well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, january 4th. oakland mayor jean quan is meeting with the police department right now. today is her first full day in office. ktvu's claudine wong was the only reporter to talk one-on- one with quan and chief anthony b atts as they went into the m eeting this morning and claudine wong joins us with m

ore. >> reporter: good morning. how are you feeling about t oday's meetings? >> which ones? i have like ten meetings today. >> reporter: with the police department specifically. >> i'm doing a meet-and-greet with the police department and the chief. >> reporter: will this be open door? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: why not? >> this is our regular lineup. >> we never let you guys into the lineup. but if i was to let anybody in, it would be you. [ laughter ] >> reporter: well, thank you. how are you feeling about relationships? >> i have a dynamite boss. it's good to have her here. >> reporter: it was all smiles this morning, but it's been no secret that the relationship between the new mayor and the

police department has been described as rocky at times. we did just talk to the union president who just came out of the lineup meeting about that. here's what he had to say about the relationship between the m ayor and the police union. >> i think maybe she's trying t o -- maybe bridge the gap or try to figure out, you know, what exactly we do. >> reporter: is that a big gap that needs to be filled? >> yeah, definitely. >> reporter: a big gap that needs to be filled. we are just at the beginning of the long road as we head into the new year. we'll keep an eye out for the mayor and when she comes out we'll talk to her about this meeting. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. just about an hour from now, nancy pelosi has scheduled her last news conference as speaker of the house of

representatives. when congress convenes in a new session tomorrow, john boehner becomes the new house speaker as republicans become the majority part in the -- party in the house. four years ago, nancy pelosi made history when she became the first female speaker of the house. we'll have live coverage of pelosi's news conference coming up in the 8:00 hour. we want to give you an u pdate on the developing overnight story from the san mateo county coast. we've been talking about this one. you are looking at a live picture of the distressed ship. right now, the coast guard is closely watching this 65-foot fishing boat. it's filled with thousands of gallons of diesel fuel. it's off the half moon bay state beach. there are real concerns. some of that fuel could leak into the ocean waters. earlier this morning, the coast guard came to the rescue of three crab fishermen who were on that boat. they apparently fell asleep

after several days at sea. now, jade hernandez is in half moon bay. she's been out hear for hours getting all of the new information from the coast guard -- been out there for hours g etting all of the new information from the coast g uard. a suspected gang member is accused in an attempted murder, and the marin county sheriffs and santa rosa police department have been scouring the area. they've been using helicopters and search dogs trying to track down the suspect. now, authorities say the u nidentified man is connected to a new year's eve stabbing outside of the home in santa rosa that left a 23-year-old man injured. a hit-and-run crash sent a san jose teenager to the hospital. the driver is still on the loose this morning. the incident happened about 6:00 p.m. new year's eve on monterey highway. a car driven by 17-year-old k

adan collided with another car. police say it appears when kadan went to exchange information with the driver, a third vehicle hit him and drove off. kadan's parents arrived a the scene minutes later and his stepmother treated him in the middle of the road until an ambulance arrived. >> i think it's terrible that someone could just hit someone and not have the decency to check to see if they are okay and drive off. >> kadan is recovering from gashes on his head and a bruised lung. witnesses describe the vehicle that hit him only as a dark suv. there could be an award for information leading to an a rrest. well, parking tickets issued to drivers in san francisco may help muni balance its budget. the chronicle is reporting the agency is facing a projected $ 21 million budget deficit. however, the chronicle says the agency doesn't plan to make more cuts or fares.

>> instead parking control officers will reportedly be r eassigned to help raise the number of parking tickets handed out. transit officials also plan to sell more taxi tickets to try to fill up that budget gap. >> lines could be long for m ega-million tickets. the jackpot is up to $0 million for tonight's drawing -- up to $ 330 million for tonight's d rawing. we talked about this last week. i guess no one won it. >> reporter: we did. we did. we talked to a woman who said she hadn't checked her ticket from last week but i assured her she did not win. i doubt anybody is more enthusiastic than those people here. look at the past winners on the mall. and there's no shortage of hope against the astronomical odds.

>> lucky, lucky, lucky. >> reporter: nobody won the megamillions jackpot last thursday. so today's jackpot rolled over to $330 million. people we spoke with are mostly regular players. but when the jackpot gets this high, there are typically a lot of new players. but they will be up against some people who have already spent hundreds of dollars. >> i'm collecting from c ustomers -- i've been doing this a long time. if i win, i win with them, too, so we can all retire. >> reporter: if you are looking at tickets right now, i can tell you those are 25 tickets. each of those tickets has ten lottery numbers on them. that's $500. you have a lot of regular p layers here and a lot of people very enthusiastic about it. we're gonna be looking into this coming up next. there is a place in san lorenzo that has four machines.

so they are going all the time. reporting live in hayward, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, kraig. serious business. yeah, it is. hey, sal, can we hit the jackpot in the commute? >> how's it going? >> i think today it's gonna be different this in the last few weeks. we've had a commute underway. we haven't seen this for a w hile. regular commute is back. it's backed up to about the middle of that parking lot. that's about an eight-minute delay, maybe ten minutes. once you get on the bridge, it's more crowded on that span. that's why they had to switch the metering lights on to hold the traffic. we're back to patterns. it's easy to get used to the good stuff for the last few weeks. yesterday a lot of people had the day off. today it's obvious fewer people do. on the san mateo bridge, traffic is moving well to the high rise. not all schools are back. some schools are back next

week. so we may have more traffic to deal with next week. northbound 280 getting up to 880. we have slow traffic. so definitely the traffic patterns have changed and there's going to be -- going to be a real commute today if you are going to work. by the way there is an accident in hayward. this one i'm looking at here. northbound 880 at west tennyson. this one just came in with a paramedic vehicle on the way. northbound 880 at tennyson road and hayward. a new injury crash. right now there is a damp cold out there that we didn't usually feel or so. some of that fog can be slow to burn off. but current temperatures, sonoma is at 32. pleasanton, 35. morgan hill to gilroy, 35. vallejo is 35 with the foghorn sounding out towards benicia.

