( david laughs ) one of the bay area's favorite sons is gone. authorities say robin williams took his own life today at his home in marin. william was a comic genius. this scene is from the 1989 film, "dead poet's society." >> see the world looks very different from up here. come see for yourself, come on. just when you think you know something, you have to look at it in another way. even though it may seem silly,

or wrong, you must try. when you read, don't just consider what the author thinks, consider what you think. >> he was indeed so talented. good evening, everyone, i'm heather holmes in for julie haener. >> the news came in this afternoon, and it was stunning. he had a personality that was larger than life, and whether it was indisguise as mrs. doubtfire, his role in mork and mindy, or his role in good will hunting. ken pritchett is in an un incorporated area of tiburon where people have been coming by to pay their respects. >> reporter: frank, if you look over my shoulder, that is the williams's home. there is a growing collection of flowers at the front gate for a man beloved by millions,

and certainly by his neighbors. flowers and an ornamental heart. >> we love you, robin. >> reporter: this from neighbor gregory, so emotional he had few words. >> i know him from new york. we lost a great man. >> reporter: robin williams was last seen last night at 10:00. the sheriff's department responded to a 911 call at noon. he was found dead. a media contention grew as a solemn day went on. >> it's almost like a family member that dies. very sad. >> he was really, very, very kind, and always willing to say hi. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says an

investigation is underway into the cause, manner, and circumstances of his death. but the coroner's division suspects his death to be suicide due to asphyxia. sources tell ktvu, the 63-year- old actor hanged himself. over the years williams battled substance abuse. his agent says he suffered from depression. a picture of a man difficult to take in for neighbors who saw him routinely. >> he was such a sweet man, and such a talent. we loved him as an actor, but as a person, he was such a great neighbor. he looked like he was happy. he was content. we didn't see that other side of him, that might have been depressed. >> i'm just in shock that he is gone. because he was always so, so up and so friendly, and so, just robin. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says it released more information than it typically would in a case like

this, because of mr. williams' public status, but the sheriff's department will hold a press conference tomorrow morning. ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> robin williams' family released a statement today. his wife, susan schneider said this morning i lost my husband and best friend, while the world lost one of the most beloved artistsk and beautiful human beings. she went ton to say, it is our hope that the focus will not be on robin as death, but on the countless moments of joy and laughter that he gave millions. >> he was born in chicago, but the bay area was home to robin williams. he went to redwood high in larkspur and later studies theater at the college of marin. he lived in san francisco for many years. as an avid cyclist, he might have been spotted pedaling up geary boulevard to his home. he told bob why he chose to

make the bay area his home. >> you still live in the bay area, as opposed to new york. >> because it's a human game preserve. being a little outrageous there. when you walk by a midget transvestite nun, you don't feel that strange. in a place where pelini would say, i can't shoot this. >> he certainly could make us all laugh. the house that many might recognize from mrs. doubtfire. >> reporter: i talked to many people who are stunned to hear the news. tonight, hear at the house robin williams character called home in mrs. doubtfire, people are laying flowers in the

memory of a man who made so many people laugh. saying goodbye to a man that came into their homes through his movies and tv shows. >> my whole family and i have always been big fans. love his movies, love his work. >> reporter: former mayor, willie brown counted williams among his friends. from revving up the crowd at giants games to showing up unannounced at local comedy clubs. he said robin williams personified san francisco. >> the city is a city of creating, risk taking, innovators, who lived larger than life. robin williams was one of all of those. >> reporter: he kept the film industry going in san francisco in the '90s. a poster of mrs. doubtfire still hangs. he shot many movies in the bay,

including "flubber." starlot has known williams since the '70s when the two got their start in stand-upment he says williams was a comedy legend. >> when people think of george burns, or jack benny, or bob hope. that's the kind of career he had. you don't think of that until he's not here. >> reporter: gone, but his spirit still burns brightly. starlot told me that he saw williams a few months ago and he seemed as happy as he'd ever seen him. mayor brown told me williams wasn't just funny, he was smart funny. i had the privilege of seeing him a few years back at one of those impromptu standup performances he did, and i laughed until my cheeks hurt the next morning. noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> mrs. doubtfire came out in 1993, it was one of robin williams's best known movies. williams played a struggling

actor in san francisco who takes on the persona of a scottish nanny, mrs. doubtfire so he can be closer to his children. in a movie, he worked at a television station, and ktvu was where they shot some of those scenes. some of those scenes were filmed in the exact same studio we're in right now. >> it's more than the bay, it's an estuariy, wake up. and i think they liked the studio. >> it earned robin williams a golden globe for best actor in a comedy. he was reportedly planning to reprize his role in a sequel. >> people are gathering to pay their respects at the hollywood walk of fame. williams was inducted into the walk of fame in 1990.

