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shooting of oscar grant. grant's family say he should have served a longer sentence. at 5:30 a gathering at 14th and broadway in only will give people a chance to speak out. abc7 spoke with grant's family in los angeles. >> outrage from oscar grant's family after learning that mehserle is set to be released from jail. they have ruled that johannes mehserle has earned enough credits to get a release. >> the judge, robert perry, he served you is months. so it's painful to us as a family. there was no accountability. there was no justice in that courtroom. >> an emergency panel meeting of the members of coalition justice they are voicing their frustration saying mehserle is

receiving preferential treatment. >> he was in state prison, he never set a foot out of los angeles county jail. its perversion of justice. >> the shooting was captured on home video happened early on new year's day during a scuffle. mehserle says he thought he was grabbing his taser who subdue grant but accidentally grand his gun. it sparked violent protests which moved to l.a. because of pretrial publicity. >> he is going to suffer from that, but our goal is to contact the justice and assist them to bring criminal charges for civil rights violations. >> in downtown oakland this weekend, some businesses covered their windows with plywood to deter vandalism and looting. city leaders emphasize they

expect protests to be peaceful but there will be extra police officers on duty. >> the los angeles times reports that police sources are denying a television station's report of a blood-stained jersey linking the suspect in the bryan stow beating. a blood-stained jersey was handed over to investigators but dna showed to no match to ramirez or to bryan stow. someone brought it to a dry-cleaners shortly after he was beaten at dodgers stadium. >> ramirez is in jail on a parole hold and has not been formally charged with the crime. police continue to look for two other suspects in the case. starting at 2:00 this afternoon, family and supporters of missing nursing student michelle le will distribute flyers in hayward. a family statement they will

continue their efforts to find michelle because hayward has not given them any conclusive evidence she was murdered. police say they do have evidence she was murdered after she vanished but more than half a dozen police searches over the past two weeks have failed to show up any sign of her. mark klass plans to join in the flyer distribution. >> they plan to wade into the deep of crown beach and show how easy it would have been to rescue a suicidal man. the man drowned while police and firefighters stood by on the beach. they say they were obeying policy. the training is now being reinstated. today on similar conditions, ten people will wade in the pools to

demonstrate how rescuers could have reached the man from the shore. >> contra costa firefighters are investigating four suspicious fires over the last week that have threatened homes in and the i don't recollect homeowners say they have been dealing with threatening fires for years. >> reporter: william king is talking about the one acre grass to fire that came close to his home. they quickly put the fire out but not before it damaged an out building close to his home. retiring chief says the fire is suspicious. >> they are all suspicious in nature. they are along a walking pads with easy access. we're concerned about fires starting this early and two, if somebody is starting fighter. >> he is concerned for his three young chin. they have lived here for last eight years. >> this is three years in a row

it's happened. this time, it's like three days in a row. >> i went out there with a bucket to get water from the pool and put out as much as we can. >> the blackened spots in the park is where the four fires have been set according to firefighters. much to too close to the dozen homes that surround the park. 16-year-old keith, these fires are getting pretty common. >> it seems like it happens every year. >> king says he saw someone running from the larger fire last year but investigators don't have any suspects. because the fires have been a regular occurrence, the two children have their own fire duties. >> when there is a fire really close, we tell every alarm and we go over to my friend's house over there and we wait until people come. ring the doorbells on neighbors and tell them there is a fire. >> we like to get this under control, fire through the hot

weather and get them before they damage homes. >> they are stepping up patrols in order to find the arsonist. firefighters all over northern california are bracing for the start of wildfire season. starting tomorrow, cal fire will be opening up most of its seasonal fire stations, despite the heavy rains, cal fire is asking homeowners to take extra precautions of that rain there is an abundance of vegetation out there. the second largest fire in arizona history has burned 672 square miles. the flames have spread across arizona's eastern border into new mexico. the fire has destroyed more than 30 homes since it broke out. it also threatens two major power lines that deliver electricity from new mexico to texas. >> felipe calderon will make a commencement speech at stanford. student leaders say they no,

