it's the leading edge strong storm moves on shore. good evening everyone. >> the calendar says june, but we're on storm watch tonight with the bay area bracing right now for unusually strong winter like storm. we have live team coverage beginning with ktvu and soggy commencement ceremony this

evening, debra. >> reporter: they're calling it a january graduation, the 117th commencement, history making in itself. graduation attire included cap and gown and umbrella. it launched 240 seniors. advised to dress warm but they're teenagers. >> once a dragon, always a dragon. >> reporter: but even the dragon couldn't -- on electronics and chairs. the band squeezed under tents, their teacher retiring tonight saying it's her first rainy night. >> we're going to make it work. >> oh, i had sun burns that have lasted until august from graduation before and this time i might have, you know, wet socks until august. >> from the announcers booth, a sea of umbrellas, drops falling as the speeches started. >> i had to get wet and papers

get wet. >> diploma so carefully -- suffered not a drop by the time names were called. families said the weather did not shield their excitement. >> it's -- we're proud of her and it will be a great day. >> and the grad said if they remember the rain at all, it will be part of what made their milestone unique. >> we're all graduating and going our separate ways and that's what matters. >> the rain is washing away things, new beginning. it's perfect. it works out well. >> reporter: and it rained only intermittently right up to the end. but i'm guessing mark has a more scientific explanation. life in sonoma, ktvu channel 2

news. just a few light rain showers this evening, nothing too major but that will be changing over the next few hours, right now on large storm tracker, the reports of light rain up towards santa rosa and up towards napa area, go ahead shift it to the south. in oakland we had a few light showers. you can see the darker shades of rain. that will continue with increasing rain fall rains later on tonight until early tomorrow morning. coming up i'll let you know when the hiest rain is expected to move -- heaviest rain is expected to move in. as you can see it's awfully dark there. it's definitely wet in the sierra tonight. both 80 and highway 50 are clear. the higher elevations can expect snow this weekend. and you can find live storm tracker 2 updates any time by going to ktvu.com.

that injured firefighter in san francisco is still fighting for his life tonight. anthony is in critical condition. his partner was killed while they were both battling a house fire. san francisco general tells us more about the injuries and why they're keeping his medically paralyzed. >> frank, the family of the critically injured firefighters along with members of the fire department are here and keeping vigils praying for a miracle. an out pouring for support for family of firefighter anthony, firefighters arrived tonight carrying substances for his loved ones. >> reporter: relatives say there's been no change in the 53-year-old's condition. remains on life support and being treated for burns in 12% of his body. >> they're keeping him

medically paralyzed in order to help his breathing. if he moves a little bit, it will hurt his breathing. they're help relieving the pressure of his chest on his lungs so he can take in more oxygen. >> if they can get some good news, you're encouraged, then you get some bad news then you're discouraged. that's how it is being in intensive care unit being critically ill is like that. >> he lost his battle to survive after fighting the house fire alongside. the moving tribute to the fallen hero here at the hospital set the tone for what will be an emotional farewell next friday. funeral services will be held at saint mary's cathedral. >> there are 1700 devastated people. >> the family is asking for everyone's prayers. >> i'm trying to keep my head, you know -- i know my brother

and i don't want to see anything bad happen to him. >> he's strucking to make -- he grew up with perez. 1986 until 1989. today she -- fire in today's district. >> i remember vincent almost fell through the roof. he's like, you know, i'm so scary, i'm still in shock. i can't believe what happened. i think about all the memories, the fun times with vincent. >> richardson went on to say perez had many friend and was a great guy both on and off duty. flags throughout the bay area flew at half staff. our photographer shot this

video today at san francisco's city hall. and sacramento state capitol flag also flew at half staff. in a statement today the governor said he and his wife were saddened to hear the news and offered prayers for lieutenant perez and the injured firefighter anthony. >> tonight we have more of those fire dispatch tapes made during the frantic final moments. ktvu rod tells us they include some of the last works from the firefighter who was killed while december separately trying to put out the flames. >> nearby station 26 responded. a neighbor living above the house in diamond heights took these photographs. >> it was very quick, very quick after that. the house went up very quickly and as you can see from the photos. it was a lot of black smoke.

