winner. 324million over 30 years over 130 after taxes. >> the luck was around here. yeah, i feel good. feel good for my friend, the owner. >> reporter: thuy nguyen plans to buy a house for his wife and kids and he won't stop selling tickets now his store says millionaire made here. >> make people happy. you know? many people are happy and i am happy and right now i got more happy. >> reporter: and california state lottery officials say they were selling tickets like crazy last night. at 6:00 p.m. how the revenue benefits the state and the message officials have for the bay area winner. live in san jose, christina rendore, ktvu channel 2 news.

ktvu channel 2 news. >> the winner in atlanta claimed her prize today. officials say she was driving to work when she heard the mega ball was 7. . >> i am excited. >> officials identified the winner as ira curry. she bought her store inside a office building at the last minute and the numbers she picked were based on family birth days. she will take home $120 million. the winning numbers were 8, 14, 17, 20 and 39 with the mega ball of 7. in addition to the two big winners there are 20 tickets worth $1 million each. tickets that match all but the mega ball are the $1 million winners. the permanent fix is in place. the milestone repairs on the new bay bridge and one ked line

that will -- deadline that will be missed. the new developments were announced an hour ago and ktvu's tom vacar will tell us where things stand. >> reporter: that new eastern span of the bay bridge will stand for 150 years, fully completed. without the broken bolts that led to the emergency repair. it is quite an accomplishment. we learned about the problem in the summer when bolts broke as they were being tightened. the solution, built a clamping system that would buy pass the bolts and hold parts together in a marriage earthquake. the remate estimated 10 to $15 million came in at 25 million but that is within money budgeted. >> 11:00 a.m. today all major work on the permanent fix for the broken

bolts on the bay bridge was completed and the shims were removed. the permanent fix are fully functional and the tempary fix that allowed us to -- temporary fix that allowed us to open the bridge have been taken out. >> reporter: they will continue to stress and test many other bolts it is removing to determine if they will last the planned century and a half and if the bridge could with stand the largest earthquake. we plan to show you the work tomorrow. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now, a report quoted a engineer as expressing concerns about the structural safety of the bridge. they said hundreds of rods that detach the cable to its anchorage the tower to the

foundation may be vulinable. -- vulnerable and it caused the chairman to call for a full independent review of the construction of the eastern span. continuing coverage of the pfeiffer fire. firefighters are making progress thanks to calm winds. 850 acres have burned and it is 50% contained. 22 residents have been destroyed, no major injuries have been reported. two firefighters have received minor injuries. former firefighter is accused of starting a wildfire that killed one person and destroyed 50 homes three months ago. 29-year-old zane wallace peterson pleaded not guilty to arson and murder charges. prosecutors say he started two fires in september that turned into the clover fire. that fire burned 12 square miles before it was contained. he is also accused of starting

six other fires. he is due in court next month. booming economy are leading to an eviction epidemic in san francisco. ktvu's david stevenson is live with the mayor's push to put more affordable housing units on the market. >> reporter: san francisco is seeing a lot of new apartment buildings going up along with the eviction rate. >> reporter: it is becoming a weekly event in san francisco, protesters angry over rising rents and evictions as the housing market shows no signs of cooling down. >> right now it is hard to find medium income housing. hard to find -- to find anything forhead 3 thun dollars a month -- anything for under $3,000 a month. >> you will see a lot of kids running through. >> reporter: mayor ed lee said

the city is in crisis. >> it is about taopen but guess what -- to open but guess what 2800 people applied for 60 units. >> reporter: 40,000 units are in the pipeline for development. the mayor ordered agents to expedite production, including affordable units. >> i don't want to lose any more of our current -- i want to preserve and enhance the existing housing stock in the city. >> reporter: tech companies must be a part of the solution. >> i think it is unfortunate some voices want topit one sector -- to pit one sector against the challenge. >> we 92 edsolutions for now -- we need solutions for now. >> the mayor said the city is looking at converting school

