spun out this afternoon, it happened near industrial parkway. only the driver was inside the truck and that driver was not hurt. dan: check this out, that is snow on mount hamilton, it is at elevation 4200 feet. ama: that snow is a hint of what we faced next, some parts of the bay area will be below freezing. dan: this is the coldest it has been in a while. sandhya: it could be the coldest air of the season so far that we are talking about tomorrow morning means records could be in jeopardy. you notice most of the action has shifted over mount hamilton, as you just showed us those beautiful pictures. there has been some snow as we take you back the last couple of hours, we expected it, they got it around the south bay, still a

few lingering light showers. we still have a couple more showers left as we head toward 9:00 tonight, and then your comes that freeze warning. north bay valleys and mountains along with the eastern santa clara hills going under that warning at 11:00 tonight, running until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. those temperatures in the mid 20's to low 30's, and this basically means that frost and freeze could kill any tender vegetation, so you want to not forget to wrap the pipes and drain that fluid and bring in those pets. temperatures mainly in the 40's, look what happens, the numbers plunge, by 11:00 p.m. we are already nearing freezing in santa rosa, dropping well below that tomorrow morning, in the mid 20's. san francisco 39 degrees. the last time we were at this

level was about 2017, so we could be talking about some records here in the bay area. we'll be back to tell you about a week and storm that will bring more rain and snow to the sierra. dan: today's storm dumped so much know that the chp shut down highway 80 for a while. how is that road looking now? >> chp just reopen traffic on i-80 after they closed it over donner summit, it was actually closed several times today. the wintry condition caused problems on the roads all day. chp posting pictures of several jackknifed semi's on i-80. this is video of the freeway in the daylight, that snow falling fast. here's a look at the caltrans traffic camera from earlier today on i-80. travel is highly discouraged, and be prepared for chain controls, lengthy delays and white out conditions. plow trucks have been busy

working to clear the snow and you can see that you're on highway 50. chain controls are in place on some parts of the highway. the placer county sheriffs office is advising people to reconsider their travel plans this weekend. >> the biggest thing for us is the safety factor, beside the traffic at cups, people getting stuck and spinning out and causing accidents. typically things that can be avoided if you just wait and are weak for the storm to pass -- wait an extra week, then you can head back up to the snow and have your fun. ama: this is video from earlier today, the wind because the ski resort to close several of their lifts. check on the closures at whatever resort you visit and keep in mind though strong wind gusts are always a big problem on the roads. if you do end up driving into the mountains in the next few days, make sure you are prepared

in case you get stuck. that means packing blankets, extra clothes, a flashlight, batteries, extra food and water, and of course, have a full tank of gas. dan: all good advice. thanks very much. ama: residence in the south bay welcome today's rainfall despite the problems it caused on the roads. we spotted people strolling through down -- downtown san jose despite the rain. one man said he was looking forward to cozying up inside and watching it come down. >> i never get rain and i'm very warm-blooded. i love it when it is cold and windy, and damp. reporter: perfect for the start of december. >> absolutely. >> some drivers were -- officials urge everyone to slow down and turn on your headlines and wipers. they are warning people to look

out for black eyes as temperatures fall tonight. dan: to north bay, the storm brought much-needed rain but cause many headaches and forced one high school to cancel classes today and tomorrow as well. cornell barnard shows you what folks there are dealing with. >> the kids all went home today. >> classes were canceled in petaluma after the power failed at exactly 6:09 thursday morning, leaving the school's cafeteria crew making yogurt rectus parfaits in the dark, but the power never came back on. >> our freezer is empty, we emptied it and send it over to our production crews so it didn't go bad. >> the storm brought a lot of rain in a few short hours, causing this car to spin out and crash on highway 101. luckily no one was hurt. the lights at this house went

out when a tree toppled and hit a power line on hillside avenue. >> it hasn't rained for a while, it's to be expected. >> we are on our way to the hospital because she is having surgery. quick she was left stranded on the highway, gail had an appointment she had to keep. quick some on the way to general hospital to have surgery on my knee, and the car broke down. quick she flagged down our news van to ask for help. we call the chp which showed up in minutes to give her a lift to the hospital. >> we stop and help everyone we can, if someone needs a ride. >> moments later, gail was back on the road. >> thank you very much. >> the chp says she made it to the hospital in time for her surgery. meantime, tessa grandy high school will be closed until at

