the investigation into a deadly hit-and-run crash takes a strange turn. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. tonight we have exclusive surveillance video of the crime in progress. heather holmes has new information. she is live with the new images of the man authorities are still trying to find. healther. >> reporter: i have been working to find out more information about this two vehicle crash. today authorities share with me

some new significant evidence in the case. and it shows that driver stealing the car just minutes before the crash. a red honda, its driver nowhere to be found. investigators suspected there was more to this march 9 crash on interstate 880 near the oakland coliseum and now evidence to back up their suspicion. >> we're very thankful this surveillance video came forward. it's going to be huge for this investigation. >> reporter: home surveillance video was turned in. watch as the driver jumps out and puts on a hooded sweatshirt. a few moments later, he gives a sign that he started the car.

then the jeep and stolen honda drive away. >> that the point we see the mini van take off behind the jeep and the honda. a few moments later, the driver of the red honda trying to get back his car. the two collided near hagenburger road, killing the mini van driver, cao paul. >> lock your car, get low jack. not much you can do. >> reporter: authorities hope that the video will lead to an arrest in additional to charges of being in possession of a stolen vehicle. reporting live, heather holmes. now to new developments involving another hit-and-run

crash. this one in concord that we've been following all day long. tonight police have made an arrest. the suspect is being questioned at this hour. the victim was a mother of four. she was on the sidewalk when the vehicle drove up and hit her. amber lee is live. >> reporter: just a few minutes ago, concord police came out and released these two photos for me. the top is the suspected hit- and-run driver tyler neil larsson of antioch and below that police say is the pickup that was involved in the hit- and-run crash. a few hours ago they were able to track down both in antioch. police arrested the antioch man. the victim yolanda tosquerino the father of four grown children had been living on the

street and sometimes with friends. testorino's family gathered at the crash scene this afternoon. >> just come out here wanted t it's hard. >> reporter: tosterino u w-z struck and killed thursday along willow road as it curves on fifth street -- tosterino was struck and killed thursday. >> i kneeled down and held her hand, i prayed with her. >> reporter: there's been 10 accidents in 13 years. still city engineers say that's not cause for a change. but residents disagree. >> we need something here to protect the pedestrians that are out here. >> reporter: despite struggling

living on the streets, tosterino kept in touch with her children. >> she always used to call me. i am no longer going to get that call. it's going to be hard. >> reporter: the family have not heard from police but they are happy to hear there's been an arrest. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. we now have a picture of the east pay woman killed in her home last week as authorities pressed ahead with the search for her husband. late today, we received this photo of the victim 45-year-old yunni zhang. she was shot to death by her 14- year-old daughter after school last friday. police have issued an arrest woman for the woman's husband. investigators say he should be

considered armed and dangerous. the fairfield man accused of biting off part of his infant son's nose receive appeared in court today. the 18-year-old father faces charges. when he was arrested last thursday, police say cooper was upset that his son tajon would not stop trying. angel -- angelica, the baby's mother says she wasn't in the room when it happened. doctors tried to reattach the baby's nose. doctors don't know if the surgery was successful. joshua cooper remains in jail tonight on $750,000 bail. more fall out this evening from a beef recall involving a slaughter house in the north bay accused of selling meat from cows that had cancer.

it's led to another recall this time of beef jersey. krave jerky may contain product of petaluma feed. krave jersey says so far there's no reports of illness. the st. patrick's day celebration fell on a three day weekend. happening now, ktvu's noelle walker is live at san francisco at one of the bigger st. patrick day celebrations. >> reporter: that party recently wrapped up. they have the barricades off to the side already. just because the party is finished doesn't mean police

job is over. tonight people were dressed green from head to toe. >> reporter: where's the green? >> no green. you want to pinch me. >> has anybody taken you up on your offer. >> not yet. i'm actually married. >> reporter: for nearly three decades, they've turned it into a st. patrick's day celebration. police closed the streets and checked every bag. >> drugs, guns. >> reporter: the only thing that was allowed through the gates is green beer. not the best way to get a ride home. san francisco police are also

on dui saturation patrols tonight. >> public drunkenness, keeping people safe on the streets tonight. >> reporter: an alarming eight of 10 drunk drivers are involved in deadly dui accidents that happen on st. patrick's day tested twice the legal limit. last year they reported a 28% jump in dui arrests. this weekend one officer showed how effective dui patrols can be. >> this weekend alone we arrested six people for driving under the influence. >> reporter: a night that includes green hair and green beer, and sometiming using a few green backs to get home safely. >> reporter: in case you're wondering, san francisco police tell me they're going to be out there on those dui saturation patrols until the end of the day today.

