more questions over its questions about transparency about the binding documents. kumasi: congresswoman katie porter making a stop in the bay area. what she is saying about her campaign. reggie: preventing repeat terror. the action being done after a tree had a father. kumasi: we are dry right now that we have one more round of rain making its way to the bay area. drew will have its timing. reggie: just a small complaint. it did not rain yesterday but it was cold. drew: there is this thing called winter, also known as the coldest time of the year. now, it is just it will be cold and rainy tonight.

sorry. li quiet out there. our storm is quickly moving through this evening, not even on shore yet. it is still well off the coast line. it is a quick moving cold front. it is about a 4-5-hour it is a brief downpour. rainfall, most of us we are talking about a quarter t inches of rain. it is chilly. i would not be surprised if some of our coldest spots have patchy frost this morning. sunshine early o increasing clouds. by 4:00, the best chances in the north bay. by 9:00 is but we have scattered downpours moving through the region.

we will go hour-by-hour and show you when the dry pattern is showing up. kumasi: in the east bay, more are demanding be done after a tree toppled and left a family without a home. thell and to the hospital with injuries. lena howland has more on what officials are planning to do. lena: sitting in the middle of this home for about a week and a half right now. take a look at this castro valley home. you can see the tree still in the home, leaving six homeless for the time being. heather gonzales was inside, so where the couples for kids. the tree came down on their father who was the couch watching the raiders-chiefs game, pinning him down before he could be rescued.

the focus and concern outside of her partner working to walk again is now on these other big home, and other houses. >> it was an earthquake. one of our middle kids comes in and is screaming, daddy is screaming, debris is everywhere. that is when it dawns on me that a tree fell. it is massive as i get closer. lena: since signed a petition asking officials to clean up other nearby problem trees. we reached out to alameda county public works about the issue but have not heard back.

the process to start cleaning up the tree is expected to start this morning at around 8:00, but as you can see from the size of this massive tree behind us, it will take some time to get it removed. reggie: also in the east bay, a massive mudslide stop a train in its tracks, leaving passengers stranded for hours. the ace five train came up to the mudslide along niles road. after four hours, another train came to rescue those passengers and bring them to their destinations. >> i am just disgusted because i wasted a whole day sitting on that train. potentially we could have been in jeopardy. reggie: no one was hurt but niles canyon has been a highly impacted area with storms and mudslides in the last few weeks.

kumasi: this is a huge change in california's landscape notice from nasa's satellite view. the first look is from september of last year. now the photo is so much different. san francisco just saw its widest 22-day period in 140 years. reggie: despite being two years away from the 2024 election, some in california are already campaigning. katie porter was in walnut creek kicking off her bid for the senate. she has not announced whether she will run for the seat again. that has made camp come other pressure. >> the solutions are there. we know what to do. do we have the will to get it

done? it's important for me to show every pocket of california that i'll be engaging in conversation with them, listening and learning. reggie: porter says she could win against challengers like barbara lee and others based on issues like climate change and affordable housing. kumasi: presi facing new questions this morning over the classified documents found at his home and private pets during his time as vice president under president obama. there are questions about the fbi's role in this case. jobina: the doj considered sending fbi agent to the home to monitor the search for the documents. ultimately, the doj agreed not to bring in the agents. the biden team was fully cooperating with the government. last week, five more pages of classified materials were found in the president's home.

house republicans are criticizing the administration and demanding more information related to the searches of classified materials. >> this is why there is so much hypocrisy behind the bidens once again, something big comes forward prior to an election where they keep it quiet where the american public could actually have a say in it. jobina: a white house spokesperson says they are releasing information as they deem appropriate. the white house is expected to keep cooperating with the special counsel investigation into the classified documents. it is unclear how they will respond to house republicans investigations. reggie: resident physicians announced plans to unionize the san francisco-based california pacific medical center. they hope to gain more bargaining power and negotiate for better pay and working arrangements. residents say they are regularly asked to work 80-hour weeks and rarely work a week with less

