an ac transit bus careens of the of control and right into the side of a bus. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. the driver of the stolen car took off on foot. patti lee live at the scene. >> reporter: just look at this path of devastation blazed by this ac transit bus.

you can see the plywood, they're starting to close up a gaping hole. mr.and mrs. ortega, five-year- old daughter and infant son live at this home. the mother had just wrapped up a play date when the transit bus came through the home. we're at 18th and burbeck. the homeowner was just feet away meeting with reps. while the ortega's worked on getting a place to stay, their friend sat next to them comforting their baby boy. >> some people were bleeding and they were rushed to the hospital. >> reporter: police say the driver of a stolen red honda caused the accident at 6:18 this evening. >> he was in a stolen vehicle. he saw one of our officers

moments prior. >> reporter: witnesses say the red honda then ran a red light. ramming the oncoming bus. >> the bus driver i guess lost control and crashed into the home. >> reporter: the driver fled the scene. but his passenger a juvenile is in custody. >> the driver of the vehicle is still outstanding, we do believe we have him identified though. >> reporter: there were no major injuries. but witnesses tell me that some of the passengers on the bus were covered in blood when they got off including two children who were on board. this accident involves also a gas leak and an evacuation. we're told that p g & e has pulled the service line out of this house until more repairs can be done. the family tells me that they're going to stay in a hotel for the foreseeable future. mr.or -- ortega is overseeing

what is happening, they need to grab a few more things because they don't know when they'll be back. a group of protesters gathered to protest what they call the militarization of local police forces. the protesters blocked traffic on broad way and tenth near the convention center where the alameda county sheriff is hosting the urban shield training. but the urban shield training is valuable for everyone. >> there's people who want to do harm to us and to the citizens and for that we have to be properly equipped and properly trained. >> at one point it's estimated there were 300 protesters and oakland police say the event was peaceful and that officers did not make any arrests?

and now to the latest of a five alarm fire that burned a store. fire officials say this building is in danger of collapse. debora villalon is live will now, and we learned the tear down as early as tomorrow is going to serve two purposes. >> reporter: eliminate the hazard and get at the fire's cause. today it is still a huge mess here. the merchandise all over the street. but we're seeing heavy equipment now starting to arrive. and in this condemned building some people see opportunity. >> i actually was here. >> reporter: a once crowded store is now drawing a crowd. >> a lot of people depended on this. smaller prices, better deals. >> reporter: but among those eyeballing the mess. >> i like the location and the lot. >> reporter: people in real

estate. the people who own the big house store was here tonight looking at the ruins. they told ktvu they want to rebuild and restock. >> no. no. especially with that kind of merchandise. >> reporter: developers don't see it. 100 new condos are going in not even a block from the fire. >> it's booming. it's absolutely booming. you have to go to the city and see what they let you build there. >> reporter: first the building must be torn down. >> it's going to take some time because we have to get to the bottom of the building. >> reporter: every space charted by engineer sos that it's safe. metal is twisted and lifted, the debris is deep but that's where the answers lie. >> we're moving piece by piece. our investigators will be here. >> a bar, that would be great.

bar-restaurant. >> reporter: ideas abound what should be built here. >> a taqueria. >> reporter: a mission neighborhood but a changing neighborhood where rooftop dining is in demand. >> i never dreamed in a million year that is people from pacific heights and knob hill and the marina now they come to the mission. >> reporter: the first attempts at clean upstarts tonight. but the big digging should start tomorrow and the demolition is expected to last several days. now to developing news about a wildfire burning on the edge of yosemite national park and it's already forced hundreds of people from their homes. the fire is burning in mariposa county 10 miles east of the

city of mariposa. authorities have ordered 17 communities from their homes. the fire started before 1:00 this afternoon and has burned 300 acres. calfire is using helicopter and this big dc10 air tanker to drop retardant. no word on low the fire started. on the golden gate bridge it was a real case of a deer caught in the head lights during the evening commute. some tourists visiting the bay area sent us this video. you can see the two deer trotting right there on the bridge and right past a lot of stunned drivers. they were spotted right before 8:00 this evening after they trotted on to the bridge. the chp was called out but they tell us the turned around themselves and got off the bridge. and the university east bay has compromised the name, addresses and social security numbers of 300 people. the breach happened more than a year ago but was only