>> hey, this is working fire. >> the video dispatch, filled with him was firefighter anthony who is critically injured. >> what's the location, how much fire you've got? >> we're looking at zero visibility. >> the bahal i don't know chief is asking about the firefighters firefighters. >> reporter: there is no response. >> some of the chiefs, as the fire went on they were calling for the missing crew, they knew early on that something was a miss and they were trying to locate them. >> reporter: how long was it before a second team went in. >> i've been asking everybody, i want to know how long it was before they found him and i haven't heard know. >> the source tells us the team couldn't see inside and heard an alarm the firefighters saw. they walked toward the became

but found the men only after tripping over them. the fire department, the national institute of occupational safety and health and cal o osha are all investigating. >> as the investigation progresses stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on air and at ktvu.com we'll bring you the latest information as we get it. they announced today it has cleared sheriff's deputy in the fatal shooting of a man last year saying it was justified. the deputies were investigating a large scale marijuana operation in a rural part of the county last july. they said they opened fire on jose soto and he came at them with what looked like a real gun. it turned out to be a pellet gun. the da say the deputies acted in self defense. the district attorney also cleared three police officers of any wrongdoing in another fatal shooting last august. 42-year-old brian casey was

shot and killed in his apartment. the officers use of force was justified because casey threatened them with a knife and said he wanted the officers to kill him and casey had already shot himself. police officers are set to start voting on a tentative deal next monday that could save jobs. it caused for cutting salaries by 10% that means the jobs of 156 officers would be saved this year. the police officers association says changes to its pension plan will also save the city $100 million over 16 years. >> without a deal we were looking at having 270 officers laid off. with this deal we are now looking at 122 officers being laid off and it's all -- our hope that is we can minimize that with one time funding that the city could find. >> there is some question as to whether the 10% pay cut is for one year or longer. signs that the economic recovery is slowing were felt today on wall street.

the nasdaq dropped 40. this is the 5th straight losing week for the markets, the longest streak since 2008. labor department's latest job reports shows an up tick in unemployment. the rate for may went up to 9.1% from 9%. the number of people looking for jobs increased by 272,000, that's compared to 54,000 jobs added by employers, the fewest in eight months. president obama acknowledged the difficulty the economy is facing during the visit to a plant in toledo. >> this economy took a big hit. it's like, you know, if you had a bad illness, if you've got hit by a truck, it's going to take a while and that's what's happened to our economy. >> the president remarks came after he toured a jeep wrangler assembly line. he pointed out that the company is recovering because of that

government bailout in 2009. jeep is owned by chrysler. auto sales dipped last month in japanese disaster produced shape up. gm came in first, ford was second on the list. coming in no. 3 was chrysler. this is the first time the big 3 have been on top since 2005. it comes as japanese car companies have cut their production because of that earthquake and tsunami. i'm still tracking some light rain across barts of the -- parts of the bay area. coming up one part of the region that can pick up over 3 inches of rain over the next few days. a young woman said she was raped at gun point by a man who followed her off of her bus. i'm live in alameda with the critical details she gave to police. 7 days now

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she turned around -- then he raised his shirt. >> this mother described the terrifying moments when she says someone raped her 22-year- old daughter in the stairwell of her apartment complex in alameda. we're not showing her face to protect the victim's identity. >> i'm glad he didn't kill my daughter, you know. but i want to prevent this from happening to anybody else. >> around noon she said the man followed her daughter on to the no. 51 bus at 17th and broadway in oakland. >> they have work. he told her she was cute. she got up and moved to the back to the back of the bus. he got up and moved to the back of the bus as well. >> reporter: the attack happened after he followed her off. on the bus the young woman got a good look at him. he's black, 18 to 19 years old, 5-7 light brown skin and eyes. he has a tattoo with the name paul on the right side of his neck. he was wearing a black hoody, black jeans and black shoe where is a green black and red

bob marly style hat and belt. the woman said his teeth were especially straight like he'd had braces. >> i hope somebody knows who he is. i really do. >> reporter: tonight ac transit confirm police have asked for surveillance for cameras. the victim says her attacker told her he went to skyline high school. ktvu channel 2 news. >> the attorney a-- he plans to file motion monday to get video from a hotel that he said could exonerate his client. he remains behind bars following a hear being officials today. that hearing was to determine whether he violated the terms of his parole when he was arrested for beating stow. they say he stayed at the hotel the day after the attack and the video will show ramirez with a full head of hair.