than 50 hours on the clock. kumasi: police in no votto asking for your help to find this missing jogger. he is 32 years old, 5'6" pounds. he was last seen monday morning. police are asking check their surveillance cameras if they have any. he was last seen here near clear court and highland drive. you are asked to contact the police if you see him. drew: we are looking at our highs today, sunshine early on. clouds will thicken as the day goes on. we are tracking showers later this evening, level 1 on the storm impact scale. temperatures in the low 50's. quiet across california, but here comes our next cold front. this will swing through between 5:00 and 10:00 this evening, a

quick hit of showers. on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, level 1 storm, low rainfall totals. thankfully, flooding is not a high concern. we will watch for some localized areas because of this quit moving cold front. we have the front in the north bay by 6:30. downpours moving through by 9:00. by 11:00, it is in the south bay and that it is out of here. we had rain in the evening today, then the dry pattern sets up tomorrow for the next seven to 10 days. we are looking at sunshine and a really quiet weather pattern. great news if you are heading to the niners game on sunday. dry conditions, sunny skies, temperatures in the upper 50's by kickoff. we have a winter storm warning in the sierra nevada. more coming up in about eight

minutes. let's get a check on traffic with jobina. jobina: so far so good as we look at the golden gate bridge. we have some closure to talk about in terms of our commute. tracy to dublin, 42 minutes. we are starting to see that traffic come back for our supercomputers. concord looking good, 14 minutes to san francisco. the biggest closure is one that we have been seeing play out for two weeks, the flooding and landslide cleanup from fremont to sunol. essentially from 238 you can see the closure on the map. reggie: san francisco s how much the city spent on police overtime during the holidays. kumasi: the new device scientists will change how blood is donated. reggie: the latest actor to

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reggie: a former president of the san francisco building commission has pleaded guilty to fraud schemes, giving false documents to the fbi, and tax evasion. in his plea agreement, he said he collected checks from climates -- clients made payable to the city but alter the checks and deposited them into his personal account, obtaining more than 775 thousand dollars worth of client money. this is part of a larger investigation targeting corruption in san francisco. 12 people have been charged including high-ranking officials. sentencing is set for june 30. kumasi: for the second year in a row, san francisco spent more than $2 million in police overtime pay to deter shoplifting in union square. it was also an attempt to learn shoppers back to the union square area for the holidays. city officials say union square

made 3.3 million dollars in sales tax revenue during the holidays. reggie: the man accused of stalking with women in san francisco says he wants his trial moved, blaming negative media reports about him. the attorney for billie jean hobbs says news articles about him make it impossible him to have an unbiased jury in san francisco. he was arrested for 14 incidents of stalking, harassment, and unwanted touching. kumasi: could change the way that we donate blood. cedars-sinai hospital in los angeles is using a new sensor which hugs your thumb to read your pulse rate as well as your hemoglobin levels. those are needed before you give blood. typically this step is done by pricking your finger, and it is painful. >> at times, it does feel more

painful, the actual fingerstick, and the donation process. kumasi: device is accurate and i hope is it can welcome more people to donate blood when donations are down across the country. a reminder, a positive and/or negative blood types are always in high demand. reggie: the red carpet was rolled out for the golden state warriors to celebrate their 2022 championship. coach steve kerr also took the opportunity to appear at the white house. >> we learned a lot about what this administration is doing to help create a safer environment in our country, something that is very close to my heart. wonderful for me to learn a lot more than i knew. reggie: yes, that is steph curry standing alongside.

the team was a big draw including bay area politicians. a lifelong warriors fan. >> these players, their coaches, and this entire organization consistently stand for the principles of equity, equality, and justice. reggie: another special moment. draymond green saying hello to paul pelosi, who you see in the hat. it has been nearly three months since paul was attacked at his san francisco home. president biden gave both paul and nancy a shout out. kumasi: also in attendance, three of the bay area most legendary wrappers -- rappers. >> we are here at the white house. >> earl stevens. >> callaway.

you see my turtleneck. >> who is that? kumasi: in a video? we have mf. fab, and sway. born in oakland. reggie: i spent many days watching sway ananda. i saw her once on a plane. i did not bother her. i wanted her to have a peaceful flight. sway, i might say something. kumasi: she just loo wants her piece. -- peace.