ma'am sniatd him to send a message about leadership and international cooperation and social justice. he was elected to a six-year term in 2006. 120th commencement ceremony starts in just a few minutes at 9:30 at stanford stadium. >> east bay held graduation ceremonies yesterday. john alston spoke to some new graduates about entering the recession plagued job market. >> fresh from graduation, they are full of excitement. now comes the hard part. >> finding a job is going to be tough. it's going to be really tough. i know that the business market and along with it, i have to look very hard, something like internship. >> nothing but smiles with a dollar bill ornament draped over her gown. >> i want to make some money. >> he is working as a

receptionist but to put her degree to good use. >> if you find a job that complements what you got a degree in? >> not yet. >> how has it been? >> it's tough, i'm hopingite get something. >> she has a lot of company among cal stated east bay who are marching into one of the worst job markets in years. nationwide, 90% of students that graduated in 2006 and 2007 have found a job by this spring according to a rutgers university survey but among graduates last year, only 56% have found work. >> it was tough but you have to keep a lookout for things. that is the best way to do it. nothing is going to fall in your lap. >> i think it continues tab really challenging year. to be able to differentiated yourself from others that are in the market place. >> many young men and women will go on to graduate school that could increase the student loan debt by tens of thousands of

dollars. they hope it will be an investment that will pay off in the long run. up next, top democratic leaders ask anthony weiner to resign after he announces he is going to seek professional treatment following his twitter scandal. first photos of u.s. congresswoman gabrielle giffords since he was shot five months ago.

you anthony weiner will leave work what he is calling a short leave of absence. a growing list of leaders is calling him to take a more permanent leave, resign. now, the latest from washington. he didn't tell reporters but soon after walking down the street he reportedly left after a short leave of absence to get treatment to, quote be a healthier person.

insiders say to hold on to his job. >> they have learned that nancy pelosi and other democratic leaders have been telling weaner to resign for days. his response. >> i have made some mistakes and i have acknowledged it. >> they believe he was digging in his heels. they weren't buying it. the head of the dnc. the head of the congressional campaign committee. and finally nancy pelosi who has never called on a democrat to resign, if he needed help he should get it bought the pressure of being a member of democratic congress. >> we've got to move on. we have to get back to politics. >> he is getting some support in new york. >> that, even after the latest revelations along with sending

lewd photos to several women, he sent messages called harmless to a 17-year-old high school student. abc has learned that leaders plan to call for his resignation even before they learned about the 17-year-old. >> the party leader, the chairman of the national committee, the chairman of the national democratic campaign, you hang on, you isn't accepted reality. >> they say he is distraught and become more distraught and he needs the treatment he is reportedly getting now. can congressman weiner keep his job or can democratic leaders force him out. that is the hot topic on capitol hill including, this week. >> can he hang on? >> he can, legally. you have to be expelled and he

his case to make he has not done anything to violate the law. >> his effectiveness as a lawmaker is diminished by the scandal by the fact that he can't go on the there and be on the house floor and go against the budget. you have key constituents deserve a full time member that is focused on jobs and economy, not somebody is focused on exposed himself or overexposed himself to someone on the internet. >> they are criticizing democratic leaders for not acting quickly enough and calling for weiner's resignation. >> the first photos of u.s. congresswoman gabrielle giffords saying she was shot -- since she was not shot in tucson. two photos on her facebook page show the arizona congresswoman smiling with her air hair trimmed short but no clear sign of any scarring. second photo shows her with her mother, those photos were taken may 17th outside the facility in

houston. she has been there since two weeks after the january 8th shooting. her chief of staff says she could be released from the hospital in early july. several local companies are showing off products made here in the bay area and elsewhere in america. this year, san mateo county fair features an exhibit called make it america, locally made items like hand is produced in san francisco. other local products is sharing the stage with the chevy volt electric car. jackie speier organized the exhibit. >> if we just spent $64 a year purchasing something that is made in america versus something that is made somewhere else, we would employ 200,000 people. >> even though you might see made in khien china labels, they say 15% of the u.s. world's

