word of a possible motive coming up. >> and an historic first. millions of undocumented immigrants will apply for a california driver's license over. what the dmv is doing to make the process a little easier. >> and for everyone outdoors the next few hours, it is going to be a frigid, freezing start. we really need rain for our drought situation. i'm show you when we're expecting it in your back yard in just moments. >> you probably never received such a warm message of cold weather. a live look outside right now. this is the san mateo bridge. some folks making their way out this morning. it is friday, january the 2nd in this post-holiday week. you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> and a very good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon.

>> and i'm sam brock. we're going to kick off this morning with a live look. san jose where temperatures are hovering around freezing, a very, very cold start all across the bay area. >> we have multiple reports this morning, nanette miranda braving the cold out in the elements this morning. let's begin with christina loren. is there a warmup at all in sight? >> there is, there is. we have these frosty conditions to get to until 9:00 tomorrow morning. if you're going to work, we're in that boat with you this morning but the good news is it's friday. a lot of people will be hitting the shopping malls. it's a big return day. just finding a parking spot in this cold weather, not going to be that fun with temperatures near freezing until about 9:00 a.m. the reason why is high pressure is firmly in control. this is also keeping our air

mass stagnant. we don't have enough mixing out there. as a result all that particulate matter just set up. you'll see clearly a hazy day for you. nanette will have more on that for you in just moments. and right on the ocean in monterey it's chilly but this is the big one, 39 in san francisco, that's downtown. we're seeing temperatures in the city getting close to freezing. we might even hit freezing dlorng in more on that in just moments. right now back to you, sam and laura. >> i think that's a trade we're going to take. high atop san bruno mountain, why you might be tempted to fire up the fireplace but not so fast. today is a spare the air day.

>> nanette miranda joins us, pretty cold there i imagine. >> reporter: the coldest temperatures have yet to arrive still. those generally arrive around sundown. the freeze warning is in effect until a few more hours after that. here's what a freeze warning means. it means that temperatures are going to be below or near freezing temperatures, which is around 32 degrees fahrenheit. it's possible damage to sensitive plants and icy patches while driving on bridges and higher elevations. and it is, as you said, spare the air day, which means no wood burning unless it's your home's only source of heat. this is the seventh winter spare the air day in this cold weather and light wind conditions are making it -- allowing it so that the air pollution is building up to unhealthy conditions. if you do burn the wood, it

could result in a $100 fine. nanette miranda, "today in the bay." >> keep warm out there. >> expect longer than usual lines at the dmv. undocumented immigrants can now get drivers licenses. plenty of demand here, bob. people started lining up an hour ago. good morning. >> and in this cold weather nanette's been talking about but they want to be here so they can get in when the doors open. this is a brand new dmv facility here in san jose, was expected to be a rush of undocumented immigrants taking advantage of a new state law that just went into effect that allows them to legally obtain a driver's license. now, in the day area alone, there are hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who would qualify to apply for a license and accommodate for the crush of applicants, they'll

have close to 200 employees here trying to handle the crowd. this new law requires applicants have a valid i.d. that comes from their country's consulate. with that they can take the 36-question knowledge exam and if they pass that along with a road test, they will receive a salad driver's. >> it was a blessing. >> a blessing? >> it was a blessing. >> what will this mean now? >> because i'm not scared when i'm driving. i'm more confident. >> reporter: critics argued that people who entered this country without documentation should not be allowed to apply for a license at all. immigrants say the ability to drive legally is not a luxury, it's a necessity. this new center in san jose is

the only location in the bay area and one of only four in the state that will take walk-ins. many locations, including this one, will be open on saturdays as well. this new location is open to anyone trying to get a new driver's license, whether it's an undocumented immigrant, a teen-ager or new resident coming from out of state. and we're here at 2222 center road in san jose. again, the doors open at 8:00 this morning. roaring live here, bob redell, today in the bay. >> we do have breaking news this morning. sheriff deputies in almeida county say what started as a chase ended with a crash. a deputy pulled over a white van in hayward just before 3:00 this morning for not having proper plates. but the driver jumped out of the van and ran away.

