we're going to wipe that slate. that slate puts you into the play-offs. >> yes. >> let's see what type type of play-off player you can be. >> if you're a betting man or woman, you want to go with these picks. >> and thank you for watching "inside the nfl." enjoy the play-off games this weekend, and we'll see you next wednesday at 9:00 p.m. eastern here onl >> is it 10? gains breaking news. >> that breaking news out of southern california tonight were destructive fires continue to destroy homes. and just in the last hour, as for story dwelling in studio city collapsing as flames can lee engulfed the structure there. thank you for joining us tonight for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. there are now at 6 major fires burning across los angeles county. the

most recent one began in the hollywood hills. >> just several hours ago, fire officials say the home we just showed you collapse likely caught on fire due to embers from the hollywood hills. flames. this said new fire adding to the chaos and the la county as crews continue to battle the massive palisades fire. has now been dubbed the most destructive fire in los angeles county history. >> and has left many without the homes. it's just it's just shocking just to look around. it didn't seem real. will the palisades fire has grown nearly 16,000 acres and it is still. >> at 0% containment tonight. >> elsewhere across la county, the eaton fire is also an contained tonight. it continues to rage near pasadena. those flames have scorched more than 10,000 acres. the lydia fire burning in the angeles national forest around 350 acres. it is 40% contained tonight. crews also

battling the smaller woodley at hurst fires. both 0% contained. the winds have been devastating, of course, since yesterday. meteorologist kathy trafton has been keeping an eye on those winds. everyone is wondering when they are going to get a break. kathy, what's going on down there at this hour? >> well, there's no great white yet to see fluctuations in the wind. but by think friday, i think that will start to see some changes. but my goodness gracious, the winds in southern california this last day. >> up to 100 miles per hour. so it's unbelievable. the amount of strength of the wind speeds are coming out of the northeast and these are, of course, the santa ana winds mount lukens down in southern california, 100 miles per hour. magic mountain, the truck trail there, 90 miles per hour salopek and the santa monica mountains, 86 miles per hour. and finally, also the santa monica mountains. deer creek at 80 miles per hour.

high wind warning that is in effect until 10 o'clock friday. so that has been extended. in the meantime, as a lot of smoke coming as well, fires, as you know, embers and smoke must find particulate matter. that is in that in that smoke. and that can if you breathe it, it can cause terrible health problems. it actually cause heart attacks and strokes and asthma breathing problems. and that smoke plume is forecast to extend all the way down. baja, california, go out to sea and then kind of loop back around little bit. so the smoke is one of the many problems, southern california. then the red flag warning for them. is in effect until friday at 6 o'clock. so we've got more of this with gusty offshore winds and low relative humidity, 5 to 20% isolated gusts of wind up to 70 miles per hour thursday night through friday. we'll see stronger winds. and then friday night, i think we'll start to see things. relax just a little bit. so crazy. right back to you. and

i've got more coming up in weather. thank you, kathy. this is a live picture from our sister station in los angeles from there. >> helicopter just showing the firefight down there. the sunset fire erupted just before 6 tonight off sunset boulevard. it's burned about 19 acres near the hollywood walk of fame. other iconic landmarks. of course, what we're showing you now is actually where that house had collapsed. it does look like firefighters have been able to put out most of the flames from that large home that collapsed, which was also causing another home right next to it to burn. but it looks like they have sense ris, you know, gotten a handle on this. the sun set fire. it has burned about 60 acres. it is at 0% containment. yeah, of course, what seeing yet because of those fires raging in la county, president biden has canceled what was supposed to be his final overseas trip of his presidency. the

president was scheduled to be in italy for 3 days meeting with pope francis in italy's president and prime minister and said the president remained in california. he was in santa monica this morning. he met with fire officials and governor gavin newsom to get an update on this fire fight. the president did approve the governor's request for the major disaster declaration and pledge full federal support. all los angeles county schools are going to be closed tomorrow because of the fires and >> superintendent says 2 elementary schools in the district have already been destroyed. high school also burned earlier today. and those buildings are among thousands of facilities that have been wiped out by these fires. kron four's. dan kerman has reactiotonight from families who are fearing the worst. >> wednesday evening, fires continue to burn along the pacific coast highway in santa monica and malibu up the hill. much of pacific palisades has been destroyed and what hasn't been continues to be threatened. this incident is very, very dynamic as we speak. the good news, the