goods while u.s. manufactures 21%. lisa argen is here. >> 60 degrees in concord. you got the sunshine but 54 in livermore. plenty of low clouds out there. take a look outside our studios. you notice it's gray. we're going to change that and warm it up a bit. >> and also next, cal shuts down the team in santa clara and mike shumann has more coming up in sports.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. welcome back everyone. it is 9:20. hope you are having a lovely sunday morning, this is a live look from the tahoe cam. it looks very nice there. you know they were skiing on memorial day, it was a big ski weekend. i don't know if they are still doing that now, but with all that snow we had, i would not be surprised. would you, lisa? >> no they have the big 4th of july event. so the forecast, no rain in the forecast. you'll probably like that. but warmer temperatures. santa cruz still pretty cloudy

out there but numbers are going to warm up here. the clouds will kill and onshore flow will back off. upper 60s and we have sun in san luis obispo but we are looking at 5:00 oog. 60 in concord. elsewhere we're waiting on the clearing except in the north bay. 57 in san jose with a few breaks in the overcast. low clouds for the most part this morning but see warmer temperatures inland this afternoon by 1-3 degrees. not a lot of warming but we're getting the warming trend underway. the here is a look at the visible picture. in marin county seeing a few breaks into the peninsula and also further to the east here, but still livermore and hayward and fremont, this is a trend then for today. clouds backing off but i think

they'll get hung up along the san mateo coast and with the sea breeze, still 50s for ocean beach and pacifica today. more 60s around the bay but we've got 70s popping up and 80s are inching a little bit westward. we will be looking at 80s in the picture tomorrow. today, 60s and mid-80s. still, though, we are looking at temperatures well below the average, 5-10 degrees below average. in santa rosa, you should be at 79. we will be getting to these numbers. anks, some areas tomorrow. so the reason for the cooldown yesterday is that trough exiting the area. there is another one to the north of us but it's high pressure, usually doing its job to deflect it to the north, that is what it will be doing to this

weak system but with the high. we will look for a few degrees of warming the marine layer becomes compressed and then over 2500 feet this morning. maybe a thousand feet by tomorrow. few more 80s from sacramento to fresno. still very cool in the south land with only 68 in los angeles 94 though in vegas. we are looking at a later start for the giants game, 5:05 with partly cloudy skies, breezy and numbers in the upper 50s to lower 60s. so definitely bring your jacket with you. back home looking at 62 san francisco, 56 across the bay in oakland. clouds clinging to the san mateo coast but a little bit of warming, san jose 70 and important areas getting in on that warming trend tomorrow by as much as four to five degrees and warmest days should be tuesday. it's going to stay cool.

>> it's nice to see finally we're trending in the right direction. >> yes. >> sports, this evening the miami heat returning home to try to force a game seven in the n.b.a. finals against the dallas mavericks. coverage begins right here on abc7 at 4:30. also tonight, cal will try to advance to the college world series needing one more win beating dallas baptists last night. >> cal bear baseball team has been through it all. they were eliminated in cost saving cuts then raised $10 million and now one win away from the world series. facing brandon williams he got all of that one. deep to left and gone. three-run homer. seventh of year, bearings up 3-0. he strikes out landon anderson.

he allowed one hit with three k's. bears tame game one with 7-0 victory and could clinch today. north carolina hosting stanford, tar heels control the game. jacob singles to left. two runs score but stanford rallies in the eighth. bases loaded for austin wilson. cardinals do you believe 6-5. the rain begin to fall, a three hour, 32 minute rain delay. he ground out and tar heels are moving on to the college world series with a 7-5 victory. >> the a's are in chicago and new manager and new attitude under bob melvin. they want extend the win streak to 2. takes gonzalez deem and third homer for him. 2-1 sox. they tied it up at sixth, but he hits it back to brad zigler.

it's off the mark. in the eighth, barton, coco crisp goes deep and not on my watch. great snag and they fall 3-2 and 3-2. >> tim lincecum got lit up by the reds. he had control issues. a wild pitch scored a run but it gets ugly. he gave up two r.b.i. doubles, matching career worst. he left in the fourth. the g-men go down fighting, batted bureau with a man on, see ya. 10-2 reds. >> it's frustrating. we don't have the answer. >> game six of the n.b.a. finals at 5:00 right here.

i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> coming up at 9:30, the trash in a san jose creek, how it's giving people money for them to clean it up. >> and lesson for san francisco schools, a computer error that may have assigned your child to may have assigned your child to the wrong school. ♪ ♪ stay inside? nah. not when you have a five-star overall vehicle score for safety. one more reason chevy traverse delivers more.