vallejo, crockett, san carlos, 38. if you thought it was cold out, it is. had a little system going down the coast. it will sit down to southern california and then eject in towards southern california. it's not our problem. it's just sitting out there and spinning. but the pattern has changed. the rain looks -- i mean, just like that we -- high pressure is building in. we have cold mornings, foggy, cold mornings. but hazy sunshine. tomorrow, more of the same, the rest of the week will start off with cold and fog. but there's no rain in the forecast to the five-day. i could probably do a ten-day. 31 napa, santa rosa and fairfield, that's cold. that's cold. 4, livermore, and concord -- 34 livermore and concord. sanrafael at 36. your san jose forecast, fog, cold and then temperatures w arming up a little bit. 57, sunny, later on today after some of that morning fog burns

off. in san jose, the santa clara valley, even up to the coast, tahoe 17 and reno 33. fresno, 4. some of that fog again. now, there are just pockets of it but it can be really slow to turn off. we all have to deal with the cold. the high pressure builds in and sends the next system way to the north. so everything is looking good. 30 to 44 to start. we'll have 40s to low 50s by noon and then hazy sunshine with upper 50s later on today. hazy sun continues, 51 to 57 here at fairfield. but we'll go 58. santacruz and half moon bay. not much changes. slightly warm her. -- warmer. the first family is r eturning from their holiday vacation this morning and the president faces a lot of harsh realities this week, including efforts to repeal healthcare reform plus the change to food

safety. also we've got breaking news about that navy captain featured in lewd videos. the navy's top rank just announced the decision about whether he will keep his job.

fog just kind of hanging around. later on, though, hazy sunshine will mean some upper 50s for a few. but a lot of 40s and 50s if you are stuck in the fog. 7:156789 we've got breaking news. we just found out that a navy captain at the center of the scandal involving lewd and raunchy videos will be relieved of his command. carol han joins us now with the very latest on the navy's investigation. good morning, carol. >> reporter: good morning, dave. that news just came down about

15 minutes ago that captain owen honors will be stripped of his duties. we'll take a look at what got him into hot water in the first place. a a virginia newspaper first broke the story of the captain starring in several lewd videos complete with -- complete with gay slurs, simulated sex acts and even a shower scene. the video was made about five years ago when he was second in command of the uss enterprise. navy top brass -- >> i got the sense from him and other crew members that this was kind of an admittedly or acknowledged kind of goofing off being funny as a way to -- as -- on a big ship at sea. >> while gay rights troops are

praising the investigation, support for for the captain is growing on facebook. many are praising him to boost morale. now, the uss enterprise is h eading out to see late next month. live in washington, carol han, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:16. president obama and his family are returning from their hawaiian vacation this morning. the president will have to hit the ground running, though, when he returns to the white house. republicans who take over the house of representatives tomorrow are promising to schedule a vote to repeal the healthcare reform law as early as this week. the president says his primary focus is to continue s trengthening the economy and creating jobs. one of the first things, a bill to make your food safer. the new law gives the

government more power over inspects -- inspects at food processing plants and it allows the fda to order tainted items pulled from store shelves instead of producers issuing vol you will -- voluntary recalls. >> this morning iran confirmed that invited representatives of world leaders as well as the allies to tour the facilities. they say the invitation is an effort to be transparent about its nuclear program. but there are suspicions iran wants to produce weapons, not prosecutor as -- not power as it claims. it is 7:18. a palo alto lounge owner accused of strangling his girlfriend returns to court this morning for two day of the -- for day two of the murder trial. prosecutors said his r

elationship was filled with domestic violence. the prosecutors said he set fire to the cottage and he sent a text making it look like she was still alive when she was dead. prosecutors want to the -- want to hear an audiotaped interview, and they say the tape will help them prepare their case over phillip garrido's mental competency. the tape is sealed for now. the d.a. says they need more time too study the case -- to study the case. the california supreme court ruled police can search cell phone text without getting a warrant. the court says such warrants are allowed, they are

warrantless pieces of property that are immediately associated with the person arrested. brett far, around his f ormer -- brett far everybody around his team -- brett favre and his team are being sued by two massage therapists. they say that favre referred to one of them in a sexually suggestive text message that he sent to a third massage therapist. just a week ago, favre was fined $50,000 for not cooperating into the investigation into allegations he sent lewd text messages and photos to another former jets' employee. it's designed to help spare the air during chilly winter days. well, now california's highest court is weighed in on the bay area no burn rule. living with lions. why a florida man will spend all of january hanging out with two big cats.

and it seems like we spent all of december with no traffic. it's back. we'll tell you where it is -- coming up.

firefighters in new jersey still dealing with a huge fire at a condo complex. they've been trying to fight these flames all night. but we just found out they are letting the fire just burn itself out. just too dangerous to send firefighters into this. the flames mostly burned the top floor and the roof of a f our-story complex there. the building we're told was vacant. it was still under construction. so no one's been hurt. the cause of this guy gantic fire is still under investigation. it's gonna remain illegal to burn duraflame fireplace logs o n -- on spare the air

winter nights. duraflame asked the state court to exempt its products from the bay area quality districts no burn rules. the company claims its products should be allowed because they say they produce less smoke and send less particles in the air than regular wood. a florida man will spend this month living with two l ions. he owns a wildlife rehabilitation center in f lorida. he entered the lions' den on saturday. he's doing this to raise money. >> we need the funds. and bowl-a-thons, car washes don't cut it. this isn't about raising $500 or $1,000. we need a lot of money. >> if you want to watch this, we've set up a link on the web link section of our website, ktvu.com. >> heck after way to wake up in the morning -- heck of a way to

wake up in the morning. let's check in with sal. how's traffic? >> have you noticed you are looking at the traffic pictures and it's different than it has been for the last two and a half weeks or so. westbound bay bridge backed up for about a 15-minute wait c oming into san francisco. yesterday, we didn't have this. we haven't had it for two and a half weeks. it's not unusual for a typical commute. remember, not even all schools are back. some schools are back. so they will be back next week. we're getting a nice robust commute. i see smoke there. i assume that's the smoke that comes from this area. they have something that smokes up for a while. we'll check it out to make sure it's not a fire. we'll check it anyway. i do see an emergency vehicle headed that way. also this morning's commute is moving along pretty well on the peninsula here. southbound 101, northbound 101 looking good. on the south bay commute,