filming for the show "only murders in the building" is underway. reggie: selena gomez is sharing a video showing the shows star power. >> could this get any better? >> i do think it could get a little bit better. >> just the tea that i asked for half an hour ago. reggie: that is funny. just the tea i asked for half an hour ago. paula broadwell is introduced at the end of season two. as you can see, meryl streep is also joining the cast. steve martin shared this photo of the cast. that is really amazing. you can watch the first two seasons on hulu. hulu is owned by disney, the parent company of abc 7.

kumasi: something about when meryl joins anything. now i'm interested. drew: they work before together. reggie: she worked with any of those people? drew: romcoms that maybe they did. her and steve martin. i don't remember the name of the film. she is remodeling her house and she is the architect. " it is complicated." thank you. our producer. so they have worked together. reggie: i am impressed. drew: racking my brain. two legends. reggie: took you to trivia. drew: only for pop-culture.

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will have slick conditions. right now in the 30's and our coldest spots. today, sunshine early on. ouds will thas the day goes on. rain arrives after 4:00 p.m. temperatures will stay in the low to mid 50's today. on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, level 1 today. between 5:00 and 10:00, that is when a lot of us will see the rainfall. not a lot of rain but it is our last punch before a dry pattern sets up. tracking showers later on this evening, level 1 storm, and then nothing but sunshine the next seven to 10 days. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: how you can pick a name for the academy of sciences new addition. kumasi:

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the ace trains delays yesterday, it is all cleared up and you shouldn't have any problems. we still have a sig alert in half moon bay. kumasi: victims in california. it is opening 10 of itch storage sites for free up to 30 days. people can get a storage unit or ubox container. reggie: the rankings have come out for the best cities in the bay area for quality of life. number one is san francisco. berkeley is number two. san mateo is third. alameda comes in at number four. oakland, five. antioch ranked 25. the chronicle bases its rankings on 16 different metrics including arts and culture, walk ability, and diversity. kumasi: the academy of sciences

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moving forward. finding solutions. this abc 7 news. reggie: the track to college in california. nearly half of san francisco public school students are not eligible. how the district is responding to the shortfall. kumasi: tips to identify trees at risk of falling. what experts say we should be looking for after all the recent rain. reggie: the weather impact on wildlife. kumasi: here is a live look outside. unfortunately we are not done with the rain just yet. showers hitting the bay area later today. drew has everything that you need to know, and when will we see that sunshine? reggie: let's get a start with the weather. drew: showers return te4:00 later today. here is live doppler 7, quiet out there, but just beginning to see what will become a quick moving cold front that swings through for the second half of the day. it will not last all that long. behind that front, we have a

pretty extended dry period. it is cold out there, wouldn't be surprised if we have frost in our coldest cities. 34 in palo alto. certainly, with you as you step outside. level one on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. it's a fast moving cold front that will bring brief downpours but exits prettya dry morning ht thicken as the day progresses. by 4:00, best chances in the north bay. by 9:00, tracking scattered downpours areawide. we will go hour-by-hour coming up. reggie: in the east bay, homeowners are asking officials to move faster as more trees go down in their neighborhood. one woman says her husband was rescued after a tree fell on their home and left him with severe injuries.

that tree is still on top of the home a week and a half later. lena howland is an castro valley -- in castro valley. lena: neighbors in this community are now asking for more to be done after this massive tree you see behind me fell on this castro valley home, leaving a family of six without a home. take a look at this mess fenced off behind me. you can see where it fell, crushing the home and the father inside. his wife tells us that she was also home, along with their four kids, but they were not hurt. she says the her partner working to walk again, is on these other bigger trees bordering the kelly canyon creek, what is left of her home, and many other homes in the area . half a dozen neighbors say that

no officials have talked with them about possible removal. >> who is going to take care of this? we don't want just a blind eye to be prone to this situation. >> when it is a public nuisance, the tree could fall over, hit the street and the sidewalk. of course it is a public nuisance. lena: nearly 1000 people hav signed a petition asking for the county to act immediately on this. we reached out to alameda county public works about the issue but have not heard back yet. cleanup is expected to start this morning right around 8:00 the tree that you see behind me. just based on the size of the tree, it will take a little while longer to get this cleaned up. kumasi:

area have been working nonstop to keep any more trees from coming down. one says that you can look three basic things to spot trees that might be problematic. decay, root damage, and heavy limbs. >> don't take every tree just because you are scared. they don't need to be. they don't need to be topped also to eliminate weight. they need to be pruned and cared for properly. kumasi: they say also look out for routes that may have been impacted by construction. if in doubt, it is critical to call a professional. reggie: wildlife has been impacted by the recent storms. gloria rodriguez joins us now with how they are being helped. gloria: the habitat of some wildlife has been damaged by the recent storms and they need some extra attention. check out these guys. an

sidewalk covered in rainwater. and the storms knocking out an american castro from the sky. and a pocket gopher hypothermic after his borough flooded from the rainwater. this is some of the wildlife being cared for in san jose. the hospital manager says centers along the coast are seeing the biggest from the weather. >> there have been reports of an influx in other areas due to the storms. in our area, we are keeping fingers crossed that things remain the way it has been going. if something changes, we are fully prepared. gloria: the creek in front of the center, so workers have created an evacuation plan in case there is flooding. they say the animals are expected to make a full recovery. they'll be released after the next storm.

if you ever come across an injured animal, call your local well life center. they can give you directions on what to do. reggie: you can always check the weather on our bay area streaming app. we have the latest forecasts and live doppler 7. it's available on roku, apple tv, fire tv, and google tv devices. kumasi: if you are heading to the airport this morning, you might see united airlines pilots holding an informational picket. pilots are picketing over contract negotiations with the airline. they say they are frustrated with united's unwillingness to invest in their pilots. this comes as fourth-quarter profits are expected to top wall street estimates. united is the largest carrier at sfo. reggie: nearly half of the 2022 graduates of san francisco unified a poorly don't qualify for college in california. last year's graduation rate was

the highest in the last six years, but at least 41% of the class of 2022 is not eligible for california colleges. officials with the district say they recognize there is still more work to do. this comes as the district's report of the spending twice as much, about $70 million and administrative costs than 12 other districts in california. kumasi: mayor london breed will be talking about issues of the city in washington this week. she will be a part of two panels with other mayors from cities of more than 30,000 people. she said the challenges that we face in san francisco are not unique. cities across the country are working tirelessly to combat the opioid epidemic, as well as our homeless issues. reggie: fire fighters got more

than they bargained for at a house fire in martinez. firefighters came across more than 70 dogs and cats at the home. some got out and ended up running around the neighborhood. >> we initially had help some neighbors all around the house here, who helped us to corral the dogs and give them water, keep them attended to. reggie: animal control officers helped to gather the dogs and cats into carriers. no animals were hurt in the fire which started in the garage and spread to the second floor. one of the residence was treated for smoke inhalation. kumasi: new details about george santos has confessed to lying on his resume. he has been assigned to seats on two committees but is still facing federal and state investigations. jobina has the latest on concerns from his colleagues. jobina: ritchie torres is

calling on the federal election communication to look into how george santos financed his campaign. he reportedly lent more than $700,000 to the campaign after earning about $55,000 two years earlier. now, torres is pointing a group called redstone strategies which helped raise money for santos. >> mr. santos either illegally coordinated with an independent expenditure or he illegally received a campaign contribution through a pass-through. in either case, mr. santos likely broke campaign finance law. jobina: santos has not responded to the complaint. while the investigations continue, more false claims by santos rf servicing. his former roommate says that he used different names for his animal rescue nonprofit and its gofundme, but there is no evidence that nonprofit ever existed. the two house committees santos

has been assigned to our low-profile. kumasi: flood relief. the grants from san francisco that will go toward small businesses. reggie: the position at netflix where you can make up to $385,000. first, here is drew tuma. drew: excuse me? here is a live look at the exploratorium camera. mainly clear skies. you can begin to see a few high clouds pressing in ahead of our cold front that will bring a return of some rain. today, it's a dry start to the day. it is after 4:00 at the rain returns to the forecast. it will be a cold afternoon with temperatures in the low to mid 50's. live doppler 7 along with satellite. quite across northern california right now. here is that cold front that will bring us a brief hit of downpours after 4:00.