>> robin williams was a man of many talents, everyone knows he was a gifted comedian. but he was also a humanitarian who helped raise millions of dollars for the homeless. >> reporter: his high octane brand of comedy was his trademark public persona. borne in 1951, it was in his 20s, when williams was unleashed first as an american tv star. >> run for your life, the emotions are coming. >> reporter: as mork from the planet ork in mork and mindy, williams became a household name. he showed he could do more than make people laugh. >> my name is ts gump. >> what does ts star for? >> terribly sexy. >> reporter: 1982's the world according to garp. >> i was trained as an actor,

so it's not like they have to medicate me. >> reporter: oscar nominations for "the fisher king,"" good morning vietnam" and "dead poet's society." he finally won for "good will hunting." williams never stopped being funny, even when the topic seemed serious. he helped launch 20 telethons over eight years to help the homeless. comic relief earned more than $50 million. even when he talked about his battles with drugs and alcohol, he talked about it with humor. >> that's nice of you to say that. >> reporter: in 2009, williams was rushed to the hospital with heart problems. forced to temporarily cancel

his one man show to undergo surgery. he talked about his recovery on the "ellen" show. >> literally, they crack the box, and you get really vulnerable. you would be like, a kitten. and you get very emotional about everything. but i think that's in a way, a wonderful thing, it opens you up to everything. >> reporter: with a new lease on life, williams quickly sprang back into action. in 2011, he made his broadway acting debut. that same year, he would marry his third wife, graphic designer, susan schneider. in 2013, williams would return to the small screen, starring in the cbs sitcom "the crazy ones." he would reunite with his old friend, pam daubner, better known as mindy. williams would denight audiences for decades with his

wacky humor and joyous energy. he was the definition of full of life. even now, his comic legend is destined to endure. >> president obama released a statement about robin saying in part, he gave his immeasurable talent freely, and generously to those who needed him most from our troops stationed abroad, to the marginalized on the streets. and they offer condolences to his family, friends and those he inspired. >> there has been a lot of reaction from celebrities. steve carell sent out, robin williams made the world a little bit better. rest in peace, and mindy kaleb. she says i'm named after a character from a robin williams tv show, that was mindy. when my parents still lived in africa. he meant so much to so many so

far away. another one here from steve martin. i could not be more stunned by the loss of robin williams. great talent, acting partner, genuine soul, and we end with this one from the academy of motion pictures. it says simply, genie, you're free. for those who don't know, robin williams was the voice of the genie in "aladdin." we'll bring you any new information or tributes as they become available. you will also find a photo gallery, and special coverage on our website, ktvu.com. ♪ [ music ]

new at 10:00, blinded by the lights. one city's every to go green with new energy efficient streetlights isn't going over so well with some of its residents. >> reporter: let me show you the incidence. we're on martin luther king jr. way in berkely. the old one is a lot closer to the camera than the new one, but the new one is a lot brighter. the old one has more of an orange tint. as night falls, some streets in berkely are a lot brighter than before. >> i was on an early morning walk on sunday, it suddenly seemed very artificial. the light all around me. i noticed there were these very bright lights. >> reporter: since mid-july,

the city has been undergoing a $3.2 million makeover. crews have been converting old streetlights to these l.e.d. bulbs. >> the light is brighterk and people feel much more safer when there's less darkness. >> reporter: the new lights are supposed to last for up to 12 years longer and use up to 85% less energy than the old ones. >> the expectation is we'll not only get a better light source, but save about $400,000 a year. >> we have a pole directly across the street, and there hasn't been a light in there for how long? >> about a year and a half. >> reporter: they say they'll be happy if the city would just come by and repair their current light. but if the replacement bulb is too late -- >> i would rather not have a light there than have a light that is so bright i can't sleep at night. >> reporter: the city says they have received complaints and will address it. >> there is a complaint, and