if you need a ride, tipsy tow is available within 10 miles of your home. the service is free from tonight to tomorrow morning. you don't have to be a member of aaa, just call 800-888-help and tell the operator you need a tipsy toll. we're there as police make arrests in one of the largest and first operations of its kind. students met with faculty to discuss last week's violent confrontation. last week students clashed with police after taking over camden hall. during the fight some students were pepper sprayed and arrested. >> they told me that i may be in serious dangerous of having

two fractured wrists. that's not confirmed. i need to get a better x-ray. city college says six campus police officers suffered minor injuries. school officials say an outside agency will now conduct an independent review of the incident. the chancellor of ccsf is also planning a series of community forums. california lawmakers are scrapping a push to repeal the state's ban on affirmative action at public colleges and universities. the proposed november ballot measure sought to overturn part of prop 209 which voters approved back in 1996. that measure bans schools from using race and ethnicity as a factor. after three asian american state senators including lelang yee from san francisco all of whom voted for the legislation pulled their support. and these are the guys in

charge of the very water we're supposed to be saving. >> we ask why this precious resource is being recycled. and the pattern is changing, i'll pinpoint how much temperatures should rebound as we head through the week. a teenager stabbed to death in the park. but there's another sign to this story. why the suspect told ktvu he was forced to defend himself. >> i'm really sorry about all of this.

new video tonight from the end of a police chase. a suspected stolen vehicle crashed. two suspects ran but they were later captured. a deliberate attack or self- defense. that's the question behind the

stabbing of a man. >> i'm really sorry for all of this. i wish it didn't happen. >> reporter: his apology comes too late for the family of 16- year-old diaz. the student was stabbed last night near a baseball field at the park. diaz died at the hospital shocking his family and sharp who was holding the knife. >> i swung but i thought i hit air. come to find out i actually hit a person. >> reporter: but was it murder or self-defense? sharp lives on the streets and carries a knife for self- defense. sharp says that he didn't use it until diaz and his friends started attacking him. diaz friends and family are devastated. >> i would like to know how

everything started. why, what reasons did the guy have to stab my brother. >> reporter: mayra diaz is left with the memories that he had with his brother at a family bar-be-que. >> he left happy the way he always is. then i heard the investigators. >> reporter: sharp says that if he could, he would not defend himself if it would mean that he did not take someone's life. investigators are looking into sharp's defense case and whether or not this was gang related. sharp will face a judge facing one count of murder. cristina rendon. it was at the b.a.r.t. station the bike was likely stolen a week ago. i think we need to change scripts here i'm sorry. an oakland woman got her stolen bicycle back and most any time

that happens it's news. but how she did it is what makes this story different. new at 10:00 tonight, debora villalon is live at the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station with the sting that worked. debora. >> reporter: it was at this b.a.r.t. station the bike was ripped off a week ago from those racks over there. and the owner has it back now with a little help from her friends and b.a.r.t. police. >> b.a.r.t. and my bike that's how i get around. when you lose your bicycle, your transportation is back. >> reporter: her $900 bike is back. after a man cut the lock and tried to sell it on craigslist. >> reporter: he was sort of a hipster guy. he was like sweet bike.

>> he gave me the confidence. he came to my house an hour before to give me the confidence. he said i want you to know that i look like because i'm going to be in plain clothes. >> she enlisted friends. >> it was actually a sting. he said what are you guys doing tonight. i'm not doing anything. >> he didn't want to go along. we just told them some where at the bus stop. i was buying a ticket. i saw two friends over there talking to each other. it was all my people lurking in the shadows. >> we did what we call an operation. we were always close by the victim. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police ready to pounce. >> if we see any sign of potential aggression. if there's any information that there may be some violence we would shut it down. >> reporter: but the seller showed and it all went like clock work.