discovered last month by the tech security. no financial, academic and there have been no reports. the new security measures being implemented after some celebrity accounts were compromised. to shoot or not to shoot, it's a split second decision for police and it can be the decision between life and death. but now police are learning about the development that could make it more difficult. police had confiscated guns that had all been altered to look like toy guns. >> probably 30 seconds you could shoot 100 rounds through this gun. >> the troubling part of this is the orange plastic cap. >> reporter: when fully

assembled they can be dangerous weapons. >> we know that an orange tip indicates this is not real when in fact, it is. >> reporter: police arrested three men they say were also connected to an illegal grow house near by. >> i don't believe there's such a thing that exists in this neighborhood. >> a true criminal that wants to make this gun look fake so they can hesitate. >> the officers are going to have to shoot to protect their own lives or to protect someone else. regardless of if it has the plastic tip on it. >> reporter: some california lawmakers are trying to change the color of the guns to make them bright colors to keep from

mistaking them. if these real guns are used on police, even the slightest hesitation can be deadly. we called several other bay area law enforcement agencies to see if they've uncovered any of these real guns made to look fake, and they say so far they have not and they hope it stays that way. a film crew is regrouping after they say three men robbed them. the american happened to be filming and captured audio. the crew was filming for this lgbt film. the director of the show says the incident is unfortunate because it goes against the

message of their film. >> it's really unfortunate because we are like our series is about showcasing oakland and how beautiful the city is. >> we're told the men stole the camera and some of the crews personal belongings. but the men left behind crucial evidence, like some sound on a sound board. the depew deputies say they could see scene smell marijuana being grown in the home. and inside they found marijuana that was at the reach of children that live there. including muffins, popcorn and beef jerky. two people were arrested. san francisco 49er head coach jim harbaugh says ray mcdonald will be on the field this sunday for the season opener in dallas. mcdonald was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence last sunday. today harbaugh said the way the

facts are and what's known he has the liberty to play in the game. police have said mcdonal's fiance had physical injuries but no charges have been filed. the plan to bring life to this usually lonely spot. rain and drizzle, when warmer temperatures are expected. she survived hurricane katrina only to get killed here in the bay area. >> looking at the sheet in the middle of the street and knowing that was my little sister. >> what police are saying tonight about the five year search for a teenager's killer.

new at 10:00, the search for answers five years after a teenager was shot and killed. her name was des era e davis and her killing remains unsolved. this sunday marks five painful years for her family. ktvu's amber lee talked to them tonight about the loss that still haunts them. >> reporter: they hope a public plea will bring those responsible to justice. >> she was very outgoing. she had an attitude sometimes but that was just her spirit. >> reporter: davis is talking about her younger sister des era e. just 17 years old a girl with a big smile and big dreams. she wanted to be a veterinarian. that dream was never fulfilled

on september 7, 2009des era e was celebrating labor day with friends in north oakland when a man got out of a car and started shooting. des era died at the scene, police say she was an innocent bystander. >> i remember it vividly. i just try not to talk about it at all. >> reporter: friend ariana farr was with des era e that fateful evening. >> it hurts. i think about it all the time. she did not deserve it. >> reporter: her family of three, des era seen here in the middle between her mom and sister had left new orleans for california after losing everything in hurricane katrina. kaisha says the loss of her sister is unbearable. >> it had always been me my mom and my sister. to hear that and to know that that's what the reality became. >> reporter: a new reality where the family has yet to find justice for des era. the case remains unsolved. >> we're going to continue to

follow leads. we're going to continue to revisit and talk with witnesses. >> we've been through so much and we still you know there's no answers. there's no closure, there's nothing. there's no acceptance. >> reporter: sunday marks five years since des era was killed. on monday her family plans to meet with oakland police and make a public plea for witnesss to come forward to help solve this case, frank, gasia. >> i can't imagine what they're going through. let's hope someone comes forward with information. thanks amber. >> thank you, amber. a small plane has crashed off the coast of jamaica after flying for hours without responding. two f15 fighting planes were scrambled. the plane continued over cuba

and went down near jamaica. glacier has reported something wrong with the plane before communication ended. aviation experts say they may likely may have lost their oxygen supply. the president spoke at the conclusion of the nato summit and he said that the u.s. now has the backing of at least nine allies. molly hanenburg reports. >> reporter: the focus turns to the nato summit where president obama is trying to build a coalition to fight back the isis threat. >> so there's great conviction that we have to act as part of the international community to degrade and ultimately destroy isil. >> reporter: rasmussen said on friday the coalition is ready to help but has not been asked