winds have subsided a bit enough to allow are fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft to provide critical. >> support. to this fire more than 1000 structures have been destroyed so far. and that number. >> is expected to climb. i think the house is gone, but i just want to make you know, just i just want to see it for myself. residents ook electric bikes to make their way up. smoky hills. what they found were neighborhoods burned to rubble. go, go, go, go, go go. one group of hikers got caught off guard and had to run for their lives as we got to the bottom of the rock, we started the year. the fire crackled like rate behind us. >> and the wind was starting to pick up really fast and make to be. we got her things and completely booked as fast as we like. yeah, it was. it was terrifying to like feel like running for your life. others who evacuated tuesday weren't sure they were going to make it gridlock. >> and there's no police at all doing traffic management.

so people are because thought we were going to burn up because we had fire going over our heads. the eaton fire just north of pasadena and altadena is also continuing to wreak havoc. >> i want to by the residential streets, evanston northwest, out that, you know where i went to school at saucon mesereau. almost everything is burned out specially in the northwest area right now. it's very some haven't made it back home to find out if they have a home. >> but they're expecting the worst. we pretty much can assume that it's gone. and it is agonizing. >> it's the 3rd time that had to evacuate for fires. first time. that it's gone this excess water demand is also made some fire hydrants run dry, making firefighters efforts all the more difficult. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> mayor and city of san francisco. congratulations.

>> back here in the bay area. san francisco officially has a new mayor. daniel lurie was sworn in today. hundreds of people packing civic center plaza earlier for the inauguration. he renewed his promise to move the city forward and address the growing issues of homelessness and drug addiction. francisco has long been known for its values of tolerance and inclusion. >> but nothing about those values instructs us to allow nearly 8,000 people to experience homelessness in our city. widespread drug dealing public drug use and constantly seeing people in crisis has robbed us of our sense of decency and security. >> well, the new mayor gave an insight into his first 100 days in office. introducing a package of fentanyl, state of emergency ordinances creating 24 7 police friendly drop-off centers and sfpd hospitality zone task force. >> celebrations for the new mayor did continue tonight in

san francisco's chinatown night market. there and did with edm star g deejays. you putting on a show. >> kron 4 sarah stinson has been out there all night and she joins us live now with more. hey, sarah. >> yeah, what a day. what a night for new mayor daniel lurie. they're starting to pack it up after just a huge celebration. people packed the streets enjoying live music and vendors. >> time for us to roll up our celebrate a celebration in san francisco's chinatown for the new year. and the new mayor, daniel lurie. >> works in dragon dances, kicked off the inaugural night market on grant avenue. >> it's a historic event, really, from what i know. this is the first time that mayor has chosen to celebrate in chinatown. about 1000 people gathered at far east cafe for a banquet thing do

>> some of the big names include senator scott wiener, california attorney general rob bonta sf district attorney brooke jenkins and police chief bill scott. so impressed with every you know, every what the wants to staff, you guys up. i mean, obviously, that's always your go that hear that. that's the that's really important. we've been running at about 75% of where we should be. so. >> as we get hire a staff i think we can do better and do more thing. former mayor willie brown was also in attendance. well, he admitted mayor london breed was his pick. >> he says he has faith in what larry can bring to the table. i do think he's going to try to get the town open again by starting with having the public employees go to work. >> rather 3 days a week, all 5

days a week. >> after back-to-back events lure ending his inaugural night market with live djs, including dj zoom, who's from here. so we've got our boba. we're ready to listen some music people having a good >> gets to define san francisco except for us. >> yeah, it's not everyday that you see chinatown on a wednesday looking like it did very much fun for everybody who came out in lurie said it was a no-brainer to pick chinatown as the destination for the celebration. he promised to be an ally for the api community. also promising the entire city that he will work tirelessly to make sure that he improves public safety. so a long road to go. but today's day one, you guys.

>> all right. thanks a lot. still to come here at 10 o'clock 5, thousands evacuated. we are following the very latest and wildfires raging across southern california tonight. plus, former congresswoman barbara lee officially in the running for oakland. mayor, her message ahead of a big election this spring. >> and tonight, 4 people found dead inside of home live from rosa. we're a homicide rosa. we're a homicide investigation is now underway.

