no vote tonight. congress is divided as the nation heads toward default. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live at the federal building in oakland now with what's at stake in this political show down, jana. >> there's a lot frank. come tuesday it's the congress and the government isn't able to resolve this debt ceiling

issue, then government building may have to stop issuing social security checks, medical reimbursement or even stop paying salaries. congress started the day bracing for a vote. >> listen for the sakes of jobs, for the sake of our country, i'm asking the representatives in the house in a bipartisan way and asking let's pass this vote. >> reporter: but by midday the vote did not go. >> this plan aims to hit our seniors, our children and low income families. far more draconian cuts. both plans call for up to $2 trillion in spending cuts over the next decade.

democrats want to raise the ceiling until 2012. boehner would only raise the ceiling until before the election. >> joe boehner wants to force another debt debate. >> reporter: economists say the debt has been raised over 100 times. he says the losers can end up being the american people. right now the white house is trying to decide who won't be paid if they default on the government debt for the first time in history, they expect to announce that contingency plan tomorrow. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. stay with ktvu for the

latest. bookmark ktvu.com, we will postthe latest from washington under the debt crisis tab. how an obscure clause in the 14th amendment to end the debt debate himself. >> reporter: blue chips came out of the debt strong. the dow closed down 62 points, nasdaq gained one. the number of first time applications for unemployment benefits has dropped below 12,000. it's not a sign of a trend or recovery say economists. new at 10:00, we now know when the california supreme court will hear the legal fight over the state's ban on gay marriage. the court scheduled september 6 to hear arguments. the justices are deciding if the sponsors of prop eight have legal standings to defend the

initiative in court. that's because former governor arnold schwarzenegger and then attorney general jerry brown refused to challenge a federal court ruling overturning the voter approved ban. the family of a good samaritan gunned down while bringing food to the homeless is speaking out tonight. they are calling the killers cowards. patti lee spoke to the victim's widow and learned had the she has a bullet lodged in her. >> reporter: widow and her daughter are staying in this neighborhood temporarily. lolita describes her husband as a caring man. >> he always gave him life. doesn't matter who you were. >> reporter: jeff brown known as brother brown was trying to feed the homeless.

his wife who asked us to call her loli showed her her bandaged wound she suffered at the hands of her husband's killer. she says the bullet is lodged in her arm, but the wounds that hurts the most is the loss of her husband, her best friend. >> i kept wracking my mind, who could have done this and why. >> reporter: she says pow was not her daughter's bilogical father but he was her father in all respects. and they are expecting their first child. she is four months pregnant. >> if anybody can do a drive by shooting, you're a coward. you took an innocent man's life. >> i want the person to be caught. he didn't deserve it. he didn't deserve it. >> reporter: loli told us her biggest fear is that the gunman is still out there and will

hurt someone else. she says she's also coping with the loss and gathering her strength knowing that she has to be strong for her children. the family will hold a candlelight vigil at the sight of the shooting. the chief of police in oakland are promising that his officers are going all out to stop criminals like those who attacked the powell family. >> i want to give a message, one of the message i wanted to give is that the oakland police department is coming. >> reporter: chief anthony bats told us officers just arrested 25 people for parol violations. he called them some of the most problematic people in the city. he vowed to use 30 newly police officers to increase patrol. as customerred filed out of a cafe with their hands on the

air. the customers didn't want to go on camera but told ktvu they knew something wasn't right when a man quickly walked in. took off his jacket and bought an ice tea. they described the man as african american and all the customers as asian. >> a lot of times we see when suspects are fleeing from us, they will run into and try to blend in with the crowd. now we have all these innocent persons thrust into the situation and has the potential for violence. >> reporter: police arrested the man and say they found a gun inside his backpack. a second suspect was also arrested about a block away from the cafe but police wouldn't say what he was arrested for. the race for san francisco mayor added two more names today to an already crowded field. david chu delivered his paper. his campaign already has a mascot, chubaca. and supervisor john avalos also delivered signatures.