prn the driver was arrested. it's unclear how many people were in the van but we're told they were all taken to the hospital. the original driver who ran away is still on the loose. also new this morning, three members of a family are dead in what police believe was a murder/suicide in modesto. the shooting happened around 9:00 last night. investigators say two men and a woman were shot and killed. the shooter is reportedly among the dead. a fourth victim was taken in the hospital in critical condition. >> the east palo alto department said two of their officers narrowly escaped injury when they were shot at responding to a call. they say two officers were responding to shots fired call when people shot at them. eight people were inside the home and detained but it's unclear if any of them were

arrested. >> today people will turn in petitions to get contra costa -- opponent say it isn't fair. the supervisors say they're earning less than their colleagues in comparable counties. >> we're going to give you a quick look outside of the bay bridge all lit up. not too many people out there, enough, though, as we wrap up our week. many folks looking forward to the weekend and do we have more cold weather for them. that is the question, christina. you're saying we could get a warmup pretty soon. >> i'm actually already starting

to see these clouds move on shore. we need these clouds for milder mornings. happy first friday of the new year. you might actually have a one-day work week. getting out there might not be as easy as you think because it is so cold. a lot of us have climate control in our homes. you want to make sure before you walk outside where temperatures are in the 30s, even in san francisco, you have less time to warm up your vehicle. we have some frosty vehicles out there in our parking lot this morning. as we head throughout the day today, these temperatures will ease very garage utely. in santa rosa you're at 30. in moran hill, today 54 degrees

in the north bay, 5 in the south bay. no flight delays. anybody trying to head back home or if you're picking somebody up from the airport, looking good, right on time at every major airport across the nation. right now back to you, sam and laura. >> 6:10 right now. still ahead on "today in the bay," the search goes underwater. what investigators hope to do today to find the wreckage of that airasia jet.

welcome back and good friday morning to you. whether you have to head out and about, plan on very cold temperatures all the way till 9:00 a.m. we have a frost advisory in place for emeryville where you can see quite a few commuters making their way back today. big changes coming to your forecast. a warming trend and some rain. >> and a team of french investigators will go underwater today in hopes of tracking down the black boxes from airasia flight 8501. . >> this morning people from coast to coast are remembering a political power house. mario cuomo, the father of the current governor, andrew cuomo. he was considered a favorite to make a presidential run in 1988 and in 1992 but he opted not to

run. >> expect longer than usual lines at the dmv this morning in response to a law that announces new immigrants -- the. >> it is always a good time for a good deed. an act of kindness, being nice to a girl eating by herself, benefited an entire school. >> reporter: the story of how rama transformed to high school begins at a different school. rama was a student at one of the south bay's most prestigious private schools. very smart but incredibly shy, rama's parents decided she needed a change so transferred her to summit.

well, it worked out in ways they couldn't have imagined. a change of scenery doesn't always translate into a change for the better. >> there are three times of nuclear reactions. >> at least not right away. >> we're going to talk about those three right now. >> it didn't three years ago when rama transferred as a high school freshman to the brand new high school. always incredibly smart, rama was also painfully shy. now finding herself somewhere she didn't know a soul. >> i never talked to people, not that much. >> reporter: in fact, this story really begins with rama not talking to anyone, just sitting on a bench at school, alone of course. >> and then there was like a couple of kids who came up to me, they were like, hey, what's your name, where do you come from? after that i started hanging out with them. >> reporter: it turned out what happened on that bench was the

crack of rama's shell that she needed to begin breaking out of it. >> and now because of them i'm who i am today. >> reporter: and who she is is pretty special. rama wanted to pay forward some of her new friend's kindness. already far ahead in her studies, rama saw an opportunity with a handful of fellow students struggling to pass the california high school exit exam. >> so i went to my english teacher and i asked her can i coach these students so they can pass? so it's in three months, i coached them and they passed. and this is the start of the peer tutoring club. >> reporter: and the rest they say is history, or math, science and english as well. rama leads a team of peer tutors. in this, her junior year, rama has by herself tutored more than 120 fellow students.

