my eyes on them con constantly. >> police say child predators are less

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there in it and he joins us live. alan? >> ama, the celebration broke out at willie mays plaza immediately after the final out. if you look over my shoulder down third street and toward the intersection of king you can see where the crowd has shutdown the intersection. police just now moved in and broke up that crowd. of course now they are trickling down here. let's go to sky 7hd video that was shot circling above the crowd. right now it looks like about a thousand people partying at the intersection where several bonfires were burning. the celebration was going on and police were letting those fires burn out. without breaking up the party. the crowd also had been launching huge commercial grade fireworks from the middle of the group of people. they were climbing on traffic light poles and breaking champagne bottles. through it all for most of the night the police were extremely tolerant. there were cops on motorcycles, bikes, cars. they were out here monitoring the crowds and there are some police vans ready to transfer a

in brentwood, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> a lot more to bring you here. a young father gunned down. next on abc7 news, how a local community is coming together to help a family struggling to deal with this tragedy. and the secret service in hot water again. the new security breech that put the president next to a felon with a gun. and he is used to having moon shot ideas. but this one is out of the world. ilan musk's plan for the red planet. and why he says our future depends on it. >> temperatures are on the rise the next few days and so is the fire danger. i'll be back with a look at the details. check it out. when i peel this sticker off the munchie meal, i have a 1 in 4 chance of winning cool prizes like flights on southwest airlines, skateboards, fandango movie tickets, neff gear, or free food you can eat, like a whole 'nother munchie meal. it's called jack's munchie peel instanwin game and it's awesome. check this out. when i peel this banana, i win the inside of this banana. cool story, bro. killed in front of his home by a stray bullet in a drive by shooting. police are sear

. >> reporter: i'm janelle wang in kansas city. we'll have more on the festivities coming up. >>> the dow closed above 17,000 points today for the first time since october 3rd. investigators are encouraged by a rise in consumer confidence. it was a banner day for apple. the tech giant's big day on wall street has stockholders smiling. apple shares closed over $106 today which is an all-time high. in 2012, the share was split 7-1. it climbed back and reached the equivalent of $735 presplit. after today's news, apple is now worth over $600 billion. >>> new at 6:00, shopping at a san jose orchard supply hardware store is about to get high tech. the company will test four customer service robots. a robot to help you. the makers gave us this video. as you can see robots are white columns on wheels with two display screens. they can talk, scan, and identify items and maybe most importantly, lead customers to what they're looking for. that's hard. they are bilingual speaking english and spanish. robots are expected to start work by early

in brentwood, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> a lot more to bring you here. a young father gunned down. next on abc7 news, how a local community is coming together to help a family struggling to deal with this tragedy. and the secret service in hot water again. the new security breech that put the president next to a felon with a gun. and he is used to having moon shot ideas. but this one is out of the world. ilan musk's plan for the red planet. and why he says our future depends on it. >> temperatures are on the rise the next few days and so is the fire danger. i'll be back with a look at the details. abc7 news at 11:00 will be right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for enhanced driver focus. all inside a newly redesigned cabin of unrivaled style and comfort. ♪ the all-new c-class. at the very touch point of performance and innovation. ♪ whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv and the tablet worked just fine but i wanted to see if the phone will work as well.

alan wang has the story. >> at first she said are you sure this is not a prank?> 11-year-old ian mcnamara that it was not a halloween trick. >> we saw one of the ears twitch so we knew it was alive when it was in the driveway. >> his mother took these photos of the bat and eventually it made its way from the family's driveway to the sidewalk along 15th avenue in san francisco's richmond direct. >> they put a box on top of it. the board of health came out and picked it up. they said the bat was rabid. >> the rabid bat was found in the daylight outside of the argone community garden. >> the san francisco department of public health says there are no record of humans contracting rabies from a bat, but if you or your child have touched a bat in recent days they would like to hear from you. melissa said she was interest viewed by an -- interviewed by the animal control officer. >> he said there were a few cases around the area. so if we are aware and stay careful i am not concerned. >> the department of health could not confirm the number of rabid bats found in the ar

in kansas city, janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> like when they come home champions. and we are all things giants. win or lose, complete coverage of this decisive game seven. any time we're not on the air, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, and we have up to the minute information there for you, as well. >>> for now, happening right now, a rescue effort is under way in a town called grosspoint wood following a trench collapse where a worker is trapped. you see there, a crane there. we understand the worker is trapped, however, the worker is alive and receiving oxygen from emergency crews. it is a very tricky rescue effort that is happening right now in grosspoint woods. this is a suburb north of detroit in michigan. wayne county is the county there. the urban search and rescue team also assisting emergency personnel, as well. we'll watch that one for you, bring you more details as we get them. >>> google is working on a pill to detect cancer. the pill is packed with tiny magnetic particles. the idea is the particles travel through the patient's bloodstream, looking fo

