may around the bay continues this morning. 20 cities in 20 days. this morning, we are waking up in pleasanton. pleasanton is waking up with us. good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. so happy to have you on board. a road trip across the area to show you the great unique things about the area we all love. christina loren joins me live along with the members of the amador marching band. she's already get a french horn. >> yeah, but i don't know how to hold it. right now, girls, tell me, are you cold this morning?

>> no. >> no and they all have short-sleeved shirts on. there you go, observational for you. coming up, we will tell you more about what this fantastic marching band does, some of the awards they have won and we are going to talk about where our temperatures are headed for mother's day weekend. i think you will be pleased. that's coming up. but hey, you have to get to work. it's a thursday. how is traffic flowing, mike? >> i want you to check with the band and check if it's a french horn or a melaphone. it sounds like that. his name is mel, that's why i remember. because of that big event and the band, main street is closed in downtown pleasanton. use first if you are in the area. for now, over to 680 is moving

smoothly. a nice drive toward the maze. we get a look with the chopper to see if they are there. there's a crowd building here through livermore and the dublin interchange. back to laura, right now. >> thank you very mch. we are covering the days news and one big story we are following are hundreds of thurss about ready to strike. we'll check in with christie smith with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. hundreds of nurses are expected to leave the hospital, hit the picket line for five long days. i spoke with a couple nurses who got here early. one of them is under the new proposed health care plan offered by the hospital, it would be tough for the nurses to bring their own children in for care. they said they had to take action. this is the second strike for the nurses. the first was three days back in

opt after a contract between the hospital and the nurses union expired in may and talks went nowhere. one of the big disagreements, health care cuts mean they chip in $4,000 more than they do now. they are tough economic times and a lot of people aren't working. >> to recruit and retain nurses at a hospital in the bay area, there's a standard of compensation that nurses get. the contract offer that the employer has on the table is way below that standard in many areas. we are willing to sacrifice some because we are -- we love what we do. but, we aren't willing to put the hospital in a position to prevent it from bringing in new, young nurses. >> reporter: i talked with a hospital spokesperson by phone who said the proposal is actually for the hospital's surviv survival. they are offering three new

health care options. for the next five days, non-striking workers and replacement workers will fill in. service will continue as usual. but some elective procedures will have to be rescheduled. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, today in the bay. >> people shouldn't be nervous they can't get their service. thank you very much. marla tellez has a look at the rest of the days news for us. holding down the fort, we appreciate it. something about a suspected serial killer. >> we should find out if a man charged with the deaths of four women can represent himself in court. joseph is suspected of killing two young women, one from oakland, the other from fairfield, back in the late 1970s. he's accused in the deaths of two yuba county women in the '90s. the 77-year-old has yet to enter

a plea. he'll decide whether to seek the death penalty once the attorney issue is resolved. this morning, the u.s. says it is standing by ally pakistan. there are questions about whether the leaders knew osama bin laden lived in their country. today, secretary of state, hillary clinton said it's not an easy relationship between the u.s. and pakistan but it is a productive one for both countries. meanwhile, president obama will visit ground zero for the first time in his presidency today. the event will be somber. he'll lay a wreath in memory of the september 11th victims and meet with victim's family members. it comes four days after bin laden was killed. warm weather and sunny skies, a great combination for people celebrating cinco de mayo. it is the fifth of may today. agencies across the bay area want to make sure you party

safely. damian trujillo is live at the county jail with great advice. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. if you decide to drink and drive this cinco de mayo weekend, the folks behind me say you are more than welcome to spend the weekend with them. they have vacancy all the time. this is no joke here in the south bay. they are calling it avoid the 13. police are adding patrols all over the south bay. it's because of the 13 agencies participating in the program. that covers every corner of the south bay. they are looking for drivers weaving out of lanes. those driving too slow. cinco de mayo is not being singled out. it happens every holiday weekend. the cops know bars and restaurants are having drink specials all weekend.