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>> a grim discovery in the north bay today. santa rosa police say they found 4 people dead inside a home.

investigators are calling this a homicide investigation. kron four's and see for joining us live in santa rosa tonight. >> with the very latest lindsay. >> yes, i'm on monarch court west of downtown santa rosa. and you can see behind police officers still have the street blocked off because the crime is still being investigated. i spoke to one woman who lives on this block and she tells me this is scary. this is something that's never happened in her quiet mobile park neighborhood. >> you know, you hear the sirens out. occidental won over by stony point, but not out here. you don't hear much and to hear this happened. it was like, oh, my scary. jerry tapp road moved to monarch court neighborhood in santa rosa because of its tranquility. she says she never would have imagined to find a crime scene. >> just steps away from her home just police officers. racing down the road. santa rosa police say they got a call around 3 wednesday

afternoon to conduct a welfare check at a home on monarch court. officers entered the home through a window. >> and found 4 people dead. very large response immediately from petrol and then our entire violent crimes investigations, team of detectives and their surgeon are out here currently santa rosa police say this type of incident is very unusual for this quiet neighborhood. >> this neighborhood is a 55 and over mobile home community. it's very quiet, very peaceful. >> and this is highly unusual for santa rosa as sarah's is a very safe community. and in 2024, we only had 2 homicides tap says she never met the people who lived in the home. >> but says she has seen police visit them a couple of times shortly after wednesday's grim discovery. tap for us said she saw police and animal control remove a dog and cats from the home. she spoke to other neighbors who said they are in disbelief

of the incident as well to all of us to just kind of and, you going over this in our heads, what could this and then? >> santa rosa police say that the public is not in any danger and that they are still in the early stages of investigating this crime. but they are exploring multiple possibilities of why this happened. once they get more information, they will release that to the public santa rosa. lindsey ford, back to you. yeah, shocking there. lindsey, thank you. >> in the east bay today, former congresswoman barbara lee announcing her bid for mayor of oakland. the bit comes ahead of the special election in april. lee joins a list of candidates including former city council member loren taylor. one of the many concerns in the city currently is the closure of fire stations due to a budget deficit. however, many firefighters in the city, believe we will figure it out. yes, our full support. >> and, you know, there's a number of reasons that we

support barbara lee. she's very concerned about the files closures. he's very concerned about public safety oakland. then n we obviously share a deep. commitment >> meanwhile, business leaders and locals believe it. she can bring unity to the city as well. >> i believe, you know, is to lead open needs to unite city, experienced count. and we'll just point not only that. i think important for her to be able to bring in not only experience but all resources that able to detecting we'll pinpoint. >> in a statement, lee says in part she will bring new ideas and identify resources to make residents and businesses stronger and safer. the special election is set to take place on april. 15th. >> all right. want to get you a check of your forecast. now. we know the situation is dire down in southern california tonight been little bit calmer of hear the tale of different

areas entirely. >> we have same set up in some ways. the same area high pressure is affecting us and yet we have the offshore winds, but there's lot of differences. and one of them is relative humidity. we had a lot of rain. they had a few drops. this whole rainfall year less than two-tenths of an inch in los angeles. and we've had more than 4 and a half inches. so that's one of the big things. okay. telegraph hill coit tower. what a beautiful evening it is. as we look at the beautiful conditions across the bay area. now last night, it was so warm at this hour today. it is 20 degrees cooler. 24 hour. difference down 20 degrees. cooler in santa rosa and nevada down 16 in napa down 13 hayward out 9 in san francisco. and yet it's not chilly night. it's just in the 40's for the most part and few 50's still in sausalito. so it's not freezing cold, but it is a change. now we're going to hunt for raindrops. here we go thursday, friday, oak that fell apart, didn't actually hit this. did it okay

all the way through the weekend into monday, tuesday, wednesday, no rain for us. in fact, the climate prediction center's bull's eyes, the entire west coast from the canadian border all the way down toward los angeles has drier than normal through at least the 16th of january. so we are in for a dry spell forecast lows overnight. looking for temperatures mainly in the 40's and highs tomorrow. looking for temperatures 60's for the most part, maybe 70 and bill. but 67 in oakland and a look ahead for the next 3 days, breezy sunny, more of the same set cookie cutter. slightly cooler. and it's actually going to be a beautiful spell. i've got the 10 day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. right now, it's back to noel and dan. thanks, kathy. in the east bay, no charges will be filed in a shooting that left a man dead in orinda last year. neighbors who heard it all happened say they believe it was road rage.

