new video tonight of 11 people. >> it was a gut wrenching scene in a run down oakland home. also a dozen dogs showing signs of abuse and possibly being used in dog fighting. new information on the story we first broke on ktvu news at 5:00 and 6:00. amber lee with how the animals are doing right now and the search for those responsible for their condition, amber. >> reporter: ken this afternoon

i received a tip that oakland animal control officers uncovered a major dog fighting operation. now tonight those pit bulls are being held here at animal services following a raid that we were given exclusive access to. >> a total of at least 11 dogs. >> reporter: this is the backyard of a single family home on a residential street in east oakland. >> some of them have obvious wounds. >> reporter: dave collin calls this raid among the largest dog fighting operations he's seen. conan says he has spoken to the property owner by phone and is trying to interview him. so far no arrest. but they collected plenty of evidence. >> this is a homemade treadmill. >> reporter: one of three treadmills found at the home

that were put together for a dog. inside vests with weight that are designed by dogs. there was also medical supplies consistent with treating dog with wounds. some of the dogs were aggressive. one bit cronan and the other officers. others were friendly. authorities are now connecting the dots. >> we've had several dead pit bulls recovered in this neighborhood in just the past several months. >> reporter: all of the dogs are waiting evaluations and treatment. >> dog fighting is organized

crime. it's a multi million dollars operation. >> reporter: cronan says stronger laws are needed in california to punish those who operate dog fighting rings. cronan tells me animal control will be working closely with the alameda police department to prosecute these owners. >> several of the dogs may be adoptable after evaluation of their condition and temperament. in the case of johad mcmath, she's the 13-year-old that was left brain dead after having her tonsils removed. her family is waiting for a second season. the meeting did not go as the family hoped and the request for an outside opinion was turned down. >> he yelled it. he pretty much yelled it across the table four times he said,

we can't do that. that's an unusual request he said don't you understand she is dead, dead, dead, dead. with no compassion at all. >> reporter: he and her mom asked if they could keep her on life support until after christmas. >> i said you better not take my daughter off that machine. you have no right. you do not have my permission to take her off the ventilator. how can you not let me have my child for christmas. >> the family's attorney says he plans to file for an injunction to keep her on the ventilator tomorrow. witnesses say they heard an

explosion and then saw flames near south hampton road and turner drive. ktvu's claudine wong captured these pictures there tonight. the power is now back on. but the utility has not figured out what caused the outage. fremont police have released video from a violent home invasion robbery yesterday evening. it shows a person running from the home to a get away car waiting in the street. police are hoping someone will identify the car it's a silver or grey infinity fx35. four men kicked in the home at the home near silver lock road about 5:15 last night. the woman inside locked herself in a bedroom and called a family member who called police. police say the man kicked in the door of the bedroom and ripped the woman's necklace off. the man also stole other

jewelry. ktvu's jana katsuyama live in san leandro with the immediate reaction from unions and b.a.r.t. riders. >> reporter: some people say this is a very surprising way for the new b.a.r.t. president do start his one year term. it is generating strong reaction from riders about whether b .a.r.t.'s union should keep or lose their ability to strike. as trains rolled smoothly. riders in rock ridge remember too well the chaos and frustration of the union strike in september after contract talks stalled. today, joe keller said strikes should be banned and will start the procedure to put the measure on the ballot. >> this would be an advisory measure asking to determine that b.a.r.t. workers are essential employees to be treated like fire and police. >> he basically called a war on employees and unions. >> reporter: members of

b.a.r.t.'s unions were outraged. >> that's the whole reason of having collective bargaining when you take away striking there's only power on one side. >> i think there's a play for his campaign to try to wound the public into this. >> reporter: keller represents the eastern county. meantime steve blazer is attempting to gather enough signatures to ban strikes. right now public opinion seems to be mixed. >> they may not have any power to have change, even though i'm totally irritated by them. i don't want to totally tear down the unions, so i'm torn. >> i would like to see transportation that affects