welcome back. meg lance to pressure test the natural gas pipeline in newark so residents may smell gas vented from the system. it's part of the state ordered testing of the pg&e's distribution system after the san bruno explosion killed 8 people and destroyed 38 homes. today san francisco examiner says pg&e has pressure tested nine pipeline segments so a far and no pipes have sprung leaks.

so far eight bay area pipeline segments have been tested in six cities. tomorrow morning, a federal judge will hold a hearing on a motion to fill out judge von walkers ruling prop 8 banning same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. the issue is judge walker himself and whether he should have disclosed his ten-year gay relationship before ruling on the ban. most legal scholars agree that his sexual preference is not an issue but the fact he did not disclose his long term gay relationship before the trial could be. the motion to vacated the ruling is brought by backers of proposition 8. supporters of same-sex marriage plan to demonstrate outside the federal courthouse before tomorrow's hearing. >> a new campaign to clean up trash along a san jose creek is designed to give jobs to the

homeless. david louie shows us the problem and how the cleanup might changes lives. >> reporter: trash lined lion coyote creek for miles. much of it generated by the hundreds of homeless that camp out here. environmental protection agency plans to hire the homeless to do the cleanup. jim kenny has lived here for four years. prospect of a job and cleaner environment i intrigues him. >> it will help a lot of people get off their petunias and say hey, this is where i live. this program is going to help me get back in the swing of things. >> one of agencies involved destination home believes the approach will foster help among the homeless. >> it's an opportunity to reconnect with them and offer a partnership in terms of restoring the environment and helping them find help.

>> almost one million in funding is coming from public and private sources. a long time homeless advocate says the program holds promise. >> a job gives hope. so it's good for their psychological well-being so you give them the empowerment. housing is the ultimate solution but a job temporarily is a good start. >> jim who used to work in financial services thinks the program will succeed if some of the homeless jump in and lead by example. >> are you going to be that person? >> yeah. >> the cleanup campaign starts next month and it will be a big job all the trash, not to mention all the mosquitoes and the poison oak. radio preacher who predicted the end of the world has suffered a stroke. they learned that he has been in

the hospital since thursday night. the 89-year-old radio station owner suffered the stroke at his home in alameda. one of his neighbors told the times the stroke has affected his right side and caused his speech to be splurd slurd. his followers have donated millions to his nonprofit called family radio and he spent a lot of it on media blitz telling everyone the world was going to end back on may 21. >> hayward police are searching for somebody that ran over teenager and then ran off. she was hit by a white car. the girl was taken to eden hospital with serious injuries. she is in stable condition. the car is described as a toyota or volkswagen. a computer mistake is to blame for placing some san francisco students in language

immersion programs intended for other students. they say they have corrected the problem but some parents are still skeptical. education reporter lyanne melendez explains how it happened. >> reporter: when it comes to language immersion programs. the classes are defied like this 50% know the target language, the rest don't. the kids who speak english learn spanish and the spanish speakers learn english but before you can enter the classroom, incoming students are tested and it gives students two codes. >> one code is they are target language because they speak the language and the other one says they don't. >> but they had a glitch and randomly begin switching codes. >> another result of that, the balances fell below 50%. and there were three schools

that happened and these happened to be schools that were highly requested that don't speak the target language. >> initially the school district did not notify parents of the mishap. >> to find out it was mishandled was upsetting. i didn't lose a lottery but potentially cheated out of something. >> i don't know why this would happen, but some of it happened and we'll correct it second time around. >> by the time the district noticed the problem they had too many kids that spoke english. so in order to restore the balance, parents would offered places at other schools or in the case of the chinese immersion school they had to open another kindergarten class. >> there is no doubt they are popular and very much in demand. this year, 39% of all applicants requested some kind of immersion

program. >> some parents say they are not giving up and they hope to get a spot. >> i think it's a good spot. it creates a new path ways and different way of solving problems. >> lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >> in the east bay last night, some former and current students of students honored a man they consider a second father. the superintendent required from the schools for the deaf. he had served as the school's superintendent since 1975. they learn american sign language as, of course, standard high school courses and participate in a variety of cultural and athletic activities. the school for the deaf is more than 150 years old. lisa argen is here now with a look at the weather. it's getting a little better. >> it's going to warm up and brighter around the bay.