witness descriptions of stow's attack tore have them as being bald. also his 10-year-old told police her father was with her and not at dodgers stadium when stow was beaten on march 31st. >> my reaction she was upset when she saw it. she was like, mom, can i go talk to them and let them know my dad was not there he was with me sleeping all day. >> they say they're looking for a second attacker and a woman seen driving the car. it has been exactly one week now since she disappeared. tonight hundreds came out to support the search for her. they tells us the reward also went way up today. jenna. >> reporter: there was a lot of crying at the vigil tonight. this family is not giving up. they announced tonight that this reward, $20,000 reward has now gone up to $45,000.

after 7 days and no word of michelle lee. family and friends put on t- shirts showing michelle's photo and detailed description of the missing 26-year-old. >> basically what i wanted to do was spread the word everywhere and being a walking billboard asking everyone to help bring her home. as you can see here, a lot of people -- sorry -- a lot of people love michelle. >> reporter: hayward police came to support the father, brother and other family members . the nursing student was last seen at kaiser hospital. she was on break from a nursing rotation and stepped outside. surveillance show her white honda suv being driven out of the parking lot. it was found the next day a half mile away locked.

the last signal was picked up midday saturday. >> her voice mail keep replaying it over and over again. it was 2 days before she disappeared. she called an left a voice mail to say hey, i love you. >> she's wonderful and she has so many people that love her. she deserves to be home. she's a -- she has a lot going for her. >> reporter: billboards went up today across the bay area. again that reward has gone up to $45,000. yale university lab technician was sentenced today for killing a graduate student from northern california. raymond clark iii was sentenced to 4 4-years in prison. he pleaded guilty to killing anyon 2009. her body was found september 13th, the same day she was to be married. clark strangled her and hid her body behind a wall. former an francisco drug lab employee pleaded guilty to

possessing a illegal drug. she was ordered to go into rehab. she's accused of taking small quantities of cocaine from the city's crime lab forced the lab to close and dismissal of hundreds of drug cases. john edwards pleaded not guilty today the felony charges of pleading campaign funds to hide his misstress and baby. after appearing in court edwards did acknowledge he has done wrong. he has taken responsibility. >> and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused to others. but i did not break the law and i never -- >> edwards also said he did not think that he was breaking the law either. edwards is accused of using $925,000 in under the table contributions to cover up the fact that he had a misstress and that they had a child. that was during the 2008 campaign for the democratic

nomination. edwards was married at the time his wife died last year. rain fall hasn't picked up over the last hour. here is the latest on live storm tracker, we have darker shades, moderate cells moving into san francisco and also into the pacific a area as well. this is saturday, sunday and into monday, these are impressive numbers for any storm and especially for this time of year you can see the coastal hill is right around 3 inches to south bay up to inch and a half right around the bay to inch to inch and a half. here we go with our clouds and rain cloud forecast model. this is targeting the coast and also right around the bay, coming up we'll put this model into motion and show you the changes for afternoon, also highlight the thunderstorm chances you can expect for one part. >> after james, it is home in los angeles. he was 88 years old, for 20

years he was marshall matt dylan on the tv show gun smoke. >> oil arrest -- i'm arresting you for murder. >> reporter: he played the tall righteous man. when gun smoke went off the air in 1975 it was the last western tv show. he left a message on his web site to be posted after his death. he said he had a wonderful life. see how this strange bay area weather, especially the wind is impacting wild life. see that on that peach, that's hail damage from a small storm that did a lot of damage. it's a poli