this means there are now about 30 candidates running for mayor of san francisco. the mayor to get on the november ballot is august 12. current mayor ed lee now says he is considering entering the race. lee took over for gavin newsom in february when newsom became lieutenant general. b.a.r.t. - - san francisco police say they have recovered the gun seen in this amateur video. police say the it's the gun that killed harding jr. during a shoot out in the bay view district. >> they encountered a very, very dangerous criminal and the story ended the way that it ended. >> reporter: the coroner drew

fire when they announced that harding shot himself. investigators got a crucial lead this weekend. >> they were able to identify a person on saturday that we believe knew the whereabouts of the gun and through interview and negotiation we were able to get the gun back. >> reporter: suhr says the department delayed revealing the discovery until tests were completed. >> we got ballistic confirmation this morning that that gun is an exact match for the bullet taken out of mr. harding. >> reporter: police critics say the newest findings is part of a cover up. >> i don't believe nothing they say until they show us something. >> reporter: the lawyer for kenneth harding's family tonight told us they are quote stunned and shocked and don't know what to believe. the attorney is asking the police department to release

all evidence so the family can order their own investigation. san francisco's fugitive recovery enforcement team arrested 40 people yesterday and police tell us many of the arrests were for drug, weapons and parol violations. it was the first time in two year, san francisco police have conducted a city wide operation because of budget cuts and staffing shortages. the department says it will try to do similar operations once a month. the woman accused of breaking into jeopardy host alex trebek's san francisco hotel room appeared in court today. 56-year-old lucinda moyer is accused of stealing jewelry and cash. moyers has two previous convictions for burglary which makes her eligible for the state's three strikes law if she is found guilty again. i'm going to have tomorrow's forecast and it does include a bit of a warm up. i'll show you which cities will

warm up the most. >> i've only done it on a dummy. he took life saving action when a girl was drowning. and an update on that high speed chase. the twist that has police still looking for a couple of suspects.

a father and his young daughter are home safe tonight

after nearly drowning in a swimming pool. jana katsuyama is live in san jose where neighbors learned one simple class made all the difference. >> reporter: julie, that's right. some people tonight are concerned about this 8-foot fence that you see behind me. last night a man had to scale over it to get to the father and daughter that needed help here. and residents want to make sure firefighters don't have that same problem when seconds count. >> reporter: john bale has spent the last hours telling curious neighbors and reporters what happened when he heard screams for help. he came and saw a man and his daughter unconscious. the girl's father was giving her a shoulder ride. friends and other family members could see and hear them from the hot tub. but suddenly they both lay

motionless at the bottom of the pool. last night's near drowning is making people think about how easily it is to drown. when he was younger, he spun and jumped into the water. >> when you get that light headed, you get confused. i couldn't remember which way was up, so i could not get out. >> reporter: fire officials say they can provide any complex with a lock box that pulls the key. >> the fire department is the only one who has that key to get in the door. it's safe for the residents. >> reporter: the maximum human brain can go without having oxygen is three minutes. so they estimate -- before any damage is done. so they estimate the father and

daughter were under water for less amount of time and they are said to be doing fine tonight. fire officials are recommending people who have concerns, the american red cross officers cpr classes and often times it's free and that proved to be valuable in last night's incident. reporting live from san jose, j janine de la vega. two brothers were arrested last night at the miami airport following a scuffle. they were asked to get off the plane after one of them did not follow flight crew instructions. the plane returned to the gate and that is when things got heated. >> they were sitting there arguing with the captain. they did not want to leave and they did not want to get off the plane. then one of the guys punched the captain right in the eye right here on his face. then that's when the captain backed up and all the other guys from the airplane started getting in on it.

>> reporter: passengers stepped in and subdued the man identified as 29-year-old luis baez and his brother jonathan. they are now facing a variety of charges. the plane eventually made it to san francisco two hours late. 34-year-old paul hoa is in critical condition after being crushed between a delivery truck and a loading dock at the prison on wednesday morning. he was rescued by fellow inmates in the prison fire department who administered first aid. the san francisco man is serving a seven year term for drug sales and possession. the findings of a state audition were found unwarranted and inflammatory. the audit shows the system spends fewer dollars per student with the greatest number of black and latino students. yudoff says the discrepancy is based on the location and types

of programs not ethnicity. the american society of civil engineers gave the region a c rating. this is the sixth year in a row that the department has landed on the list. ktvu's john sasaki tells us there was a major turn of event once the suspect's car finally came to a stop. >> reporter: a small army of police cars tried to stop two suspected killers. the chase started in newarck, headed into oakland. >> for that to happen, you have to have a lot of things go