seeing if there is ways it can be resolved. >> reporter: one of the options, to add shields to the light. they expect to have the project complete in the next two months. live in berkely, paul chambers, ktvu news. there was an emotional vigil from san francisco's bay view neighborhood, where two men died in a shooting last night. the gathering took place near the scene of the crime at la salle avenue and cashmere street. all the lives that gun violence has claimed. >> and there's nothing that we see that i see that's really being done to help eradicate this problem. >> the victims were riding off- road motorcycles when the shooting started. neighbors say they were young men with jobs who were just blowing off some steam on the weekend. oakland leaders say they were awarded a $2 million state

grant to fund crime prevention. reentry programs for those who have recently been released from prison. police chief sean whent wants to pay for some of the money to look for leads between cases. oakland's crime leaders are following with reports of robberies down 40% compared to last year, homicides down 16%. richmond chief sent out a tweet in which he questioned why richmond came up empty handed. he said oakland received a $2 million grant to fight crime. why does richmond get nothing? where are our advocates? at least one person was hit when an argument at bay fair mall in san leandro ended in violence. >> broad daylight just before lunch on a monday, and then the

sound of gunshots. >> it was like eight of them good ones, and then it was over there. it came from fresh choice. >> the 12-year-old was with her father when she found herself diving for cover. >> i got down on the ground fast. because it was scary. >> police say it started with an altercation inside the mall that spilled out to the parking lot. one man pulled a black semi automatic handgun. >> it does not appear that we have some crazed person walking through the mall, randomly shooting at people. it appears our victim was the intended target. >> the victim was struck at least once in the leg. >> he was yelling help, help, i got shot. he came running back for his friend. and he was trying to get help. >> it could be a random situation, where a bullet flies one way, and a call to somebody else is not even involved in the altercation, and is losing their life. >> bay fair remained open during the investigation.

the shooting left some shoppers almost speechless. >> i don't even know what to say. it's like -- >> crazy. >> it is crazy. >> reporter: shoppers here say they will carry on. >> it doesn't change. i'm still going to come here. i don't believe in being scared to go outside. >> reporter: police only have a vague description of the gunman, he is described as a black male in his late teens to early 20s. 5'10", wearing a white t-shirt, and blue jeans. they're also hoping to get some information from the victim that might lead to his identity. in san leandro, ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. a red flag warning now in effect for northern california. this week low pressure system. here it comes up again, right here. see it kind of spinning around? the thinking is it's going to pull some of this moisture. some of these thunderstorms off the sierra nevada and bring them back our way in the circulation. haven't seen it yet. but the national wherever

service stuck up a red flag thunderstorm warning through tomorrow morning. you will see these, starting to wrap back around. i haven't seen any come across the valley yet. the models aren't bullish on it yet, but it could happen. these clouds could come this way. it's kind of a complex scenario. if you do hear a spark of lightning, or a bit of thunder, that's kind of what's going on. the red flag warning stays in effect through tomorrow morning. just turn on the radars for you. is there anything floating across the valley coming this way? no. big storms up around truckee today. those are done for now. right now, this low sits offshore. it's brought the fog right back to the coast. it sits right along the coast, this is the low that pushes in. it also pushes in, let me push that fog well inland. the forecast for fog tomorrow morning, more than we saw this morning. as we get going tomorrow morning, you're going to see fog into all the inland bay

valley, and temperatures drop a good three or four degrees. i'll get specific with your tuesday forecast, and we'll go looking down the road for a chance for more showers and a warm up. >> overcharged at the pump? 2 investigates the bay area gas stations with the most complaints, and what you can do to get your money's worth. >> the last days of candlestick park. we take a trip down memory lane with the man who's run candlestick for more than 30 years. >> a potential abduction at this south bay hosp

the police chief in stockton revealed that the female killed -- was killed by police gunfire. he said the bank robbers had

the chance to escape, but instead set up an ambush for officers. >> early indications of the investigation also show misty holt-singh was shot about ten times. that is consistent with the cowardice act by the surviving and uninjured assailant as using her as a shield. >> that surviving suspect is 19- year-old jaime ramos, and he is charged with 35 felonies, including murder. two other suspects were killed in the shootout. police are still looking for the person who drove them to the bank. a newborn is safe and back home tonight after officials say the father tried to take her from the hospital. live with the security system that helped keep that baby girl safe. >> reporter: heather, a hospital official told us the attempted abduction happened on the fourth floor of o'connor. we learned the newborn was a