>> you personally have tutored about half the school? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: her teachers are understandably grateful. >> she's an incredible model of compassion. >> reporter: not just compassion but dedication as well. and proof that a little bit of kindness can go a long, long way. >> okay. whoo! okay. >> hold on. >> reporter: now a senior, rama says the club is still going strong. there are some days when there is a line out the door waiting for time with a tutor. >> what a wonderful young lady doing great things for others. if you know of someone doing something nice for others, we would certainly love to hear from you. just head to our web site, nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >> and surfers are keeping an eye on the coastline now.

the window for the mavericks surf contest is now open. if and when monster waves start heading for the bay, it's open. now the big screen viewing has been cancelled due to flooding concerns. >> a live look outside. nice and warm from the interior of your home. it is a chilly start -- >> and we have swimming from alcatraz to the city of san francisco. i have a lot of respect for that but how cold? >> it was probably pinner palace what a great event, escape from alcatraz. another great event, that

viewing party for mavericks. i was there last year. i'm really bummed out about that. the word on the street is they're going to try and get it back up and running for the following year. it's really cool because you were able to go and shake hands with the handsome surfers when they were done. hopefully they'll bring that back next year. just for the ladies, just for the ladies. i can tell you it's one of those mornings you can actually see for ten miles or better, especially from the high elevations. high pressure holding tight, it's compressing everything in our atmosphere. so you'll see that layer of haze quite vividly when it comes up. these are the clouds we need to blanket us tomorrow morning to bring our lows up. this morning they are downright chilly, even in the city by the bay, 32 in pountan view and 32 2

that's a cold start to the day right on the ocean. as we head throughout the next couple hours, we'll keep the freeze warning going. it should expire right around 9:00 a.m. 56 degrees in the north bay, 56 in the south bay and the same in the peninsula with the 70s on the way. and then maybe a little bit of rain. best chance looks like late wednesday into thursday and friday. i think we're going to see most of the rainfall north of the golden gate bridge. we'll keep you updated. >> thank you very much. gm closed the year with one final recall on an issue that has plagued the company all year, faulty ignition switches. it could impact power to the engine and air bags. the company said it has not

received any incidences of cashes or injury. >> reports say the company has had talks to buy the food network from description, which al also. there were also rumors this past summer that yahoo! was reportedly interested in buying cnn from time warner. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," startling numbers about how many people around you might be sick right now. >> and why doctors say the best bet for fighting off a cold or flu can't be found in a pharmacy. >> if you're feeling a little under the weather, getting outside right now might provoke things. it's 6:21. that a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with news, weather and not traffic this morning after this break.

welcome back, everyone. another cold start on this friday morning. 6:24 right now. john hopkins researchers trying to find why some people are more

susceptible to cancer. they said it could be just bad luck. doctors say too much alcohol, time in the sun or being overweight means the odds are not in our favor, but it's important to note two common types of cancer, breast and prostate were not tracked in this study. >> if it seems like now like everybody around you is sick, that actually might be the case. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, about half of the country right now has the flu. the cdc says the flu is now widespread in 36 states including here in california. as a result hospitals in some areas are restricting visitors. what's the best remedy if you or somebody you know has the flu. doctors say the best remedy may be be medicine, it's rest.

they say sleep allows your body to fight the illness. >> and it's a popular new year's resolution getting in shape. and now research shows yoga is a way to get better health. >> people who practice yoga showed significant improvement and worked as well as cycling or brisk walking. >> now, if yoga ain't your thing, trainers say get outside and get moving. set some small goals for the new year with realistic expectations. >> maybe both. >> first day of trading for the

new year about to get under way. we're going to take an early look at the market coming up next. >> plus a big loss in the political world. >> and we're not forgetting to remind you how cold it is out there. waiting for the sun's arrival. you'll be surprised to hear the temperatures christina's talking about. you'll want to stick around for her forecast coming up.