>> i bent down and started looking at the bike. i did my hand signal. two seconds later he was in cuffs. for so many people out there it's victory and showing that you can get it back. >> reporter: that bike has a bigger heavier bike on it now. debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. sally beauty supply today reported a security breech involving thousands of credit and debit card accounts. the company is based in texas and says it discovered the breech on march 5th and that it affected under 25,000 credit and debit cards. the company currently owns and operating more than 2,800

stores worldwide including stores in ever state in the united states. the ceo of what web staff is looking at reports. the ceo says what's app says that the app does not collect information like birthdays or e- mails. he says the purchase from facebook will not compromise any of the information that the company has already established. it was pretty cool today. 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. today just low 70s. the winds are dying down a little bit. so what's going to happen overnight is going to be pretty chilly. as we go into the evening hours temperatures are going to drop into the lower 40s and high 30s. kids off to school maybe a jacket. as we go through the afternoon tomorrow. temperatures back where they were today.

slightly warmer. so some low and mid-70s in the warmest spots. a bit of a warm up headed your way. i'll have specifics. and then we'll talk about a cooldown once we go into the second part of the week. an animal sanctuary is looking for homes for hens. there's an april 4th deadline to get all the hens off the farm. you'll find a link to the group's website for adoption event info at ktvu.com just look under web links. more mystery tonight surrounding malaysia flight 270 as more questions arise on how the plane went off its path. new details on the sequence of events before the jetliner disappeared. but first suing cross fit. why this bay area woman says she's been forced to compete against men. [ myron ] i got into an accident on my bike,

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are you in? an elderly woman is in the hospital tonight after being badly burned in the san ramon house fire. it happened this morning on scarborough place. two men smelled the smoke and ran into the house to rescue the elderly woman. investigators are still trying to determine the cause. police are asking for help after they found out that a fire that ripped through a home was intentionally set. they say who whoever set the fire also likely stole an audi. firefighters say the home sustained extensive damage. investigators are now looking for a light blue 2003 audi a4 with license plate 5hjm491.

anyone with information is asked to call mountain view police. an unusual lawsuit is being filed against cross fit. a personal trainer from the bay area who is legally a woman wants to compete in the cross fit competition. cross fit has told her if she wants to take part she will have to compete against men not women. >> reporter: chloe started lifting weights after an accident. >> just started appreciating walking. i started getting into athletics. >> reporter: but the los gatos personal train s-g now sue -- personal training is now suing cross fit.

in a letter supplied by johnson's lawyer, cross fit's attorney says a male competitor who has a sex reassignment procedure still has a genetic make up that has a physiological make up of a male. >> she's been female for a long long time. >> reporter: the director of uc berkeley athletic center says other major state organizations has clear cut understanding. >> if someone has made this change. under gone hormonal treatment for a year they should be able to compete. >> reporter: johnson says she doesn't understand the cross fit policy. >> it's fear maybe. fear of the unknown. not understanding transgender. >> reporter: the case is scheduled for its first court hearing in july. in san francisco, david

stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. ktvu investigates hundreds of gallons of water being wasted. investigators say saving that water doesn't make sense. even during this drought. >> and a controversy over flying another country's flag. >> you can get ktvu's news to go. click on the live icon and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. [ intercom ] drivers, to your marks.

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2 investigates millions of the gallons of water that is going to waste in santa clara and it's not the first time. the customers are questioning why now. why in the midst of a record breaking drought when every

drop of water is considered precious. ktvu's robert handa explains what's behind the water dumping move. >> reporter: santa clara in the midst of dumping 3 million- gallons of water. about a million gallons a day every day. the county clear it is water due to concern of contamination. we first discovered the city dumping 1 million-gallons a week ago and now more is being dumped. >> at my home we're watching the water. >> from the financial standpoint it wouldn't make sense. these are very separatic discharges. that only occur once in a very, very long time. >> reporter: but some say that's the point. these are not normal times. >> in the middle of a drought i think their priority would be finding a way to recycle this water. >> reporter: santa clara has a

