forecast. i am kris sanchez. let's get a look at your weekend forecast with jen hill. today is about another change in the weather. rain started last night and continues through today, just through the afternoon and then some more cold air comes in. thankfully, not quite as cold as it was. so, today, clearing late. then, tonight, it gets cold an again dropping syllables. you might see snow on our local mountain ranges, not just in tahoe. then, on sunday, it is going to get chilly. coming up, we will talk about how long the chilly weather will last an our next chance for rain. this morning, a teenager behind bars accused of setting off a bomb during a christmas tree lighting ceremony. they arrested 19-year-old mohammed osmund mohammed. he was born in somalia and was a naturalized american citizen and student at oregon state university. he was monitored for months as

part of an undercover operation. agents say he e-mailed a personablperson believed to have terrorist ties. he could face life in prison. oakland is on the vrncreati i.d. card that could double as an alternative banking system tore the poor. the i.d. card would work as a full service debit card that would free folks from carrying lots of cash or relying on expensive cash checking stores. it could serve as identification for illegal immigrants. the contract was awarded by a company that plans to issue the cards getting them ready to go by march. >> maybe you avoided black friday shopping because you like to keep it local. today is the day for you. small businesses are making a play for shoppers.

today, first ever, black saturday for the little guy. they are spear heading the movement to get people to shop local mom and pop stores. martinez is hosting a small business saturday with many main street businesses offering specials throughout the day. there is an estimated 28 million small businesses in the u.s. so how was black friday anyway? the results are in. it turns out across the country stores are reporting more customers and sales than last year. the national retail federation is expecting holliday sales to bring in more than $447 billion this year. that is a 2.3% increase over last year. experts say extended store hours an early store openings on thanksgiving day gave black friday sales a much-needed boost. to another thanksgiving weekend tradition, college football and a cal game that you might want to see in person despite the rain. today is the bears' final home game of the season. it is also the last game for two years at the 87-year-old memorial stadium before it

undergoes a major facelift. as "today in the bay," we report the project could have a major impact on city streets and businesses. >> reporter: for a cal football fan, nothing beats the sound of a roaring crowd when the bears are driving down the field for a touchdown. >> it is obviously really exciting, especially being in the student session. you never sit down. >> reporter: next season, the cheers will be replaced by silence. the cal bears will be playing at at&t park while the 87-year-old memorial stadium gets a long-overdue upgrade. the walls will be resurfaced and the inside will be gutted from end zone to end zone, brought up to modern standards. >> i used to come in before the game. >> reporter: since 1966, getting a hotdog at top dogs before a cal football game became a tradition. >> it is completely packed with people, wall to wall. so, in other words, you have people pressing on the counter and then they are all the way

out the back door. >> reporter: one of those that just has to eat a hotdog on game day is evon spin rod. >> it is something i have been doing s. >> reporter: next year, he will be watching his cal bears at at&t minus the top dog hotdog. he is not happy about it. >> it will be very strange for me. the hotdogs at at&t don't taste like the hotdogs at top dog. >> reporter: top dog expects to lose a lot of business. next season, with no cal football home gays nearby -- >> it is definitely for me after all these years of working at top dog, it is going to be strange being here on a football day and have the streets quiet. >> reporter: not all fans like the idea of crossing the bay to watch a home game. >> the fact that you have to go -- we're going to go all the way across the bay, it means it is going to be harder to are a lot of students to get there who might otherwise go to games if

it was up the streets. >> reporter: george kitiyama. they are advertising everything from sunglasses to t shirts. city leaders and business owners back a plan to create a five-block ex plin nod with a cafe and sweeping views of the bay. having business owners on board was the first test. the next test will be securing the $15 they need to make it happen. tonight, the 32nd anniversary of a tragic day in the city history. supervisory, harvey milk and mayor george mass coney were gunned done. at 6:45, there will be a march that will begin.