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corruption scandal. the case is now in the hand of federal investigators. rita williams explain how the move can help investigation and the charges that may follow. >> the official hand off was announced today. >> beginning today, united states attorney in assuming the lead investigator and prosecutor toy corral responsibility. >> but sources tell me that the fbi has been investigating for some time and indictments are expected soon. possible crimes include public corruption transports drugs across state lines, operating grow houses as well as conspiracy. the district attorney says the feds are taking over because they have more resources, more investigators, more independence. >> it even helps us avoid even the appearance of bias or conflict because of our relationship with some of the police agencies. >> not good news to us. >> michael represents the former head of the county's narcotics enforcement team or c

net. >> in most cases there are more dry conian than the state. when you serve federal you serve 85%. >> there's now a state audit of all cases c net has been involved in since welch. the unit was disbanded in february. >> who you would like for it to come back. >> new name. >> probably. >> reporter: but that may not be soon along with welsh three other officers or former officers have already been charged with a total of 38 crimes in state court. the district attorney says those charges will continue but might be trumped later by federal charges. san francisco is now a friendier city for start up companies, specifically private companies. mayor ed lee signed legislation today and it will reduce the taxes on stock options that would effect start ups when and if they go public.

supporters say san francisco is the only place in california to tax gangs on stock options. mayor lee also announced today that has moved in from south of market offices at 4:10 towns end street. that put den desk in the special mid market zone where companies get a break on payroll taxes to try and entice them to move there. itascas it plans to hire 70 new worker this is year. unusual bay area weather is causing problem for wild life, strong winds are knocking birds out of their nest. you can find baby birds at the wild life education rehabilitation center. they rain from -- range. the birds tend to nest high up in the tree tops but recent strong winds blown them right out of their nest and said they can't be put back in they're cared for until they can fly and released back into the wild. threat of super bug here in

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tornadoes it's unusual weather has caused tens of millions of dollars in damage. scattered all over the ground. >> i would say we're fens of millions. >> the storm that spawn tornado dropped hail damaging up to a thousand acres depends on small fruit damaged by hail will grow larger turning into scars. no one seen what we saw on wednesday. i mean, we're standing right now had 3 inches of hail uprooted or damaged 15,000 trees according to the national

weather service. >> who -- we might get 3 maybe four. the fact we're well up around 13, 14 is a little unusual. >> forecaster steve says the tornadoes have hit in rural areas, the major damage has been to crops. >> for our area the storms we had last week were pretty impress safe. >> says conditions may have set up just right this weekend for severe storms an even more tornadoes there are plenty of growers who have had enough. >> the official damage. -- ktvu channel 12 news. the firefighters fremont spent the day teaching fire ops. >> three-month fire department hosted educational program for elected members f of the media. it included -- rescue

operations. officials hope the program will help participants understand emergency operations. >> a man accused of kidnapping a girl from virginia and taking her to the bay area is now charged the murdering the girl's mother. prosecutors say 33-year-old geoffrey could face the death penalty. investigators say last december he killed his girlfriend, tina smith at his home. they say easily kidnapped his 12-year-old daughter. police took easily into custody after he was spot with the the girl outside a san francisco grocery store. she say she fasted today as a show of support and her friend josh who are still being held in iran. in los angeles today she made several appearances trying to keep their story in the public eye. the trial is supposed to resume last month but for some unknown reason it was canceled. >> the whole world knows they meant no harm. they've committed no crime and

their tension has nothing to do with their actions and everything to do with animosity between the u.s. and iran. >> the two men have been held by iran for nearly 2 years now. they were picked up by security forces after crossing the border from iraqi into iran they said by accident. >> the number of people getting sick from a super boxic strain is still rising in europe. but officials say the out break may have peaked. farmers say they're losing millions every day because people fear their produce is the source. researchers say they hope to know more next week. health and science editor reports such an out break could happen here. >> flights from europe have apparently already brought this new super toxic strain to the u.s. in 12 countries 2,000 people sick, four sick in the u.s. had traveled to germany. >> i guess it will be a little careful about what i eat. >> i'm actually not so content.

but it's not, in fact -- >> u.s. clearly could experience an out break similar to the one in europe, once these pathogens develop they don't go away. >> researchers discovered what's called e. coli 1040. it's picked up in africa and evolved into a fast spreading bug. how it's spreading is unknown. >> german authorities first blame spanish cucumbers but tests reveal that the bacteria were not the same but now the mystery deepens. russia banned imports and some german farmers plowed under the crops. american airlines today announced it will stop serving salads but passengers tell us this epidemic will not ruin their travels. >> no, i'm going to eat it and tomato salad, it will be all right. >> how many people die from the flu every year and nobody reports about that.