>> the shooting happened on sept in september on las vegas road and loss for all way. deputies say 50 year-old scott decker died at the scene. they didn't give a lot of information about what happened. neighbors, however, tell us they heard yelling tires, screeching and what sounded like gunshots. step uti's did detain the other person involved in this but released them shortly after kron. 4 sources confirm no charges will be filed in the case. we did reach out to the contra costa county sheriff's office for a little bit more information, but have not yet heard back. >> police have identified the victim shot and killed at a gas station in san francisco's mission district on new year's day. 36 year-old gerardo de avila, garcia was found dead at a gas station on south van ness avenue. police say the shooter what drove away but they quickly tracked him down and arrested him. the man is facing murder charges and will appear in court on monday. to capitol hill where thousands of people have filed into the

rotunda to pay their respects. former president, jimmy carter, where he will lie in state until his funeral tomorrow morning. our washington correspondent basil john reports. >> whether from near or far we saw a number of people come here to the capital to pay their final respects to president jimmy carter. >> for many, it was an opportunity to bid farewell to the 39th president. some were even moved to tears. the legacy of the humanity of president jimmy carter to civility, the commitment to bring people together. stands as great testimony as a way forward for our country. thousands visited the casket, holding the former president saying he had an impact on their lives. is the first presidenf that i really paid attention to politics. so it just means a lot to our salmon traveled from philadelphia. she first met president carter when she was 5 years old. i remember is he picked me up and i just started talking to

him because i'm a talker. salmon says she devoted her life to living in his footsteps. i just want to one last time. iowa senator chuck grassley also took a moment to see carter remembers both of their names on the ballot. back in 1976, is the only sitting member of congress. >> today who served with the carter presidency. >> i remember him fondly. >> visitors will have until tomorrow morning to visit president carter's casket before it's taken to washington national cathedral for the state funeral reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> still to come here at 10 o'clock bay area, firefighters joining the effort to contain 6 wildfires burning in los angeles counties. what crews have already been deployed farther south. plus, state and federal officials stepping in to help southern california. how the white house is responding tonight and how one san francisco leaders making history in his new city history in his new city position coming. very excited about saving big

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>> history made in san francisco today the board of supervisors unanimously elected as supervisor rafael mandelman to serve as the board's new president mandelman has served on the board for 6 and a half years and is now the most senior member. now, the band is also the first lgbtq+ person to serve as board president in more than 20 years, mandelman succeeds. aaron peskin who ran for mayor and lost. >> california's homeless

population remains the biggest in the nation. but new federal data shows the crisis is growing more slowly here. then most of the rest of the country. the new findings from the u.s. department of housing and urban development's point in time. count show the numbers increase just over 3% last year compared to 2023, two-thirds of california's homeless residents sleep outside the highest percentage in the country highlighting the state's need for more shelter. but the number of young californians who are homeless without a parent or guardian fell 11% last year. still ahead here at 10 o'clock bay area, firefighters on the front line which local crews heading farther south. >> help contain 6 major wildfires. >> plus a north bay psychiatry shares how to alleviate stress as you continue to watch that as you continue to watch that disa (humming)

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>> when i start to see my neighbor's home across the street try to use a swimming pool, water bucket shovel like as if i was a firefighter and i'm not. >> heartbreaking moments out there in southern california tonight 10, 30, we are continuing our coverage of these deadly wildfires which have been ripping through los angeles county. a new fire burning out of control in the hollywood hills tonight. 10's of thousands of people across the region >> have been ordered to evacuate due to these fires. we do have a live picture from our sister station.