right. >> reporter: east palo alto police announced the task force to track down jaime cardena who was suspected of killing three people. >> they are very violent people with a very violent recent history. we're very concerned for the safety of anyone that's around them. >> reporter: the alleged victim included hugo chavez and katherine fisher who was shot on annapolis street. hugo was an instructor until she was killed two weeks ago. >> she was a very outgoing, fun loving type of a person. she loved working with children. but she was also you know mature. she was able to take charge of a program. >> reporter: the chase ended in lathrop. officers found out there that the suspects were not who they were looking for, but

associates of them driving their car. in oakland i'm john sasaki. east bay regional park police say they located a marijuana plantation today near where a gunman opened fire on an officer earlier this week. this is video from tuesday's search for the shooter who still hasn't been shot. police say the marijuana growing operation was discovered through aerial surveillance of the san leandr watershed. at this point they're still not sure whether the shooting is connected to that or other time of illegal activity in the area. b.a.r.t. staff members have rejected a proposal to allow bikes on its trains during rush hour. riders are allowed to bring their bikes in the last train during rush hours. the san francisco bicycle coalition says b.a.r.t. is missing out on new riders and increased revenue. and as you would expect this time of night, the fog is

making its way over to oakland, over to alameda and over to albany. the fog will do just what it did last night. it'll end up in many bay area neighborhoods and temperatures will be a lot like this. these are the highs from yesterday temperatures tomorrow maybe a bill warmer. i think tomorrow there'll be upper 90s up toward antioch and stockton. we start off tonight with temperatures just like last night. low 50s. as we head into tomorrow we're going to see a lot of fog. here's the golden gate bridge. the visibility on the grade. down to about .25 of a mile. spotty drizzle. heavy fog in the morning. back here 10:45 we're going to look at your friday forecast and your bay area weekend. some good news tonight about a wayward whale we've been keeping an eye on in northern california. the whale has been near the oregon border for a month now.

we learned today white spots of fungus on her skin appear to be fading. that's good news but there's still nothing for her to eat in the river. her calf went back to sea the áf last week and scientists now hope that the mother does the same. it's quick, clever and dangerous. the old fashion crime now hitting new spots, six schools in four cities. 78&>

under attack. that's what they feel like at schools in vallejo where thieves keep steeling cooper wire. >> reporter: boxes of books and supplies on the move inside of vallejo high school.

>> this is a new site for us. >> reporter: already a new problem, half the building has no power now and probably won't have it next week. >> we're under attack. >> reporter: his name is mel jordan, he's talking about last night's copper wire theft. >> reporter: a big one. how big? an estimated thousand feet of wire. >> they're stripping the wire too. not only are they cutting it they're taking the plastic off, throwing it away and keeping the cooper. >> reporter: this crew of criminals comes in, slices the cooper cable. rips it out and it only takes about 15 to 20 minutes and this crime it's not the first time it's happened. six schools have been hit this summer. >> what that's telling me right now is that it's gotten our attention. >> reporter: franklin middle school last night, the list goes on and the tab goes up. losses are estimated at $100,000. but who? who's committing these crimes in the middle of night. mel jordan has an idea. >> electricians, they have to be familiar about how when you

see the work they just basically now how to cut it and pull. it could even be plumbers. >> reporter: the distribute says it is reviewing surveillance video and it's also offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. in vallejo, mike mibach. tomorrow, pg & e plans to send a camera down a long abandoned section of the san bruno a pipeline that exploded last year. crews crews excavated today. >> it was part of the original line 132 project. then which was installed in 1948. then in 1956 to accommodate this development. we rerouted a section of that pipeline. >> reporter: since the pipe hasn't been used in 55 years, it is the closest look investigators can get at the pipelines original conditions. they will be looking at the welds and for any defects.

a preliminary mts report says the explosion occurred around a seam weld. the mothers of two uc berkeley graduates are hoping their sons will be released this week. the accused spies are due in court on sunday. their mothers say comments by teheran's top prosecutors could mean that the pair would be released. sunday is also two years to the day since they were taken captive. hundreds of kids may have to go through these doors before they can go to class. the race to vaccinate some teens for a disease on the rise and the new officer making it easier to do. and raising the debt limit without the debate. the obscure clause that could allow president obama to do it himself.

new at 10:00, there's a race to get students vaccinated for whooping cough before the start of the school year. eric rasmussen is live to tell us why they're trying to get students to comply with the new law. >> reporter: that new state law says seventh through 12th graders must have this whooping vaccine. some drugstores are selling these vaccines for $60. so a clinic opened their doors for six hours to give the vaccine on for free. >> reporter: nicole's kids put on brave faces to get some not so pleasant -- >> it's going to be cold. >> reporter: but necessary shots. >> take a deep breath. >> reporter: did it hurt ?