system that distributing 3 million-gallons of recycled water to landscaping customers. >> are you able to use this water you're flushing out of the well for that. >> no because the pipelines that distribute that water are a great distance away from where the wells are. >> reporter: some people say they're skeptical of how hard they're trying. >> the guys that are holding the water and charging it won't save water, where's the motivation for the rest of us? >> reporter: some residents will get even more frustrated since the flushing of the well is expected to go on until wednesday. the city is asking anyone with concerns to call the water department directly. in santa clara, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. silican valley entrepreneur un says he is giving up his attempt to get voters to approve a hike in the minimum wage. un wanted to raise the minimum wage to $12 an hour. he argued it would boost the committee and allow low wage

workers to cut their dependency. he argued that he is not as wealthy as people may think. and there's a battle to fly the chinese flag at the city council. why some say it's an idea that won't fly. ken wayne has the story. >> reporter: there are three poles, one for the u.s. flag, the state flag and city's flag. some would like to lower the city flag and fly foreign flags, for example the chinese flag on special occasions. there was a protest today against the idea. the protest was silence but the signs and images of those who died in oppression sobering. these people support thibet and certainly not a chinese flag

flying over city hall. >> seeing that flag is a sign of oppression for thibetians. >> reporter: the city council took the issue of flying another nation's flag in place of the city's flag. lee says he is only supporting what his constituents want. >> for unity and culture. nothing to do in opposition to anybody else. to promote positive culture. >> we feel that his efforts are misguided. and his understanding of the tibeth issue is a huge ignorance. >> to do it at city hall is a severe mistake. that no longer becomes a group of people in the community celebrating their culture it becomes our city government linking itself with the chinese government. >> reporter: though supporters

filled the gallery, condemnation of the idea was universal. >> i'm against having a flag here from a foreign country flying on the same pole as the american flag. i think it's an insult to us. >> reporter: should correct that from the gallery was nearly universal. there were a couple of people who got up and supported the idea. after hours of debate tonight. the city council essentially voted to make a minor tweak to the current policy which means a council member can bring up this idea again for more debate. but the mayor says he will not allow any foreign flag to fly over city hall and that's his ultimate decision. now to that missing malaysia airline flight 270. tonight they're reporting that the first senior shut down was programmed by someone in the plane's cockpit. also today, malaysian officials

now say they think it was the co-pilot not the pilot who spoke the last words saying goodbye to ground traffic control. and another change, malaysian officials now say it's not clear whether those last words came before or after one of the plane's tracking devices was switched off. investigators are also looking into the possibility that the crew on the plane was involved as well as possible passengers and air traffic controllers. >> i don't think this was done by one person. i think that whoever it was doing this had happen on the ground and in the air. >> reporter: the plane created a ping on a satellite and may have flown for seven hours after it lost contact with ground control. a new search area is a vast one stretching from kasaksthan to the southern indian ocean. investigators announced a recall on top of another one. the three recalls cover 3 million vehicles and will cost

gm the $3 billion. the latest recall involves 1.2 million cross over suvs for a side air bag problem. another 64, 64,000 cadillac sts sedan for overheating breaks. and 300,000 chevrolet express and gmc savannah vans to rework the instrument panel. you can find more information on ktvu.com. federal drug agents search two mayor cosco stores of powerful painkillers. investigators say they think the cosco stores may have a number of recordkeeping violations for hydocodine. >> it not only causes relief of pain, it also causes euphoria.

the feeling of happiness. >> reporter: 40,000 pills were unaccounted for. a statewide sting with head turning results. >> it is a misdemeanor. we could take you to jail. >> reporter: how a tap on the shoulder and thousands of dollars in fines could have people going to jail. and next repelling from a helicopter to make a rescue. what helped the coast guard save stranded boaters. ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru,