northbound and southbound 101 looks okay driving past the 880 interchange. let's go to steve. cold out there. in fact, noticably colder. damp, cold, this morning. and also some pockets of fog. after that burns off. fog and 34. i mean, that's tough. it's tough. but we do have some areas where the sun will start to warm things up a little bit. but first, sonoma. pleasanton, 35. vallejo's in there as well. losgatos, 37 and 38 san carlos. the low that went down the coast is sitting off the southern california coast. it's not a problem. it will probably be there by the end of the week. a lot of 30s. fairfield, napa, santa rosa. it's tough to warm up when you get these kind of temperatures. the days are still relatively short. 27 in redding. 3 eureka. 3 las vegas. it's cold on the -- 33 in las vegas. the pattern has changed a

little bit. we were into a dry pattern but we we have a cold one with thick fog and then hazy sunshine. low 50s for some. due to the fog. mid-toupper 50s on some of these highs. i think we'll get close to 60. tori and dave? >> thank you. 7:26. an ugly holiday incident at sfo moves into a bay area courtroom today and it involves a former district attorney. >> reporter: good morning. i'm jade hernandez. we're live near half moon bay and this boat is now on its s ide. the u.s. coast guard is m onitoring it for leaking diesel fuel. we'll explain what happened -- coming up. and this morning there's word of big troubles for facebook's largest competitor.

a crab boat is creating some serious environmental concerns. it's still rocking in the rough waters of half moon bay state beach. that's near kelly avenue. jade hernandez has new information for us. >> reporter: we're live at flan sis beach. within the last few minutes, this boat that's been upright for hours hast just fallen in

the ocean. now that it's daylight you can see debris in and around this bet. in fact, the u.s. coast guard has told us they are gonna try to keep the walkers and surfers 500 feet away from the boat. everyone this morning is w ondering is this fishing vessel salvageable? the other big concern this morning, the biggest one is k eeping the vessel from leaking as it's pulled from shore. this boat's owner just told us he didn't want to talk to us on camera. but he did us his son was captain. and he and other fishermen are all right. the coast guard said the can't reported puts the -- putting the boat on auto pilot. the coast guard received the call about this vessel, which the u.s. coast guard, said may have capsized around 1:00 this morning. when they arrived, the boat was

upright. someone called for help after noticing that 65-footsiesle -- vessel on-- 65-foot vessel on shore. there was crab on board. we're not sure what will happen to the crab. >> we don't believe at this time that it's discharging any fuel. so the pollution threat is minimal. however, like i mentioned b efore, there's 2,000 gallons of diesel. we don't have the means of p ulling the vessel off the b each. we don't do salvage. we have to talk to the owner. >> reporter: the boat's owner is worried about this fishing boat worth about $400,000. the u.s. coast guard says they are waiting for salvage crews that could get here later this morning. they are trying to determine whether or not to pull the diesel fuel off the boat. reporting live, jade hernandez,

ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the update. >> reporter: 7:32. we're still waiting for the new oakland mayor, jean quan, to wrap up a meeting she's having right now with oakland police officers. ktvu's claudine wong was the only reporter to talk one on one with mayor quan when she arrived just before 6:00 this morning. >> i'm doing a meet and greet with the list department and with the chief. >> reporter: will this be open door -- >> now, mayor quan's r elationship with the police department was described as rocky. we'll get more from claudine wong at 8:00. and when san francisco's board of supervisors meets t oday, a vote has been scheduled to select an interim mayor even though gavin newsom has not vacated the office. this follows an unexpected move by some supervisors at a hearing yesterday to block

several of newsom's latest appointments. they say it's the same as newsom delaying his swearing in. not all of the supervisors a greed with that move. >> i would like us to move forward because the nominations are good ones because i think they are a benefit to the to the city. because at end of the day, i think beneed -- we need to look at what's best for san francisco and moving these appointments forward regardless of the politics of what the city is going through. >> now, in the end, the committee agreed to approve three of the appointments and they delayed actionen 0 the -- on the -- on the others. it is 7:34. a former los angeles district attorney is due back in a san mateo courtroom today in connection with the confrontation at sfo on the morning of christmas eve. it's still unclear what led up to the incident. but investigators say it ended

with 50-year-old angela kay west swinging a metal pole at police officers, throwing milk at them and kicking one officer in the groin. west is charged with four merchandise and is being held on $25,000 bail. well, the federal agency that's investigating that deadly san bruno gas pipeline explosion issued an urgent call to action. the ntsb is demanding that pg&e immediately conduct a thorough search of the records to make sure it knows then conditions of all of the pipelines. jackie speier says this extraordinary move reflects what she calls a crisis of credibility. >> it really draws into q uestion, the credibility of pg&e and the entire system. and i'm not willing to sit here while they consider what their options are and put more

californians at risk. >> well, the ntsb is still investigating the exact cause of the september 9th explosion that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. it's focusing on whether a w elding job on the pipeline caused that deadly blast. but it's not ruling out other possible causes including common error. >> we posted the ntsb's entire interview. just go to ktvu.com. click on the san bruno fire tab. there are reports this morning that myspace may reduce its work force by 50%. the social networking site based in southern california has about 1100 employees. speculation on the size of the layoff comes after "the wall street journal" reported that myspace is major round of l ayoffs, possibly this month. myspace and "the wall street journal" are both owned by

rupert murdoch's news corps. well, the next time the s tanford football team walks on the campus, they are gonna do it as champions of the original bowl. the team will be welcomed back with a big rally at 12:00. the cardinal finished its best season since 1940 with a 40-12 blowout victory over virginia tech yesterday. quarterback andrew luck threw for foured its, completed 18 of 23 passes in that victory. the tight end kobe tied the record with three receiving touchdowns. dozens filled the skybox w

atching the cardinal's first bowl victory in 14 years. >> i like being here with all of these people. like i would watch it in -- i could watch it in my room but this is better. >> the focus is now on tanford's uncertain future. the experts predict andrew luck will be the number one pick in the nfl draft if he decides to leave school and the head coach, jim harbaugh, has been listed as a candidate for over -- what seems like 1,000 different jobs. >> and john elway was there. >> yes. >> he wants him to come to denver. >> yeah, it will be really interesting to see. let's check in with sal. you say this looks like the b ack-to-work day for people after the holidays. >> it does. people who had to go to work say this isn't so bad. i can scoot to work without a problem. westbound 580 we're gonna start