least monday. electricians are now on site working to fix the problem. cornell barnard, abc7news. ama: there are very few power outages because of today's storm. the power company says 300 23 customers are without power around the bay area, most in the north bay and on the peninsula. just three customers in san francisco are in the dark. you can check the forecast any time and access the same five copter seven on demand on our streaming tv app. download the app now wherever you stream. dan: one person died when two trains hit a car in burlingame this afternoon. the northbound 509 it a porsche near the broadway caltrain station. this was about 1:40. here's a look at the scene from sky 7. it caused long delays as the

investigation continued. several trains have been canceled and many others are still delayed tonight. tonight we are hearing from the father of a 10 month old boy who ingested fennel at a popular park in san francisco's arena district. the father tells abc7news that he thought he was goingng to loe his child. now he is thinking first responders for having jumped into action. >> it's the frightening phone call he is still playing in his mind. his 10 month old son was turning blue and struggling to breathe. in its earlier he was playing in the grass with his twin brother in san francisco. >> when i first arrived he was actually laying motionless on the ground in the park, so he was on the grass on his back. they were pumping air. luz: san francisco paramedics and firefighters arrived on scene within two

minutes of the nanny calling 911. he felt hopeless, hoping his son would survive. you felt you were going to lose him. >> of course. it was only once they put him in the emergency vehicle and transferred him that you felt like, okay, there is a possibility for treatment. but until that point when he is lying there motionless, you don't know what to do. you don't know if that is it. luz: medical records the family provided to abc7 news points to an accidental fentanyl overdose, a diagnosis that never crossed their mind. >> they told me after the fact that they used narcan. how does a 10 month old get into opioids at a playground at a park? luz: around that bench is where the incident happened. it's still unclear how he invested fentanyl, but now his family is speaking to alert other parents to be on high alert of any foil or powder in

the grass. we contacted the mayor's office and she was unavailable for an interview. the supervisor called this incident another wake-up call for the city. >> how do we avoid this from happening again? >> it has to start with criminal justice. we have to go after the drug dealers. we have to incentivize people who are active in their addictions to get out of them. luz: the baby was discharged after six hours in the hospital. today the family is thanking first responders for saving his life. and they are not planning to leave the city. the total opposite. >> we love the city. we love living here. we are here to participate in that change. luz: in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. ama: protest continue today amid the mastic -- massive strike by california workers. several dozen people picketed outside california hall. union contract negotiations are still underway for two units

that represent -- unions that represent about already 6000 student researchers and academic student employees. early this week, leaders of two other unions reach a tentative agreement for better pay and family leave. dan: california has a highest gas prices in the country, but at least now they are dropping faster than anywhere else in the nation. ama: the mayor of oakland will be on gma three tomorrow. and you ca

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shedding new light on how the pandemic has affected teenagers mental health. data shows the stress of the pandemic may have caused teenagers brains to age faster. stanford researchers compared scans from 100 -- 120 eight children before and after the end of the pandemic's first year. >> we found that kids after the shut down had higher rates of depression, higher levels of anxiety, but also their brains appeared older than the brains of the same age kids before the pandemic. dan: he went on to say an older brain could mean teenagers will have a harder time accessing memories regulating emotions including stress and anxiety. some teens brains prematurely aged by three years in the study. experts don't know if the changes in the brain will be permanent. they do plan to do more studies on this in the future. ama: california gas prices are

almost back to where they were a year ago. a year ago we paid $4.70 per gallon. we set a record high this summer , paying six dollars 40 three cents. aaa says california prices are currently dropping faster than anywhere else in the country. still pay more than any other state. three counties still have prices over five dollars. st of the bay area is between the state average. two counties have cheaper gas, marin and solano. dan: at least it is coming down. ama: is coming down, the rain was coming down. dan: and more cold is on the way and rain. sandhya: it's all good to have gas prices coming down and the rain coming down. live doppler 7, you will notice it is quieter than it was earlier, but we are still seeing a few robe showers just off the