speakers at the vigil will include form your supervisor and former state senator and supervisor, david campos and cleve jones, the founder of the names project. all members of gun violence prevention group plan to protest a meeting of an organization that advocates the right to openly carry unloaded guns. that 2:00 meeting is also doubling today as a toy drive. licensed gun owners in california can openly carry guns so long as they are unloaded, holstered and not carried near schools and government buildings. they can carry ammunition but they have to be separate. they criticize the open carry group for holding a toy drive. they say carrying a firearm in public is a public health an safety issue. still ahead on "today in the bay," in stitches, the president nursing a fat lip this morning. we're going to tell you who did it, who is responsible and whether a presidential pardon is

on the way. plus, south korea buries its dead and vows revenge on north korea. could planned u.s. military action escalate the tension "today in the bay" continues in a few.

welcome back, take a live look at the clouds looming over san jose. drop some rain down a little bit. look at your forecast a little bit. i want to tell you about something the san jose firefighters are doing. they will have their campaign. the firefighters run out to drivers and ask them to donate money to support and treat burn victims. they fill the boot from 9:00 to 2:00 today. a very good cause. at a funeral for two marines killed during a north korean

bombardment, south korea's marine commander says there will be serious retaliation as the nation prepares to go through with military exercises with the united states. they anger not only north korea but a very concerned china. during today's funeral, the south korean commander said retaliation would be, quote, thousandfold after tuesday's attack on a south korean island. two civilians in addition to the marines were killed in one of the worst artillery attacks on the nation since the korean war 60 years ago. on that south korean island today, temporary shelters are going up for residents that lost their homes in that attack by north korea. officials say residents could be living in these temporary shelters for as long as two years until permanent houses are built. the island is home to south korean bases with a civilian population of about 1300 people. federal officials say top secret information considered so damaging that it could threaten the senate ratification of the

s.t.a.r.t. nuclear arms control treaty about russia is due out soon by the website, wikileaks. the information contained in the classified state department cables reveals secrets behind the s.t.a.r.t. negotiations and the embarrassing claims against russian leadership. that could give ammunition to the gop opponents. >> the russians are not going to be surprised that american officials sadre rog torey things about them. what they are going to be extremely upset about is that it is being leaked to the public. >> there is serious concern that some of the leaks could threaten american counter terrorism operations in afghanistan andem en. hamid karzai is already under scrutiny n scrutiny for afghan corruption and he was stabbed while collecting toys for children. a best buy manager in augusta, georgia was outside. a shoplifter ran from the store with a stolen laptop.

they managed to stop the man after the suspects stabbed one of them. the wound is not serious and the officer will be okay. good thing. still no comment from president obama this morning after black friday basketball game turned black and blue. the president needed a dozen stitches in his mouth. he was elbowed during a friday morning pick up game. the elbow turns out belongs to ray who works for the congressional senate caucus institute. he went up for a shot and accidentally hit the president who was playing defense. he plays a mean defense. in a statement, he calls the president a tough competitor and perhaps more importantly, a good sport. we are still waiting on an official comment from the president but a white house spokesman laughed when asked if the president will issue an official pardon. it is basketball, right? president obama's basketball injury is the latest in a string of presidential medical mishaps.

want to take a look? in may of 2004, president george w. bush scraped his chin and knees after falling off his mountain bike at his ranch in texas. two years after that, he fell while watching a football game on t vchl. president bill clinton popped his right knee at pro golfer, greg norman's house in 1997. president george h.w. bush collapsed after feeling ill at a stake dinner in january, 1992. overnight delivery this week, fed x was supposed to deliver a package from north dakota to tennessee considering radioactive rods but the rods broke free from their packaging. not only were they not delivered on time but it took fedex sleuths a few days to track them down. imagine the intense search for something so dangerous. they were finally found in the knoxville facility. fedex says that no one was in danger because the rods were still in a protective metal

cylinder. she got away twice. from her perspective, just in time. in santa barbara county, a wild turkey managed to avoid becoming a thanksgiving meal by escaping from an animal shawl ter. she flew the coop. locals have spotted the walking butter ball near a waste water treatment plant and a mobile home park and it looks like she doesn't have a care in the world now that she is free. coming up on "today in the bay," epic powder. the arctic blast that are dusting the see area ski resorts with plenty of snow. the best places to shred it this weekend.