there and traffic is busy as it was coming in through livermore and now dublin and then a lot of traffic in hayward and fremont, no major problems. it looks like northbound 88 -- 880, they are still clearing an accident there. give yourself plenty of time in the east bay and also in the south bay we've had slow traffic on 280 and 101. things seem to be getting back to normal. let's take a look at -- it is a regular commute day. bay bridge sure looks -- sure looks like it has. it's backed up for at least a ten-minute delay maybe more like 15 coming into the city and traffic is okay. this is a look at traffic 101 approaching the 80 split. that traffic moves well. you can always find me on d itter -- twitter by going to ktvu.com look at the traffic

page. i'm anxious to hear what you have to think trafficwise. 7:39. even where jim harbaugh is g oing. >> cincinnati. i've had some tweets. greta sent me an e-mail. sonoma is 32. that's not downtown the plaza. morgan hill, 35. so is gilroy, vallejo is at 5. foghorns have been sounding. losgatos, 37 and san carlos, 38. the low that went down the coast is right there. it's down the coast. it will stick around there until probably friday or

saturday. heading towards l.a. and san diego but that wouldn't be until the last three or four days. 31 fairfield. 31 napa airport. 31 santa rosa, sonoma county airport. concord, livermore, 34. fog, though. also, 39 mountain view. that's at moffet. you know if moffet is at 39. you go to 101. it's about what? 35. sanjose, 37. i did see a 36. but fog and cold. speaking of san jose, we'll start you off with 36. but then mostly sunny. hazy sunshine, 54, 57 for a high today. i would not be surprised if san jose and mountain view hit about 60 as we get toward later on today. sandiego, 52. the good-looking system up there but it's riding up and over the ridge of high pressure. once this pattern rocks in. this happens all of the time.

we can get two, three weeks of dry weather. don't be alarmed but as long as this high is there. it looks like fog to start. 30 to 44 for most on the lows and then the fog burns off. a little bit of fog will p ersist, especially after the valley. the fog is thickest out towards stockton. 40s and 50s with hazy sun for most. napa, 55. 57 oakland and berkeley. 56 hayward. low 50s. out towards antioch, brentwood. >> narefield, vacaville. but 58 santa cruz and half moon bay. fog, nights and mornings but temperatures coming up a little bit, especially as we head towards thursday and friday. taxes usually due on a pril 15 but not this year. find out why all u.s. taxpayers are getting an automatic extension. a hearing for michael jackson's doctor begins today.

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taxpayers are getting an automatic extension to file their 2010 taxes. it's only a few days. the deadline is monday, a pril 18th. that's because emancipation day, a legal holiday in washington, d.c., falls on friday, a pril 15th, which, of course, would be the normal tax d eadline. >> reporter: good morning. good morning. a hearing is scheduled to start at 9:00 expecting to go for a couple of weeks. normally these type of hearings are pretty boring with the small amount of people being called i n. prosecutors are calling 35 witnesses to take the stand. now, inside today it's gonna be hectic.

inside michael jackson's family, fans and a lot of reporters. now, the purpose of today's h earing is to determine if there is enough evidence to take this case to trial. one of the key witnesses for the prosecution is kenny ortega, the producer for michael jackson's "--" this is it "tour. he's expected to talk about how dr. murray showed a reckless at titted toward michael jackson's health. dr.murray faces charges of i nvoluntary manslaughter. puree's attorneys are expected to say jackson killed himself when murray was out of the room and that murray only gave michael jackson 25 milligrams on the day he died and that it would have taken a lot more to fill jackson. murray has pleaded not guilty. if convicted, he faces up to five years in prison. that hearing is scheduled to

start this morning. back to you. >> thank you. 7:4. well, investigators try to retrace the steps of a formal presidential aide whose body was found in a delaware landfill. -- investigators say they have no idea who killed this individual or why. the golden gate bridge is part of a sad status tick. the marin county coroner says more people have committed suicide at the bridge than anywhere else in the world. the total number of suicide deaths now exceeds 1400 and that includes 32 people last year. >> our time is now 7:48. well, san francisco residents near the great highway, they are looking for a solution to what they call a growing

problem. they say there's been an explosion of people camping in r vs and that's causing l ittering, drug abuse and aggressive behavior. sleeping in vehicles is against san francisco law. but if people -- but if police can't find the own -- owner on the site, all they can do is post a notice to move the vehicle. neighbors and residents have taken their issues to city hall. carmen chu is looking. permits for oversized vehicles but that could take months. the bizarre deaths of dead

birds in arkansas suggests trauma and internal bleeding. but it's not caused if that was caused by hitting the ground or struck by something in the air. there's speculation that fireworks, lightning strikes or high altitude hail may be to blame. 7:49. and it was a rare sight in the las vegas area that a lot of people tried to take a picture of. a white blanket of snow, 3 inches of deep, this was yesterday morning. a lot of families rushed outside to not only enjoy but play in the snow before it disappeared, but this also caused a lot of headaches for the morning commute. the highway patrol responded to 56 accidents. that's more than double the amount. >> gotta be careful out there. for the second time in just one week, a popular nightclub is in trouble again. the restrictions it is facing

this time around. also oakland's new mayor holds an open house. how the mayor took advantage to get extra help for the city.

a popular walnut creek restaurant is closed this morning. this is bing crosby shut down on new ear's eve. the restaurant opened in 2004. it's owned by the same group that owns mccovey restaurant and maria maria. the yup also owned joe dimaggio which also closed in october. suite 181 on eddie street has been barred from selling alcohol indefinitely. the state alcohol beverage control says the reason is because the club is allowed minors inside. . this follows a two-day extension of the club's entertainment. 7:53. oakland'sny mayor made good on her promise to be the people's mayor on her first day on the job. people waited in line to get their picture taken with the new mayor. some say they are excited about the city's first female mayor as well as the asian-american mayor. others say they just wanted to see the mayor's office. >> that's why i stood in line because i've never been in the mayor's office. emergency repairs are underway for highway 101. caltrans crews were scheduled to pour 200 tons of an asphalt and concrete mix. officials say the roadway's been plagued by sink holes and potholes. repairs are also planned for the willford avenue. let's go to sal. good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at what we have now. traffic on westbound 24. i'm sorry, westbound 280. we will get to highway 24 in just a moment. but this is san jose, northbound 280. we're seeing a lot of slow traffic and typical traffic for a regular commute day. we want to get to the east bay here. look at the maps. it's like red and green but mostly red. if you have been used to the