north bay coastline there and a few showers down in the southern part of our viewing area. mount hamilton is snowing, great to see that winter weather down there. monterey road between senn martin and santa teresa boulevard still seeing some very light showers so watch out for those slippery roads. i will take you back in time to when that cold front started to come on shore earlier this morning, pounding rain, flooding on the roadways, the winds knocking down some of the trees and tree limbs. this all added up when you look at the rainfall totals, there was no rain shadow effect in san jose. almost an inch at the oakland museum. this is good news, of course. the chill is in the air, temperatures right now mainly in the 40's and it's only going to

get colder. it seems like a serene scene right now but don't be full because by tomorrow morning, we are talking about the potential for black ice, frost with freezing cold conditions and the possibility of record low temperatures. the next storm arrives on saturday. spotty showers, mixed precipitation over the high peaks and breezy to gusty. a couple more showers coming through at 7:00 tonight. it winds down quickly and the skies will clear and the temperatures will take a nosedive. 26 in santa rosa, 2090 napa. both cities getting close to records. san francisco 39, that would break the old record of 40 degrees. stay tuned, right now it's looking like a cold enough night. 36 in san jose. i wouldn't be surprised if we do see some records. this is expected to be the coldest air of the season so far.

mid 40's to mid-50's for afternoon highs. if you want to get out and do some holiday shopping, maybe get your tree, this is your window because the next storm comes in saturday morning. by 11:00 we are seeing the rain. we will get left over moisture from the current storm and a low-pressure system coming in from the northwest. the heaviest rain will be focused on the san lucia mountains down toward monterey county and the santa cruz mountains. the sierra will seek snow, sunday the scattered showers continue, lingering into early monday morning. so you will have some windows of opportunity this weekend, but they will be few and far between. freezing cold morning, could see records, the comes in saturday by about 11:00 in the morning. you have the opportunity to get things done, scattered showers for your sunday.

monday some morning showers and then we will go with some chilly nights and dry days. one thing is for sure, this week atmosphere today gave us a good soaking. we needed it, and we need that rain coming in this weekend. we will talk sierra snow in the next segment. ama: the yule log is back, find it on our streaming tv app. just go to the new and popular section at the top. disney is helping -- hosting the ultimate toy drive. disney is the parent company of abc7. dan: it is world aids day and we dan: it is world aids day and we have a look at what makes have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath...

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environmental problems. president biden tonight is hosting his first state dinner since taking office. president emmanuel macron of france and his bride are the guests. there's a long list of celebrities who are attending along with numerous top politicians including nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy. one of the primary topics of discussion today was the war in ukraine. more than 300 people are expected to attend tonight's dinner which is seen as amending offenses after some political dustup's between france and the united states. two debt -- dan: today is world aids day and a reminder that the fight against this virus is not over. dozens gathered at the national aids memorial in san francisco to reflect on the past 40 years and to look forward to the future. >> it was the first in person

celebration of world aids day in san francisco since 2019. the covid pandemic kept the event at a distance, which is why today's celebration seemed even more meaningful. >> it has changed the pattern for a world without aids. >> there was a call to acknowledge that 700,000 people have died of aids in this country in that there is still much to do. a well-known activist said that many times, young folks forget. >> you don't really need to exaggerate. reporter: despite more than 40 years of lifesaving progress, it hasn't been enough. on average, 37,000 people in the u.s. are diagnosed with hiv every year. >> the fight is not over. we are not done. reporter: the conversation around what the future holds was moderated by our anchor. while san francisco has made

great progress towards getting to zero cases of hiv, communities of color and those marginalized in other parts of the nation continue to fall behind. >> we are not reaching people, because we have great treatments. how do we do that, how do we fund it and how do we sustain it? reporter: before hope we must give others in need your love, he says. >> if other people love you back and you're able to give love, everything that was impossible becomes possible. >> in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. dan: it has been a long, difficult 40 years but enormous progress has been made, thankfully. ama: coming up next, financial aid issues for students at mills college. it's almost the end of the semester and the issues still are not resolved. dan: also ahead, safer rideshare