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it is dry there this morning. so far, we expect a dumping of snow a little bit later. in the sierras, skiers and snowboarders are giddy as kids on christmas morning. resorts are reporting conditions like they normally see in the middle of winter and the best early skiing they have seen in decades. squaw valley is seeing eight feet of snow and twice the number of visitors. 85% of the trails at kirkwood are open. alpine meadows says that a recent storm drop, 6 to 9 feet of snow on the slopes. we know that more is coming. rain on the way, though, for most of us here in the bay area. here is jen hill with your weekend forecast. today is kind of a mix bag. we had the rap last night, the rain this morning. a little bit of rain around this afternoon and some clearing skies. the cold air is moving in. that's what's dropping the snow levels for tonight. then, tomorrow, more cool air comes in and another chilly night is in the forecast.

let's go through the sky forecast. cold front sweeps through the area. as it does, it drives some rain in front of it. we have some lingering showers behind it. that cold air is what's dropping the snow levels. in fact, we are going to see about a half a foot of snow up in the sierra nevada on top of what they have already seen. it looks like it is setting up to be a really good ski season. let's take a look at the forecast for the rainfall for the day using one of our feature cast projects. noon, still some showers around, breaks in the clouds. sunshine coming in. maybe some rainbows as well. it is 3:00. showers lingering in the east bay, down in the south bay. still, a few showers coming on shore. notice the clouds. they again to leave the area by 6:00, clearing from north to south. that's when the colder air is going to sweep in. by 9:00 tonight, we see clearer skies across the area and also colder air slipping in. for sunday, lingering clouds

backing up against the mountains. not over the area at all. it will be a crisp day. let's take a look at the snoel. we are talking about the half foot of snow expected in the see area nevada. instead of using the rain, we are looking at snow. some areas could be tops. the see area nevada getting a foot of the snow. right around lake level, expect about 3 to 6 inches of snow. taking a look at the forecast for today, starting out, a little chillier than normal. as we get to the 12:00 hour, not warming up a lot. only the 40s and 50s. our forecast highs are really only in the 50s today. 55 degrees in santa teresa. 54, alameda. 53, sab bashian. 55, concord. 52, santa rosa. 53, in center fiefield, north oe

bay. rainy start today getting cold tonight. we see some very sunny weather for monday and tuesday. wednesday, more rain showers occur and it looks like we might see more rain coming in again for next weekend. for right now, enjoy the weekend! >> jen's forecast is perfect for staying inside. luckily for us, there seems to be a bit of a hollywood tradition that the best movies of the year premier during this holliday season. the oscars and golden globes are around the center. a flurry of promising films no matter what your cup of tea. another harry potter movie. if you like disney, get ready for rapunzel and her prince charming entangled. yogi bear and his buddy, boo-boo, are back from the '60s in the new yogi bear movie and this one too, funny faulkers

again, you can watch little f auchlt lkefaulkers. the high school football season is coming to a close. in sports, good news and bad news for the sharks. last night, they outshot vancouver. it might not have been enough. the warriors about to get their meteor back. a big-time upset in college football 67 football. the highlights in sports.

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good morning, everyone. things have not come easily for the sharks so far this season. the results, a fourth place position in the division. perhaps all they needed was a statement game to get their confidence back. wednesday's win over the defending stanley cup champs

could be the one. the shark traveling to vancouver. antti niemi got the start after he beat his former team. the first period, 1-0. the sharks, a flurry of shots. dan healy on robert luongo. third period, sharks trying to get back in it. this isn't how you do it. second goal of the game will put it out of reach. the sharks outshoot vancouver yet still fall, 6-1. i'm not sure how that works. speaking of tough times, the warriors are experiencing their fair share as well. they are about to get a big-time boost. yesterday, david lee was cleared to rejoin the team. he promptly flew to minnesota where he will be a gametime decision against the t-wolves. 28 points, 21 boards but would it be enough for one "w." fourth quarter, under 1:00 to

play. seth curry hits the jumper, grizzlies up by 3. 110-107. the warriors giving everything you can ask for. durell wright off the mark. the warriors fall 116-111. their fifth straight loss. >> the happiest place, no the prettiest place. yesterday's cal game was one ugly performance of basketball. at least for one half. just how ugly are we talking here? the bears scored a total of five points. the combined half-time point total of 26 is the second lowest in the shot clock era. second half, bears finally finding the bottom of the basket, it is gary franklin. the irish lead to ten with 5:00 to go. that's as close as they would get. then, the younger brother of tyler can hit triples.