last two and a half weeks, you are gonna have a bad morning. get out there and have a different attitude. that traffic is backed up for about a 15-mie la go stev. 3 >>sa tnkou more in a live report. and how drivers could end up footing the bill as san francisco's agency try to the close its budget gap. what are the odds you can win $330 million in a lottery? that and more when "mornings on 2" continues. blah these are live pictures following a very scary overnight incident. now surfers and swimmers are being told to stay away. just minutes ago, oakland's new mayor came out of the hospital after a meet and greet with the rank and file. we'll tell you what she had to say about the meeting and what is next for the union and city. at any moment, nancy pelosi will hold her final news conference as speaker of the house. the second hour of "mornings on 2" farthers -- starts now. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." 2." 'to cpbl.3% > gd rning. % if othakanole the police force understands ha amar m pptive o >> well, it's a meet and greet, basically. i need to get them out in the streets. the union was there. you know, but i wanted to hear from the individual officers so i actually had them each introduce themselves. >> reporter: do you think there's work do to be done on the rank and file and you? >> i actually like the police. they are the ones that spent a couple hundred thousand dollars to beat me up. >> reporter: the union president when he came out, he said there's relationship to be done on the department and the mayor. we asked her what's next in the process. she wants to go back to the negotiation table. we want to update a d eveloping overnight story we've been following all morning. right now, the coast guard is closely watching this 65-foot boat that's tipped over right

in the surf of half moon bay. loaded with thousands of gallons of diesel fuel. it's been in the rough waters off the beach for most of the night and the early morning. there are some concerns that the fuel could leak into the ocean waters. some surfers and swimmers are b eing told to stay away. earlier the coast guard came aboard the fishing boat. jade hernandez is in half moon bay gathering new information, including what's gonna be done with this boat, how he are gonna get it out of there and will have a live update at 8:0. there's an intense manhunt. the marin county sheriff's have been scouring the areas and u sing helicopters and search d ogs to try to track down the suspect, who is connected to a

new -- new year's eve stabbing outside a home in santa rosa which injured a 23-year-old man. >> a san jose family is pleading for a hit-and-run driver to surrender to the police after a horrifying crash. this incident happened about 6:00 p.m. on new year's eve near bernal. a car driven by a 17-year-old collided with another car. police say it appears when kadan went to exchange information with the driver, a third vehicle came along, hit him and drove off. kadan's parents arrived at the scene minutes later. his stepmother is a trained imt and treated him in the middle of the road until the ambulance got there. >> i have to say it was really difficult to look at your son laying in the road. >> now, kadan is recovering from gashes and he has a bruised l ung. witnesses describe the vehicle that hit him only as a dark suv. police say there may possibly

be a reward for information that leads to an arrest. it is 8:04. parking tickets issued to drivers in san francisco could end up helping muni balance its budget. "the chronicle" reports the san francisco transportation agency face as projected $ 21 million budget. but the paper says the agency does not plan to make more cuts or raise fares. instead, parking control o fficers will reportedly be r eassigned to help boost the number of parking tickets i ssued. people we talked to this morning say that's a bad idea. >> i think it's completely u nfair, not only is there -- is the parking around here astronomical. >> i find it hard to believe they didn't make enough money last year. the city put out quite a few parking ticket and they are

awfully high. >> there are about 330 million reasons to think about buying a megamillions ticket today. that's how big the jackpot is for tonight's lottery drawing. kraig debro is in hayward right now with all of the details. >> reporter: good morning. some people are spending 20 reasons, some people are s pending 50 reasons to win that $330 million you talked about. we are at the doughnut shop and this -- there is a number of scratching tickets up there. lotto tickets up there. look at the tabletops. they have these permanent california lottery a dvertisements based -- pace o dden -- pasted on them. >> lucky, lucky, lucky. [ laughter ] >> reporter: so the odds are one in 13 million, if you play one ticket it's one in more

than 13 million. that's kind of a lot there. nobody gone the -- won the megamillions jackpot last f riday. so today's jackpot rolled over until today, which is 3 0 million. the people we spoke with are regular players but when the jackpot gets that high. some of them already spent hundreds of dollars. >> i'm collecting with the customers. i've been doing this for a long time. every time it get big, if iwy, i can win, too so we can all retire. >> reporter: it's not just the players who win according to the state of california lottery act. the act provides that 34% of lottery revenues must go to education not to mention the businesses that sell the tickets and the games. they make some money, too. especially if somebody wins. they get a cut of the winnings.

they take a cut of some of the money that's won up here. they told me here, they've had winners, people have won 6800 and on up from there. no big winners here. however tonight's drawing at 7 :57, 7:58ish might be the big day for somebody, 30 million. but if -- but if not, that will be even more money. >> and the winner is drawn at 8:00 tonight? >> reporter: yeah. it's like 7:57/7:58. just before the 8:00 hour. and it is 8:08. we want to check in with sal castanedo. are you gonna get a lottery ticket? >> yes. and i'm gonna by myself all kinds of cheese if i win. >> i want to see you tomorrow

morning, too, sal. >> good morning. if you have to go to work -- and a lot of people are going t oday -- let's go out and take a look at what we have. the nimitz freeway has been a mets. this 19 miles an hour at fremont boulevard, but very, very slow traffic. our road sensors are turning r ed. this the first day that we had this bad commute. 880 northbound is slowing down past high street on the way to downtown oakland. and the commute on westbound bay bridge. that's backed up to the middle of the parking lot. 8:09. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. some fog, cold for everybody, though, but sun now, starting to warm things up a little bit. we have some thick fog and a lot of low 30s. it's that damp cold and hazy

sunshine in the forecast. one low went right on down the coast. gonna sit and spin. that system to the north is d oing -- it's going to the n orth. so a forecast glance here. it looks like a dry pattern. maybe five, seven days and maybe out to ten. it happens this time of year. we get about two or three days a week. so a cold morning, hazy s unshine, the rest of the weekend into the weekend, cold, fog, sun. no rain in site. usually this is a blocking pattern. we'll see if that continues to go as advertised. i think it will. kenwood, 29. 29. actually, that's oakmont. our observer sent that.