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fifteen percent or more on car insurance. the coast forward is encouraging boaters to carry marine radios after the rescue of four people today. there were two men and two women stranded in a marshy area near moffet field. coast guard officials say one was fortunate enough to get a

cell phone signal and that's why they were able to get a helicopter crew there quickly. all four people were reported to be in good condition. a college student from san joaquin county is facing terrorism charges tonight accused of attempting to join radical islamic fighters in syria. federal prosecutors say 20-year- old nicholas tussad was arrested in washington state near the canadian border. he made an initial appearance in court today. he is currently being discharged from the california national guard and is a student at san joaquin delta college in stockton. >> i'm like, i was like, wow. i was shocked. >> reporter: because you've interacted with him and never noticed anything. >> i never noticed anything like that. tussaud advised he wanted to fight in syria and stated he needed to get his passport and would travel through a canadian airport traveling to canada via greyhound instead of traveling

to syria via the united states. president obama announced new sanctions against a number of russian officials and threaten more for interfering in crimea. the sanctions come after crimea announced voters overwhelmingly approved seceeding from ukraine. >> we will continue to make it clear to russia, that nothing will set to diminish its place in the world. >> reporter: the vote was celebrated with fireworks in crimea's capital. and putin signed a decree recognizing crimea as a sovereign and free state. but russian forces in crimea

adds speculation. l' auren scott the long time girlfriend of mick jagger and designer was found dead today. two newspapers was reporting that scott was $5 million in debt in her fashion business. a spokesperson for mick jagger said he was devastated and flying back to new york from australia where the rolling stones were scheduled to perform. a sting leads to hundreds of arrests. >> the coordinated efforts to curve underaged drinking. >> warm today and it is about to get even warmer. our chief meteorologist bill martin will have the forecast coming up. then on air during an earthquake the reaction to this morning's jolt in southern california. ♪ ho ho ho

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an understand cover sting operation led to 500 arrests around california over the weekend. as claudine wong reports it was all part of an effort to arrest adults who buy alcohol for a minor. >> reporter: this man did not deny buying alcohol for a minor. he was arrested during what's called a shoulder tap operation. where a teen decoy stands outside local businesses and buy alcohol for teenagers. it all happened as undercover officers wait. >> hopefully they will say no. but if they say yes and go inside and buy beer for them. we will arrest them. she just got her third denial. we just got a third refusal.

>> reporter: this man refused later telling us he said, what you're doing is wrong. >> reporter: but then a man moves in. this was the largest shoulder tap operation. all cerrito made one arrest. >> i think it's higher than what the state average is. but i think it's still successful in a sense that we still have 15 people that said no sorry i'm not going to furnish alcohol to you. >> reporter: for those who say yes the penalty can be stiff. >> that's pretty high. >> the minimum is $1,000 fine. plus 24 hours of community service. >> reporter: police say they are trying to send a message that giving minors alcohol only leads to problems of addiction and dui. this man though was unapologetic. >> i'm not going to buy it for them obviously because i have to deal with this.

>> reporter: the state only does the sting operation once a year. but they already have plans for local operations in the works. claudine wong, ktvu news. this is the third time the operation has conducted nationwide. in 2013 the number rose to 506. this year authorities made 536 arrests. 122 of those citations and arrests were made here in the bay area. a first for the california assembly which named a new speaker today. san diego democrat tony adkins will become the first lesbian to lead the assembly. she will also become the first woman from san diego to hold the post. adkins was elected to the assembly four years ago after serving eight years on the san diego city council. she's expected to be sworn in later this spring replacing john perez. a light earthquake rattled

parts of los angeles today. >> oh my goodness. that's an earthquake. >> yeah. >> and that's a big one. >> reporter: as you can see it caught this news crew off guard at our sister station. it struck around 3:30 this morning. you can hear it as the quake shook the cameras. meanwhile at ktla the anchors dove under the desks to protect themselves. we've got temperatures today they were in the 60s and 70s. much cooler than they were 24 hours ago. we had numbers yesterday in the 80s. today we were a good 10 to 15 degrees cooler. 71 in santa rosa. nice day though. it was windy. a lot of winds. more winds tomorrow. should produce slightly warmer daytime highs. if jet stream is doing this. it's going right over the top. no rain, anything.