alan wang has the story. >> he is really sick.p. >> police say the child's sexual predator fondled a young girl at this wal-mart on monday night around 7:45. what alarms them more is he quickly drove to the target store less than a mile you a way and stalked the isles and found another little girl and did the same thing. >> we do know that people who commit these types of crimes are very capable of doing violent sexual assaults if not stopped early on. >> now police are looking for this man. both of the young girls he phon belled -- fondled were between 7 and 10 years of age. >> both of the girls that fell victim in this case were very similar looking to one another. >> oftentimes they have physical preferences in their victims. in both cases the girls were alone, but the parents were in the store not far away. >> you can turn your back for one second and your child could be gone. i'm very cautious when i am out in the public to keep my eyes on them con constantly. >> police say child predators are less likely to strike if the par

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reporting live in san jose, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. >>> boil your water. that is the warning tonight for some 300 san jose residents living on lisbon, madrid and sydney drives as well as rouley drive. they said there is bacteria in the droinging water. crews found it in a sample while replacing the pipeline. the warning is still in affect for cooking and drinking. the company says the water is safe for showering and other household chores. no word on when the boil water alert is likely to be lifted. >>> an uber driver accused of yanking a passenger out of his car has responded saying he never touched her. the alleged incident occurred on sunday night in san francisco. a woman said the driver grabbed her by the arm and pulled her from the car and smashed her phone. uber fired the driver. today he told the chronicle that she was yelling at him so he stopped the car and told her to leave. he also claims he never touched her. police cited him for battery and malicious mischief and vandalism. it comes one month after police say another uber driver attacked a pa

reporting live in san jose, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. >>> boil your water. that is the warning tonight for some 300 san jose residents living on lisbon, madrid and sydney drives as well as rouley drive. they said there is bacteria in the droinging water. crews found it in a sample while replacing the pipeline. the warning is still in affect for cooking and drinking. the company says the water is safe for showering and other household chores. no word on when the boil water alert is likely to be lifted.>>f yanking a passenger out of his car has responded saying he never touched her. the alleged incident occurred on sunday night in san francisco. a woman said the driver grabbed her by the arm and pulled her from the car andd he. uber fired the driver. today he told the chronicle that she was yelling at him so he stopped the car and told her to leave. he also claims he never touched her. police cited him for battery and malicious mischief and vandalism. it comes one month after police say another uber driver attacked a passenger with a hammer in san francisco. t

instead of vera wang making it a guy named bobby wang made it but there is a push in new jersey to crackdownn, counterfeit wedding gowns and prom dresses too. we will show you how to get what you are paying for, right >> yes. >> well, you know. >> i guess the the seems aren't just as straight. >> my pant were made by wang. >> we've got maybe heavy duty pant like the jeans today and something that is warm to wear at the bus stop because it is a very chilly, morning. a frost advisory in effect for the poconos but it is very chilly, every where. that is what you need to know immediately, here's the other thing we will get bundled up at the bus stop and this afternoon, we will not need a heavy coat because we are back in the 70's this afternoon. after that we have a chance of rain tomorrow, late in the day, and then some seasonal temperatures as we head toward the middle of the week and that is a look at your weather authority forecast, get you ready for the next couple of days at least. >>> now lets get ready for the roads. we will start off in springfield route one roosevelt boulevard at paper

in kansas city, janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> all right, janelle, thanks. looking nice and sunny outside. we take a look at kansas city there, but is that going to hold up? i know who we should talk to. we have a meteorologist, christina loren. yes, you! >> it is me. yeah, you know, we are all fired up about this game, and you saw from that live picture how clear it is out there. janelle is getting really nice weather right now. we are in the mid 60s in kansas city, but as the day draws on, it's going to be chilly, 54 degrees. i do believe that cold, dense air could knock the ball down. it's not going to travel as well as if it wasn't as cold out there. fourth inning, 52 degrees. if we really see impact from the cold air, it will happen between the fourth and ninth inning as temperatures really start to drop off. also, expecting wind for tonight's game and you're going to see the flags blowing out towards the first base line and that could assist in foul balls. so that's what you want to watch for. civic center park, really comfortable conditions out there