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: disagreement between leaders in the south bay and rideshare companies. it all centers around a proposed ordinance that would force companies like uber and lived to report sexual assault allegations to police. is something big names in law enforcement are pushing for. ama: but advocacy groups are against it. >> with only weeks left in office, the san jose mayor is doubling down on on a proposed ordinance he says will improve community safety. >> i'm proposing we -- a fully -- to fully inform survivors of their choices about whether to report their victimization and how best to access services. >> the proposal is backed by jeff rosen who said that talks with roger companies about the ordinance started months ago. >> their absence of engagement

was disheartening. their refusal to move from their position was disappointing. there automatic rejection of even a suggested pilot project was extremely dissatisfying and dangerous. zach: we reached out to uber, who say survivors content police -- contacting police is their choice to make. they have teams to support them. we were told in a statement, to insinuate that over is -- is categorically false. -- they say to say that uber somehow misleads survivors is categorically false. we have talked openly about these issues and led the industry to disclosed detailed data because it was the right thing to do. one of the group says its policy has been guided by harmful u.s. >> we are one of the groups that went to uber and said do not share survivor's confidential information without their consent. zach: she says the organization brought their concerns to local leaders, but were not able to come to an agreement. >> they need to be able to

control when and how they deal with that. they don't need people calling them out of the blue and say we got your phone number from this other place. and we want to talk to you about that. zach: she goes before the city rules committee and expected to have support from one enforcement and other leaders, even after the start of the new year when termed out of office. zach fuentes, abc7 news. ama: today the defense team representing harvey weinstein began his closing arguments. he faces seven charges of rape and sexual assault. the trial is coming to an end following weeks of emotional testimony multiple women, including california's first partner. weinstein was convicted on similar charges in new york and 2020. he has served two years of his 23 year prison sentence. dan: today the u.s. senate passed a bill to avert a rail strike. it forces a labor agreement by codifying a tentative grill --

tentative deal between the rail companies and unions. president biden announced his commitment to getting all workers paid leave. >> were going to keep things moving and go back and get paid leave, not just for rail workers, but for all workers. dan: the house voted in favor of paid sick leave for workers yesterday. today's action is a temporary fix to avoid economic threats of a strike and what it would do to the economy, given how much it relies on rail to move goods. president biden said he will sign the bill just as soon as he gets it. ama: wall street started the last month of the year with mixed results. the nasdaq made a small gain of 14 points and the s&p lost four points. dan: mills college and northeast

university graduate students in oakland say they have not received that are all financial aid this semester, despite promises that their out-of-pocket costs would not increase following a merger of those two schools. melanie woodrow has more on what caused the issue and what northeastern university says it is doing about the problem. quick she says she is the first in her family to graduate high school, college and soon graduate school. hamilton is a full-time second-year masters in public policy student who works full-time and is a full-time all -- mom to her four-year-old son, teddy. >> the semester has been very stressful. reporter: in part because of issues with her federal financial aid at mills college at northeastern university. mills college in oakland merged this past summer. the northeastern university student financial services dean promise students their total out-of-pocket cost to complete their degree at northeastern will not be greater than what it would have cost to complete the

mills degree. but with the semester nearly over, students say they have no financial award letters. >> financial aid is a big way that i have offset my living expenses. i've had to dip into my savings because i have not received anything this year. reporter: the school's director of financial aid emailed hamilton in october that the school was awaiting authorization from the u.s. department of education federal student aid to offer and process federal drug loans. -- federal direct loans. a spokesperson tells the i-team, the northeastern university has not submitted an application at the mills college site location so students can be eligible to receive grants, loans and work-study funds. writing, the department has reminded northeastern about the actions they need to request an additional location. >> it is shocking. reporter: regulations require an institution to apply to the department of education for eligibility. regulations do not allow schools to disburse student aid funds at