>> oh, not at all. she did it really quick. >> reporter: the family just moved from washington and found out that the schools now require to have the whooping vaccine. >> at football practice, we went to the administration building to register them and they said we needed the shot. >> it's very important for maul children. >> reporter: schools hope a free shot will help the situation. in just two hours, 92 booster shots. with the first day of school getting closer, parents here told us they didn't want to wait any longer. >> and they were free.

>> reporter: that's a big deal. >> that's right. >> reporter: while school districts will have a 30 day grace period they can take advantage of. they report thousands of students still need this vaccine. the health department will have four more of these free clinics next month. eric rasmussen. ktvu.com has more information on those free clinic, just look for the web links section on the front page. the ac transit board has ratified contracts with two support staff unions that are expected to save the agency $6 million. electrical workers agreed to pay 10% more. the savings are expected to help the transit agency close a $19 million deficit. plans to hand the airport back to the city of palo alto is on hold. palo alto would like to take

the airport back as early as next year but environment impact studies and other issues will postthat date back to at least 2013. the county will continue to run the airport until then. we are learning more tonight about an army private who has admitted to plotting a terrorist attack on fort hood texas. abdo was arrested yesterday during a traffic stop in texas near fort hood. the fbi says it found an article on bomb making from an al-qaida website in his motel room along with shotgun shells, gun powder and a uniform with fort hood patches. a gun shop owner provided a tip. >> he selected six canisters of smokeless gun powder, placed them on the counter and then asked the manager what is smokeless powder. if you don't know what it is, why in the world would you buy that much? >> the suspect had been awol from his postat fort campbell, kentucky. military police say they found

child pornography on his computer last month and he was facing court marshal. a norwegian security official says the man who admitted killing 66 people in a bomb and shooting rampage acted alone and kept the plan to himself for more than 10 years. today's revelation came after deputies investigated. breivick claims there's other cells ready to attack in norway. rita williams tells us how a little known clause in the 14th amendment could give him the constitutional right to pass increase ceiling debt. >> reporter: on the streets of san francisco -- >> a lot of us would like to

see obama issue the 14th amendment. >> reporter: the 14th amendment ensue the constitution. >> basically it says, that the united states as authorized by law shall not be questioned. >> vote law school professor jesse joper says that obscure section was added to the amendment to make sure the government paid its war debt. >> it would be the last hour in his quiver. >> reporter: president obama himself a former constitutional law professor agrees. >> i have talked to my lawyer, they don't -- they do not -- they're not persuaded that that's a winning argument. >> reporter: democrats think he will reconsider if he has no further option. >> someone has to be the adult

in the room. >> reporter: they want politicians to just stop squabbling and do something soon. in berkeley, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. a federal court is leveling the playing field around oakland's so called bubble law regulating protest outside of abortion clinics. the 2007 ordnance was enacted to keep anti abortion activists from harassing and counseling patients. a major marijuana bust, how the grow was concealed and why authorities had to bring a bus to the site today. and i'm back here in less than 10 minute, i have the friday forecast, it includes some warming. i will tell you which cities

warm the most. why and repairs begin at the severely damaged santa cruz harbor. why workers are finding that it's actually a mixed blessing.