baby girl just 1-day-old who was ready to be discharged. the hospital went into a code pink saturday morning, after the father tried to take his newborn from the mother and baby unit. >> he did not get far in the room. all the elevators and stairwells are immediately secured when there is a code pink. >> reporter: dawn says the man carried his baby down the hallway from the mother's room, and was trying to walk out the doors, which lead to the elevators. but he set off alarms after passing through two security areas, indicated by red lines on the ground. >> we absolutely knew by his demeanor and his body movements that he was in fact looking to take the baby, and looking to take the baby out of the facility. >> reporter: tonight, the hospital showed us the tiny security band and electronic device outfitted on babies after birth. signs are posted, designating areas not to be crossed with an

infant. like many other hospitals, o'connor has had the technology for years. >> it gives me chills, because that's exactly what those systems are in place, and you always wonder if they really work. >> i think two even on both sides. >> reporter: this mother describes the bands put on her bouncing baby girl exactly 6 months ago, and another south bay hospital. she is also glad to hear the system works. >> it went off once the alarm sounded directly right there. it's nice to know that they can't get very far. >> reporter: the hospital estimates the mom and baby were apart about 30 seconds. they have since been discharged. the father was arrested, and faces charges of domestic violence and child endangerment. the district attorney's office is reviewing the case. really hadn't been opened and used since the last game in december. >> the end is near for candlestick park. and tonight we go inside the stadium with a man who knows it

like no one else. >> also, 2 selects uncovers complaints about overcharging at the gas pump. what's being done to make sure you get what you pay for. >> as we go to break we remember robin williams in his critically acclaimed work as "patch adams." >> a doctor's mission should be not just to prevent death, but also to improve the quality of life. you treat a disease, you win and you lose. you treat a person, i guarantee you, you'll win. see they're called winglets. at the end of the wings? winglets may not look like a big deal, but those little do-hickeys save about 54 million gallons of fuel a year. you know what that means? $73 airfares. thank you, little do-hickeys. for a limited time only, southwest airlines is offering flights starting as low as $73 one way to select destinations. if it matters to you, it matters to us.

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overcharged, and underserved. 2 investigates the most common complaints against bay area gas

stations. tonight, eric rasmussen explains what is being done to make sure the customers are getting what they pay for. >> reporter: with gas prices still hovering around $4 a gallon in the bay area. >> it's too damn high! >> reporter: there are plenty of people who feel just like adolf bolmes. >> can i say it's too damn high? >> i think you can. >> then it's too damn high. >> reporter: he's not alone. 2 investigates compiled a list of 257 gas station complaints in the last year and a half, based on information obtained from all nine bay area counties through the california public records act. on this day, veteran san mateo inspector, bob swanson is checking out a station in bellmont thought he pumped less gas than what he paid for. it measures the amount of fuel down to a cubic inch. >> they're actually getting the

full five gallons, plus an additional three cubic informations. so actually got a little tiny bit more than what he was paying for. >> reporter: not so at this eel el camino in millbrae. >> the pump is shut off, but the meter still keeps going, right? and it doesn't go quickly, it creeps. >> reporter: in this case, inspectors say they crept 25 to 30 cents. the station owner said the problem was corrected and the customer got his money back. inspectioners say they rarely find a gas station that has intentionally manipulated pumps. >> most of these aren't sinister, manipulative plots. far and away, it's an issue with the pump itself. >> reporter: first, make sure the amount is correct. then try pumping a gallon of

gas. >> as the prices went up historically, so did the complaints. >> reporter: joe is santa clara county's sealer of information. his inspectors checked out 102 complaints, more than any other county since the end of last year. >> there is wear and tear on them. >> reporter: any pump that doesn't pass the test gets red tagged for repair. knowing these pumps are checked out at least once a year is at least some consolation. >> to the top we go. >> all right. >> reporter: no single gas station stood out on our list. we found several around the bay area with three complaints each. about a dozen pumps were found in violation or had to be repaired. >> if you have a tip for 2 investigates, we want to hear from you. email 2investigates@ktvu.com. a bill to require smartphones sold in california be equipped with a kill switch