the best way to avoid it is to get a cab or designated driver. if you are a party host, whether at home or at a bar, you might be liable if a drinking guest is involved in a dui related accident. don't forget you have to pay attorney fees and court fees. you might have to miss days at work. the fines might add up for you, not to mention lose your job. some folks walking out of the jail are worried for that particular reason right there. i mentioned three hots and a cot. it's not three hots. for lunch, they serve dry bologna sandwiches. stay at home if you are going to drink or get a cab. live at the main jail, i'm damian trujillo, today in the bay. >> just not worth it. thank you. 6:07 now. students and teachers expect business as usual. police say they are not going to

take chances. they are stepping up patrols. one year ago today, four students wearing american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo were sent home out of fears it would spark fights with others on campus. it made national headlines. three of the four boys' families have filed lawsuits. >> there's no conflict anymore. >> since last year's incident, a student group called voices organized campus events promoting unity. you could see a spike in your utility bill, even if you don't use the extra power. pg&e wants to increase rates and change the way customers are charged. they want to make it fair for everybody by creating an adrosz

board fee. currently, energy saving customers are charged less for power. those who use more pay more. california's public utilities is expected to decide if pg&e can change their rate structure later this month. the mayoral candidates will face-off in a debate tonight. the university of san francisco is hosting the forum. restoring trust with the government. it will be held at the university's conference center. it starts at 6:00 and is free for the public. 6:09, we are going to head out to pleasanton where you have found a four-legged friend. i found something else you might like, too. a man in a muscle shirt. good morning to you, pleasanton. we are live this morning. these are viewers watching us this morning and decided to come out. thank you for coming out with us here. we have chris and chris. what you will notice on

everybody out here, short sleeves. it's a gorgeous morning. it's perfect weather right now to be out here in the light cotton this morning. yesterday was the hottest day of the year so far. today looks like another gorgeous day across the bay. let's get to the weather headlines. it's a mild start today. the biggest difference is the on shore flow. it takes the temperatures down by a few degrees but it's warm and nice. the marine layer has not had a chance to develop. you don't have to worry about fog. high pressure is firmly in control. it's going to warm us up later today. the temperatures in the 80s and upper 70s at the coast. 78 degrees in places like san francisco, san mateo. upper 80s inland. take it easy out there. if you work outside. once again, we are back out here live. we are going to have a lot of

fun out here. now, i want to send it back to mike. mike, you were right. it's a melaphone. >> i just wanted you to find out. it was my dad's instrument of choice. always getting to the bottom of the story, christina, loren. highway 4, slowing. all those folks out there, it's a slow drive over to l. let's get a look at the chopper further south. 680 into walnut creek. it's showing a light volume of traffic in the area. hayward and the approach to the san mateo bridge, not a problem. we have a bit of a back up in the cash lanes. no metering lights yet. we're going to send it back to you, laura. >> that's right. we are waking up here in pleasanton, so is everyone else. if you are never heard the high school band, boy are you in for a treat.

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welcome back, everyone. and a good thursday morning to you. happy cinco de mayo as well. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are taking the show on the road. this morning, we are in beautiful pleasanton. we are listening to the lovely high school band. the band director joins me this

morning. >> good morning. >> you have a lot to be proud of. >> i am. i am proud of them. they work year round to represent the community in local and community events. a record year this year in terms of state marching contest results. their third invitation. >> very impressive. well, we want to get a chance to listen to them and let viewers

at home listen as well. strike up the band, so to speak. >> let's go. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. look at them go. they are full of fire this morning. we are having so much fun out here in pleasanton. bob redell is helping to celebrate cinco de mayo. you are in town as well.

what do you have for us? >> i'm within earshot of that at hands on fire. if you are at home and getting ready to make breakfast. you might want to consider stopping. we have a simple breakfast burrito. it's done differently than i do it. >> we put an egg in the pan and slap the tortilla on top of it. >> get it in the bowl. i can handle this. a little whisking. i didn't get too many egg shells in there. that's good. >> put it right in there. >> okay. beautiful. >> and how simple that is. >> flop a tortilla on top. let it go for about a minute.

>> about a minute. we'll make the salsa. tomatoes, a little bit of onion. cilantro, a little bit of jalape jalapeno. lime juice. >> you describe yourself as a food anthropologist. we look at food in humans how they ate and how it dispursed. >> you started in archaeology? >> yes. >> how does it help? >> how does it help? well, if you don't have a written record but you can see how people are eating, you can determine famine, war, conquest, whether it was a nice even distribution of people moving around, taking food with them. you can see all sorts of things when you don't have a written record. >> it's been about a minute. >> it's been just about a minute. we are going to take it here and plop it there. how about a little cheese?