we'll go for a high of 57 today. maybe tomorrow, 59. close to 60. 31 still in napa. 32 fairfield. concord is warming up a little bit. 36. livermore, though, 33. oakland, 37. that's cold. sanrafael also, 37. there's the low in southern california. so it doesn't affect us. one system goes down the coast, the next one goes up and over. what we have is hazy sunshine but fog and cold to start off with. temperatures at noon, once that fog burns off, then 40s and 50s, but for some, especially out towards the valley. the fog can hang in there. upper 40s, upper 50s with hazy sunshine. so 51 fairfield but 56 richmond. 57 oakland/berkeley. 51 livermore but 57 los gatos. sanjose and santa cruz, half moon bay, 58 getting up there. not much of a change except

slightly warmer weather in the areas that are getting the sun. it's nancy pelosi's last day on the job as speaker of the house of representatives. we have monitoring her last news conference and we'll have more on what she has to say, live from washington, d.c.

it's the end of an era for nancy pelosi. she's prepared to hand over the gavel. carol han is in washington, d.c. to tell us what nancy pelosi and others are facing once the republicans take charge of the house. >> reporter: it was exactly four years ago that nancy pelosi made history, becoming the first female speaker of the u.s. house of representatives. tomorrow morning, these roles will be reversed with minority leaders pelosi handing over the gavel to john boehner. democrats were able to push through a number of their agenda items, like the elimination of don't ask, don't tell and healthcare reform. this morning, the outgoing speaker pledged to work with americans to help get americans

back to work. >> we must solve their problems and when the suggestions put forth are problem-softeners. the republicans will find in the democrats, willing partners. >> reporter: now, republicans are hitting the ground running and are saying next week the house will vote on a repeal t o -- on a vote to repeal healthcare reform. clearly, the battlelines now are drawn. carol han, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, carol. 8:16. president obama and his family are returning from their hawaiian vacation this morning. in fact, just a few minutes ago, the president climbed on his helicopter right there. that is marin one, about to take off from andrews air force base to head back back to the white house. the president will have to hit the ground running when he gets

back. the republicans who take over the house of representatives promise to schedule a vote to repeal the healthcare reform law as earlier as this week. now, the president says his primary focus is to continue to strengthen the economy and create jobs. one of the first things on the president's agenda today is to sign a bill designed to make your food safer. the congress passed the bill after several outbreaks of e. coli and salmonella poisoning was found in see -- peanuts, e ggs and produce. the new law gives more power over food processing plants. it also allows the fda to order food off shelves, instead of the producers issuing voluntary recalls. we're now learning that he when -- owen honors will be relieved will be relieved from

his duties. the announcement will be made this afternoon. we're also chosen the -- l earning that the navy has chosen a replacement. 8:17. this morning, iran confirmed it has invited representatives of world leaders and its allies to tour its nuclear sites. iran's foreign ministry, there's still suspicions. there's suspicion that they want to build weapons. 8:18. a palo alto lounge own -- owner accused of strangling his girlfriend returns to court this morning for two day of his murder trial. during opening statements yesterday, the prosecutors said his relationship with 29-year-

old jennifer was filled with domestic violence. they claim he set fire to the coltage and used her cell phone to send a text after she was a -- send a text from her phone after she was dead to make it school like she was alive. -- to make it look like she was alive. >> the d.a.'s office says it needs more time to study the tape before the competency issue goes to trial. 8:19. the california supreme court ruled that the police can legally search cell phone text messages after making an arrest without first having to get a warrant. the court says such searches are permitted under u.s. supreme court rulings that

allow w arrantless searches of personal property like clothing and cigarettes that are "immediately associated with the person who was arrested." brett favre and his former team are being sued by two massage therapists this morning. the women said they lost their part-time jobs with the new york jets after complaining about sexual harassment. they claim that favre sent a lewd text message to one of t hem. he's fined $50,000 for not responding to an allegation that he sent another text to another jets' employee. california's highest court has weighed in on the no burning rule.

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logs, wanted the state supreme court to exempt the products from the bay area air quality management district's no burn rules. company said its products should be allowed because they produce less particles in the air. a group of environmentalists and farm workers just filed a lawsuit, but they are c hallenging a decision that has them registering a chemical for use on strawberry fields. the chemical was approved by the california department of pesticide regulation last month. this new lawsuit says this chemical is a known c ancer- causer. hundreds of people going to a new york church for christmas services, may have caused a disease. the nasa county department says

anyone who took communion at our lady of the church may have been exposed to hepatitis. well, the pump prices are averaging $3.30 this morning. but the national average is 3.07 a gallon. according to the aaa fuel gauge report, it was 3.04 a week ago, 2.92 last month. the experts say it's because of rising crude oil prices and various international refinery shut downs -- shutdowns. some say the highses -- the prices could go higher because there is a higher demand in this economic recovery.

it is gonna be slow on 880. it has been. this is the first day of 2011 where we've seen very slow traffic. yesterday, it was light. today all of a sudden, we have this traffic. traffic is very slow on fremont boulevard heading south, especially but northbound's g etting into the act. this morning's commute is going to be -- this newschopper2 looking at the fog, we were just looking at highway 92. newschopper2 is on the way out to the coast. we're looking at the fog that has not been a major issue, as you can see, newschopper2 is looking down on highway 101 at 92. highway 29 looks pretty good out to the coast. let's go to steve. we do have areas of fog, also cold this morning, kind of a damp cold, it's just not something that we're used to here but i noticed it. i noticed it.

the sun will burn this fog off. it will be all right to get the fog to burn off. one front stays to the north. high pressure is going to be our fair-weather friend but it's not a friend here in the morning -- morning in you don't like the cold. that 48 is at sfo. 37 oakland. 39 hayward. they usually run warm. one up in tahoe. lonely. i know. 37 redding. 37 las vegas. but no rain in the forecast. high pressure just lox in. and when that happens, these patterns last a few weeks. so 87 -- i just heard a tweet that said the water in the bird bath is frozen. that's cold. temperatures, low 50s for s ome. but mid- to upper 50s for others. if you can get the sun during it's not that bad. thank you, steve.