cal falls, 57-44. they may have suffered their first defeat of the year on thanksgiving. yesterday, still playing. second half, tulsa keeping sanford at arm's length. tulsa beat stanford, 65-53, the cardinals are now 3-2 on the season. let's now head to the lone star state where st. mary's facing texas tech in the south pad dry invitational. that is mickey mcconnell. he had 18 points. st. mary's wins big, 88-68. they are a perfect 6-0. >> the sanford football team is eyeing a bcs game. it makes today's final games pretty big for both bay area programs. seventh ranked stanford faces oregon state while the bears host washington. an upset brewing in reno in the first meeting there as nevada

tried to knock off boise state to overtime after they missed the game-winning field goal in regulation and won in o.t., the wolfpack, anthony martinez, right on. 34-yarder down the middle. nevada, the biggest win in school history. that means boise state's dreams are over. that is your morning look at sports. have a great day! football high schools team games are coming to a close. pa palo alabama toe, 35-0, knocked out dallas prep. they are advancing to the north coast section division one semi final after beating heritage high school, 70-20. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up next, new details in a christmas day tiger attack. what nachos might have to do with the mauling. a coroner's report leaked in a

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good morning to you. take a live look from our san jose camera. there was a bit of an evacuation at the children's discovery museum. it turned out to be nothing yesterday. if that's on your planner, take the kids. have a good time. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. i'm kris sanchez. here is a look at your weekend forecast which you might want to make indoor plans for with jennifer hill. we saw spotty ryan around the area. with it, cold air is coming in. that's what's going to drop the snow levels down to 2500 feet. obviously, a lot of snow up in the see area nevada. expecting a half foot of new

snow on top of what they already saw. let's put this in motion. let's get to 12:00 today. we still see the showers coming through. some breaks here in the clouds. clouds are these gray things here, the green is really the rain that we're expecting as we get into the afternoon. we start to see lighter rain showers coming in and then by the time we get to this evening, just a few remaining showers moving from north to south affecting the east bay and down to the peninsula and south bay as well. then, it is going to get cold. we will see the clouds moving out allowing for a lot of cooling. sunday, not a lot of rain in the forecast. temperatures will be cold yet again. we will see more rain chances coming our way later this week as well. for the weekend, a little bit rainy today. clearing tomorrow. next rain chances in our next weather. this morning, we are getting a picture of what went wrong the day after a tiger attacked a group of friends at the san francisco zoo. the san francisco examiner

obtained tapes from two brothers that survived the attack questioning on whether the group threw something in to provoke the siberian tiger, something like nachos. one of the surviving brothers responded, how can we throw nachos at a tiger. the police officer then says, i don't know. i'm just trying to understand what it would take to make a tiger want to come after you guys. one of the friends was killed in that attack. the family has settled with the san francisco zoo. new details in the murder case of a high profile hollywood publicist. a leaked los angeles county coroner's report surfaced written by investigators into the shooting death of ronnie chasen as she drove through beverly hills. one of the bullets which hit her, the coroner's report states was a hollow-point bullet which expands after entering the bullet causing greater internal damage. they are illegal. is she was on her way home from a star-studded premier from the

movie "burlesque." three men are facing charges in the theft last year of the famous sign outside the auschwitz concentration camp in poland. the official news agency reports that the main suspect is swedish. that man and two polish men stole the sign that sat atop the entrance to the camp. the main suspect has pleaded not guilty and could face ten years in prison if convicted. that sign was imblemblem matt particular of the nazi camps of world war ii. 40 lawsuits, that's what the relatives of bernie madoff and his wife face, wanting to recover millions of dollars from madoff in the ponzi scheme. 22 are filed against his relatives. the remaining 18 are filed against former employees of his investment firm. the lawsuits were filed as part of an effort to recover money from relatives and employees

closest to the center of the fraud who he says benefited the most from the ponzi scheme. bernard madoff, of course, sits behind bars. coming up on "today in the bay" -- >> nothing more than a booze cruise. and it is wrong. >> it is what some call a nightclub on wheels. who is responsible when the fun turns deadly. a legal loophole that could mean it is last call for one popular party favorite. people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology,