>> i can handle this. >> we have to have cheese. that's great. a little salsa. >> by the way, linda is going to have this recipe and the spicy shrimp lettuce wraps earlier on her website, handsonfire.com. >> it was an iron chef competition on that. that was a pretty good recipe for that. there you go, a nice hot breakfastiburrito. it took a minute and a half to prepare. it's a lean breakfast. >> if you are home, it didn't take much. you should have the ingredients in your fridge, if not, you can pick it up easily. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> before i go back to you, i was going to wear this apron

here. i'm sure you can get a good shot of that. >> did they model that after you, bob? yeah! >> they didn't want to make it look too perfect. but i do wear it on certain occasions. you want to know what those occasions are? never. >> all right. looks like you are having fun. i don't know if you can top all the fun we are having out here with the high school marching band. christina loren always a marvel with her talents. yet another one. good morning to you. you know what, we are out here. i found this little guy. he's got charisma like you wouldn't believe. will you drum for me while we do a color guard routine? get those sticks going. here we go. ready ladies? she's going to show me how to flip it. i was in the high school color guard. show me how it's done. execute a quick flip for me.

okay. here you go. very good. now my turn. not quite as good but none the less, the weather is. good morning to you. we are having a good time out here. my drummer never engaged. maybe we'll get him next time. we are talking ability weather today that's going to be in the upper 70s at the coast and 80 inland. temperatures down right perfect for mother's day weekend. the best news, if you are waking up in the city, if you are waking up in oakland or san francisco, no fog. it's clear as a bell out there. you don't have to drive-through the elements this morning. this afternoon will be spectacular weather wise. the highs in the mid-80s and the upper 70s. take a look at where we are expecting the temperature to be. go ahead with the drumming now. ♪ >> mothers day, mostly cloudy. possibly a few showers.

the chance is not all that great. 20% at best. so, overall, we are looking at a gorgeous mother's day. i bet he's making his mother very happy. thank you. we're going to bring laura garcia-cannon back in. at least somebody liked it. >> i'll see the drums. we're going to have a lot more coming up from pleasanton live this morning including a look at some things under. strike up the band. hit it, guys. ♪

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>>folks.[xxw good morning, folks. it is 6:25. just turn on the clock there. let's get a live look. we see a smooth drive to the toll plaza. the metering lights were just turned on. olume. the the east shore freeway is moving nicely. we get a live look with the chopper. they are over the 24-680 interchange. this is not that interchange. they stopped short of there. we are looking at the east bay with a flow approaching the area. we'll get you back out to livermore where we have the

slowing. slowing into and through livermore. it's marked on main street blocking that road because of the activity by christina and laura. i want to give a shout out to japan's kids day. >> thank you, mike. 6:25 now. new census data shows asians make up the majority in the san jose metro area. sunnyvale, san jose clumped together. the area is now 33% asian, 30% hispanic, 30% white and 3% african-american. the san jose and honolulu areas are the only two where asians are the largest ethnic group. an ipad app that was supposed to save the news entry isn't making any money. scott mcgrew has tech today. >> the daily looks great.

it's fun to read on your ipad. the parent company news corp. says the ipad app lost $10 million over the past quarter. it was the first quarter of the daily. wushd probably wait a year or so before drawing conclusions on how successful the news magazine is. about 800,000 people subscribe to the daily. it's twice the size of the newspaper. sony warned us about the hack attack. a group called anonymous is behind the hack. it knocked them offline and exposed millions of peoples. they skewer companies they are unhappy with. a few members seen behind masks protesting the church of scientology. they say they didn't attack sony's play station network.

it admits attacking their website but said it had nothing to do with the latest attack. playing detective, we thought of why it might not be anonymous. they don't generally steal credit card numbers, they just cause general number. the demographic that makes them up play a lot of play station games. it seems odd they would knock their own fun offline. >> interesting. thanks scott. i wish you were out here live with us this morning. we have having so much fun. we are going to take you to a very unique antique store here. it's all coming up in a bit. [silence] ranch dressing! ancr: veggies love tillamook. voted the world's best medium cheddar cheese.