this many people handled differently. >> reporter: as far as the proposal it would have to pass the board and it would only be an advisory showing public opinion. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. the national transportation safety board is calling for immediate changes in response to the death of two b.a.r.t. workers two months ago. the ntsb issued safety recommendations today. it wants a ban called simple approval. that's where workers are solely responsible for their own safety. that was the case when christopher shepherd and lawrence daniels were killed in september. b.a.r.t. says it has eliminated that practice but getting the system down will take some time. >> the technology has to be compatible. >> anything that moves us in the direction of making us a safer work environment i have no problem to support. >> reporter: the ntsb wants

transportation agencies to use redundant devices to avoid collisions. the city of oakland is sitting on more than $2 million in refunds for parking tickets. as ktvu's mike mibach tells us, anyone who recently received a parking ticket there may be owed some money. >> reporter: you park, you pay, you're on your way. but every now and then upon your return there's a ticket here and a ticket there. >> five or more. >> reporter: five got this person the boot. >> just horrible. horrible. >> reporter: five for davis there year. each one -- >> $30 to $70 bucks. >> reporter: tickets sometimes paid several times. but they didn't get the money back, who kept it? >> the city was not refunding

for overpaid tickets. >> reporter: she says she first noticed the 2010-2011 fiscal area with $330,000 of overpaid tickets. >> we knew that was the tip of the iceburg. so the organization has gone back and scrubbed their book. and they've identified 2.3 million. >> reporter: 2.3 million to those that have been fined. >> a lot of those people need their money out here. it's hard. >> we just want to apologize for not being able to get the refunds out. >> reporter: mcpherson says part of the problem was technology and staffing but says a number of corrective measures are now in place. >> we do a monthly report that looks at any account of refund that can be more than $2 million and we're refunding those. >> reporter: payment notifications will go out from january 9 to february 9. you have 60 days to respond in order to get your money.

mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. strong winds blanketed parts of the bay area. calfire has extra staffing tonight. a contra costa county spokesman told us today we have very little rain and the rain that has fallen has dried out by today's winds. the gusting winds swept sand on to the great highway. public works officials closed the road between sloan and skyline. there's no word on how long that closure will last. we die down overnight but don't expect a warm up right away. how cool temperatures could be when you wake up tomorrow morning. disaster strikes a packed auditorium. >> the ceiling came down and

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the bay area is about to get yet another area code. but this time it may not cause the kind of hand wringing it has in the past. new details tonight. christien kafton tells us despite a new area code for san francisco the 415 is going to

stick around. >> reporter: the 415 area code is as identifiable with san francisco as the giants but soon people calling the area will have to dial a new number. since 1947 san francisco has been united by one number. but the california public utility's commission gave the green light for a new area code. 628 starting in 2015. the public utility's commission says at the rate new phone numbers are being added to the system the 415 numbers will run out in october 2015. some say they are attached to their 415 phone numbers. >> i am a san francisco native. i never switch my number to any other zip code, ever. >> reporter: the new plan will allow anyone who wants to keep their old number. only new phone service requests will be assigned the 628 area code. the area code really doesn't matter say some. >> i think in this day where

cell phones there's no longer a long distance. it's really irrelevant what your area code is. >> reporter: sergio orelli says his business relies on customers calling in. he says his phone number is part of his company's identity. >> i had a 628 number maybe people think i'm not the long term family business that i am. and so i would hope that i can keep my 415. >> reporter: grady says he lived in new york when the city outgrew the 212 area code and witnessed the demand for the area code spawn a gray market for phone numbers. he says the same thing could happen here for people who don't want a 628 number. >> i think you would probably want to find who's selling 415 numbers and i'm sure they broker it. if i lived in new york and oh they're giving me a 347 and i want a 212. >> reporter: the new area codes means people living in san francisco and marin county will

have to dial the full 10 digit phone number even if it's 415 to 415 or 628 to 628 starting one year from today. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu news. there's new information about the data breech at target store. the number of credit and debit cards affected is 3 million. stolen information includes names, card numbers, expiration dates and the three digit security code. today state attorney general camela harris offered her advice. >> in this era of fabulous technology be mindful it's important to change pass codes frequently to review your statements as they come in in realtime. because there are great benefits from this technology but also pitfalls. >> reporter: she says her office is taking a close look on the situation but she could