wapg wang is one of technology's most successful women but can she rebuild the brand she helped make? >> we are producing one of the best smartphones in the world. >> even if you have the best smart phone or one of the ones being reviewed as one of the best, can you get the word out when you're competing against companies that have deep pockets, like a samsung, like an apple, how do you do that? >> the branding is you just have to be consistent, telling people that you are one of the best company, and you have the best phone. and the brains, you have to make people love you. it takes time to do that. >> it's not easy to do, why don't we talk about what you're introducing, the new products that you have with some of the new things. people may look and think it's a periscope on a submarine, what is this? >> it's a re. we call it re. the little remarkable camera. it's something you can grab on your hand, it's so light, and very easy to carry with you. you don't to want miss any time of your life. just go anywhere you should, any time you want, so it is 146 wide angle, 146 wide angle. it'

janelle wang. bob redell live in san francisco where there's another watch party going on tonight. >> reporter: we've got the same fan out here again, this early in the morning, just like yesterday morning. if you want to look. that person sitting there all by their lonesome in the middle of civic center plaza. out here yesterday around this time. again, here they are, a good 11 hours before the first pitch at 5:07 to make sure they get the front row seat in front of the big screen tv showing game seven tonight here in front of san francisco city hall. fans, of course, hoping they have something to celebrate when this game is over tonight. not the case last night when just the second inning royals took an enormous lead over the giants, eventually routing them 10-0. a hard game to watch, if you're rooting for san francisco. depressingen thousand of fans who showed up yesterday left early by the seventh inning. not all but a lot of them did. one person who did stick around, 73-year-old howard lowe. >

but instead you are getting eddie wang like a guy made eddie wang is making them overseas. >> buy thingn line. >> yes. >> this really is vera wang. >> you can't touch it. >> you can't touch this. >> there you go. >> i think we should all get new hair due. >> yes, for the the paul we might need to switch things up, what do you think. >> look at this do you see this i won't touch too much. rose will slap my handy think, a lot of people don't know what it is, in hollywood celebrity hair dresses they are know what it is, coming up we will tell you why this might be able to transform just about anyone. we're back at the auto new you seem in south philadelphia. we are here for car number two. >> just clean this up a lit bit before you sell it. >> so this is the launchea from 1958. how much do you think this carries estimated to go for. getting a a nice look at it. >> why didn't they clean it. >> it does look dirty. >> on antiques road show if you clean stuff up, it is less valuable. >> why is that. >> i don't know, why people paint tables and they said you just lost a million-dollar. >> that

judy wang is there with more. some of it has to do with the rain?n the morning, we have a good crowd here at terminal 3 at o'hare. travelers are hoping this will be a better day. i do see cancellations on the board and the delays and cancellations will likely spill over into another weekend. the faa administrator coming to visit the facility and one week after a fire knocked out the center. he's going to see the damage for himself. 850 flights were canceled thursday to to the combination of bad weather and the faa facility still out of commission. southwest has canceled all their flights for the day. so far this morning nearly 170 cancellations at o'hare. a government contractor accused of setting a fire in the basement of the aurora air traffic control center a week ago and attempted to kill himself, upset about a transfer to hawaii. that caused a week of travel headache's nationwide. members of the congressional delegation are demanding to know how one person could cripple the system, why is there no backup? touring the center today getting an upd

. >>> jake peavy on the hill and our very own janelle wang in the stands. >> and watching the game from the bay area, it is going to be such a nice day and comfortable this evening. 75 on the south bay, 74 on the peninsula. rain moving in toward the end of the week and we're counting on some generous totals. >> this 880 corridor was a nightmare and 680 was tough yesterday. we'll show you how that's shaping up. >> we give you a live look outside, a quiet downtown san jose before the sun's arrival on this tuesday, october 28. this is "today in the bay." >> and a very good tuesday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and on orange tuesday, i am sam brock. >> i'm here, the joonts are here. they touched down and went to kauffman stadium, right here, for a light workout. we caught videos of the giants after their light workout. they arrived at their hotel around 9:00 p.m. last night at the intercontinental hotel. they're all staying there along with the giants executive team. the giants sports announcer also staying there, including john miller. he gave us his thoughts about jake peavy

the city split by the wang pu river, a tribute of the yangtze wp.ures the bund and the newer built-up section of pudong. the thing i know for sure about china is that i will never know china. it's too big, too old, too diverse, too deep. there's simply not enough time. that's for me the joy of china, facing a learning curve that impossibly steep. the certain knowledge that even if i dedicated my life to learning about china i'd die mostly ignorant. that's exciting. it's too much. and it's changing so fast. ♪ china has a population of around 1.3 billion people. and the number of them joining the explosive middle class demanding their share of all that good stuff, infrastructure, the clothes, the cars, the gas, the fuel to fill them, it's the engine that might well drive the whole world. >> you like chinese food? >> very much, yes. >> okay. what do you want? >> of course. some good dumplings. >> professor xiao lin is an economist and the current dean of the college of economics and management at shanghai xiaodong university. like so many people you me