we're under the ridge of high pressure. a bit of an on shore flow and that's going to create patchy coastal fog. there was fog this morning. but tomorrow was a little less wind. i suggest we might see a little bit of patchy fog. outside temperatures are in the low 50s now. it's going to get cool because it's not as windy. no clouds. it's clear, cool and a little breezy out there. the air quality is really nice. great visibility, the extended forecast not much of a change. here's how it's going to go. temperatures as we go into tomorrow are going to warm a couple of degrees. then as we go into the end of the week, they're going to cool a couple of degrees. so we'll see how that echoes. you're in san francisco as we go into tomorrow's forecast. in san jose it's 55 degrees. in san francisco we're going to

start off in the 40s and end up in the low 70s tomorrow. so a nice day, slightly warmer. a little warmer still on wednesday. and temperatures start to fall off a little bit. you see that in the five day forecast. high temperatures create a gusty wind. the winds came up. now the highs back. temperatures are just going to warm slightly. see how it's not going into the 80s. it's going to go into the upper 70s. 72 in brentwood. these are your forecast highs for tomorrow for tuesday. 72 in los gatos. 72 in san jose. the five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. there it is, mostly sunny as you go into wednesday and thursday. spring comes in here on thursday. but you don't see any a lot of clouds and you don't see a good chance for showers either. temperatures here just drop down a little bit as we start saturday and sunday. so subtle changes. a little warmer tomorrow. a little cooler toward the weekend. no rain in the five day to be

found. everyone -- even in the five day. >> awfully nice. thank you bill. scientists say they've discovered new evidence of the big bang theory. they were able to find waves that were created after the effort began. the wave is the rapid expansion in second. the findings are a huge breakthrough if they are true. but others say more experiments are needed to prove that the waves really are signs of the early universe. mark is here now and the a's received disappointing bad news today. >> absolutely. we're getting very close to opening day for a little bomb like this to drop. the strength of the a's lies in their pitching and if we're still saying that in a couple of months they're even better than we think. three of the starters hurt to

varying degrees. the biggest concern parker is going to miss a second year. also announced today scott cashmere will be shut for a while with elbow tendinitis himself. now there's opportunities for other guys to mark their territory. trick treu -- victory today in the cactus league. had himself a couple of hits as cespedes scores. left field, moss scores. a's victorious. over in tempe giants not doing as well. and a bad back this spring

lincecum five of the third. could have been worth if not for young tyler grant. 7-6. you'll know for -- we don't know who the rangers quarterback will be. but we know they'll have a great quarterback to throw to. we'll have sports when we come back.

well of course after another 4-12 season it'll be impossible for the raiders to rest on their morals and you won't be able to call them anything but proactive. including james jones, local product. the san jose native played for the spartans. they closed ties with mackenzie who was with the green bay organization. three years 11 million raiders also signed offensive lineman the versatile veteran kevin booth. reality check for the cal bears way under the radar tournament. not where they wanted to be considering just several weeks or so again. beat the top team in the country. but it went downhill quickly after that. coach montgomery with what you

might call the realistic positive spin. >> there's not all of us that have a chance to win a national championship. so there's, i mean you can go in the tournament. maybe. but realistically you probably don't have a chance. and we have taken a team and played nit one time and it was a lot of fun. you have the chance to compete and win a tournament and that's what you should be looking forward to. the ever search of new talent harbaugh found a specimen in a most unlikely place. marine world. >> down, up, down, up, down. >> yeah, he could tackle some people. weighs 1,750 pounds. >> wow. >> he's huge. he's playing a long so well. >> i love that video. >> great video.

>> thanks mark. >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >> the morning news begins at 4:30 tomorrow. they'll be here with all the latest forecasts and all the day's evening news. good night. itchen,

we find ourself back in the warm embrace of the parlor. easy, duchess. it's one room, not gosford park. where'd you get all this sweet furniture? oh, we rented it to make the house feel more comfortable and inviting. don't sit there! oh, my gosh. it took me 20 minutes to get these chops just right. there. does that look straight? nothing about that looks straight. mm. i love the house. it's beautiful. here is a tree. it's a pachira, a taiwanese symbol of good financial fortune. it's also known as a money tree. that makes two of us. well, i would like to propose a toast. mm. missed me. to the hard work of claire and cameron-- or as i like to call them, "clameron"... oh! which is what potential home buyers will be doing when they see this place-- clamorin'. clamoring to buy it f--