not elaborate on any conversations with target. the company is recommending they monitor their credit cards. we have surveillance video of a burglary in the backyard of a home. the burglary took place yesterday on barry hill lane. the video clearly shows three young men breaking through a glass sliding door. investigators say they ransacked a bedroom and stole a jewelry box. the antioch district is settling a teacher abuse case involving autistic children. the parents sued the district in april for failing to report the abuse at grant elementary school. the money will go to eight families. cowboy pled not guilty to the

charges. firefighters are working on containing a wildfire that started earlier this week. it's now 88% contained. fire officials think it'll be fully contained sometime tomorrow. 14 homes have been destroyed and evacuation order are still in effect. the lack of snow in tahoe has thrown a wrench into the olympic skiing and snow boarding races. organizers ended up moving the event out of town. as david benick reports, the businesses that came with it went too. >> reporter: snow boarders, sean white and shandevack are some of the snow boarders north star had hoped to serve in february. >> we've been building snow since october. >> so making snow and expanding our terrain for when a lot of people come and visit and ski

and ride and enjoy the holidays that's the most important aspect to our decision. >> reporter: so instead the third round of snow boarding and ski first round will take place in colorado. >> they have to do what they have to do. because if they have more snow in colorado. >> reporter: does it hurt your feelings that california snow can be the compete with colorado. >> yeah it does. i would rather it be here than colorado. >> i would say a lot of times it's competition. people are not much for the drinking aspect they're coming down and hanging out at bars for their big day. >> reporter: tahoe tourism officials say bookings are still fine for the few weeks to come and say they are not

worried that visitors will also start to choose other destinations. >> i think as the storms start rolling in out of the pacific things will change really fast. and we'll be skiing until april or may. >> we hope so. it doesn't take many days of storm to change the region. tahoe gets hit with five to 6- inches of snow six to 15 days a year. the wind advisories have been dropped around the bay area now we have a small craft advisory offshore. it's still breezy around your house. you may be hearing the wind out there. but the winds are gradually dying down. fairfield 20 miles per hour out of the north. 13miles per hour in oak land. these are down. six-miles-an-hour in hayward. mountain view just 3 miles per hour. as we go into the overnight hours with less wind, the temperatures have the possibility of getting cool. not below freezing but at

freezing. a lot of areas like concord, you will notice the chill when you get going on your friday morning. i'll be back here at 10:45, we're going to talk about the warm up. yeah it's going to warm up as we go into the seven day forecast and for your weekend. no spare the air day today but we are getting our first look at how many citations have been issued on no burn days this season. we had a record 11 straight spare the air alert days which ended yesterday. air quality management officials today released a number of violations by city for november 1st through december 12th. more than 1,900 complaints about wood smoke were received and 88 citations were issued. most of them went out in santa rosa and pacifica. montero and nevato round out the five cities. first bat kid. now a 10-year-old girl is wonder girl with a message for the community. >> if a little kid can do it then people like our age can do

it too. >> reporter: a show of support today for a girl fighting a battle with cancer. >> in two minutes some frightening moments at a theater. dozens of people are injured after the roof comes crashing down. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world

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sold out performance. seven people were hurt. some seriously. some witnesses heard a strange notice before the plastic came down. >> we thought it was parking -- we thought it was part of the play honestly. >> reporter: the ceiling comes down hurting several in the crowd. witnesses say the ceiling took parts of the balconies down with it. theatergoers covered in dust and plaster. >> the ceiling came down. a lot of dust, chandelier, wood and all that sort of stuff landed on about five or six rows. >> reporter: the collapse coming in the first 30 minutes of the sold out performance of the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime. with more than 700 people in the building, some said they heard some what of a warning noise before the collapse. >> we heard a creek. then the ceiling just slowly came down and then slowly just collapsed. you couldn't see anything. >> reporter: in all more than 80 people hurt.