by the iraqi government. the french president also saying his country will join the fight if they're asked. the british prime minister cameron says he will not call for air strikes until setting in a new government. president obama says more countries are joining the coalition against isis but the only long term solution is for iraqi lawmakers to end their political stalemate and form a unity government. >> we're going to need a strong grounding and we're also going to need the sunni tribes in many of these areas to recognize that their future is not with the kind of fanaticism that isil represents. >> reporter: canada recognizing they're sending military

advisors to iraq following the request of president obama. family gathered for american journalist sotloff. just two weeks after doing the same to american journalist james foley. hundreds of people gathered for the memorial in pine crest florida. >> his smile was as big as his heart. he really had a big heart for all people everywhere. >> reporter: those in attendance at today's service included florida governor rick scott and u.s. senator marco rubio. well big range in bay area temperatures for today. no big changes from yesterday mid-60s near the coast. san francisco topped out 68. lots of 70s around the bay. temperatures inland maxed out in the mid- to upper 80s. on the satellite right now the fog is regrouping here's the wider perspective. wide clouds over cape mendecino. we have coastal fog already a few patches sneaking into the

bay. and the trend will continue over the next three to six hours with more fog increasing out toward oakland and hayward. starting out your saturday morning. areas of fog near the coast and near the bay. i'm thinking well inland as well. temperatures to start your saturday morning will be in the 50s. san jose 56 degrees. possibly drizzle for your saturday morning. at 7:00 53 to 58 degrees. by 10:00 in the upper 50s to upper 60s. then into the afternoon hours as you can see partly sunny skies, still patchy coastal fog so keeping it cool for the shoreline. by 7:00 60s and 70s. and there's the eventually range by 4:00. 65 to 90 degrees. coming up at 10:45, we will take a closer look at your neighborhood and the link between northern california wildfires. and apple's new announcement just a few days

away. the giant cube that will host the event and what people are hoping to see. in three minutes, music, food and fun. the effort to transform market street.

the state senator wants to change state law so all of pg & e's fine goes toward safety improvements. this week state regulators recommended that pg & e pay a 4 4 billion into a fund. but senator hill says all the money should be used for

pipeline improvement. hill's district includes san bruno neighborhood. next week a special legislative session plans to rule on the tax breaks and incentives officered to tesla. saying the incentives have to be beneficial to the state. u.s. plaza along market street in san francisco is often a forbidden place at night but not tonight. instead the city launched a social experiment. jana katsuyama tells us how it brought out hundreds of people. >> reporter: the stage was set with music and friday night lights. a grand plan to make the often crime plagued u.n. plaza into an unlikely hot spot. >> pretty nice for a friday evening. >> reporter: this was the first

friday night evings. >> we saw it online and we said okay let's go check it out and see what it's like. >> market is very interesting and delightful music. >> reporter: there were also food trucks dishing out meals. >> hi larry. did you get your drink. >> reporter: and an open seating bar with a happy hour. there were local police, private security and ambassador programs. for this first market program six vendors set up which paid $500 for a spot. >> it's a lot of people here. and it's positive. i hope it's positive for me. >> we can bring our community together. you can see market street is changing. there's many many homes. >> reporter: homes and businesses now anchored by twitter a block away. >> when we activate places like this it becomes less a place

where people worry about their safety and more of a place i want to go there to have a bite to eat, visit some friends, listen to music. >> drinking together, eating together i think it's a great type of programming to have in a space that usually is so empty. >> this is a great place to start in the tenderloin. >> reporter: the market will have a trial run that lasts through october. in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. suspected johns busted for solicitation. >> i hope today that i have mac book retna. >> and what will apple announce. the anticipation building for next week's announcement and what promises to be a unique

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♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ house republicans are demanding answers after the white house revealed their government health care website had been hacked. the breech of health care.com happened in july but wasn't discovered until the end of august. the hackers installed malware in the site of the system with malware. hackers posting naked pictures of celebrities have prompted apple to tighten it's

online security. apple says it will put i cloud data -- will put security prompts when people try to posti cloud data. ken pritchett live in cupertino by what some expect from apple's tim cook. >> reporter: we're about 100 yards away but this is just about as close as we can get to the venue. the flynt center here. that's because there's already security in place and tent structure that many are calling the cube. it's about as mysterious as the exact details apple is expected to announce on tuesday. >> here's a look at the cube all in white in the parking lot of the flynt center.