>> as we've seen with tuberculosis, airplanes are efficient global transmitters of disease. u.s. officials say they are stepping up. health and science editor ktvu channel 2 news. former surgeon general was defiant today as he appeared before the international criminal court in the netherlands. 69-year-old appeared frail when he entered the courtroom then the judge read the 38 page indictment on 11 counts of war crimes. he called the charges obvious new york city and said he never heard of such things before. he did not enter a plea. the man known at dr. death died today at the age of 83. he passed away at hospital in michigan where he was being treated for pneumonia and kidney problems. he was an advocate of doctor assisted suicide and helped 130 people take their own lives. he insisted. he did not ask for help with his own death. coming up tonight this is

what happens when ammunition depot catches fire when thousands and thousands of artillery shell shells ex-- shells explode. coming up what part of the bay area forecast is and when the rain cloud finally moves out of the forecast.

through oakland tonight. dozens of people dressed mostly in black. they say the funeral procession was significant -- signify, rather, the loss of oakland's library to proposed budget cuts

go through. a few bites supported their cause. for budget meeting. a new bill is headed to the state senate that will regulate privatization of public library, the bill squeezed through. cannot displace employees. the city council plans to look into controversial drowning death of man on memorial day. 52-year-old raymond waited out in the bay that morning and intentionally drowned himself as police and firefighters watched from the shore without ever trying to save him. they say they were not properly trained to rescue him due to budget cuts. the city council will discuss the circumstances surrounding zach's death at next tuesday's meeting it's at city hall. update on story we told you about last night on the 10:00 news teenager who pointed a shotgun at an officer is under

arrest. 19-year-old terrell was taken into custody last night following an extensive search. police say officers pulled him over near 66 for a vehicle violation. he then got out of the car, ran off and authorities say that's when he pointed a gun at them and they returned fire. he was not hit, police arrested him later and say they also found the shotgun. in yemen fired rockets as the presidential palace ground today. this is significant escalation in the battle to force the president from power. they say he would appear in public later but there was only audio message of him on national tv calling the trial fighters. in russia a fire at ammunition sent mushroom clouds into the sky today, about 100 of 150 buildings were destroyed. nearly 10,000-tons of artillery shells were destroyed. officials say two helderly --

elderly people died of heart attacks. the russian government says it will punish those responsible. and in mexico a volcano began erupting today. scientists say the mountain rumbled then erupted. it's located about 40 miles southeast. authorities say the ash should not be a problem but people should stay at away from the volume cane know. >> big night for sick bay area teenagers, we're going to take you to a special event. >> meteorology tracking more rain right now and more is on

involved young folks faking some unique challenges. they have touching story tonight about special evening. more than 100 young people had the time of their life this evening. it's a prom designed to take them away. far away from their struggles here packer children's hospital. >> it's wonderful. i only like it. and it's international experience. >> all who have some chronic or terminal illness. >> i put a cap for graduation cap. >> we met two young women in their hospital rooms still excited for the prom. >> i think it's special, like it gives me something to look forward too being sick in the hospital and not so down. >> 18-year-old from antioch showed us her prom dress. >> 15-year-old michelle from santa cruise says she looks forward to prom but some of her

patients need it more. >> it's hard enough for me sometimes just to be happy and cheerful. but there are kids here with cancer and heart transplants and really bad nasty stuff. >> dr. william says this prom helps the healing process. >> being sick is often like being taken out of society for a while and this brings them right back here that really makes them feel more like a normal person that's such a wonderful boost for them. and therefore feel closer together. i'm john, ktvu channel 2 news. >> some east bay custodians are giving back to their schools not by doing their jobs. the group from the oakland unified school district held grass roots fund-raisers to raise scholarship money for 11

african-american students. school officials are commending the custodians for going above and beyond their call of duty. >> they are actually looking at student achievement as well as ensuring that the buildings that these students are educating in are clean and emaculate are really special. >> the scholarships range from 2 to $1,500 and will be presented tomorrow at the ceremony. they say they plan to do it again next year. the high speed rail project is going through a leadership change in california. the state assembly voted today to place the 43 billion-dollar project under the current board will have an advisory role. when it is completed the link and anaheim at speeds of up to 220 miles an hour. more control of how it's regulated the measure goes to the state senate. the bill will let cities and