is now on the governor's desk. the bill was introduced by mark leno. it passed a final vote in the state senate today. backers say if the governor signs it, it will be the only law of its kind in the united states. the kill switch will instantly shut down a phone after its stolen and leno says he hopes that will cut down on the growing number of cell phones that are stolen every day. this thursday night after the paul mccartney concert, it will be lights out forever at candlestick park. it is also the end of a 36 year career for the man in charge there. ktvu's debra villalon with the superintendent who calls the stick his second home. >> this is i guess, one of the neatest pictures in the place. >> memories? he's got a few. mike gay was hired in his 20s, as a city engineer. with jobs in park, the hospital, sewer plant. >> a lot of memories in here. >> reporter: he chose the new

stadium. and over time, came to run it. >> all of these years we tried to keep the place altogether. >> reporter: now he doesn't even have to cover the ground to protect it from the paul mccartney concert, because candlestick is being torn down. the 49ers moved away. >> this concert, after this, it's done. it's over with. i'm kind of glad. just get it over with. >> reporter: memorable events, the pope at the stick is one. >> being here like 60 days straight without a day off. >> reporter: gay and his crew have pulled many all nighters, especially when the city served baseball and football. so much pandemonium, replaced now by a deafening quiet in the locker room. what's left will soon be for sail. >> two of the boilers, they're for sale. >> reporter: gabe was in the boiler room when the '89 quake hit during the world series. >> it seemed like it went on for a half hour. >> reporter: this is from steps that broke on the upper deck.

>> i know the 49ers wanted to put this in their museum. >> reporter: it's a memento he will take with him in his retirement. he was right here when dwight clark made the catch. >> it's like a high rise building, but it's in a circle. >> reporter: fans are buying up thousands of candlestick seats at souvenirs. gay admits he will probably get one too. does he want a seat for the demolition? >> well, we will see. >> reporter: in san francisco, debra villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> tickets for thursday's big concert sold out in hours, but some seats are still available on the resale website stubhub. we checked tonight, and tickets start at about $129, and are listed up to $11,000 for two

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tonight, we're remembering the life and legacy of robin williams who died today at the age of 63. glide memorial church is one of the many institutions where the comedian certainly left an impression. glide's founder told us one day about when the church's choir turned the tables and surprised williams with a serenade. >> he cried, he was so touched by the fact that we were there singing to him, and giving something back to him. >> robin williams was often seen at benefits for glide. and robin cecil called him an original. saying he was like no actor he had ever met. you've seen a lot of robin

williams on ktvu 2 over the years, many times being interviewed by our late movie critic bob shaw. >> they would always start off taking about williams's latest movie, but then it would detour, and that's when some of the real laughs would kick in. >> maybe it's because he feels freer to push the envelope in his hometown. i always thought the interviews i get from him are a little different than those he gives to stations in the bible belt. >> in the show "free willie." what's that, "free willie." it wasn't what i expected. it was a damn whale. >> it does sound like an advertisement of some sort. >> "free willie." i thought it was free. it says on the sign, it says it there. >> do you find people in san francisco are cooler about

meeting celebrities than other cities? >> they'll be san francisco cool like, i've enjoyed your movie. some of them. a lot of them. the early ones. but you know inside they're like ahhh. i used to live on castro and 19th, and sister mary boom boom walked by and went, there goes the neighborhood. i love they've made antidepressants for dogs, and cats. why medicate cats? number 1, catnip is marijuana. who loves kitty? basically shoving their ass in your face, you love kitty? of course you love kitty. >> your grandpa walk across america, he make the golden

gate bridge with just his penis. >> he was surprised to see you buy yourself, no entourage or anything. >> i always liked to have an entourage of little people. stand back, he'd like a laser disk please. if you would lift me up on the counteridentify like to see what you have? >> when you walk by a transvest i te, midget nun. >> at ktvu.com, we've devoted a special section to robin williams. you will find the interviews we've done with him over the years, as well as a slide show, and pictures of robin williams through the years. temperatures are going to trend down now a few degrees.