your major temperatures have tumbled to subfreezing areas. plus rain in the forecast in just moments. >> and the markets closed out

the year with a bang last year, sitting above 18,000 you'll recall in that final week or so to close out the new year now. we'll see what 2015 has in store for investors. this of course the new york stock exchange as we get a live look at the bell there and the nasdaq on your friday, january 2nd. you're watching "today in the bay." >> a very good friday morning. i'm sam brock. thank you for joining us. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> officials will board a greek ferry. they're trying to figure out what started a fire that resulted in the death of at least 11 people. 477 people rescued by daring helicopter rescues that plucked survivors off the top deck one

or two at a time in gale force winds. >> tracie potts joins us this morning. remembering mario cuomo. >> reporter: a lot of the expectation began right there in the bay area, 1984, the democratic national convention when he was hoping to get the vice presidential nomination, but instead he gave the keynote address that really propelled his name into national politics and got a lot of people thinking maybe this guy should run for president. instead he ended up serving three terms as governor in new york. he passed away just hours after his son andrew was inaugurated for his second term. andrew cuomo mentioning his

father during that inaugural speech last night. this morning we're seeing condolences come in from key democrats, president obama called andrew cuomo, he made a statement, the clintons and from republicans also from new jersey, like governor chris christie. the flags are being flown as half staff for the next 30 days in honor of the state's former governor. >> somber day. thank you very much, tracie. >> it's 6:32. time to check our microclimate forecast. a beautiful look at the bay bridge. a cold, cold start to our first friday of 2015. >> it's also a little biting out there. we're hopeful those willin rising soon enough. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to jack frost, who is making a big appearance this morning. it is cold out there.

you really want to grab all your winter gear. >> have a freeze warning in place, when i was and interwhat you'll notice here, though, you're not alone out there on the roadways this morning. do give yourself extra time. you want to warm um your vehicle. if you parked outdoors, you'll lookly find some frost formation. san francisco getting wind and cloud cover right now. it's brought your temperatures out of the 30s and into the 40s. it's a good sign that tomorrow morning these numbers will ease considerably as the days go

forward. i know the weekend is of utmost important to you because that's the time we can actually get outdoors. 63 for your saturday and getting into monday and tuesday of next week, upper 60s to low 70s. this will be very short lived before our next storm system comes in and it's a cold system. more on that, we're talking rain here and snow in tahoe in my next report. right now back to you guys. >> christina, thank you very much. while we're talking about things on the rise right now, the stock market we'll see right now how the markets respond at the start of 2015. so far the dow up 26 points in early market trading. >> 6:34 right now. still ahead, not music to the ears of u2 fans. why front man bonio says he may

never play the guitar again. >> and what sony is giving to thousands of owners who are victims of a hack. >> and the sun's slow arrival over the south bay this morning. that's a pretty view from the distance there, the different colors on the horizon. cold again but a warm-up on the way, southern californians.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> and a very good morning to you. thanks for watching us on this friday morning. your weekend ever so close. a follow-up now. play station gamers are getting a big thank you from sony after enduring a three-day lockout. hackers blocked gamers. now the they'll get five free membership days and will get a discount on merchandise.

>> u-2 front man bono says he'll never be able to play the guitar again. this following a serious accident back in new york in november. in a message posted to fans on the web site, bono wrote recovering has been more difficult than i thought. as i write this, it is not clear that i'll ever play guitar again. he gave a few more details about how bad that crash was. he broke his hand, his elbow, shoulder and bones in his face. the doctor put in three metal plates and multiple screws. >> hari and his wife were attending a retreat. he went for a hike on tuesday and has not been seen or heard from since. emily worries he might be hurt.

she's posting updates on the search on facebook and twitter and getting support from all over the world. >> it's a long shot but colorado is asking federal authorities to let the college grow pot. according to the college, it will be used for research purposes. most pot research has been blocked by federal laws. >> 6:40 right now. the new law that will have you paying more to fill. >> and the movement to keep supervisors from getting a raise. >> and let's see if anybody's

lining up across the bay bridge this morning. traffic across the span moving pretty smoothly. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news and weather right after this break.

and we kick off this segment with a look at your microclimate. >> we do have multiple reports this morning. christina loren will let us know when we could see a warmup but we begin with "today in the bay"'s nanette miranda. look at that sunrise behind you, it's gorgeous. >> reporter: definitely beautiful. the cold weather and light wind conditions are allowing air pollutions to build up to very unhealthy levels. so the bay area quality management district has issued its seventh winter spare the air day of the season. what that means is you cannot burn wood today. unless, of course, that's your only source of heat. unhealthy conditions can be hamfha harmful to kids, the elderly and