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garcia-cannon. it is a beautiful day to be anywhere across the bay area today. christina loren joins me live here this morning. one of the warmest days yesterday and warm on tap today. >> a gorgeous day. it's nice out here. we have been running around and aur heart rate is up, which is why we are so warm. you can leave the house with short sleeves on without regrets. we are going to continue to warm up now that the sun is out. the temperatures under high pressure is headed toward the mid-80s and upper 70s later on today. as we head through tomorrow, the marine push will be back. the fog will be back and temperatures cooler for tomorrow. we're going to talk about that and what it means for the mother's day forecast. right now, you might have to get to work on time. the guy who is watching everything happening on the roadways all across the bay area. hi, mike. >> good morning, christina. things are happening around the east bay. it's a big concern. first of all, a 19 minute drive

westbound off the carquinez bridge. at the toll plaza, the sun is an issue getting into your eyes. the back up toward the grand avenue off the curve as well. that's the typical back up. our chopper is heading up further north from there east off interstate 80. it's off the commute. closer to highway 4, reports of a big back up there. the overnight construction around willow that's been extended until 7:00 a.m. approaching the carquinez bridge. we'll give the chopper a chance to get there. we send it back to you live in the east bay. >> thank you very much. no matter where you are, a lot of people are celebrating cinco de mayo on this thursday. before you pour that second margarita, make sure you have a safe way to make it home. i want to check in with damian trujillo. he's live at the county jail, a place where you do not want to end up. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,

laura. three hots and a cot. that's what they will give you hear at the county jail if you decide to drink and drive this cinco de mayo weekend. police will be out in force in case you decide to drink and drive. avoid the 13. the name comes from 13 police agencies sending extra cops to the streets, roads. those driving too slow and don't go on green lights is what they are looking for. police are worried because the cinco de mayo festivities begin on a thursday, so it could be four days of partying which could lead to drunk-driving and other violence. it's the last thing this city needs. the cinco de mayo holiday is not singled out by police. most, if not all holidays and layoffs and budget cuts won't keep the cops from coming after you.

the funding for this, the added enforcement comes from state and federal grants. if you decide to drink on this cinco de mayo four-day weekend, the best advice is to stay home or get a designated driver. >> thank you very much. for a look at the rest of the days news, i want to turn to marla tellez. good morning, marla. >> good morning to you at home. the time is 6:34. the nurses at oakland children's hospital are walking off the job and picketing for their health benefits. christie smith is live where they are protesting for the next five days. they are expected to be there in the next half hour, correct? >> reporter: they are expected to be here in a half hour. a couple of them are here now. there are security guards here as well. there's one there, one there and a couple up the street. just here to make sure nothing

gets out of hand. the nurses say the problem here is that under this new proposal, they couldn't afford to bring their own kids to children's hospital in oakland for care. the back story is the contract between the nurses union and the hospital expired in may, 2010. in october, nurses walked out for three days. now, it's five days. it really comes down to fairness. some people in this economy aren't even working. >> it doesn't make sense for this employer to drive us in ininto other health systems for care. this is the system we work in. this is the place we love. this is the place we think we should be able to bring our children. >> reporter: i just spoke with a hospital spokeswoman who says they are facing tough economic times.

they are misguided. )q9ñ are emp three other health care options including an employer paid kaiser hmo. they have hired 120 replacement nurses and other non-striking employees will be here to fill in. it will be business as usual. they have rescheduled some elective surgeries. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, today in the bay. >> thank you. this morning police are looking for a suspect in a fatal stabbing that happened in east san jose. they responded to the scene at 11:30 last night near lake cunningham park. the victim was taken to a medical center and died a short time later. police have not released the description of the suspect or motive for the crime. people in san francisco are hoping to gather belongings after watching their home go up in flames.