districts and parks appellants for new housing -- properties for new housing. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. a law adopted in 1985 after the supreme court upheld it. it allows a landlord to go out of business by evicting tenants. the city requires compensation for tenants being evented under the ellis act. we are learning about a breach at target during this busy holiday shopping season and the secret service investigating. officials believe the data was obtained via software on machines. it started over the black friday shopping weekend and may have extended to sunday. it involves an unknown number of customers but nearly all

target stores are effected. target hasn't commented. the nsa surveillance program should stay in place with adjustments is the finding from a government group reviewing the program that opponents say violates privacy. ktvu's john sasaki is in san francisco with the recommendations. john? >> reporter: here in downtown you can see people talking on their cell phones and that is the behavior the nsa has been tracking but today the white house announced that its own task force is recommending the program be dialed back. the government should stop its collection of telephone data. in all they made 46 recommendations, some would increase over sight of the nsa. data collection be done by new companies and obtained only in special cases. the recommendations don't go far enough but are a good first

step. >> it recognized the growing consensus of the american people that this is a problem and the government should not be holding and maintaining data so they could run future inquiries on innocent people. >> the recommendations are unrelated to a judge's ruling on monday the nsa's practice of collecting phone records is illegal. they have sued to stop that practice all together. live in san francisco, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. the health insurance industry announced it is giving people who sign up under the healthcare plan an extra 10 days to pay premiums. instead of paying on new year's eve they will have till january 10. they made the decision voluntarily. drag races and side shows are spreading and neighbors are

fred up. new at 5 -- fed up. new at 5:30 p.m. the call for help residents say falls on deaf ears. >> offered as a convenience, but there is a catch. we will show you how electronic receipts come with conditions you might not be aware of. >> a wind advisory that will put an tend to the spare the air night in a

a bay area high school is hoping luck is on their side as they hold their first big fundraiser since armed robber made off with their last fundraiser. the community response helped helped the band end on a high

note. ktvu's robert handa shows us how generosity rescued the band and save the bingo game as well. >> reporter: here at the school in an hour doors will open for a bingo game people weren't sure would be held but the game is on thanks to the determination by the school and support from the community. >> reporter: oak grove high school director making sure they are ready to go a rome where the band will play after christmas followed by performance in new england. [ music ] >> reporter: the robber made off with $5,000. but in the weeks since the band continued to perform while the community responded with fall and large donations, totaling $15,000 and counting. >> uplifting that people care

enough to spend time, spend money, this canning about our -- thinking about our program and helping them out. >> reporter: they will donate this check for $5,000 to the school tomorrow. they said seeing students made the difference. >> seeing all that online and how much it meant to them it helped us reach out and wanted to help them. >> reporter: the director says the extra money will help pay for an off duty police officer, surveillance cameras and other measures that bingo game but she said the support means the most. >> kept me going and he gave me $100 donation. this is huge. so, i mean that kind of response is priceless. >> reporter: tonight's game starts in 2 hours. he hopes people will come out pointing out it is the same

tradition but with more security. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police are looking for two men who stole an texas atm -- stole an atmal and led them on a -- stole an atm and led them on a police. it woke opneighbor who call -- up a neighbor who called 911. >> pulled the van up to the front, threw the machine in the back and drove off. >> police followed the van on the bay bridge where it turned around. the suspects then drove the wrong way on the bridge and got away. the atmp and the vam-- atm and the van was found later. a warning on youtube about a package thief in san jose caught on camera. it begins with the woman getting in a white car and

walking towards the house. the second camera shows where she walks up to the door, puts a package inside her shopping bag. according to the poster the package was stolen about 3:00 p.m. yesterday. california wine merchant accused of passing off cheap wine as pricy wine was convicted of fraud today in new york. prosecutors say he would dilute wines wines and repackage them and sold it for thousands of dollars a bottlal -- bottles. the oakland police department held its motor santa today. >> merry christmas. you want to get a picture with the police chief?