those with respiratory illnesses. those who violate the ban could receive a $100 fine and be required to take an informational class. live at the very cold headlands, nanette miranda, "today in the bay." >> i understand when you got this assignment, you actually pulled out your ski gear. >> reporter: well, yeah, i'm not very good in the cold weather. i pulled out my ski gear because i know i'll be nice and warm in it. >> luckily for nanette 90% of the time more or less we'd say she's probably in pretty good shape. this is that other 10% as we give you a live look from the

san jose mountains. >> and a warmup is actually on the way. christina gave us a little sneak peek. >> you saw the clouds finally returning. we need those clouds. that's our blanket, better than a snuggy, i can tell you that much. next week your lows are going to rebound back to the 40s and 50s where they average for this time of year. thanks for waking up with us. if you don't have to go to work and you're waking up with us, that must mean we're part of your morning routine. thank you for watching as we take you into 2015, we're hoping to dig out of the drought and we do have rain on the way. i'm going to talk about that in just a moment. temperatures are chilly, at 21 degrees in the north bay, 22 degrees in the peninsula, we're getting a little bit more wind in addition to the clouds. that's going to help to keep your conditions a little bit

more comfortable, bearable, we'll get more cloud cover. temps chilly all the way around. in the south bay staying pretty cold at the immediate coast, san francisco for saturday, 56 degrees. maybe you'll be returning items to union square. make sure if that's you, you'll bundle up. you know if you adjust your thermostat just a degree or two in your home, it can make a big difference. that will start to feel a lot more comfortable. it will be the middle of next week before our next weather make are comes through. this will be interesting because it does have cold air associated with it. it could dump 6 inches of snow up in tahoe but i think the snow level will head to about 5,000. sunday things will clear out so

you can get up to tahoe if those are your plans. right now, guy, not looking that great in terms of the snow track returning. we'll let you know when that changes. we need that snow pack and we need those systems lien up out in the pacific. we're just not seeing it just yet. the band will be back together, what, monday? mike, scott, back to you guys. >> full team. thank you very much, christina. whether it is cold, hot, wet or dry, stay up to date by downloading our nbc bay area app. if you do that, you can get a personalized forecast and check out our realtime doppler radar. >> a team of french investigators will go underwater today in hopes of tracking down the black boxes from air asia flight 8501. the team will use hydrophones to listen for acoustic beacons from the two black box recorders.

teams have recovered 30 bodies and some wreckage from the crash site. >> police are trying to figure out what happened before four members of a family were shot in a modesto home. the shooter is apparently among the three dead and a fourth victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition right now. sheriff deputies in almeida county say what started as a chase ended with a crash. deputies pulled over a white van in hayward just about 3:00 this morning for not having private plates. the driver hopped out of the van and ran away, then the passenger hopped in the driver's seat and drove away. he crashed into a center divider and was arrested. the original driver who ran away is still on the loose.

>> the east palo alto police department said two of its officers narrowly escaped injury when they were shot responding to a call. it happened early yesterday morning. investigators say the two officers responding to shots fired call when someone started shooting at them. they man aaged to get away safe. >> and in nearby palo alto, police are looking for a man they say ripped a gold necklace from a woman's neck and then pushed her to the ground. police say the man did not say anything to the woman and no word whether the suspect was armed. the woman suffered a scrape to her neck but is doing okay. >> in oakland, police used nont lethal bullets to stop a man on

broadway. when officers tried to approach the man, he reportedly ran downstairs to the bart station on broadway. they posted officers at the exit to track the man. bart services were delayed. the man refused to surrender so officers fired bean bag rounds at him and took him into custody. his weapon turned out to be a bee bee gun. >> right now in san jose, bob, people have been and are already lining up at the dmv. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. since 5:00 this morning, we have about 30 people in spite of the cold waiting for the office to open up just over an hour from now because starting today undocumented immigrants can legally obtain a state driver's license. the dmv is expecting so many

people to take advantage of the new law they built this new service center with 40 service windows inside to handle the expected rush of applicants. hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants would qualify to apply. assembly bill 60 requires a valid i.d. to take the pfr there are critics who think that people who arrived in this country without documentation should be able to qualify for a license but supporters argue this would make the roads much safer. >> there are rules so they have to know the rules. people who have drivers license, they know the rules. >> it's scary when i'm driving. i'm more confident with me. so i think it's good. >> you said scary -- >> i'm scary for the police, if