some suffering head injuries. >> i've seen people covered most people covered in dust but a lot of people covered in blood as well. >> reporter: the four level theater in london's west end was built in 1901. police say they don't think the theater is beyond repair but they're taking precautions. >> we're having the roof checked by a special fire rescue unit officers just to establish there's going to be no further collapse. >> reporter: the theater's owner releasing a statement saying this is a quote -- shocking and upsetting incident and that an investigation into the cause is under way. jane metzler, fox news. today new mexico became the 17th state to give gay couples the right to marry. the ruling put county clerks on immediate notice to start

giving out marriage licenses. the jackpot winner in san jose remains a mystery. the ticket was purchased at jenny's gift shop where the shop owner has received a lot of attention and he loves it. he'll be getting a $1 million retailer bonus but the big winner hasn 't claimed his or her half of the revised jackpot. the other winner in georgia has stepped forward. the lump sum pay out for the san jose winner would be about $130 million after taxes. a fake gun lands four bay area boys in police custody. also ahead. turning felonies into misdemeanor. and as a woman accused of killing a san francisco teenager with a speeding car enters a not guilty plea we're learning her side of the story when it comes to what happened behind the wheel. ♪ yeah her gift ♪ i picked it out in a snap

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it was a high speed crash along a busy san francisco treat that claimed the life of a 16-year-old boy. today the woman accused in the case entered her plea. today we're getting a better idea of what the driver says happened just before that deadly crash. david stevenson was in court today with new information on the investigation. >> reporter: escorted by family members, 58-year-old jenny su ran into courtroom nine. the san francisco mother faces felony vehicle manslaughter and two counts of reckless driving in a september 27 crash that took the life of 16-year-old kevin san and send his mother to the hospital with spine and brain injuries. su's attorney entered not guilty pleas in this case. >> i was very surprised by those charges. mrs.su doesn't even have parking tickets. she is a mother, a moral human

and good driver. >> reporter: video shows su was driving her mercedes benz suv at speeds above 70 miles per hour three blocks before the collision in the family van. su told investigators the suv accelerated without warning and says she does not remember making any attempt to push the brake. she says quote i should have wanted to stop but i didn't know what to do. >> she's at the bottom of the hill and now at the top of the hill on h her knees. that's essentially what her recollection are. >> he felt that being here and seeing the person that was responsible his son losing his life and his wife being in a coma and hospitalized would probably stir up feelings that he's trying to work through. >> reporter: jenny su is free on $327, $327,000 bail. as a condition of that, the judge today told her she's not

allowed to drive. david stevenson. ktvu news. federal postal inspectors say a man accused of stealing mail from a truck has been arrested. police say the 52-year-old man grabbed the mail, threatened the mail carrier then ran off. responding officers soon arrested a suspect. >> after the investigation it was determined this person was responsible for the theft of the mail and the threats against the victim. and was subsequently placed under arrest. >> reporter: police identified the suspect as herpel nayes. all the stolen mail has been recovered. san francisco's district attorney is pushing to reduce nonviolent charges from felony to misdemeanor. people with previous violent or serious felonies would be exempt from the reduced

charges. gascon estimates this would save 150 to $250,000 a year from incarceration. police in hercules announced the arrest of three juveniles that used a pistol that looked like a real car. the four boys walked down the street pointing it at cars. in october a sonoma county sheriff deputy shot and killed a 14-year-old boy who was carrying a replica ak47 on the street without the legally required orange tip. a testing company now faces a second lawsuit. two women including one from oakland are suing 23 and me for what they say were misleading marketing claims. the complaint says the company marketed the kit without authorization from the fda or

proof of accuracy. the company stopped providing medical information earlier this month. the lawsuit seeks class action status. on wall street trading was relatively quiet. the dow gained 11 to record a second straight record closing high. weakness in the tech sector saw the nasdaq close down 11 points. facebook says plans to sell $72 million of stock most of which belong to mark zuckerberg. most of the stock will likely go to index funds that attract. zuckerberg plans to use the money from the sale to acquire another stock. >> there's also word that zuckerberg is planning to