the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, it is a level 1 storm this evening. light rain, rain fall less than half an inch across most areas. clouds thickened later on this morning. the front arrives first in the north bay after 4:00, moving through san francisco, the east bay. close to midnight, it is out of here. sunshine returning tomorrow. we will get through the rain this evening. flooding concerns are a lot lower with the storm compared to previous storms. it moves through quickly. we had yesterday to dry out. the dry pattern starts on thursday, and that could last seven to 10 days. that means it's a lot better forecast that levi's stadium. temperatures in the upper 50's for kickoff. we will look at the extended seven-day forecast coming up in about nine minutes. jobina: we start with some

closures due to the weather. this has been going on throughout the week and it is still in place. down power lines in san mateo county, 35 before kings mountain road. in half moon bay, that still in place on westbound 92 between upper skyline boulevard. flooding a landslide cleanup on 84 between 238 and main street. san mateo bridge, nice ride this morning. no wind advisories issued by the chp. the richmond-san rafael bridge looking great. tracy to dublin, one hour, three minutes this morning. everythi

reggie: in newport news, virginia, parents are calling

for strict security measures after a six-year-old front a gun to school and shot a teacher earlier this month. they showed anger and frustration when meeting with the school board last night. one mother says her daughter rushed out of the classroom after she saw the shooting. >> she is six. she is terrified, because the person that was advocating for her got her. >> i find myself praying to god that they will return home safely. reggie: school leaders pledge a full-time security guard, fully staffed front office, and a metal detector. administrators are also calling on mandating clear backpacks. authorities say the six-year-old who opened fire used his mother's gun. it is still unclear how he got the gun. kumasi: thousands of californians are getting a fresh start with their criminal record being cleared for the new year. scott wiener is behind allowing for the removal of any convictions from people's records.

that is something, that in many cases, was dependent on paying restitution's. >> statewide, many thousands of people,e been trapped in property because they have a criminal record they cannot get cleared. kumasi: in san francisco, the public defenders office tracked down 1300 people who might be eligible for a clean slate, but only if they can show they have been rehabilitated. some crimes will not be erased. sex offenses are less likely to be cleared. reggie: microsoft is the next company expected to cut thousands of roles. they will likely announce layoffs as soon as today ahead of its quarterly earnings next week. it is expected to cut nearly 5% of its workforce, which equals more than 10,000 jobs. the mass tech layouts began last year, hitting companies like

salesforce and twitter. kumasi: if you have been impacted by flood damage and need assistance, u-haul is helping out. it is opening up 10 of its sites were free to flood victims across california. they are offering 30 days at a self storage or ubox container. the city of san francisco also offering assistance to small business owners who have been heavily impacted by storms. mayor breed announced the grant will offer up to $5,000 to eligible businesses located within the city's flood zones. $2000 is available for small businesses outside of the designated zone the assistance is on a first-come, first-served basis. reggie: as we catch a break from storms, we are learning that severe weather could be the new normal. with flooding as it is already, the main concern is sealevel rise pushing saltwater in and

raising the water table. that is threatening levees and sea walls that protect our shoreline. as glaciers melt, the report suggests an urgent need for resilient solutions, including expanded title marsh and horizontal levees in place of shoreline development. >> that visitation drinks the groundwater, really creating more green space between communities and the bay. it is just so needed. reggie: in much of the bay area, electrical and sewage infrastructure would be buried by floodwaters. in some areas, rising grunt water could push toxic materials to the surface. that is bad, but how about this? netflix has an interesting opportunity, hiring a flight attendant for one of its private jets. kumasi: the job pays up to $385,000.

you would be based in san jose. the new attendant would be responsible for maintaining the stock room, you have to be willing to travel on domestic and international flights for an extended period of time, including weekends and holidays. netflix says it is looking for someone with independent judgment, discretion, and outstanding customer service skills to join the crew. how much you get paid is dependent on your experience, so don't go in with no experience. you might get paid $60,000. but if you are really on it, you could get paid up to $385,000. reggie: here is my thing. last year, we talked about how the governor signed into this law this new compensation transparency, where there would have to be a range of salaries. this is what you are getting as

a result of that law, a ridiculous range. they might as -- said we will pay you anything. drew: you could, but you won't. reggie: there is zero chance people will be making that. kumasi: and then dependent on what? your experience level? drew: my entire life, that is all i've heard. my experience. am i going to be dead, he experienced. reggie: that it becomes, you are too experienced. drew: you have been working for united for 30 years, that is too much. your independent thinking skills are too high. reggie: so is your salary. drew: if any company was going to do this and pay you a lot, maybe it would be netflix.