>> yeah. >> all right. >> here we go. big smiles. >> priceless. that is officer jim gordon there. he passed out toys to the kids. one mother said it was quite a sight riding on a police motorcycle. >> we were stopped in traffic. when we pulled up we seen santa. when we seen him on a motorcycle it was better. >> this is their 7th annual toy give away. the toys were bought by the traffic decision and the motorcycle drill team -- division and the motorcycle drill team. new information on a story we showed you last night, the charity christmas for everyone had a rush of donations. for 28 years the group hosted 3,000 people for christmas dinner, giving out toys and clothes and blankets but the charity struggle to get donations so the community is

stepping in to help. since last night they received $36,000 in donations, including one single donation of $20,000. weather at the beginning of the week was about the warm weather and the sunshine but according it our chief meteorologist bill martin it is going away. >> temperatures back into the low 60s but we are cooling and the winds pick up as well and we have seen our last spare the air night for a while. these are the numbers from today. there is your 65 in morgan hill. warm spot. 62 fairfield and 58 in mountain view. you get the picture. nice kind of mild day today. here come the clouds. you have been seeing them all day. green showing up there. we had reports of sprinkles today. very light. nothing big. a drop or two. that front slides through and then what happens is the pressure gradient kind of wraps up behind it and the winds get

going. at midnight a wind advisory if the north bay and east bay hills and wind gusts in the higher elevations 40, 50, 60 miles per hour in the hills of the east bay. it will be breezy along the coast as well with wind gusts 25, 35 miles per hours and off shore a storm warning for gael force winds off the coast. above 3,000 feet, 60 miles per hour, and napa and oakland breezy conditions. when the winds go -- winds come up, air quality improves. we have had a lot of spare the air night in a row, right, a lot. over 11. broke the old record by six or so. tonight is the last one or tomorrow or today, from here out the air quality gets

better. you see it getting better now. partly cloudy skies tomorrow. breezy and windy at times. especially in the hills. and especially at the coast. highs for tomorrow, lots of upper 50s, not 60s. upper 50s. 59 in san jose. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view windy tomorrow, late tonight through tomorrow afternoon, breezy on friday and temperatures start to go up saturday and sunday. not hot. mid-60s. a warm up. where is the rain? there is no rain. it will be dry. bay area this weekend, next week, we are running dry. headline will be the wind advisory at midnight tonight. throughout the day tomorrow. in the hills, sky line boulevard, you will notice the winds. >> thank you. a new wrinkle in the b.a.r.t. contract, contract, contract, the new problem. but sign, sealed sealed and delivered, the budget vote in

washington. we will break down thegreement. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> children sexual abused -- sexually abused, why church is found partially responsible. >> the feral cat problem plaguing one district and why the effort to stop it is called a waste of money. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham

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b.a.r.t. is facing another contract glitch. this time it involves the ask me union. as cost saving measure b.a.r.t. changed the time it takes new hires to vest in medical insurance from 5 years to 15 years. b.a.r.t. and the union were back at the barthenningtable -- bargaining table today. b.a.r.t. says the clause allowing for six paid weeks of family leave was a mistake. b.a.r.t.'s board is expected to review the contracts during tomorrow's meeting. two year budget is headed to president obama. the senate passed the plan

today on a 64-36 vote. >> devastating cuts to education, medical research and defense jobs. >> the plan restores $63 billion in cuts and reduces the deficit by 20 billion-dollars but they oppose the cuts affecting military retirees. >> provision included in the deal that mistakenly include disabled retirees will be addressed following passage of the bill. >> law makevers to revisit the deal next month -- makers have to revisit the deal next month to avoid a government shut down. picture the 49ers new stadium with a sticker that says intel inside. the computer chip maker announced today it signed a deal to provide the technology

inside the 9ers new levi stadium. it will be a preferred technology partner for computers, technology ask security equipment. -- and security equipment and there will be a plaza offering a fan experience zone. no word on how much intel is paying for this. side shows found a new spot in the east bay and receiving a unfriendly welcome. >> drivers doing donuts in parking lots including this one and racing in the streets, what neighbors are seeing and what police plan to do about it. >> students get a look at what some are calling a second chance. >> the bay area school at the center of a internet hoax, the christmas greeting prank.

complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. neighbors say it happens night after night but police haven't stopped it. a side show and spectators found a new spot at a business park. business owners contacted ktvu channel 2 news saying they are

concerned. and ktvu's rob roth spoke to people who said they want this to stop. >> reporter: we are in a parking lot off fremont boulevard and you can see tire marks all around. those who work here say street racing has been going on every night. >> when the police come -- >> reporter: this man asked us not to show his face but she describing a -- he is describing a nightly occurrence here, drag racing. >> here. >> reporter: he says drivers use the parking lot where he works works as a staging area. >> you can see the beer cans. mixing drinking and driving. sooner or later someone will get hurt. >> reporter: this is

surveillance video from a parking lot. it shows headlights from 100 cars on fremont boulevard. neighbors say it began about a month ago but it is growing. we drove along fremont boulevard and saw tire traction every few feet -- tracks every few feats. >> they are driving fast and it cause lot of trouble. >> reporter: police say they only recently become aware of the problem, they plan to target the area with officers. >> we will bring in officers in the late night hours to go down to that area to look for speed contests, reckless driving and vehicle equipment violations. >> reporter: police say they don't know where the drivers are coming from but they say stepped up enforcement begins tonight. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now, side shows

are common in oakland. police there announced a contract down earlier this year. they are generally spontaneous gathering or word is spread through text messages. police tried to increase presence at locations where side shows tend to happen on weekend nights. sweep for registered sex offenders led to an arrest. he was taken into custody for illegal contact with a child. they checked on three registered sex offenders but he was the only arrest. they plan to change how they review their programs and events after a fatal shooting. the december 6 shooting left a woman dead, she was waiting for a concert. the general manager said they will work with their security company to look at events that might pose a security problem and discuss whether to allow

the events and how to prepare for them. police released the identity of a doctor shot and killed yesterday. a man with a gun entered the office and killed the 46-year- old doctor. the gunman also wounded two women, one a doctor, another a relative of a patient. the man then killed himself. they believe they have identified the gunman but they are with holding his name till they notify relatives. alameda county is celebrating healthy nail sudawn lay -- salon day. nail salon workers provided demonstrations of what is means to do their job in a healthier way. the county provides funding for salons that make safe choices. >> what we have done here is to

work for a period of time to reward salons who join this program and only sell, only use healthy nail products and have safe ventilation systems. >> there are 350 nail salons in alameda county. recognized nail salons will be listed on the county website. students, some who were once expelled got to look at their future today. a new school building will give them a second chance. ktvu's mike mibach on what educators call an investment in children and alternative education. >> reporter: the sound of change. of opportunity. >> bad habits. i would miss school a lot. >> reporter: on this day intertwined with stories from students. and then he says he got

expelled. >> he lied and told the police that i hit him and i threatened to kill him. >> reporter: he was sent to the community school, part of the alternative program. >> this is the change the school needed. >> reporter: and today they -- >> i am not a bad kid. it was just bad habits. >> reporter: -- got a sneak peak. >> county has a bad reputation. >> reporter: why bring the students here? as one principal told me there is a difference between showing them and telling them what is being built. >> being able to see it in action, it means something. >> reporter: she the principal of the alternative education program. students don't consider themselves as going to a real school, she said the perception is they go to county. this is about their future.

>> this is a school building. that will shift the perception they have and will shift the way people think about the school and think about the students. >> i want to be a entrepreneur. >> reporter: as he watches the school being built he builds up his own confidence. >> we pull them in. >> reporter: he can build his own dream into a reality. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. a new kind of auto theft is cropping up and it is so common one kate leads the state, what thieves are after. >> and holiday helpers on patrol at b.a.r.t. stations, the special escort you could get. >> and a hoax about a christmas greeting put one school in the national spotlight the steps the school is taking a protect students and teachers even though the story is a prank.