six people are in the hospital tonight, one of them in critical condition after a tow truck smashed right into a japanese fast food restaurant in l.a.'s korea town. the fire department says the truck caused so much damage to the building that they had to evacuate a dental office on the second floor. at this point the cause of the crash is still under investigation. there was a major pot bust in the central valley as sheriff's deputies raided an elaborate 60-acre pot farm. this farm was surrounded by a 6- foot fence blanketed with plastic and topped with barb wire. deputies arrested 60 people and brought in a bus to take them away. police have not yet put a price

tag on today's big haul. gerald dean montoya seen here on an interview with ktvu last year says witnesses saw officers beat her son during the arrest 11 years ago. jerry amaro died less than a month after being released. the court ruled that an alleged police cover up avoided montoya to file the suit after her son's death. clorox presented a check today for $50,000. the money will pay for 11 lab tops which will go inside patrol cars. mayor jean quan is asking for more donations. in news of the word, in

argentina at least 15 are dead and many injured after a dispute between protesters and officials. right now there are more than 200 active fires in russia and a heat wave there is sending temperatures well over 100 degrees in some locations. there are also concerns the heat and fires could wipe out crops and then create a food shortage. and in china, families of the victims of deadly train crash are leaving flowers at the accident site. the crash on saturday killed at least 39 people. a lightning strike caused the signals to malfunction. the company that designed the equipment is taking responsibility. and some of the victim's families are demanding money. a judge tentatively ruled

that a law on contributions is unconstitutional. the decision by a santa clara superior court judge is expected to become finalized next month. the city of san jose is considering whether to appeal. a former girlfriend of governor jerry brown is writing a book. the book will be called heart like a wheel. that's also the name of one of her most famous songs. she dated jerry brown during his first term. and chief meteorologist bill martin is looking ahead to the weekend forecast in six months, what we can expect for friday, saturday and sunday.

dolphins being trained to fight terror, are they more reliable than sonar?

repairs have begun on docks damaged by a tsunami that surged through the santa cruz harbor back in march. but ktvu's robert handa tells us why the bill will be much higher than original estimates. >> reporter: a new dock is being assembled this week at the santa cruz harbor to replace the one known as u dock that was torn apart by the march 11 tsunami. crews expect the new dock to be ready in about three weeks. the 1.3 million repair project is a relief to many boaters and visitors who still remember seeing old sections sections of the old dog being swept away. >> we're excited, we like to see work being done here. >> it has power, it has water, it has a fire system.

>> reporter: sturdier material. >> a lot studier material. so it should be able to with stand more than it originally did. >> reporter: some sections are literally falling apart but we also found out today there are a lot more repair projects to follow. >> we did get an assessment report done by a structural engineer that revealed of the harbor's 29 docks, 23 of them will require work. >> so this is just the beginning. >> this is just the beginning. >> reporter: damage will cost 22 to $25 million. she says fortunately state and federal funds will pay for 94% of the cost, unfortunately it also means repairs will be going on well into next year. in santa cruz, robert handa, ktvu news. the u.s. navy is using dolphins to try and thwart potential terror attacks. a diver would place explosives

on the side of the ship. so the navy has trained dolphins to put a marker on anyone who tries to get too close. a beeper then goes off. dolphins are far more reliable than under water sonar say trainers. >> she can do it at great ranges with 100% reliability. >> the dolphin then races back to the ship where she gets a reward and some affection from her handlers. and according to a report released bid realty track today, during the first six months of this year, foreclosures went down in 178 of the 211 largest metropolitan areas. california remains among the hardest hit states, in fact, california is home to seven of the last 10 metro areas with the highest foreclosure rate. las vegas has the highest foreclosure rate in the country. bank of america will take part in a program to help

troubled homeowners in california. the program is run by the state housing agency. b of a services more than 2 million mortgages in the state. since 2008 it is estimated that 1.2 million home owners in california have lost their homes to foreclosure. the risk of stroke for new mothers is on the rise. strokes jumped by 54% in the last 15 years or so. researchers believed the increase is due to higher rates of obesity and diabetes which puts even more stress on a pregnant woman's body. the highway patrol and lucielle packered showed up to show how quickly a child left

in a car can turn deadly. and the pog is rolling back in the -- and fog is rolling back in the coastline. very similar to last night's footprint. what we will see is that fog thickening up within the next hour. you will start to see that fog spilling into walnut creek here soon. these are the current temperature, you can see it's still warm. temperatures are going to come down tonight, overnight lows being in the low 50s. tonight the fog develops just like last night. tomorrow is the day a lot like today. slightly warmer in some of those inland bay valleys. a lot warmer as you get into the inland bay valley. the weekend cool coast, warm to hot inland. that's no surprise. so plenty of clouds out there this afternoon. the fog really starting to spill in. as it does, we're going to find temperatures in the morning hours in the 50s. you wake up the fog is pretty much all around the bay.