90 in livermore. highs in the inland valleys, upper 80s, a few more upper 80s tomorrow. here's the low. that circle there, that's the low, these are the clouds that are potentially going to be pulled into it. right now, it seems less and less likely. you can look at the satellite loop and radar composite. see how the radar, rain, not coming this way. i expected to see some of it crossing the valley. it still could happen. right now, looks as though it's going to be a long shot. this is the low right here that we're tracking. we've got temperatures outside right now, that are on the mild side. we're going to see temperatures slightly cooler. the forecast then for the fog in the morning, because as that low gets closer, it's going to drive the fog inland. a little more fog coverage tomorrow morning. highs tomorrow, slightly cooler than they were today by a few degrees. forecast high in vacaville, 86. 89 in brentwood. they're down a couple of

degrees. air quality is still good. fire danger is kind of down, because the temperatures will be more mild. the moisture content of the air, the relative humidity. there's the five-day forecast. it looks less and less likely, but you've got to put it in. the red flag warning goes away. the thing starts to cool down and warm up. a big buzz in the newsroom right now, fred inglis getting ready tonight. a lot of action. one of our favorite people in the newsroom. cake and a lot of pie. >> so take it away. >> i've got some baseball stories for you. let's start with the a's, who still have the best record in baseball, but the royals have the best mojo. they've won 8 straight now. they lead the division in august for the first time since 2003. that's good stuff. the royals just swept the giants over the weekend.

brandon moss takes this pitch up the middle. a clutch 2 out, 2 run single. all tied 2-2. the royals collect just 6 hits off a's starter, sonny gray. the catch and throw. that's how you finish off a double play, but it stays 2-2 until escobar, taking on sonny gray. escobar, up the gut. aoki scores the game winner. the a's get just three hits. the royals are 52-1 after leading after 7 innings. that's good relief stuff. the giants had the day off, before hosting a pair of games against the chicago white sox. even when they rest, the giants fall further hind the dodgers. l.a. to face atlanta, the fading braves. that's exciting video, isn't it? it's the punch and judy show. the dodgers don't care.

they win 6-2. i'm really the bearer of bad news for bay area teams tonight. stick around for a very personal message to every loyal channel 2 viewer and this august. college football is upon us. stanford quarterback is telling us what he's doing to defend the cardinal pac-12 championship, that's next.

stanford's first football game is august 30 against uc davis. but it's already holding two a day practice sessions as they try to three-peat as pac-12 champions. the cardinal finished 11-3 last year, but lost to michigan state in the rose bowl. this year, kevin hogan starts his third season, a little bigger, a little stronger. he even ran an off-season program. >> at least two days a week. getting out here a couple of hours. sometimes on weekends. each guy has things they'll need to work on. half the stuff i need to work on. so this has probably been the most competitive camp since i've been here. did you notice ever since he broke off his engagement to his fiance, rory mcilroy has been playing lights out golf. he also showed some great athletic moves at the trophy ceremony.

[ applause ] >> yet another save, well done. >> rory mcilroy is clearly the world's number 1 golfer after winning his third consecutive golf tournament, including the last two major championships. he's 25 and single. that's sports as we see if for this one final time. >> friday is his final night. 22 years here. about 2 minutes, you're all done. >> yeah, i got the last check, so it's all over officially. it really is here. but i remember when i first moved out here to california, it was back in 1977, with $600 and 500 albums in my van. i knew know one, but i was able to meet some people who helped me, and right here at channel 2, the best station in the

u.s.a. and you know that's true. mark ibanez first opened the door for me back in 1992. that's my younger brother, really, it allowed me to visit so many incredible people. witness some historic sporting events. but tonight, i just want to thank you the viewers for being so loyal to the station. thank you for being so friendly when we met on the field, whether it was work or play. now my wife paula and i are ready for a new era, in tiny, new era, michigan. i will never forget this journey and the kind and incredible people i met along the way, including you guys in this row right here. >> i just think of one of the hardest working people here. the thing about it all, you can edit, you can shoot, you can produce. >> and do it well. >> my favorite thing is just the humor and the energy that you bring here. >> it was important to me. i want today make sure that the fans, and the viewers felt like they were happy to tune in, and

it was always a responsibility to the fans, and the viewers. >> mission accomplished. we're going to miss you. >> thank you so much. >> good luck to fred inglis on his next journey. >> good night, everyone, have a good evening. female announcer: when you see this truck, female announcer: it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing,

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