other local governments make decisions about locations, taxation and other rules related to pot distribution. cities like san jose have already started drafting their own rules. >> state officials are using special dogs to keep cell phones out of the hands of prison inmates the dogs are sniffing out devices at california institution for men in chino. mobile phones are dangerous in the hands of inmates prisoners have used phones to plan escapes, harass victims and order hits on correction officers. >> i don't know if there's a particular odor, if you can hide a cell phone. state senate. if the governor signs the bill it will carry 5,000-dollar fine. the storm we've been talking about all week long is moving in on schedule. we have light to moderate rain to show you and so far

reporting some light rain and also some of the current rain fall patterns up in the north bay. i'll go ahead and shift and you'll notice some more activity. closed in on san francisco and making its way across the bay closer to the oakland area as well. this trend will continue with increasing rain fall rates late tonight into early saturday morning. we're expecting -- we will have some breaks during the afternoon, sunday is sun cloud mix and off and on showers likely. here is the overall weather set up. over night tonight here is the first band, gusty winds especially for the south neighborhoods could be around 20 to 25 miles an hour and then into the weekend, this area of low pressure it will be bumping up against the bay area coast and backing out offshore. as a result we'll have some dry brakes. the heaviest rain, chance of few, as we do head into sunday.

here is our forecast model showing you that heavy rain band first thing tomorrow morning at 7:00, 8:00. by 3:00 you'll notice the bulk of the action moving out to the east, this will be some high elevation snow, we have about 7,000, 8,000 feet. we have to hold on to possibility for showery here, we will have plenty of brakes out there and then into sunday, sunday morning basically some clouds we do put this into motion we could have a few pop- up showers at least that move into parts of the region and there is a possibility of an isolated thunderstorm for sunday and you'll notice we'll have to hold off that chance into monday morning at 10:00. chance of lingering shower primarily into monday morning. tomorrow the happiest rain into the afternoon hours. breaks and temperatures mainly in the upper 50s to upper 60s. san jose 66. santa cruise 62 degrees. here is a look ahead, 5-day forecast, into sunday, we'll

have a little bit of everything, sunshine, clouds and shower possibly thunderstorm first weekend of june will be fairly active. by monday chance of lingering shower but then you can't see for tuesday and wednesday, there's the reward with clearing skies and warmer temperatures. but this weekend will be watching very busy radar across the bay area. >> glimmer of hope out there. >> mark, thank you. fans, you too are in for a

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bay area ewe tube fans are crossing their fingers tonight because 100 lucky people will win a pair of tickets to

perform live. online ticketers stub hub is giving away tickets monday june 6 at hard rock cafe on peer 39 in san francisco from 3 to 6:00 p.m. the actual concert happens the next day in oakland. >> boy, what if there's going to be a big crowd out there. maybe. >> exactly. >> you think. >> what's going on giants. >> yeah, another victory tonight. considering thee at tricks down right solid baseball start to finish. hey, a little side story, brandon and his mom on hand. in fact the whole family was there where did he get his defensive, well on this foul ball, i'll say mom she came up with it. brandon crawford's mom, they were down 1-0 and it is none other than codey swinging a

hot. he had two doubles tonight. this one fetches the couple after two are out and the fourth. now here is -- the kids short stop continues to swing a hot -- deep to right just down the line. that score is right. again with two outs 3-1 was going to be good enough as his family is just loving it. great things happening for that youngster. matt on the mound. gave up only the one run. giants win the first of 10 game homestead. back east, will probably just call it a coincidence like he did when the yankees beat oakland. nothing good ever happens. 17 wins for oakland in the last ten years in boston. they strike first. back 4, two out single here from mark ellis doubles 2-0 lead before the red sox they're

trailing 4-0 they come back still oakland on top 2 outs. full count. really had his problems. 8-6 and as have lost four straight. along comes a man who -- to -- french open semi finals is the place for the end of novak43 match wind streak to end and it's known other than roger to do it. takes four sets, two of them decided in tie breakers. his long time riflery fee yawl. fedder has lost 15 of 24 lifetime matches. memorial tournament. steve, par 3. 188 yards.

didn't looked like he liked it. hey it's an ace. he's at 5 under 67. three shot lead at the halfway point. let them playoff this weekend nhl and nba that's it for now on a friday night. >> mark thank you.