. a new survey finds fewer reason to using synthetic drugs. the survey released today finds 8% of students grades 8 through 12 said they have used synthetic drugs. 11% the year before. at the same time 44% found marijuana use risky and that is

down from 75% 20 years ago. phony story on the internet has been a headache for a san francisco school. the story said a student had been suspected for saying merry christmas to a teacher who is an atheist, however it is made up. the school added security issuing a statement denying the report and holding meetings to clear it up. >> it was frustrating. we took time away from the school and put the kids in a situation that was unsafe. >> one teacher said the lesson is don't believe everything you see on the internet. waiting to notify next of kin before the identity of a bicyclist is released who was struck and killed yesterday. a truck making a turn hit the

bicyclist. they spooked release her identity tomorrow -- they expect to release her identity tomorrow. police say the bicyclist was wearing a helmet and had flashing lights. caltrans is considering building a fence to prevent cars from crashing into deer. it would stretch for 22 miles on interstate 2 280. it was prosed by the authors of a two year study. a couple dozen crashes happen every year. mark zuckerberg is heading to court, how his company's ipo landed him in legal hot water. >> when it comes to shopping receipts, to print or not to print? >> and after the break, i told you about the wind, the wind advisory coming up tonight, after the break i will show you

the five-day forecast, we will look at the bay area weekend in view, which day will be the warmest.

it is offered as a convenience during the holiday shopping season but if you get your receipt e-mailed to you there is a catch. it seems like a good idea but ktvu's tom vacar found out getting it e-mailed comes with

conditions you might not be aware of. >> reporter: whenever you are out shopping, california law forbits merchants from asking for private information. nonetheless many provide it when asked. >> e-mail? >> saving paper. better for the world. >> reporter: if you allow them to e-mail you a receipt you waved your privacy rights. >> they can sell it to third parties. they can develop a dossier, know what your shopping habits are and they can gather your address, phone number and attack you in all sorts of ways. >> reporter: that was news to everyone we met today. >> i really didn't know that. i didn't anything into it. makes sense and i guess i won't do that. >> i thought it was just for them and the reason i don't

like to give it is because i get so many advertisements. >> i figured they would sell my name and i would never be able to sift out the good stuff. >> reporter: hard to know what company dos with that e-mail -- companies do with that e-mail. >> a lot of places are good at not sharing that information. >> when they find out that their trust has been abused, their name has been sold, it creates a more difficult business environment. >> reporter: so when in doubt, have them printed out. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. the district attorney say she reached a settlement with agilent technologies over a explosion at the plant in santa rosa. agilent technologies agreed to

pay $80,000 fine and reimburse $35,000 for emergency response and investigation. the explosion injured a worker. it happened in a machine. agilent technologies had two similar explosions in the 7 months before that they failed to report. former bp drilling engineer was convicted in the 2010 oil spill in the gulf of mexico. a jury found him guilty of obstruction of justice for deleting a message to a supervisor after the spill, it referred to the amount of oil gushing out, it was three times the amount they were telling the public. he faces up to 20 years in prison. san francisco supervisors will consider a proposal to ban the sale of plastic water bottles on city property. he introduced to proposal saying it would be limited to

events that have access to adequate tap water but it would apply to all events except sporting events. our weather now. it is another spare the air day in the bay area. is the air quality getting clearer? >> yeah. based on the clouds today and the atmosphere, yeah. we had the record of spare the air day in a row. most we have seen here. it will change now as the winds kick up. a wind advisory goes into effect into the evening hours after midnight. those winds get going. if you have been bothered by the smoke from the fires or even just the pollutants from the cars, or wood burning, it is going to go away starting tonight or now. it is getting breezy tonight.

you will notice that. clouds out there. dry, mild forecast. temperatures in the mid-60s. bay area weekend, no rain to speak up. early next week. no rain to speak up. over night lows, mid-30s. low 30s. little patchy frost out there. air quality has been bad. as the wind comes in it stretches out the inversion. wind advisory comes up. air quality gets better. that is happening right now. you notice it. this low-pressure system is the mechanism for the winds. it will bring snow a lake tahoe thursday morning. for tus is going to create strong winds in the hills. and at the coast. breezy conditions at your house. this is in the hills. wind advisory tonight. gusts in the hills, especially north bay, 60 miles per hour. at the surface, the last wind event it was windy. this wind event will be in the

hills. places like oakland and berkeley, breezy. but not as windy. down to sea level we had big winds. it will be breezy. air quality gets better. temperatures trend down. the five-day forecast with no rain, windy, breezy friday. warms up for the bay area weekend. stop me if you have seen this before. going on in what should be -- you know, the rainy season around here. are we worried about rain? yeah. [ talking at the same time ] >> i have no problem saying it has to happen. it has to start happening. we are 25, 30% of average. not good. special escorts will be at the ready for shoppers using b.a.r.t. friday night.