>> in los angeles, the sunset fire erupted just before 6 o'clock tonight south of sunset boulevard. for a while. it seemed like they were getting a little bit of a handle on it. and then, you know, embers whipping everywhere due to these high winds. and that's what ends up happening. right? and head takes a lot effort and, you know, being able to predict these kinds of things is just imposter. hard to do. yeah. and then put out a fire at one home and then you're hoping to save all these others. >> and in terms of this fire, i believe the same one that we've been looking at. this is the hollywood hills fire. it's burned about 60 acres. it's not far from the hollywood walk of fame. of course, the other iconic landmarks out there and we're still at 0% containment there. yeah, that is just one of of several 5 others have basically surrounded los angeles county from the ocean. >> to the valleys, there is the hearst and lydia fires in santa clarita. the woodley fire burning in the san

fernando valley. by far, though, the 2 most destructive ones are the eaton fire burning in altadena and the palisades fire in pacific palisades. we wer just listening to that man, talk about how he was trying to, you know, put out the flames at neighbor's home using pool water. my cousin's family is in palisades area. he had to do the same. he saved his home by dousing it with cool water. you know, the yard is pretty much torch, but was able safest right there and have so many people that leave that don't know. right. and we were listening from reporters earlier that were saying that they >> go to one neighborhood. its unscathed and then another neighborhood. all of them are gone and some on the same street. you know, someone, one side of the street gone on the other. they're standing so. >> are thoughts and our hearts for sure are with those down in southern california tonight. of course, we're talkng about all these fires that have en burning, that

it basically is surrounded the la county area. >> again, the hearst fire in the lady of fires which have been burng out there as well. we know that in san fernando valley, there's been an issue there. again, the eaton fire being the major fire that's been burning near pasadena. and that's altadena and then the pacific fire, which has been burning and pacific palisades new tonight, governor gavin newsom announced the state is mobilizing up to 140 additional water tenders to assist in the ongoing firefight in la county. right now, more than 7500. >> firefighting and emergency personnel from up and down. the state are in los angeles. that includes several from the bay area. kron four's gayle ong has more on that. >> firefighters from san francisco. alameda county. santa clara county heading to los angeles to help battle the fast-moving fires forcing thousands of residents to

evacuate thoughts go out to. >> everyone southern california and what is really a, you know, a devastating weather event we're sending as many resources as we can to help acting fire chief bill murphy with the santa clara county fire department says. >> 40 firefighters across the county have been mobilized. may get there. there. >> incorporated immediately into the incident action plan assigned to an area the fire to assist with the firefight. strong, gusty offshore winds infamously known as the santa ana winds in southern california. >> mixed with dry conditions have been fueling the wildfires. we see that the winds are 50, 60, 70 miles an hour. >> that's going to dictate where the fire is going to do. >> lieutenant mariano, elias with the san francisco fire department. got the call for help. wednesday morning. we're all humans. so it you feel from the what the people are going to. and, you know, even animals affected. >> it just it expands a lot

from there. so it hurts santa rosa fire fighters left in the afternoon. so southern california, 6 print fees in the past just like we had up here in santa rosa. you know, those those kind of fires develop really quick once they get down into some of those neighborhoods as devastating images continue to come out of southern california. santa rosa fire inspector will powers gives this message. always be prepared. have your go bag. ready to go? no. the ready set. go, you know, pull it out. go over year. >> your emergency evacuation checklist, stuff like that. we are in january. we see what's happening in southern california. lucky for us. you know, our wind event and transpire. but then we've had a lot of rain over the last couple weeks. that kind of, you know, is better for us up here to kind of keep us out of that danger. but stuff like this could happen anytime of the year. >> and the national weather with los angeles says that this is one of the driest periods they've seen since the 1960's. the winds are expected to east tonight, but red-flag conditions do remain through at least friday. meantime, our

bay area firefighters could remain out there for at least 2 weeks in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> pg e is also sending aid to southern california. the utility says they sent 2 black hawk helicopters to help cal fire. it also dispatched a 25 member crew to help apply fire retardant on 2 poles and other power equipment to check fire damage due utility equipment and make the area a little safer for crews to try and restore power >> emergency officials are working tirelessly to coordinate the state's response to these wildfires. governor gavin newsom announced more than 7500 firefighting and emergency personnel have been deployed to help out this response includes hundreds of fire engines more than 100 water tenders and more than 30 helicopters assistance is also on its way from out of state and from the california national guard. cal oes is working very closely with our state partners, our federal partners and our local first

responders to get them all the resources they need to. >> conduct this firefight and help bring fires under control. >> the state operation center will continue to be activated until these fires are brought under control. >> here in the bay area, we are, of course,eno stranger to devastating fires. and the images being shared here on the news and of course, on your social media can be triggering for people. a psychiatrist with kaiser permanente. santa rosa says it's important to take care of yourself. >> these fires can be very triggering is absolutely normal and expected to have either physical, emotional or behavioral changes are responses to them. but if they reach that threshold or of where the symptoms are impacting your daily functioning, don't hesitate to reach out to health care provider either through a community resource like miami, your 7, 4, 1, 7, 4, 1, texting that. number 3, your healthcare provider. >> dr. catherine suggest if you are feeling overwhelmed or worried by what you're seeing, take a break from tv and social media. get outside. go