what it's for is anybody's guess the same is truth for exactly what apple will unveil on the night. >> i heard there's going to be a lot and i heard it's going to be crazy. >> what are you hopeing to hear on tuesday. >> that they have a new i phone six. >> i hope the iphone six, the i watch and mac book a retina. >> we're going to see phones for sure. if not it'll be the acopolypse or something like that. >> reporter: shara tipkin says expect two iphones. >> we may also see a watch which some people are calling the i watch but we don't know what it looks like. >> reporter: when cook takes place he will do so when the original mac was introduced. >> all of the previous products they've introduced have been things that come out under steve jobs watch or were in development before he passed away. >> reporter: will a smart watch

be it and if so what should it do. >> navigation, i can give the caller i d, i can give the messages, twitter, news. those sort of things. >> what about the time? >> yeah that should definitely. >> reporter: well there's already a lot of information out there about these new iphones or even photos that some claim are leaked photographs of the devices. but this i watch will much less is known about that. everyone the name i watch is just a guess. in cupertino, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. the 60 day trial period started the first week of august. small grocery items are shipped in insulated bags to the buyers doorstep arrives between 3:00 and 7:00 in the morning. depending on how things go,

amazon could expand the service and go nationwide. it's called john shaming. police in one bay area city are using the tactic to try to deter prostitution. the richmond police department is taking the practice one step further. last night police conducted a sting on 23rd street. undercover officer posing as prostitutes busted seven men now the men's faces are posted on the department's page. at first we talked to owner of this auto shop. he says the situation has improved. >> the traffic on ohio has quieted down. >> solicitation is a misdemeanor. police told us they will eventually take those photos down. >> ktvu has learned at least one medical marijuana dispensary is defined the city of san jose and is still in

business. san jose organics operating out of a small shopping center on tolly road. some neighbors have complained they're still open the store is inspite of strict regulation that is have forced others to close. the owner of san jose organics tell us they will keep operating until the city forces them to close and the owner figures it will take some time before the city does that. the west contra costa school district is reaching out to parents after a 17-year-old student was arrested for selling baked goods laced with marijuana on campus. officials at deanza high school say they have a zero tolerance for drugs on campus and tonight they sent a letter out to parents explaining what happened. the 17-year-old female was arrested yesterday for selling pot laced cookies and brownnies. several students ended up getting sick. school resource officers had to resuscitate one student. two others were taken to a hospital for treatment. but have since been released. the suspect was taken to juvenile hall in martinez. the third american missionary is now being treated

for earthquake bola -- for ebola in a hospital in omaha. his doctors say he is sick but stable. the president of his missionary group relayed a message from dr. sacra. >> i know that with or without evacuation i could well die from this disease. and frankly, my main concern are for debby and my boy and the ministry of s.i.n. >> sacra is expected to arrive on tuesday. they're looking at possible experimental drugs. a man credited for saving a boy's life was among nine people honored today. the annual award breakfast recognizes people for extraordinary behavior. heather holmes was on hand to

mc the event at the oakland hilton. one of those being honored was jose tamayo. he was at the park when he heard screaming, it was a boy in trouble. >> i got lucky. i touched him with my hands. i went straight to the kid to be there. >> reporter: the great news tamayo was able to get the child to safety. ktvu by the way is one of the sponsors of the event. complaint that is a popular app -- >> i use it just about every day. >> reporter: isn't exactly ethical. when this shop owner says his yelp ratings turned negative. >> and foggy morning and the weekend forecast. we're tracking temperatures and what day you could see drizzle. >> a mysterious burned body now identified as this woman of four. why a friend says the woman had wanted to leave the bay area.

new information tonight about a body found burned on the side of the road last week. detectives say they've identified the body of julie culochi. according to the family she was the mother of four children. invest -- investigators are still looking for any cars or persons

that were seen at the location. today ktvu found people posting photos and condolences on facebook about their friends. a santa clara county sheriff deputy was recovering from injuries after she was attacked. the unidentified deputy was in an alley behind a restaurant talking to someone and was jumped by three men. it happened between midnight and 1:00 a.m. but the assault wasn't reported until 4:00 a.m. a family member says the deputy suffered injuries to his face. there are surveillance cameras in the alley but none of them picked up the incident. and the attackers are still on the lose. we're learning more about an incident at a museum.