landscape, as wang wei said, sharpens the soft edges of isolation. don't just do something, sit there. and so i have. so i have. the seasons curling around me like smoke, gone to the end of the earth and back without a sound. i'm going to make it the business of mine to write one poem without the word "cloud" in it. [laughter] i probably won't succeed. [laughter] oh, god. this poem is an elegy from my brother-in-law, tim mcintyre, who died at the age of 42 or 43, about 20 years ago. he was a brilliant young man, the funniest guy i ever met in my life. he was an actor, a musician. he could do anything, especially try and take cocaine, unfortunately. and this is, the last line of the poem is the last line of a song of his called "it's a long way." some saddleed coke-copying, bad-boozing blues. front porch of the first cabin with luke. july, most likely, and damp. both of us wearing rubber boots. just out of the photograph beyond the toe of my left foot, the railing where tim and i one afternoon carved our poor initials while working on verses for his s

plenty of water at the beach. >> wang had no water today. this neighborhood had too much.francisco, rob ross. >>> as rob mentioned 2 million balloons gallons of water spilled this morning. about 2 1/2% of the city's daily water use. >>> a federal judge in sacramento has dismissed a suit regulating the egg industry. the law was passed by voters in 2008. it set new standards requiring more space more hens laying eggs. prior to that many of the hens were crammed into tiny cages where they couldn't even flap their wings. in 2010 lawmakers extended the requirements to eggs that come to california from out of state. six states have joined the lawsuit saying the law will put them out of business. >>> animal care officials said 8 suspicious meatballs found around the dog park did not contain any poisonous material. they were found on west 3rd street. the discovery had many dog owners concerned. officials say tests at a uc davis lab determined the meatballs did not contain anything harmful but they did remind pet owners to keep a watchful eye. >>> a harley davidson is back where it

alan wang has the story. >>> don't take too much in. stay hydrated. >> reporter: the amerimercury s above 90 degrees. it was hotter here than in and the yk and pittsford. >> i'm melting. >> reporter: by the end of the first quarter the berkeley jv football team experienced a total meltdown. vacaville leading 28-0. >> it's their environment, not ours. we're going to stay hydrated all day long and see if we can get the win today. >> how is this wet treating you. >> we're not used to it. >> reporter: and these high temperatures equal high fire danger. >> if you get winds in this condition, things will escalate quickly. >> reporter: the winds are expected to be low this weekend. still, the fire district is staffing an extra engine company because it's been so dry. >> the low relative humidity is so low it lends itself to rapid fire spread and fires start easily when it's that low. that's our big e danger. >> reporter: firefighters are asking everyone to keep their eyes peeled for any signs of smoke. in the east bay, alan wang, abc 7 news. >

judy wang is live in oak lawn with more. >> good morning. oakland police will reveal later this morning what they have learned so far. regarding the circumstances that led up to this crash. no identity of the three people killed. of the 11 people injured, to remain hospitalized in critical condition. 11 vehicles involved in the crash which happened at about 4:30 p.m. at 95 and cicero. witnesses say pickup truck driver was speeding, driving erratically. investigators say it. the pickup driver going west on 95 ran a red light at cicero, crossed into the eastbound lane and slammed into cars waiting for the light to change before flipping and landing on other vehicles. he was one of the three people killed. police are looking at whether alcohol or drugs played a role. also try to determine if the truck driver may have been attempting to get away from someone. they have been involved in some type of incident at 95th and western, they drove away and hit a car before getting to this road intersection. the police department three construction unit s

alan wang checked out a massive entertainment venue that opened up in jack london square. jobs. >> i grew up down the street. it was nothing. nowhere to hang out. no coffee shop. >> that's why he said he moved away from jack london square. but now he's having regrets. >> the bars are full, the restaurants are full. it is the coolest place and we don't even go to the city anymore. we hang out here. >> the plank is a new 50,000 square foot luxury bowling alley, restaurant and bar with live music. even outdoor bocci ball courts. the grand opening with m.c. hammer on hand signifies the willingness to invest $7 million in a city with a reputation for high crime. >> getting past the surface and actually spending time in the community, that's what encouraged us and why we made the decision to come here. it's not necessarily all what you hear on the news. >> the city claims overall crime in oakland is actually down from last year. plank owner, mike, says he found a thriving, untapped market that needed a large entertainment venue like plank. >> they never really tried. we've never