but by mid-morning it's gone and the heat from the valley starts to move west. as it does, temperatures start to pop. so tomorrow will probably be the warmest day of the week. with temperatures into the low 90s, mid-90s in some locations. far inland valleys, most of us around the bay 80s tomorrow. a nice day. fine air quality, and not as high fire danger as you would expect this time of year. some clouds are going to filter. it's sort of the north american monsoon. it's not a big plug of nature but it's enough that we could see a few thunderstorms the popping off the spine of the sierra nevada. the forecast for fog, there it is, that's nothing. you know it's going to be a pretty warm day just by virtue of that. the reason i show it to you is, when you see a little one like this you say, oh kwraeu yeah, it's going to be a warm untoday. i put the temperature forecast using colors. you can see the cool right here

at the mouth of the bay or the mouth of the gate. and you see the heat out in concord and napa. take a snapshot of that. that's how it's supposed to look. sunday 91, out there toward fairfield. 90 in morgan hill, 83 in sunny vale and 78 in san mateo. tomorrow is going to be a pretty classic day. your bay area weekend looks very, very nice. we'll show you temperatures in

the low 90s that were just running the real subtle change day-to-day thing. but it's going to be a nice weekend. warmest day probably today and tomorrow, then it starts to trend down a little. >> we're on a nice roll here. >> real nice week. >> thank you, bill. more than a thousand people are expected to pay their respects tomorrow to a slain marine county sheriff's deputy. a memorial service for deputy jim matheson is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at the marin veterans memorial in san rafael. matheson was unarmed and off duty when he tried to solve a dispute within her family friend and her exboy friend. and amy winehouse only released two albums. elements from as many as a dozen songs were produced before her death. her third unpublished album. it's unclear if they will considered finishing and releasing those songs. san francisco firefighters are used to playing santa but not needing a gift themselvesless. the one thing that will keep them happy this christmas.

san francisco firefighters spent part of the day clearing out an old fire house of toys for children. the fourth street fire station has housed the union's toy drive since 1974 but now it needs a seismic retrofit. the toy drive was almost left homeless. the fire department said it didn't have enough space. but the academy of pediatrics is letting them use a warehouse for free. a good night for the giants and tim lincecum actually feeling better. >> quick healer after the bout with the flu.

san francisco has got the freak and he helps prove last year no fluke as the giants take another series against the phillies. the carlos beltran era is off to a successful start. he did contribute as you will see. pablo goes upo right down the left field line, solo homer his tenth. giants lead it 1-0. the nice catch to aid tim lincecum who by the way went 6 inning, no runs, three hits and struck out six and racking up the victory. huge play right here. san francisco up 2-0. two on, aaron rowan if third. mar marco martinez thrown. by the time he picks it up and throws to the plate a second run is in. huge play right there, gain of 4-0 lead. 4-1 is the final. giants take 2-3 in

philadelphia. now that they stopped playing narcoleptic and start playing baseball. it doesn't work out despite a five run first-inning. conner jackson the huge throw here. they just picked off where they left off last night when they scored 13. but the rays with a seven run seventh of their own as the oakland bullpen just blows up. big hit, desmond jennings with a three run double. and tampa winds up on the long end of a 10-8 score. usually if i told you a major league player made a little kid cry. this isn't the story of a big leaguer being mean. back in boston. watch this josh beckett gives a little kid the baseball. he says thank you and he's so overcome he just starts weeping in his father's arms. that's a cute story

nonetheless. blood, sweat and some tears all over the nfl as training camp is under way up in napa. the raiders in huge swing. and head coach hugh jackson who does not have the full complement of players to work with yet. he doesn't know who his number one quarterback is going to be. the incumbent jason campbell. >> i feel i have a lot of guys that miss him very well on the team. a lot of guys that compete at a high level. hopefully we can get some guys signed back here at free agency who belong here and move forward. but you know definitely excited about what i saw out on our first day of practice. >> a ton of other activity. especially related to the niners. they released nate clemons, michael crabtree is going to miss five to six weeks with a broken foot.

david akers signed with the 49ers. the cards trade for qb káefp kolb. >> and the pats get clad ochocinco. >> the news begins tomorrow at 4:30. thanks for joining us. [ male announcer ] this... is the montrose pet hospital --

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