it ripped through the hotel. the 48-unit hotel may be destroyed. people who live there thought the evacuation was a drill. >> as i was leaving the building, i heard other tenants yelling, it's real, it's real. bang bang bang, it's real. >> my clothes, everything. my computers. all my tools. >> the fire damaged four buildings before crews put out the flames. one firefighter and one person who lives at the hotel were taken to the hospital for smoke inhilation. the cause of the fire is san b people daya hotel think fhq, san jo aspecue. h>. ye fhep right hot in san jose yesterday. expected to beis,;> yesterday. good morning, christina. >> good morning. you know what the good news is, because it was so warm yesterday, we are starting out really mild. it's one of the mildest mornings

we have had so far. you notice it because overnight you may have had to kick on the ac. places inland reached the 90s. today, we are going more like the mid-80s, upper 70s. i want to point out how gorgeous it is here. our pollen we have a high pollen count as a result of high pressure and no rain. keep the allergy medicine handy today. this is what we are talking about. mild start. breezy later on. we'll see the building breeze, then on shore flow resumes. high pressure is still in control. it's shifted to the east. it's situated over the four corners. for us, the on shore push resumes tomorrow. we are dealing with the mostly cloudy start, mostly clear, beautiful conditions like we see now and we are expecting all day highs. today, in the mid-80s and upper

70s. the seven day outlook tells the story. temperatures are going to drop off in time for the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. mike, there's a lot of people up and about for this time of the morning. street.cbz6trmore, smoothly. the event where you are and the closure for main street. making noise here with construction just after you paz highway 4 through hercules and the car key naz bridge. look at the chopper shot over the construction zone off the willow pass. it's over to the left on the screen there. the new construction there will

open friday. the slowdown because of the remaining construction blocking the area. it is your commute this morning heading up carquinez ar carquin bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much. we have more coming up live from pleasanton this morning where we look under the streets and a look inside an i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado.

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i'm laura garcia-cannon. our tour across the bay area continues this morning as we are waking up in pleasanton. the great thing about bringing you to the cities is to show you the designing and the community at the heart of it. this is a great group of women getting together today. it's bras for cause. kim is here to tell us more about an event they have coming up this weekend in a unique way. good morning, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> it's a walk on saturday night. >> saturday night, 7:00 p.m. >> it's a breast cancer fund-raiser. we raise $200 in fund raising. >> bras very highly decorated. who knew underfashion could be this fun. that's the cool thing. men, women, everybody participate. you don it.

>> how often do you get to walk around public in your underware. you have a mission. >> this is the safe breakers over here, right? >> yes, it is. >> kim, you are actually this year's honoree but you have a success story for us. >> i am a breast cancer survivor for a year and a half. ongratulations."exp needz to se. it's a humbling experience. >> it's something this:0 behind. some more than others, so to speak. there's still time to sign up for the walk, as i mentioned, it's going on this weekend. 7:00 p.m. where should people meet up.

>> amador valley high school, sign up at 5:30 in the evening. >> get creative as well. we have feathers, beads, everything in pleasanton. including a great look at the antique shops. bob redell has more on that. >> reporter: good morning, you can't miss it. there's a lot you can miss inside because there's so much to see. >> anything you can imagine and is or have never seen it before, you will find in here. >> reporter: we are at the old town antique mall in pleasanton. it's the largest antique mall in san jose. i want to fine something that is going to turn heads. >> have you seen this? an old ashtray. >> reporter: why is that unusual?.t ;%l glass. >> reporter: they put stress on

yeah. hard to find stuff. >> reporter: it's in good condition. getfantastic. $400. >>caoorter: you're it]íon?ú7tthn get the probes out. >> is it on? >> i'm not feeling a thing? you know why? it's not plugged in. oh. >> holy moe li. that did it. >> reporter: turn it hav asus, stuff. people walk in and say wow, i haven't seen this since i have 5 years old. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. i used to have this as a kid. that brings back memories of when i used to have money.