kumasi: it will probably be somewhere in the middle. reggie: this is making the headlines because of that top number, but the context is not there, because of this transparency law. drew: i am not job searching, but have you seen any of these extended ranges before? kumasi: how helpful is this? reggie: it is not. this is what people mourned what happened. drew: sure, we will throw a salary range out there. reggie: 0 to depending on experience. drew: let's go to our abc 7 oakland airport camera. dry this morning but we have showers later on. showers return this evening with a level 1 storm, scattered downpours. it's a fast-moving cold front. tomorrow, sunshine returns. because it is a fast-moving system, flooding concerns are a lot lower than previous storms.

near freezing in some cities. certainly will see some frost out there this morning. it is a chilly but dry start today. temperatures in the low to mid 50's for the afternoon highs, pretty close to where we were yesterday. here is the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. level 1 storm this evening with a cold front bringing rainfall, less than half an inch across the region. take a look at your rainfall totals. this cold front will not linger long, and that is why the flooding concerns are low with the storm. after the storm, we enter an extended dry pattern. overnight tonight, we are clearing out our skies, and temperatures are chilly once again in the 30's. winter storm warning in effect at 4:00 today. at 5500 feet, up to 20 inches of snow. snow levels could drop to as low as 2000 feet. one final storm to get through

this evening, and then the dry pattern lasting seven to 10 days , which means that weekend is looking beautiful. reggie: new at 6:00, the dangers of bacon. : doordash delivery expansion.

reggie: san francisco-based doordash is now partnering with starbucks to deliver coffee and food to your door. but we just talking about this, kumasi? kumasi: during the coverage. reggie: during the never ending storm coverage. the service will be rolled out initially in northern california, texas, georgia, and florida, before expanding nationwide.

starbucks says about 95% of its menu will be available, and you can customize your order as if you were using the app. kumasi: this next story may make your mouth water. a popular restaurant is coming to oakland next week. dave's hot chicken is set to open on broadway, the chains first location in oakland. these are photos from their instagram page. they are known for their signature mix of spices, ranging fromto the reaper. not the reaper. reggie: i don't want to eat anything called the reaper. kumasi: it first opened up as a hollywood pop-up in 2017. drake really liked it and became an investor. there are a few locations here in the bay area. drew, can you do the reaper? drew: i find when things are for

the masses, they are not as hot as they say they are. i would try it. i do love crinkle cut fries. delicious. live doppler 7. we are quiet this morning but we have our next storm approaching this evening, a fast-moving cold front. the rain will not linger this eveningrs fork sunshine, but clouds will take over for much of the day. by 4:00, best chance of a shower is in the north bay. by 9:00, that is when everyone has a chance for a scattered down for. we are talking rainfall less than half an inch. flooding concerns are lower than previous storms. we will keep our eyes on that as the storm moved through today. behind that storm starts the dry pattern. rain in the evening, and then

the storm is out of here by midnight. that sets the stage for sunshine tomorrow and the upcoming weekend. this dry pattern lasting for anywhere from seven to 10 days. kumasi: the smart silverware that claims it can help you eat healthier. reggie: a flight to remember. passengers sound off after the engines fail and they are forced to make an emergency landing overnight. kumasi: a new sports team coming to the bay area. the unusual team name and logo. reggie: another hour of news is next. demi, i'm so proud of you and how you have persevered through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad. the hulu and disney+ bundle. you ready? the stories that move us. this is the way. the shows everyone is talking about.

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bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. kumasi: cleanup begins at a home after a tree fell onto it. neighbors are asking for a local officials to help us more rain is coming. . reggie: officials did not go to president biden's house. good morning. until wednesday welcome to wednesday. kumasi: we will start with the weather. drew: it is quiet.