palo alto and san jose, brightening up around emeryville. you got sun to the north and temperatures, yes, they are on the increase. i'll explain next. >> also ahead, the bay area city that veganists

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go. is he blowing his best chance for a championship. >> it was less an year ago when lebron james said. >> join the minor league. >> fans and many others across the country erupted in anger as what they saw the team and city where he had toiled for seven years. >> joining his best friend dwyane wade and free agent chris bosh in miami, heat looked like a lock to win the n.b.a. championship. in miami they practically celebrated before they took the court. >> i'm going to do everything in my power to do it. >> in the playoffs the heat got tough. advancing to the finals by taking out the boston and chicago. about lebron leading the way. it was a title on the line against dallas, suddenly king

james looked more like a pretender to the throne. >> over stephenson. >> is he choking under the pressure? the numbers seem to say so. >> he is shooting 25% from the field. he needs to get his efficiency up. he made a decision to join the miami heat this season and now media wants to know what is going on if the championship doesn't take place right now. >> if the heat loses to dallas, it will be one of the most notorious collapses in history. along with a team this that lot lost the 2008 superbowl and golfer greg norman that blew a lead in the masters. >> lebron james will take the blame if the heat don't win the championship. >> coverage starts at 4:30 this afternoon followed by after the

game with larry beil. it seems harsh but the games have been exciting. >> i know you were saying that earlier. i'm routing for the mavs i'm happy with the way things are going. hopefully they can pull it off today. >> it should be interesting. we're going to pull off a slightly warmer day out there because right now you can see already getting brighter out there at the airport. so we won't get rid of the low clouds entirely, especially south of sfo. they are going to cling to the shoreline but elsewhere, you'll notice the change because already we're looking at 60s and bright are conditions from concord to fairfield and antioch. even down through mountain view and san jose we're brightening up. los gatos, 68 degrees and oakland sunny in santa rosa and napa. mid and upper 50s. more clouds this morning beginning to disperse so that will lead to a warmer afternoon.

the rest of the bay area getting in on the act tomorrow and right on through tuesday. wednesday it should start to cool, minor cooling in some spots. visible picture, notice from marin county, you got clearing through contra costa county and also down to the sincerely valley, still cloud. salinas. we're looking for cloudy conditions. hayward and fremont and hung up right here in san mateo coast. that is why with the sea breeze it's going to be cool in the 50s. pacifica and half moon bay, we warm up and marine layer continues to be compressed. we'll keep few parts of fog at our coast. 80s even by tomorrow, a little bit further into the east bay valleys. 60s and mid-70s today. that is our warmup, anywhere from 1-4 degrees but well below

the average. santa rosa should be at 79. that is five degrees below your average at this time of the year. oakland should be in the upper 60s. san francisco about the same. redwood city should see ten degrees of warming. we'll get there and livermore in the low 80s. look at san jose, ten degrees off their mark. we will be looking at the system that has provided fluctuations in our wind flow to slide to the east of us. with that the high pressure can build in and that is going to back off the sea breeze and allow for a drier air mass. already, a sacramento valley and the fog, low 80s. a bit of warmup there. 60s in the southern sierra and looking at temperatures later on today in san francisco to be in the upper 50s to mid-60s for the game. partly cloudy skies. a jacket will be cool. mid-70s for the afternoon and concord and livermore, 74 in napa with fremont coming in the

upper 60s. palo alto as 69. and onshore flow, few 80s. mid and upper 80s, tuesday, slowly drying off. >> our producer speaking of the n.b.a. finals, he thought you would be a fan of heated since you are a weathercaster. [ laughter ] we've got some health news for you. an estimated 25 million americans suffer from diabetes, severe cases are usually treated with medications but now there a bay area group what they say is a healthier solution. a raw vegan diet. health and science reporter carolyn johnson has details. >> one shredded care on the. >> reggie credits his diet for helping reverse the symptoms of diabetes. now, he wants others to do the