>> it's something antiques are good for. it brings back memories. >> reporter: what are they goodg wo bringing back memories. the larg antique mall, go to oldtownantiquesmall.com. here i am, full stomach after wonderful food whipped up by chef linda on main street in pleasanton. if you want more information on the recipes we put up there, the one-minute breakfast burrito and the spicy shrimp lettuce wraps,j create.uf0óg de mayo dinner you can create. a mom and me baking and mother's

day brunch. laura, christina. >> all right. sounds like you get to spoil your wife with the cooking skills you gained. the uniqueness of the city. beautiful weather, beautiful people, great shopping. charles huff joins me this morning. but know a lot of unique things about the city people may not know. tell me about the underground tunnels. >> they ran from the hotel to the end of the block here. they were ;'5 tunnels > as the hollywood of the north. >> yeah, when mary pitford came to town, they made an abbott and

costello movie. >> she stayed in the hotel near here? >> the two-story structure over here. >> it is now -- >> a restaurant. >> isn't that interesting. just to know who walked along the streets here and the history. i love finding out tidbits like that. does the tunnel still exist?vé when they paved the main street, ollapsed. paved the main street, they are no longer there. there are some areas in the basements of to s> places u:elh> oat.ments of to s> places u:elh> i'm i'm cold. >> it's a gorgeous day and going d

m for us to see the marine push back in the mix. today, the marine layer is not going to make it on shore. tomorrow, it pushes inland. mostly cloudy conditions tomorrow. the brilliant clear skies overhead, a thing of the past in 24 hours. overhead, a thing of the past in 24 hours. let's get on if() morning. now, the sun is up. we are going to go straight up from here. temperatures in the mid-80s to low 70s. it doesn't look bad. sa you are living on coast, mother' ajpae's lií; day. and g 1 m 60s in san francisco this morning. mother's day, may be a little bit cloudy on mom's day. that's okay. a little bit of shower activity. make outdoor plans, we are not

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welcome back and good morning. it's 6:53 now. take a look at the picture perfect shot of san francisco this morning. if i could spit it out, now we are going to take a look at the roads. if you are headed to the carquinez bridge problems. >> not in the direction you would expect. eastbound up from hercules and rodeo. the overnight construction, a

problem with the equipment there and it's still in lanes at least until 7:00, maybe longer. there's a big back up at highway 4 and willow avenue. we take you to the bay bridge plaza. it's traditional up out of the east bay. slow on antioch. back to you. >> thank you mike. mike, i know you like to read books. there's no need to walk the aisles of the library anymore. borrow a book at the b.a.r.t. station. it's like an atm for library books. you can stop by a library kiosk and check out one of 800 books. you need a library card to use the book lending machine. it's going to be unveiled at 10:30 this morning. earlier this week, we told you of rumors prince william and kate middleton may be headed to los angeles in june. a few hours ago, the royal family confirmed the duke and

duchess are coming to california after all for three days, starting july 8th. rumor has it they are going to visit the beckham's. elvis has left, you thought i was going to say the building. nope, it left the list of most popular baby names. elvis is missing for the first time since 1954. more than 50 years. for the record, jacob and isabella top the list in 2010. put an iphone in your pocket, sure, if i had a pocket. what did i say? >> you said put an iphone in your pocket. you don't happen to own an iphone or pockets. could you put an ipad in your pocket? clothing companies wanting to cash in on the popularity of the ipad with shorts and pants. ipad pocket. the reviewer says it works about

as well as it looks like it works. just buy a man purse and be done with it. >> agree. >> i want to point out rob posted this to facebook. six planets all in a line. you can see the line up before dawn on software he has. space.com points out people thought it was the sign of the apocalypse. now, it's time to see all the planets. laura. >> reporter: we have nothing. i'm going to do hi karate and see where me foot ends. >> it's sticky. nice and sticky. live tv. >> scott, marla, we have to figure out where we are going tomorrow. it's a random process all week. yesterday, walnut creek. today, pleasanton. can i see the bottom of your

shoe? >> do you have a foot fete itch? let me see the bottom of your shoe. how random is that, that she has gum on the bottom of her shoe. i'm going to throw this. if you get out of the way so i don't hit you with it. three, two, one -- where did it land? >> mark zuckerberg's house. palo alto. what a surprise. i didn't know we were going to end up there tomorrow. some day, robots are going to take over the world. when they do, you're going to wonder, who how old i sue. stanford university, it's like a community college. >> sure. >> what do you have on tap? a surprise? >> yeah, a surprise. >> we find out the morning of. >> there you have it from lovely main street. >> this was fun this morning.

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