. >> vera wang. >> i trade my vera wang dress for an eve san laurent. >> so do you have the most clothes for $5,000 or do you have the most expensive and fashionable clothes? >> seems like fashionable. >> creatively, ridiculous ways of time. >> yes. >> but not really. >> and that concludes the sexist portion of our show. >> 9:00 is sexist hour. >> it is, yes. >> all right, each year people magazine select the sexiest man alive. chris, this is your cue to bring all of those things over hereby the pole, which i asked to you do few minutes ago. >> hint, hint. >> no. wow, i can't believe it. >> horrible. >> totally went over the commercial. >> no, all of them. oh, my gosh. >> oh, against the red pole? i said that. anyway, people magazine select the sex he is man alive, right? now they have twist on it. it is the sexiest anchorman alive. so the whole country competing >> you know hot anchors in miami, los angeles, all of that. >> look at this. give us your sexy us. >> please. >> so how does the contest work, hal ex holey? >> so tweet at people mag, with your selection, using the hashtag sexie

alan wang checked out a massive entertainment menu that opened up in jack lenon square.creating 160 jobs. >> down the street, it was nothing. nowhere it hang out. >> that's why he said he moved away from jack london square. but now he's having regrets. >> the bars are full, the restaurants are full. it is the coolest place and we don't even go to the city anymore, we hang out here. >> the plank is a new 50,000 square foot luxury bowling alley, restaurant and bar with live music. even outdoor bochy ball courts. the grand opening with m. c. hammer on hand signifies the willingness to spend $7 million in a city with a reputation for high crime. >> getting past the surface and actually spending time in the community, that's what encourages us and why we made the decision to come here. it's not necessarily all what you hear on the news. >> the city claims overall crime in oakland is actually down from last year. plank owner, mike, says he found a thriving, untapped market that needed a large entertainment venue by plank. >> they never really tried. we've never really put our

. >> translator: i think wang's call for the resumption of high level economic dialogue is a very important message that china is sending to japan with a clear intent to improve bilateral relations, i take it as a significant message that shows china's willingness to improve ties by strengthening business relations. economic relations between japan and china have deteriorated. chi china's trade with the global partners is expanding but not with japan. bilateral trade, both exports and imports are declining. we're very concerned about the plunging trade and chinese leaders share the worries. the current strained political and diplomatic relations between japan and china is having a negative effect. we advice i wivisited beijing we of greater economic ties through exchanges and i think we were able to produce substantial results. >> you can also watch our news series on the nhk world website. in nepal the search continues for trekkers missing in the hima layas, local police say 20 people have been confirmed dead and rescuers including members of nepal's military saved people by thursday. the

in san leandro, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> poli are investigating a string of alleged sexual assaults at a fraternity just off the uc berkeley campus. last weekend five people may have been given the date rape drug at delta ka ep -- epsilon. >> the students are out and so are police. one of the trough trn tee -- fraternities has had issues in the past. it lost recognition because of hazing and other safety violations. lice are investigating these alleged assaults, but so far no victims have actually come forward. >> delta kappa epsilon fits in the middle of greek row and that's where five people were allegedly drged and assaulted. drugged and assaulted. they filed a report saying the victims were given roofies. police have no suspects and they say there is one b issue. >> we haven't had any issues. >> men living at the house would not tk to me, but the organization did send a statement. part reads delta kappa epsilon condemns sexual violence in the strongest terms. it adds no otr facts have come out that support the allegations. this is not the only fratnity under investigation. uc pl

. >>> a special honor for abc7 news reporter alan wang. alan and 10 other people were named everyday heros by the group for raising awareness for hepititis c. they are at higher risk for help b. it hep-b, the largest cause of liver cancer. congratulations to all of you. cheryl jennings is doing her part for charity. cheryl emceed the pool toss she has done that for years. they were pushed into the pool and raised 262,000. it is for youth and family programs in the tenderloin. it was a nice night for a swim too. >> yes. and sandhya is here with the rest of the forecast. >> i was waiting for cheryl to take the plunge. >> you may have to wait longer. >> you may want to take the plunge. we have warm weather coming. live doppler 7hd is showing the fog near the coast. take a look from our sutro tower camera. as you look over san francisco there is a shallow layer of fog there. and here is another vantage point and looking toward san francisco. in the upper 50s san francisco, oakland currently 63 in san jose and morgan hill 68. and here is our vi