we're following developing news that's about our economy right now. traders are ring aing to the first report -- are reacting to the first report of traders. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard sent up a chopper because they are worried about this b oat. stay tuned. we'll have an update. w t ileororr li iroreh

we want to give you an u pdate on a developing overnight story. the coast guard is still w atching a 65-foot fishing boat. that one right there. it's filled with thousands of

gallons of diesel fuel. sufferers-- surfers and swimmers, you are being told to stay away from there. ktvu's jade hernandez has been following this story since about 5:00 this morning. she's back with the very latest. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. we were reported all morning that there was a low likelihood of diesel fuel leaking from the vesselle b you -- but the u.s. coast guard has brought a chopper out here to survey the ocean water. this boat capsized about an hour ago. that really worried the coast guard. park police even ordered surfers out of the water. initially the coast guard and police are trying to keep washingtonners and surfers about 500 feet from this area. the u.s. coast guard sent a chopper up to survey the ocean. the captain and two other fishermen who were on board when the boat ran aground are all right this morning. the coast guard said the

captain reported putting this away from the beach. salvage crews are supposed to be on their way to start cleanup. the crews may have to pump the 2,,000 gal gal dash 2,000 gallons of diesel fuel before c ragging -- dragging it back in the ocean. this is forcing some people to stay out of the ocean. >> yeah. just concerned about the pollution that the -- that the boat is sleeving in the water. when you add the surfing -- it's cold enough now. and when you have all of the debris in the watt he, it makes it dangerous. >> it's an accident. this is where we come, you know, every day to check the surf. it's funny right where we come is where the boat is beached. >> half moon bay fire department received a call about the boat which the coast guard said may have cap sized

around 1::00. i want to bring you back out live here because you can see the kest university -- see the coast guard chopper, the owner of the boat said there was about $10,000 worth of crab aboard. his boat is worth $500,000. so he was really worried about it this morring but -- but was glad everyone on board is the will. we're looking at the salvage crews arrive and come down to the beach. we're not quite sure exactly who we are seeing survey this area. we've been waiting for salvage crews this morning. we were told around 10:30 they arrived. now it looks like that u.s. coast guard -- u.s. coast guard is -- u.s. coast guard chopper is flying away. they wanted to make sure no diesel fuel leaked na the -- diesel leaked into the ocean

and they want sufficienters to stay out of -- out of the water and walkers to walk away from the ocean. if we get more information, we'll pass it along. back to you. >> thank you, jade. 8:33. a former los angeles district attorney is due back in a san mateo courtroom today in connection with a confrontation that happened at sfo on the p orning of -- on the morning of christmas eve. it's still not clear what triggered the incident but investigators say it ended with angela kay west swinging a metal pole at police officers throwing milk at them and allegedly k icking one officer in the g roin. west is charged with four merchandise. she's being held on a $25,000 bail. 8:34. opening states are scheduled to begin in about an hour in the trial of a professional poker player accused ofkying his parents in their home in pleasanton. prosecutors allege that the suspect was in financial trouble and that he murdered

his parents to inherit their money. the bodies were discovered in 2008 in the couple's hole. the defendant's attorney says there's not enough evidence to prove he was behind the crime. an alleged gang member faces life in sentence today when he's shooting for the shooting of a 22-year-old man. he was found guilty in july of first-degree murder and a ttempted robbery for the 2008 calling -- killing outside a north beach night club. prosecutors say he shot the man in the back after trying to steal the jewel pendant he was wearing. he faces 22 years to life in prison. how is the economy doing today? pam cook is in the newsroom with important reports. >> right now traders are r eacting to the first of the

sales figures of the carmakers. it's a very big indicator on how the economy is looking. in the last half an hour, general motors posted a strong sales report for the december month. it's the first one in, in fact, the best sales month of the y ear, up 16%. now, for the year in total. it was also a very good year as analysts predicted, better than last year. gm execs say -- say they sold 2.5 million of vehicles in c hina. that's up nearly 10%. here in the u.s., december sales are up 7.5%. we're still waiting to hear from the other big names in the industry. ford is expected to post strong numbers as well and possibly the biggest increase. in particular, sales for small suvs are picking up after two very tough years. analysts expect toyota to be only major car company to r eport -- to report because of

the recalls. honda's stock is trading lower. maybe analyst and traders are expecting disappointing news he there. but we're waiting for the car sales -- car sales numbers to come out. later this week, we get retail sales figures. it's very important week for the economy. i'm pam cook. back to you. >> thank you, pam. 8:37. pg&e forging ahead with plans to install smartmeters in san francisco. now, the roll out of those w ireless devices is expected to be finished between now and 2012. city attorney dennis herrera t ried to get state regulators to approve a moratorium on it after questions were made about

the accuracy of the meters but that request was turned down last month. now, marin county is about to wage its own battle to temporarily keep smartmooters i n-- smartmeters intoday -- installed. some residents claim smartmeters cause health problems and have staged protests. but pg&e says they are safe. and dozen dozens of stores in marin county may become the latest stores to bebanned from using plastic bags. 8:38. we want to check in once again with sal castanedo, see hoey things are going on the roads

this morning. sal? >> things are going on the roads okay. heard from some viewers in lake tahoe and the loads -- the roads are open there. this is a live picture of interstate 880 in tahoe. traffic is moving along very well. no lanes on 80 right now. let's move to the bay area. 880 is affected by the emergency pothole repair. 880 at high street. middle lane. they are out there trying to fix a pothole. traffic isbacked up from san leandro. i would use 580. they haven't issued a sig-alert for this. let's just go ahead and tell you to use 580 as a recommendation instead. the traffic is going to be okay here if you are driving out to out to the south bay. we're finding out there's a

crash on -- at linda mar. it's a little bit worse than we thousand. if you are driving through t here, it's slow. it's near the taco bell. traffic is a mess. plan accordingly. 8:39. let's go to steve. sal, thank you. some very low fog and cold temperatures this morning. a lot of 0s but the sun will help things get rolling along. the pat -- the pattern looks like it's very quiet. the system is going to the n orth. one system just slid right down the coast and it's gonna go into southern california probably friday night or saturday. cold morning,some fog out there the but hazy sunshine. tomorrow more of the same. the rest of the week. areas that get the sun will be warmer. upper 40s, maybe -- upper 40s.