she poured alcohol on a cotton ball that had been dusted with boric acid. the alcohol should have gone on first. a spokeswoman for a examiner says an autopsy has been completed on joan rivers but that more studies are needed to determine cause of death. rivers died yesterday. it was one week after she stopped breathing and went into cardiac arrest during what was supposed to be a routine throat procedure. planning is now under way for a sunday funeral service. part of a freeway in the east bay was dedicated today to a highway patrol officer who was killed in the line of duty. >> the wife and four children of officer canyon youngstrom attended the memorial of a highway sign. two years ago the officer was

killed during a traffic stop. >> it's bittersweet. we would much rather have him here with us. but it's beautiful that people will remember him and maybe think about his story. and know a little bit more about his life. >> those at the ceremony called the dedication a small token of the gratitude they feel for a fallen zero. the rain delay in detroit that lasted nearly three hour and how the game finally ended. plywood goes up and sandbags go down. and what can we expect here? mark ta tamayo is up next with the complete forecast. >> and business owners sound off on yelp. one day after a ruling in the company's favor. ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com.

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san francisco's yelp won a big court victory. yelp, offers reviews to help people decide where to get their car worked on or where to get something to eat. ktvu's katie utehs says alteredded reviews can mean a bad rating and hurt business. >> i use it just about every day. >> reporter: todd and his coworkers rely on yelp. >> if a company has a poor yelp rating i typically will steer away. >> reporter: berkeley upholster says that it's yelp's way or no way. >> these are very, very custom things. just fits perfectly for the client. >> reporter: he claims his yelp ratings suffers because he doesn't advertise with the company. two bad reviews and 25 positive

reviews that are not averaged into his over all rating because they're not recommended by ye he -- yelp. only showing the bad is not ethical at all. >> reporter: yelp says reviews are entirely -- after declining to advertise with yelp their ratings turned negative, positive reviews hidden. >> we lost about 50% of our income in the last two years. >> reporter: the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals found that yelp's communication was not wrongful use of information. yelp users say it's important to add another filter to searches, your own judgment.

>> i do like yelp but i think it has -- >> the plaintiffs in the case can still appeal the ruling. katie utehs. wall street posted modest gains today. the dow closed up 67 points and ended the week positive. the nasdaq added 20. investors are relieved by a seize fire in ukraine. people are preparing for flooding as hurricane norbert moving up the coast. the hope is that the barriers will stop any storm surge from damaging homes. hurricane norbert isn't expected to be as strong as last week's hurricane which caused waves as high as 15 feet. and the hurricane category one earlier today the last

check the most recent update from the hurricane center now a category two with winds of 110 miles per hour. here's a satellite perspective if you can see the system to the north and to the west of cabo san lucas. also put on the projected rainfall. they are expecting some rain showers in southern california sometimes sunday and into monday. all this energy as far as the swell will be focused down toward southern california. the bay area picks up some south well. mainly not from this system but activity in the last few days. just keep that in mind if you're headed to the coastline. also today, you probably notice haze up there especially in the north bay. all those fires burning up in northern california especially the happy campfire. that smog drifting in with that northwesterly flow. we can have a bit of that haze especially in the northern half of the bay area. in addition to that we still have the low clouds and fog hugging the coastline out there. coastline out toward ocean

beach. here is a look at our forecast for tonight. partly cloudy skies, here's our live camera looking toward the bay bridge. not much in the way of dense fog. but scattered clouds. and of course we are talking about some football as well. cal playing sacramento state tomorrow afternoon at 12:00. some patchy fog at kick off. temperatures will be in the upper 60s and usc visiting stanford at 12:30 partly sunny skies. temperatures will be in the 70s. a little warming trend showing up. for tonight over the next few hours low clouds will fill into the bay. some patchy drizzle first thing tomorrow morning and possibly into sunday morning as well. there's a weather system out here to north that will basically cap our temperatures. no rainfall expected with exception of drizzle out there. mild to warm but no major heat in the forecast. and the beaches only in the 60s for afternoon highs. look where the clouds are