they will walk riders to their cars that fruitvale, west oakland and bay fair stations from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. they will be wearing police uniforms or yellow safety vests. two children, 200 children from deserving families are getting new bicycles for christmas thanks to a donation to the toy program. the bikes were assembled by volunteers. they are going to children who wrote in for a bicycle from the santa claus. a lot of the bikes were donated after they found out they didn't have enough. >> we had an anonymous donor donate 100 bicycles. that individual heard we were low on bicycles. >> the firefighters toy programsinths to hand out 40 -- program expects to hand out 40,000 toys on friday. there are many ways to help, www.ktvu.com has a list of

charities accepting donations and those that need volunteers. look under hot topics. did facebook mislead investors before it went public? a judge said that question must be answered answered and a new trend in car thefts and what is behind it. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming together for a young girl left brain dead after a tonsillectomy, how her family is asking for help. >> living here is a problem for one bay area school district. cats. and hundreds of them. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

a judge ruled that investors can provide with a lawsuit over facebook. facebook went public in may of 2012. investors say facebook failed to -- a judge ruled last week it can continue. bay area home prices continued to rise but fewer

homes sold. the median price rose to $550,000. that is up 26% from november of last year. sales were also slower. the company says they were down 11% last month compared to one year ago. richmond city counsel voted to go ahead to prevent mortgage holders from losing their homes. if the lenders refuse to sell the city would sees the property. the city would refinance to give the borrower a more affordable monthly payment. only on 2, drag racing and side shows leading to a new trend in car thefts. ktvu's allie rasmus explains why investigators think thieves are targeting cars with a specific type of engine. >> reporter: he poured $10,000 and 200 hours of work fixing up

his transamafter it was stolen three months ago. >> i was totally devastated. even with a simple car, like to us, this means more than that. >> reporter: investigators found the car stripped of its parts. >> nothing on it. not even wheels. >> reporter: they cut the engine out of the car. it had a ellis 1 motor. they have seen a spike in those type of car thefts. last month, 2001 cameros were at the top of the list. >> they are being stolen for their motors. >> reporter: it is small but it has a v8 so it is powerful and versatile which makes it easy to resell online. >> 6,000 bucks. real expensive.

>> reporter: 237 cars were stolen in california this year but 40% were out of alameda county. investigators think the side show scene may be driving the trend. >> may be part of that culture. if you are dragging your car on the weekends, and doing all the stunts and blow an engine. >> reporter: wheels and paint jobs, he is adding a gps tracking alarm so he doesn't have to rebuild again. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now, here is a look at the top 10 models of stolen cars this year through november. as you can see there are several hondas, but go to number 9. you see the camero, ls1 engine. police tell us they think the camero is being stolen because it is offer used in the side shows. now at 6:00 p.m. the family of a teen on life

support following a tonsillectomy is making a plea to the public. why they are asking for your help. >> one lottery ticket creates two 92 amillion -- two new millionaires. >> there is one right there in. there is one there. >> what is looking out? unwelcomed furry guests at two bay area schools and what is being done to clear them out. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. a story that affects anyone who hears it. this girl went in for a tonsillectomy and a week later she is kept alive by machines. her family is putting a call out to the world tonight to help them save their daughter. it is not just people in the bay area, there are tweets from all over the county. showing their support for jahi

mcmath and her family. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> the family and friends of jahi mcmath are gathering right now. they say even if you can't come to the candlelight vigil there is something you can do. ktvu's allie rasmus is live in oakland. what do the parents want? >> reporter: they are asking people to keep their daughter in their thoughts and prayers. the family of jahi mcmath are hosting a prayer vigil here at the church on empire road in oakland. it just got underway. we can hear music and we have seen a few people opening the doors to head inside. prayer service is open to the public. doctors declared jahi mcmath brain dead a week ago. she went in on december 9 for a tonsillectomy. she suffered bleeding after the surgery