a new location, before the location is approved. >> i heard from classmates that they are left in the dark. reporter: and emailed a statement, a from northeastern university spokesman says they have been following the guidance of the department of education-like terms of adding the oakland campus is a new site. also that they were following the steps the boston office had outlined for them in terms of approach and timing, writing, if there are graduate students who are unable to access federal loans we are working directly with them. if needed providing interim grants from northeastern. after the i-team spoke with graduate students, including hamilton and bursae aga, sharing their information with the permission of northeastern university, both received emails from the director of graduate financial aid saying he will resolve their issues. in one email, he said, it has been challenging to get accurate information for our transfer students. the most successful way has been

from the students themselves. >> it's the end of the semester, to barely be getting in email about financial aid, when you're almost done with the semester, it's a bit of a slap in the face. reporter: a lawsuit was filed on behalf of two mills of students, alleging they misled students up -- leading up to the merger. while doesn't discuss financial aid, hewed from several students facing issues with financial aid. >> one of the promises mills made to students was that those who continued to finish their degree and northeastern could do so without any increase in anticipated cost. if it turns out that northeastern cannot deliver the financial aid these students need, that would be yet another broken promise. reporter: a spokesperson told the i team it does not comment on pending litigation, writing, we do not -- we understand changes not unanimous. dan: remember, if you have a story for the abc7 i team, go

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ama: the life of a young victim of a halloween party shooting is being honored at the upcoming rose parade with a portrait made out of floral materials. tara: sparkle davis is putting the final touches on her daughter's memorial. the 19-year-old was shot and killed at a house party on halloween in 2019. >> no one really knows how you feel until they experience it. yes, i still go through my emotions. tara: the shooting at an airbnb took the lives of five people. now oceana's organ donations are helping others live on. >> it helps bring inspiration and heart. as long as i know that my daughter is helping and saving lives, that is what i'm going to continue to do. tara: sparkle starting up a nonprofit in her daughter's name.

the foundation service at risk youth and underserved families. her dedication and her daughter are being honored by donate life. >> since her daughter's passing, sparkle davis made it her mission to carry out oceana's wish to help herd immunity. -- to help her community. tara: the floor graph is one of 44 units appearing on the organization's float in the rose parade. >> sparkle truly embodies this year's float theme, which is lifting each other up. >> i never dreamed in a million years that i would get to experience this. i know she's pushing me. i could hear her saying, you got this. tara: it is her daughter's voice driving her daily. >> i have to work two jobs for the rest of my life to save a life one day at a time, that is what i will do. >> the community is proud of her, proud of her resolve, its strength and love.

tara: sparkle holding her head high and her daughter's memory close in hopes of inspiring others. >> letting other families know you can take your pain, your sadness, your depression and turn it into something that is positive. >> thank you for everything you do. tara: tara campbell, abc7 news. [applause] ama: there is no cost to be an organ donor. check out donate life.net for more information. dan: there's another storm this weekend. what to expect, next.

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roads and power outages. the headaches people had to deal with today. >> what a mess on the roads today. mother nature was dumping rain on the bay area turning roads into small rivers. lanes of traffic now underwater, heavy downpours made driving dicey on city roads and on freeways. >> i could not see anything. it's so hard to drive. >> kind of slow. we have to be more careful. suzanne: this lyft driver braved the elements and managed to drop off about a dozen people before noon. >> some bad, some good. it is risky driving under that rain. suzanne: the heavy downpour not stopping the mail from getting delivered on time. >> is a normal day for us. you have to keep going. suzanne: in daly city, the rain sent shoppers scribbling with their number list. in san francisco, this massive

tree toppled. the ground so saturated by the relentless rain. someuses to reroute.d forced the nonstop rain clogging drain in the outer richmond district. citizens took matters into their own hands to clear up the mess. across the bay area of the intense weather system wiped out power for nearly 1700 pg&e customers. about 1000 of them were in the peninsula. >> here in the peninsula we had the brunt of this storm. we were anticipating that. we knew the bay would get hit hardest here because of the winds. suzanne: crews are working fast to get repairs made. pg&e says they've been ready for this storm. pg&e also wanted to be ready for the upcoming cold snap and future storms coming our way. >> we want our customers to be prepared as well. have your flashlight with fresh batteries, instead of candles for safety reasons. make sure to charge your phones in your cars.