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party buses, flat screen tvs, tons of alcohol. they are all the rage for teens and 20 somethings that want to have a little fun but as "today in the bay's" jessica jere

reports, with little oversight or supervision, these buses are on a road to disaster. >> reporter: brett studebaker was a typical teenager, strong an quiet on the outside. the 19-year-old was a rock star inside. >> he loved music. >> reporter: you are listening to one of the many songs the young musician recorded. >> everybody thought that he was their best friend. >> reporter: he was always surrounded by friends. the treehouse in the front yard quickly became the neighborhood hangout. >> as a parent, that makes you feel great that the kids are around. >> reporter: back in february, brett celebrated a friend's birthday on board a party bus. doug and linda were leaving for a weekend getaway. >> when we took us to the airport that night. >> and gave us both a big hug and said, i love you. we knew he was on his way to the

party bus. we told him to have a good time. >> reporter: brett and his friends drank on the party bus for hours. according to the limo operator's website the bus features a stripper poll, three bars and care rioky. brett got in his c after the bus dropped the kids off and got in his car and drove home. >> 20 minutes later, brett is gone. >> brett slammed his car into the center median on 101 and was killed instantly. >> it was nothing more than a booze cruise and it is wrong. >> reporter: santa fe attorney has filed a wrongful death on behalf of the stud abakers. it alleged that they allowed and encouraged underage drinking and knowingly dropped off into, kated passengers at their cars. a lawyer for hobo limousine says

they are not liable because they didn't supply the alcohol. the kids brought their own booze and the girl that signed the parental contract is ultimately responsible. >> the governor and the legislature have to put a stop to exploiting people under the age of 21 with party buses. >> reporter: we contacted assemblyman, jerry hill, for help. >> didn't know much at all about it until you called. >> reporter: now, hill says he will make this issue a top priority. he wants to hold operators accountable for minors that drink on their buses no matter who supplies the alcohol. >> disingenuous. they are not serving the alcohol. they are creating the environment for that. >> reporter: hill plans to introduce the bill on the first day of session, december 6th, bringing solace to the studebaker's knowing their son's short life will have an impact. >> he never liked being the center of attention but i think he would feel good about this.

>> the bill will be named after brett. striking a cord with one final song. >> that was jessica jere reporting. they declined our request for an on-came on-camera interview. they are working on writing brett's bill. still ahead on "today in the bay." the new space rage that is blasting off. why local businesses are preparing for liftoff. just ahead.

if you haven't poked your nose out the door to kick the dog out, there is a chill in the air. jen hill says there is rain as well. today, a mixed bag. we had the rain last night and this morning. a little rain this afternoon and clear skies. the cold air is moving in.

that's what's driving the snow levels for tonight and then tomorrow more cool air comes in. another chilly night is in the forecast. let's go through the trivia sky forecast. cold front sweeps through the area. as it does, it drives rain in front of it. we have lingering showers behind it. that cold air is what's dropping the snow levels. in fact, we are going to see about half a foot of snow up in the sierra nevada. let's take a look at the forecast here for the rainfall for the day. using one of our featurecast projects. here is noon. still some showers around. starting to see breaks in the clouds. sunshine coming in. rainbows as well. here is 3:00. we still see some showers lingering in the east bay, down the south bay. still, a few showers coming on shore. notice the clouds. they begin to leave the area by 6:00 clearing from north to south. that's when the colder air is going to sweep in.

so by 9:00 tonight, begin to see clearer skies across the area and also colder air slipping in. for sunday, just some lingering clouds backing up against the mountains. not over the area at all. it will be kind of a crisp day. let's take a look at the snowfall. you are talking about the half foot of snow expected in the see area nevada. instead of using the rain, we are using, the look at what we'll see for snow. some areas could be top. sierra nevada getting a foot of snow. right around lake level. expect about three to six inches of snow. taking a look at the forecast, starting out chillier than normal. as we get to the 12:00 hour, not warming up a lot. only the 40s and 50s. 55, santa teresa. 54 alameda. 53, seb battie bol.