same. >> this is a unique project it does offer a holistic approach. >> he teamed with a film maker to make a documentary that they first produced in arizona. that project followed six diabetics who agreed to switch their diets in one month. >> 100% live food, vegetables, sprouts, nuts and low glycemic fruit. >> all of it is uncooked. simply raw shows improvements lowering blood sugar levels and producers say several of them have been able to stay off the insulin on the long term by staying on the diet. >> blood sugar, it's coming down while they were coming off the insulin just by eating, high

mineral, high nutrient dense it food. >> they are recruiting diabetics for filming hoping that reproducing the results will make it an alternative for managing diabetes. >> it's the model to show folks you are able to make this transition, this transformation in your health. >> doctors we spoke to was supportive of the goals but some caution characterizing the result as a cure for the disease. a diabetes specialist at california pacific medical center. >> i would be cautious about using for a cure in my diabetic. diet and exercise is a great treatment for diabetes and someone that is managing with it i consider that person a diet and exercise control diabetic. the reason they do that. if they stop the diet, the diabetes is going to return. >> to help them succeed, other

advocates from the vegan movement help them to prepare meals. they provide emotional support all in an effort to change diet and culture. >> the science is already there, proved that you can actually physically help somebody detox my their body. if you would learn more about the diabetes prevention project, we have links posted on our website under see it on tv. don't go away, 7 on your side is up next. >> man goes from having 180 channels on his car radio to zero. i'm michael finney with how he

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don enjoys listening to satellite radio as he tools around had in his car. >> i like certain music. >> he subscribed to xirius for four years. he tunes it every time he is in his car. >> all of a sudden it went dead. >> he called them to find out why and the mystery deep zblndz they told me i called in, cancelled my service and i don't have the car anymore. i said you got to be kidding. i'm sitting in the car right now. >> they told don it had sent him a refund for the half year he didn't use the service. but he said he did not receive any refund. sirius restored the service but

can charged him again for that half year of service, $76. >> i mean i paid twice for the same service? the only way you can get the money back by talking to somebody from corporate. >> don still had no refund and he was beginning to think, maybe someone had cancelled his account and taken the refund. so he had called 7 on your side. we got them to look into the case. they say the cancellation was caused by mistake but would that without explaining further. he declined to speak on camera, human error on our part led to the deletion of the account. we apologize to him and we fixed the account. there is no reason to worry that his account is not secure. sirius promised to refund the $76 and himself a bonus. >> good news, i would get one year of free service. 7 on your side really helped me

out. >> we thank the company coming through with the refund and don says he received one year of free service. if you have a problem with satellite or any other consumer issue let me know about it. >> coming up next, don't dismiss it as just another sci-fi fantasy. fantasy. don sanchez says there is a

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ladies at my favorite senior center always want to so the lotto numbers. here they are. mega number was 17. no one picked all six numbers so the jackpot grows to $33 million for wednesday's drawing. >> in theaters is is a suspense comedy knew from steven

spielberg, super 8. don sanchez it has more than a passing similarity to spielberg's e.t. here is done on the aisle. >> ohio middle school students shooting a film. >> the train hits a pickup truck pretty realistic. they run and leave the camera behind. it takes three days to develop film back in 1979 but it shows there is something try to get out of one of those cars. it brings a military invasion and strange things start happening. power lines disappear. >> we have nine people missing now. >> don't expect any me help from the military. it bring bris some more to the

film. it could be an invasion? it's the cold war era and alien on the loose creating havoc. they are trying to recapture it and all it wants to do is what e.t. did. >> this plays like a digital copy of spielberg palm but some of it is slow but you will cheer these fresh young faces. dasing special effects and do not leave when the credits begin there is more, a nice little treat. i'll give super 8, three-quarters of a bucket. we'll see out aisle. >> high praise from don. >> today, sunday's street event returns to the bayview district from 11:00 to 4:00. streets will be closed for cars and trucks so people can get out and enjoy healthy and fun activities.

it centers around third and 24th streets near warm water cove. they'll have live music at 22nd and detained streets and 17th and wisconsin. and lisa, the weather is not too bad for them. >> today begins our warming trend in east bay valleys and for the giants today. it will than partly cloudy later on this afternoon. still breezy in the 60s, dropping to the upper 50s. numbers in mid-70s in livermore. 69 in palo alto and couple more areas we'll see 80s tomorrow. >> thank you for joining us. bye-bye.