expected tomorrow morning at 7:00. the clouds gradually clear back. still patchy fog for the beaches. inland neighborhoods in the 80s to 90 degrees. these numbers not numbers -- not a big change from today's highs. san jose in the upper 70s. santa clara 78 and san francisco hots of clouds in the morning becoming partly cloudy for the afternoon hours. here is a look ahead your five day forecast. very minimal change. you can see temperatures bringing down a degree or two for sunday, monday and tuesday. at least good news at least for fire danger out there. no major heat in our forecast. just a little bit of a drop off in those temperatures especially early next week. >> thanks, mark. sports director mark ibanez joins us. a long night for giants fan but worth the wait. >> a little different forecast from michigan. but returning to the scene of one of their greatest conquest. old memories pleasant and new ones made tonight. who cares about a two hour 45

minute rain delay in the motor city if you come out victorious. she was dressed appropriately. bring an umbrella. giants continue to pound the baseball. when it's dry enough to play. already up 4-0. blanco continues to contribute. a couple more hits rbi double there. and two for four he was. same frame. brandon crawford three for three. a smash off porcello. that's an rbi single. make it a 6-0 lead. a long ball provided by pablo his 16th solo shot. benefits from all of that jake peavy. six strong for his fourth win. last year a's got fat on the houston astros. the feast is over for sure now. another to beat for the athletics and the search for the missing mojo still on. losers of seven of their last

eight. 1-0 astros here. based loaded. derek norris a little slip into right field. two runs are going to score. figure yeah this is where it should be. a 3-1 lead for the a's. big opportunity though to blow the game over. the based loaded then josh donaldson, double play ball. third to home to first. he's great with the bases loaded. not that time. missed opportunity still 3-2 lead for the a's and the sixth man on for the astros two on. chris carter again. the former a, his 36th of the year. he's hit seven against the a's this year. he's hit four in a row against oak land four games in a -- oakland four games in a row. the a's incredibly six games back. meanwhile former a's third base coach ron washington one of the most popular well respected personalities in all of

baseball has resigned as manager of the rangers. the organization making it clear this decision had nothing to do with the fact the team has the worse record in baseball. washington says he's leaving the team to attend to a personal serious family matter. he managed the rangers since 2009. the 49ers have made their decision with regard to ray mcdonald status to the team opener. coach harbaugh explains why and it must be football season. our high school game of the week is under way. plenty of highlights for one side. none for the other. sports part two next.

as season openers go it couldn't have gone better for one side or worse for the other. bishop bruden takes the field. second quarter 7-0 milpitas to chavez finds his way into the end zone from 10 yards out. 14-0 lead at the half. milpitas played a whole lot of defense. and scrimpo, 6'6", recruited all over the map. he had three sacks tonight. milpitas quarterback john keller playing deep.

christian rita, 20 yards for milpitas. how about this to the tune of 27-0. since the arrest of ray mcdonald the 49ers have spent the week on a fact finding mission. so far he's going to make the trip and so far he's going to play. coach harbaugh discusses that decision today. >> two principals are woven together here. and you know he's -- i feel that with the way the facts are and what's known he has the liberty to play in the game. >> there you go. 49ers against the dallas cowboys come sunday you will see it right here on channel 2. i can't wait, football is here. >> i know it. thank you, thank you mark. >> football is here. >> i know. >> you big fan you. >> trust me. >> thank you for joining us on this friday night. >> our coverage continues on ktvu.com. if you missed part of the

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od, mom! the party is, like, around the block. i'll be gone for two hours. yeah, that is two hours you could spend studying. i have been studying all weekend. no friends, no phone -- just me alone with books. [footsteps descending] i feel like alex. you're never alone when you have books. really? is that what you want me to turn into? sweetheart, listen to me. this is the s.a.t.s. okay? it is not some stupid science quiz. hey, if science quizzes are so stupid, why do you put mine up on the refrigerator? because we feel sorry for you, 'cause books are your friends. yeah, she wasn't studying last night. she was video-chatting the whole time. shut up! i knew it. i knew it. you are such a tattletale! girls, take it down a notch, because i -- whoa, whoa, whoa! what's the hot topic on "the view" today, ladies? dad, can you just please tell mom that i can take a two-hour break and go to a party? no, ma'am. i'm not stepping into that one. we're not playing good cop/mom.