donate shares. zuckerberg and his wife were ranked number two in generous donations. a police convoy took wonder boy monica romo to school own a day she will never forget. the fifth graders arrived at penny cook elementary to a hero's welcome. her schoolmates did a flash mob. that was followed by monica reading an essay she wrote about saving vallejo. >> together hand in hand they confront the forces of evil because they truly believe that the unity will make them a stronger force. >> reporter: monica had the spotlight because of her battle

with leukemia. >> i don't really know how i do it. i just keep a smile on my face that's it. >> reporter: what do you think other people can learn from it? >> a lot but i don't know what. >> reporter: monica also stopped at vallejo high school. >> she came by and talked to us saying if a little kid like her can do it we can do it too. >> reporter: police gave her an award named for officer james kapoot who was killed two years ago. >> for a young lady, our very own vallejo wonder girl in her very own battle fighting leukemia, it's a very special

day for us. the wonder girl excitement of the day has wound down now with a pizza party in her honor. but it's clear that her impact will last very a long time. more mild temperatures on the way. how warm it could be where you live this weekend and if the dry spell will continue. stealing packages right off the porch. the one weapon you have that can help police catch the thief.

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stolen from porches have others coming forward. the widespread problem especially around the holidays and one that's causing a lot of frustration. >> so i was very upset and me and my sister were extremely infuriated. i mean you come home and you want to get the stuff you just ordered in the mail and it's gone. so we were extremely upset. >> reporter: police say it's useful to have images but the suspects need to be identified before an arrest is made. they suggest posting the images and video wherever possible to get leads. they say it's also important to bring the packages inside as soon as possible to prevent theft. police released a video of a shooting. the man got out of the car, ran toward the victim and fired a shot. the victim wasn't hit, the suspect ran back to his car and

ran away. it looks like a silver four door. they're meant to protect you in the event of an earthquake. what's left to do. and bill martin with the complete bay area forecast. we're getting a live picture of the new bay bridge. we'll break down the weekend ahead. and a new study might make you think twice about the chicken you're eating. what you should be doing to make sure the chicken you eat is safe. e camouflage wrap ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities

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two new reports say u.s. food safety procedures for the chicken we eat are inadequate. cristina rendon talked to experts about handling raw chicken and how to do it propertily. >> reporter: raw chicken. a new study shows that 28% of

chicken harbor bacteria even if it's labeled organic. >> i like to buy organic. i like to keep it cold until i cook it. >> i'm more of a germaphobe. i have to figure that i wash it very good. when compared to my wife who does it a little more quickly. >> reporter: showing us how to properly handle raw chicken. we applied a germ jell to similar plait what germs look like under a black light. >> all this is potential germs on my hands. >> reporter: yes. >> reporter: after handling the chicken i wash my wards. but if germ gel is still

there. but it's still there. this is after a quick 20 second wash with soap and water. >> proper hand washing, cooking thoroughly, avoiding cross contamination can help you avoid any of those germs. >> reporter: cristina rendon, ktvu news. >> we posted more information for you on avoiding germs. verizon says it will public the first transparency report next year. it will provide information on the number of law enforcement requests for customer data. it will break out the data in category such as subpoena, court orders and warrant. there's been special attention

on government snooping after the snowden nsa case. caltrans calls the saddle is meant to be the permanent fix for the broken bolts discovered this spring. the saddle will help the bridge sway. the $25 million job was officially complete yesterday. but there's still a little left to do. >> there's a bit of concrete patch work that has to happen. they need to paint the saddles with some protective paint to protect the saddles against corrosion. there are caps that need to be put on the heads of the rod. >> reporter: caltrans says the bridge is now ready to withstand a massive earthquake for the next 150 years. a big part of important construction equipment is about to leave tomorrow. it owners will tow it down the

west coast through the panama canal. here are the temperatures the we had today. kind of what we had yesterday. oakland 63. and then 58 in san mateo. 60 in santa rosa. not a bad day but not as warm as we had yesterday. setting up clear skies right now. it set up those winds too. strong winds with wind advisories we had earlier are now dying now. wind advisories are gone. there's a small craft advisory offshore. that doesn't affect many of us obviously. the overnight lows tonight are going to be on the cool side. these are right now temperatures, 43 in santa rosa. 53 in concord. the wind dies down and it gets cold. so that's where we're going tonight. you see freezing in santa rosa.