they stop with me. so i'm going to driving competence. >> applicants can take the test at any dmv office but this is one of only four locations in the state that will take walk-ins. this new location is open to anyone trying to get a new license, whether you're an undocumented immigrant, teen-ager or new resident from out of state. >> if those lines are anyone indication, plenty of pent-up defanned -- demand for this. >> everyone is invited to attend a black lives matter bike ride starting today at 2. the ride will be in honor of michael brown, eric garner and michael grant and others who

lost their lives to violence. grant's killing sparked riots back in 2009 and now that police tactics are under the microscope again recently, his case is back in the spotlight. grant's family, friends and supporters held a vigil yesterday. >> one of the things that's changed is a fight in me to bring about an awareness that black life matters, that all life matters and that all should be treated equally. >> grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer who claims he meant to use his taser instead of his gun. >> in new york protesters are planning to stage a die-in ahead of a funeral for one of their nypd police officers. news corps is the owner of fox news channel and the new york

post. they're calling for a protest today to protest the owner's "racist lies." >> people who have been collecting petitions will turn turn them in to get contra costa executives raises rescinded. we should hear the final count from the county today. the group wants to stop supervisors from getting a 33% pay raise. it would boost their salaries from $97,000 annually to $129,000. opponents say that isn't fair but supervisors return they're earning less than their colleagues in comparable counties. >> addressing the homeless issues is one of his top

priorities of mayor liccardo. he wants to convert underused motel rooms to house homeless. he also went on a ride along for san jose police officer to see what it's like for the understaffed department. >> i'll continue to reach out and get negotiations moving here in the new year. in the meantime it's a good idea for me to listen. >> mayor liccardo said he'll make an official statement next week when he's sworn in as mayor. >> california's new cap and trade law went into effect yesterday. it's a market based regulation narrowly passed by the house of representatives in 2009 to reduce greenhouse gas emission. producers are now forced to supply lower -- the net effect is people will pay for that the

tra tax at the gas pump. >> it's not great you have to pay extra tax. but i guess the government has to make some money somewhere. >> i think it's good for the irn. >> it's a good thing that the prices lately have been lower. >> yes, kind of counterbalance each other. >> 6:57 right now. at least within person arrested after a van eluding almeida county sheriffs crashed in oakland. they tried to pull the van over in hayward for having improper plates but the driver took off. it's unclear how many people were in the van but we're told they were all taken to the hospital. >> mario cuomo, the father of current new york governor andrew

cuomo and previous governor, was considered a favorite to make a presidential run but opted not to run. >> u-2's front man bono says he may never play the guitar again and an accident. he broke bones in his hands, held bow, shoulder and his fay. >> i've never seen u-2 perform live. i wanted to do that at some point. >> and he's such an amazing philanthropist. he's helped so many people. i think he's going to get a lot of well wishes. >> the big bay area a crowd pleaser as well. maybe you came into the bay area to enjoy our wonderful new year's eve, i can tell you no flight delays, trying to get back to the east coast right now. we've got you covered all the way throughout the "today" show

tracking flight delays and cool temperatures. here's a good sign, some of the fog is starting to develop and we need that fog, that blanket of low cloud to help trap in some of the warmth for today, though it won't be that warm. we'll wake up tomorrow morning with temperatures a lot more bearable, about. >> the oregon couple was set to have a beach wedding in july but they changed their mind because the oregon ducks made the football final. >> and they got married at a rose bowl tailgate party. the football fans were married by the groom's step dad. the rest of the family watched the whole thing via skype. they gambled and one since oregon trounced florida state. >> they won because they're in love, sam.

>> the ducks -- >> i'm going to have to look that one up. >> all right, i think it might be yiddish. to, confirmed later. >> that's matching up with ohio later. >> i have to hit the dictionary. ning. desperate search for answers. new team of international experts is on the scene in the java sea this morning, hoping to locate the black boxes from that doomed airasia flight. bad weather is making their search difficult. this as more victims are recovered and their grief-stricken families begin to say a final farewell. the passing of a political giant. mario cuomo, hours after andrew was sworn in as governor for a second term. >> he is in the heart and mind of every person who is here. >> we will take a look back at