on a walk and try to get as much rest as you can. we are staying on top of those deadly fires in los angeles for the very latest information you can always head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> all right. let's get you a check of your forecast tonight. we're taking a live look right here in the bay area from our mount tam camera really clear here in the bay area. yeah, very different scenario that we're seeing. we did get a little bit of that wind, kathy but mean for us. >> it's pretty nice it's been a beautiful day. yeah, we have the offshore flow of wind but nothing such as are experiencing in southern california. we had mild temperatures, in fact, above normal temperatures. just a picture. perfect situation now and southern california, very different in terms of the winds. let me show you some of the peak gusts. i found 100 miles per hour and that at magic mountain at 90 miles per hour. and in the mountains, gosh, settle peak and your

creek canyon, santa monica mountains, 86, 80 miles per hour gusts. so that is really something. and then take a look at the surface smoke. southern california. this is a forecast model showing you my goodness, gracious. lots of smoke, of course, coming out of southern california. the concern is particulate matter from the wildfires and that if you breathe it enough to get in deeply into your lungs and have terrible health consequences such as heart attacks, strokes, asthma problems could trigger breathing problems and look at how far this this extends all the way down, baja, california, and then it goes out to the ocean and then kind of curls back. so this wildfire smoke that alone is a real concern, much less. the winds and the fires has been devastating in southern california, a red flag warning continues until friday at 6 o'clock and gusty offshore winds coupled with low relative humidity, 10 to 20%, even as low as 5%. isolated

gusts of wind could be night, 70 miles per hour and some of the highest peaks thursday night into friday. those winds strengthen once again. so we're not out of the woods in southern california yet. and there's a high wind warning that's for diego county, san bernardino counties as well. so across much of southern california, these winds are a big factor coming closer to home. my goodness gracious. it's beautiful. and our temperatures today were as many as 10 degrees warmer than normal. that would be santa rosa at 67 degrees. looking for raindrops, neri and rain drop in our forecast all the way through next week. and then the climate prediction center. it has actually not true. the 16th of the month when we see any raindrops that keeps us dry with temperatures and the and precipitation drier than normal. in fact, toward the end of the month not even see raindrops. so let me just show you very quickly numbers in the 60's. pretty much everywhere. tomorrow like

today, but a little bit cooler. 65 millbrae as warm as 67 in palo alto and pushing toward 70 in a few of the south bay spots and a few of the north bay spots as well. a look ahead at the 10 day forecast is going to show us really similar conditions will see temperatures drop off over the next 10 days by about one degree a day or so on average. but sunshine, no drops of rain. not for us. not now. >> all right, patty, thank you. will kids at an elementary school in sacramento county got a special surprise today ahead of their move to the west. sacramento area. the a's join the kids on the playground for recess. they're not going to forget kids having a blast and even some of the players that a good time. >> definitely had a lot of energy we've been here. so it's been fun find the kind of playing with them. and just send a few things are just they're exciting. i mean, these kids are gonna be able to come to our games, you know, be able watch us.

>> inaction on the field. notice like same thing really coming out here to their field bleday played with the kids for about 3 periods in school. i feel like they really enjoyed they a mascot. >> oh, always a winner. stock are. yeah, i couldn't think of the name you just heard ben. ben ross is here for sports night live tonight. of course, stick around for the news at 11 to but what's going on. hey, guys, well, our talking forty-niners the season is over. but today we heard from both john lynch, the general manager and kyle shanahan. >> talking about the offseason talking about brock purdy. could he get extension? we'll hear from aaron wilson down in santa clara. that's coming up next sports night live.

>> i you to turn around your left shoulder. there's a kid dancing cooking in the fight. i need to look at him. it put now he's going to run away. i did >> as the come in, i think of the game today. >> it's great. you did also. shout out talent and a bomb. shout out. isaac maxey everybody. welcome to sports night live. >> i'm ben ross trying to get to stanford and cal, both of them in action tonight trying to get home winds in conference play for youge