we always tell people if you see , lowered down power lines, always assume they are live. suzanne: pg&e says it has restored power to a large amount of customers. ama: but it was nice to get the rain. dan: the rain without the cold would be nice. ama: could you make that happen? sandhya: i will do my best, but you will have to wait until the weekend. that's when we will bring in more rain and lose some of that chill. you will notice it is snowing in the mountains, they've had chain controls pretty much all day long. a winter storm warning is in effect until midnight tonight. an additional 18 inches of snow make it really dicey to get up there, and this week and we have a winter storm watch going up,

1-3 feet of snow about 4000 feet. your best travel day will be tomorrow. by monday morning we are talking 29 inches at some of the resorts. tomorrow is sunday, you are good to go. not so much on saturday, and then sunday is heavy snow. the storm is moving out and the last of the showers over mount hamilton, just snow showers and after that we are going with sunshine for tomorrow afternoon, 40's and 50's on the highs. the weekend storm is a light level one, so get ready for that. ama: back to football with larry. larry: we knees belong to different people. the 49ers offense need stem on sunday against miami.

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>> good evening, the man who made the spitball a work of art passed away today. quick see dr. the baseball with everything from saliva to vaseline. the hitters did not know if he was doctoring the baseball are just getting in their heads,

making them think something was coming. the funniest story came with him as a batter, he joked there would be a man on the moon before perry hit a homerun. a half-hour after the moon landing, he hit a homerun. he passes away at age 84. from one giants picture to another, logan webb has committed to playing in the world baseball classic next bring team usa. the giants say -- team usa will be managed by former giant mark derosa. christian mccaffrey back at practice today, although limited because of that irritated knee. he says he is playing on sunday. there is concern about jimmy's knee, he was of the play through the pain although you look at this and wonder how he continued. he was asked about his knee and the possibility of rain impacting the game with the

dolphins this sunday. >> it feels great. it is coming along. i feel pretty good with it. i think it will affect the game very little. the elements are what they are, we play just about everything this year in practice so i think we are ready for the game. practice out there today and it didn't seem too crazy. we will deal with whatever is dealt to us. >> the warriors at home tomorrow against the bulls. made his first three against the mavericks on tuesday and then missed the next five, finishing with only nine points. maybe it will open up his game a little bit, but he is going to keep shooting. >> there will be weeks where you don't find your rhythm, but the

elite shooters don't stop shooting. >> i just think he has been in a rush this year. i think he is trying too hard. i think he has to slow downtt 'o trouble. he is so quick and so talented that he can simplify the game and i think as he does that, i think the shooting will go with it. >> world cup, japan needed to beat spain to advance to the round of 16. japan gets a go-ahead goal but the spain players are sure the ball went out of bounds. that's go to a video review, if any part of the ball is on or above the line, it is in play in this goal would count. they confirm the call. japan wins 2-1 and they knock out germany, which is a stunning result. for what it's worth, las vegas

oddsmakers are now saying the san francisco giants are favored to sign aaron judge. the yankees offered him $37.5 million a year but they are the slight favorites at this point. we will see. ama: at 8:00 it is frozen 2, followed by america's funniest home videos. stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. remember we are streaming 24/7, get the app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. thanks for joining us. dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time. have a great evening and we will see you again for abc7news at 11:00.

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are... an english professor from east setauket, new york... a product manager from whitby, ontario, canada... and our returning champion-- a customer success operations manager from ocean city, new jersey... whose 18-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you, everyone. thank you, johnny. and welcome to "jeopardy!"

yesterday our champion, cris pannullo, secured his 18th win and his 15th runaway win despite missing on a final jeopardy! about the flag of brazil. how did he do it? once again with big and successful wagering on the daily doubles. will he find them again today? or will rob or jeri seek them out first? let's find out. there's one of them in the jeopardy! round somewhere in these six categories. first we're... then... and finally... each correct response will come between those two words in the dictionary. cris, you start us off. 1,2,3--$1,000. [beep] those would be, in other words, tom, dick & harry. cris.