below freezing in parts of santa rosa. as you get going tomorrow, jackets. scraping some windshields. the best thing about this wind is that it blew out the atmosphere. we had 11 straight spare the air night in a row and we just had 11 of these in a row. big suhr fire getting blown up in there. this weather system comes through and stretches up the inversion. takes the lid off and cleans up the air. if you're sitting in the toll line in the bay bridge the last few mornings you noticed it. you can smell and taste that. so that goes away. the forecast here we go for friday. here we go for saturday. and right there you see that on saturday. winds start to go offshore again that's the warm up. saturday the temperatures really start to warm up. probably the warmest day for the weekend with mid-60s. maybe upper 60s for some cases and there's your sunday. the forecast highs slightly

warmer tomorrow. 63 in santa rosa. we'll get lots of mid-60s. a little bit of breeze tomorrow but not much. warmer on saturday when that offshore wind kicks up. temperatures saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. wednesday, thursday, friday -- temperatures in the 60s and dry. right. the long range forecast brings a chance of some showers in here. january1 and 2. it's a ways out. boy do we need it. but there's your five day forecast with your weekend in view and a nice looking one. but not what we need. >> we'll keep looking for that rain. >> it's nice having weather like this but we're going to pay for it. warriors on the waterfront held a watch party at lightning tavern.

it was also a toy drive. >> people from all over san francisco coming down here tonight to get to know each other for a common cause. also do something good. >> reporter: warriors on the waterfront has been holding warriors watch parties across the city. they encourage fans to come out and cheer on the team. >> so the warriors gave away a lot of toys then they gave away a game. >> 28 turnovers literally they did give it away. not to sound like the basketball grinch. but even if the warriors beat the san antonio spurs it would be nothing to write home about. the warriors, wow. well they gave hope to marco belleneli. draft choice off the bench with

28. spurs led by eight at the end of three. curry 27 points. he had a three there to tie the ball game up but he was off most of the night shooting. bellineli will miss. the warriors get outhustled and splitter the tip with 2.5 seconds left. warriors could not hit after the time out. keith again, warriors 24 turnovers leading to 31 san antonio spurs. and star gazing is out for the san antonio spurs. tony parker is out. and so is kobe bryant. now the 35-year-old begins yet another come back. and the sharks have a knee injury themselves to worry about. not only losing the game in l.a. but it could be one of their top players who's going to miss

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scary because one of their best players goes down with what could be a major injuries. 1-1 left in the first. it does not look good as he left the ice. further word probable tomorrow. and a slap shot that will find the back of the net. slava voinof will send it the way of tafoli. sends it in stride. martin jones with 31 saves and he's now 7-0 to start his career. should i stay or should i go? jim harbaugh could weigh that question at his leisure in the

near future. some reports indicate the 49ers are trying to work out an extension with him. coach harbaugh didn't exactly clear things up today. >> well in judge judy's court hearsay is not admissible evidence. i think we can all agree that an unnamed source is hearsay. be ware of unnamed sources. beware of unnamed sources. they speak with forked tongues. >> i think he worked on that one for a while. he did not openly say i'm definitely coming back. >> deny, deny, deny. >> i would imagine the 49ers do everything in their power to get that guy back. it's nothing but good times since he arrivedded right. >> a lot of winning. >> all right, thank you mark. >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> ktvu news starts at 4:30 tomorrow morning. and if you missed part of

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♪ i love it! ♪ mom's posting pictures on your wall. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. that is so freaking funny. [ laughing ] i know, right? what? dad just wrote another classic one. tell her. oh! i don't know about "classic," but here we go. "if you're looking for a two-story house, i'm your man. "i'll tell you one story before you buy it and then another story after." luke: no, you didn't! [ both laugh ] tonight is the s.c.a.r.b. the southern california annual realtor's banquet. i think they know what it is. mm-hmm. it's the mother of all residential-real-estate banquets. now, for the last five years, gil thorpe has hosted, but as luck would have it, he's having a sketchy-looking polyp removed,