low 50s. kenwood this morning, 29. middletown, greta up in lake county, also 29. snow may, 32. morgan hill, 35. gilroy was 35. vallejo, benicia, 35. the fog horns are sounding. tom, 6. losgatos made it to 35 and carlos in redwood city -- 37. a little bit warmer. maybe tomorrow near the upper 50s. i think by thursday/friday we'll see it. 32 santa rosa, some fog. 31 any. mid-30s livermore, concord. 37 oakland. that's cold. and then 40 right there. also redwood city but pal toe aloe woodside, just 1 degree up there in lake tahoe. 27 cold degrees in redding and

eureka is 33. but everything looks quiet. high pressure, hang out in california. it will. then sunshine as that fog burns off. 44 to 54. the fog will still be out in the valley. but for some areas, it will be a slow burn off. 48 to 58 with hazy sun. antioch, pittsburgh, concord, danville, san ramon. sanfrancisco 54. a little warmer, though. sanjose, mountain view. half moon bay, but 54 livermore. redwood city at 56. more of the same -- more of the same tomorrow. people in las vegas are s aveoring a rare taste the winner. a white blanket of snow hit the area and many families rushed outside to enjoy the snow before it disappeared. it also caused many headaches.

the highway patrol to 66 -- 56 accidents. >> that's amazing. snow in las vegas? >> uh-huh. a u.s. congressman is -- actually, a u.s. senator is s aying that some football helmet companies are taking -- are making misleading statements. also there's word for facebook's biggest competitor.

let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following. the new oakland mayor, jean quan has met with oakland police officers on her first full day as mayor. she said she plans to meet with every shift over the next few days. the police union say the relation ship between them and the mayor needs some work they look forward to a fresh start. well, house speaker, nancy pelosi, just wrapped up her final news conference as speaker of the house of

representatives. tomorrow, she will hand the gavel over to john boehner. nancy pelosi will be taking over john boehner's position as the minority leader. a and a lot of people will be buying lottery tickets at a chance to win the $330 million megajackpot. 8:46. in less than 0 minutes, a preliminary hearing will begin for michael jackson's personal physician. a judge will hear testimony to determine if there is enough evidence to put dr. conrad murray on trial. we're live with our reporter outside the courthouse. what's happening now? >> reporter: well, we've just seen the arrival of several of michael jackson's family, his mother, his brother, jermaine, his sister janet. they are all here to listen to

the prosecution to try to persuade a judge that there is enough evidence to make d r. conrad murray stand trial on one count of involuntary manslaughter. that charge could carry a f our- year prison term. his defense attorneys have indicated they are gonna try to persuade this judge that perhaps someone else may have injected michael jackson with that fatal dose of the powerful anesthetic. they've been testing a mysterious syringe found near michael jackson on the day he died, trying to show it was someone else, perhaps even michael jackson himself who administer the -- administered that fatal dose. however, the coroner said it would be very difficult for michael jackson to have administered that dose. can you tell us what the doctor has been doing? is he still practicing in

california or i thought he was practicing in another state as well. >> reporter: the judge did put some restrictions. the only thing, he cannot issue powerful an necessary theyics to his patients. he has practices in las vegas and houston. he's continued to see patients throughout this time. some of these patients a -- arranged by conrad murray say he's a good doctor and don't think there's any way he's responsible for michael j ackson's death. prosecutors here in los angeles have a much different view. that's the view they will be p utting on starting today. this preliminary hearing e xpected to last about two weeks. >> all right. thank you. time now, 8:49.

a u.s. senator says some football helmet companies are making misleading safety claims. newmexico's senator is calling for a federal trade investigation -- federal trade commission investigation. he says the maker of the nfl's official nfl helmet may be guilty of misleading marketing claims. radell says their helmets release the chance of a concussion by 35%. that statement has been criticized by experts. the stanford cardinals are the champions. they finished their best season since 1940. with a 40-12 blowout win. andrew luck threw for foured its and completed 18 of 23 passes. tight end kobe fliener tied a

record with three receiving records. dozens filled the skyboxes to watch the cardinals' first bowl victory in 40 years. >> i like being among all of these people. i could watch it in my room. but it's nice to be out here because everyone is really in to it. >> the focus is now on the future in the nfl draft. andrew luck could be the number one pick. jim harbaugh has been mentioned as a head coach for the university, and other college jobs. stanford university is bouncing back from devastating financial losses during the economic downturn. university-- university officials say the endowment jumped 10% last year to almost $ 14 billion. that's after steep investment losses and fewer donations the year before. they also report that net

university assets were up 7.5% to more than $21 billion. nine minutes before 9:00. there are reports that myspace may lay off 50% of its work force. the social networking site based in southern california has about 1100 employees and speculation on the size of the downsizing come yous after the wall street journal reported that myspace is planning a major round of p layoffs possibly this month. a myspace spokesperson is not commenting on the reports. myspace and the wall street journal are both owned by rupert murdoch's news corpse. you lose your luggage. that's about -- that's bad enough. what about a pet that was lost? we'll tell you about a tragedy for a dog owner and which airline is blamed for it. we all know it's not just the phone but soon you will be able to turn your iphone into an important medical device.

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an animal shelter. a cat belonging to a southern california, patch, the cat, was last seen a week before christmas, when his owner c hecked into a flight from egypt back here to the u.s. but during a stop in new york city, the delta worker notified the woman her cat escaped from its cage. it has not been seen since. a doctor in oklahoma is t urning the iphone into an important medical device. a doctor has turned the phone into a a de. he hopes to put this -- has t urned the phone into a med cal device for heart patients. it's ticket 2s day.

the show is saturday and sunday next january. enter before midnight, scroll down to ktvu "right now" and put in the secret word "international" and good luck. we want to check in quickly with sal. some developing news in san mateo county, sal. >> that's right. they are clearing up an o verturned truck on devil's slide. they just did it moments ago. newschopper is there. they've just opened the road. if you are driving in pacifica. there is the spot where it was in pacifica. you are gonna be in for -- be in for some slow traffic. again, just moments ago. they opened the road so give yourself extra time. let's go to 880 now. northbound, emergency pothole repair at high street really does have the traffic backed up into san leandro. use 580. let's go to steve. >> cold along with areas of fog. we'll have mostly sunny skies today unless you have the fog persisting too lock. temperatures 50s for some --

too long. temperatures 50s for some. it doesn't look like any change, just slightly. no rain. >> we'll take it. >> we'll attack -- we'll take that. >> sure. that will do it for us. thanks for watching everybody. >> bye now.