>> 52, santa rosa. 53, nevada and 53 in centerfield north of the bay. the seven-day forecast, rainy today getting cold tonight. we see some very sunny weather for monday and tuesday. wednesday, more rain showers occur. it looks like we might see more rain coming in again for next weekend. for right now, enjoy the weekend. if you feel like taking a vacation that is out of this world, well, you are in luck, because you may one day be able to take a trip into space. the price for a ticket is stratosphereic. space tourism is becoming big business. it is getting a boost from several prominent business figures. significant business and political hurdles stand in the way of you getting into your richard branson rocket. it will carry passengers on a sub orbital flight 62 miles

above the earth. we wonder if it buys you a meal in space or just a bag of peanuts. you may end up footing the bill for presents you don't even want. good morning, everybody. i'm scott. lots to do "today in the bay." in the south bay, you can get into the holiday spirit as you drive through. the 12th annual fantasy of lights in the park kicks off tonight. for the next month, the park will be transformed into a twinkling winter wonderland. the cars can drive through nightly through december 31st from 6:00 to 10:00. they have built a two-story gingerbread house made to look like the famous painted ladies mansion. the 22-foot-tall house is made up of 5,500 pieces of gingerbread, 850 pounds of icing and 800 pounds of chocolate. you can check it out in the

lobby of the hotel at 950 mason. that's a look at what's going on "today in the bay." have a great day! hi! welcome to progressive.com. come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today.

despite the best of intentions, the holiday shopping season will likely wrap up with plenty of returns. some of the unwanted gifts could wind up costing the person that gets them. as "today in the bay's" liz crenshaw says, if you open the box and try to return some items, you could get hit with restocking fee. >> they get a little bit angry. >> reporter: no one wants to be slammed with a restocking fee. >> it is not good for us or the customer. >> reporter: best buy and other retailers incur quite a cost for open electronics returned. they pass the costs on to the consumer. >> the biggest reason is that it needs to be checked out. >> reporter: can you take it in the back, tape it up and sell it as new. >> absolutely not. it has to be checked out by a

certified technician, at the geek squad or manufacturer. they have to certify that it is a sellable product. >> reporter: cameras, cam cocor and phone. if you bought a computer for $1,000, opened it and returned it, you or the person you bought it for will pay a restocking fee of $100 to $150. best buy is not alone. many retailers charge restocking fees on opened electronics for different reasons. target, amazon, sears and dell may charge 15% to restock. apple charges 10% to restock open items. h.h. greg charges 20% or more to restock. if you don't have your receipt or all the packing materials or if it is later than 14 days since you bought it.

retailers who don't charge a restocking fee, costco, lowe's radioshack, walmart, hp and staples. >> what i advicese a customer, the research. pick the brain of the experts before you buy it. >> reporter: if you aren't sure what to buy for the tech-savvy. >> if it is a gift, buy a gift card. >> no gift cards in our house. that was liz crenshaw reporting. with the price of gold near record high, some jewelry stores plan to strike it rich in the next coming weeks. they plan to push the 20% rise. jewelry retailers are playing catchup by raising prices on pricey gold pieces. >> we increased all the prices on our gold about two weeks ago. it has taken us this long to get to it. one gold necklace went from $5500 to $8900. a big increase in gold prices.

>> that's a 62% increase for just one item. brand craftsmanship gem stones have a lot to do with that. retailers will have to raise their price tags. so you shouldn't bet on any big sales around the holidays. coming up next on "today in the bay," a quick check of your weekend forecast.

take a live look. christmas in the park. one of the best ways to get in the holiday spirit for free is now open downtown santa fe. you could also make a donation to toys for tots. if you are down there, open daily until january 1st. if you are headed out to christmas in the park, you better take your umbrella. jen hill, the forecast. today is all about another

change in the weather. rain started last nigh. rain continues through today just through the afternoon, though. then, some more cold air comes in. thankfully, not quite as cold as it was. so, today, clearing late. then, tonight, it gets cold. again, dropping snow might see some snow on our local mountain ranges. not just in tahoe. then, on sunday, it is going to get chilly. we will talk about how long this chilly weather is going to last and when our next chance for rain will be. jennifer told us we can expect 8 inches for snow. if you didn't get the week off and you have the weekend off, please be careful. chain controls are in effect for interstate 80. we want to thank you for making us a part of your morning. join us again tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. we will be back tomorrow early with a steamy hot cup of coffee. have a great day! we will see you tomorrow.