now at 5:00 p.m. >> pushing. running. everybody tried to get out. >> chaos at a chris brown cancert. people -- concert. people describe the scary moments at a bay area nightclub. >> and transfers on the golden gate after a closure, crews are trying to wrap up their work, the progress and the changes we are seeing tonight. >> millions of people around the world are uniting after week of terror in trance.

the march in paris honoring the lives lost. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> good evening. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. five people are recovering after a shooting inside a south bay nightclub. [ music ] [ shots fired ] >> this video posted captured the moments. the nightclub was packed with people there to see chris brown perform. all of the victims are expected to be okay. the shooting happened that fiesta nightclub san jose where ktvu's azenith smith is. there have been no arrests but what else can you tell us? >> reporter: we understand several people were detained but litself known about the -- litself known about the shoot -- little is know about the

shooter or the victims. i want to show you shoes like these ones are scattered outside giving a sense of how they stormed out of here as the gunfire erupted. [ music ] >> reporter: chris brown hadn't been on stage for 2 minutes performing when shots wrang out before 1:30 a.m. in the morning outside the fiesta nightclub san jose. in this video you can hear the gunfire and then screams. video shows the star's reaction before security whips him away and then another round of gunfire. fans get trampled trying to find an exit. >> screaming, pushing. running. >> reporter: he was behind it bar. among those who headed for cover. >> you are in the middle of a

shooting, you don't know what is going on. you have to go down. >> reporter: when police got there they found four people shot. they were rushed to the helmet. a fifth -- hospital. a fifth victim walked into the hospital later. >> worried about losing my friends that i was with and i just -- just my first thought was get out. hope i don't get hit. >> she paid $44 for her ticket. she questions why there weren't metdletectors or more -- metal detectors or more security. >> i don't know how someone could get in there. >> reporter: the venue changed last minute to the fiesta nightclub san jose for capacity reasons. attempts to reach the owner and

promoters were not returned. police say the shooting is still under investigation. the circumstances and motive are unknown at this time. and brown is scheduled to be back in march for a concert. >> when you see that video, such terror. thank you for the report. crews are working to complete the median barrier addition on the golden gate bridge. we are on the last day of the closure and officials are marking the transformation. >> a ribbon cutting ceremony took place on the bridge this morning. once it is opened drivers will see a long awaited movable barrier to prevent head on collisions. ktvu's katy eustis is live with an update on the progress and why it means so much for those who travel the bridge. >> reporter: within the last hour leaders said the bridge will open on time and possibly earlier and this is all about

safety. there have been more than 100 head on collision in the last several decades. 16 were deaths, which is why it is so important. a survivor spoke out and thanked everyone involved. >> many conditions can be changed and could have prevented the accident. the median barrier being the one we are celebrating today. >> reporter: she has permanent disabilities following a collision where a man passed out and crossed the center lane and struck out in 2008 and several months later they allotted the movie for the movable median berrian project. today tay -- barrier project. today they finished installing it. engineers expect it to open tomorrow morning. >> monday morning i amoping

everyone goes -- i am hoping everyone goes slow. >> reporter: while the bridge is still closed crews are working on the task of manually removing the existing sleeves that held the movable pylons. they are pulling out 15,000 with a tool described as a pick. they have obe careful -- to be careful not odamage the surface -- to damage the service. >> filling them in so the road will be smooth and it will keep on going. >> reporter: if they don't get them removed tonight the bridge will still reopen but it may mean lane closures to complete the work. tonight they are working on striping work and the bridge is scheduled to be open on time and possibly earlier. >> in the past caltrans has given times when the bridge

would reopen and it reopened sooner. any chance that might happen with the golden gate bridge? >> reporter: they will keep everyone in the loop and we will check in in the next couple hours and it depends on how fast they complete their work. >> thank you. the closure had impact on bay area traffic. a live look at our traffic map. you can see the bay bridge is all in red as traffic tries to get across and into the city. you can see the purple where the golden gate bridge is located. it is shut down. it is green on the 101 north but there is heavy traffic around lumbart and 19th avenue in the city. stay with us for continuing coverage of the bridge closure, and tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news ktvu channel 2 news will be live at the bridge checking on the progress there. and we posted information on our website, www.ktvu.com, just

look under web links. detectives are searching for clues in a gang related quadrupled homicide friday night. it happened 10:00 p.m. friday. people brought candles and flowers to add to a hem oriole -- memorial to the victims. the men were inside a stolen car when they were shot. the sheriff's office is looking for a man suspected of sexual battery. the incident happened at 1:00 a.m. this morning in front of the victim's home. inwoman was walking -- the woman was walking when the man slapped her on the behind and ran away. he is latino, 5'9", 185 pounds. he was wearing blue genes during the incident -- jeans during the incident. developing news out of

paris. 4million people gathered today in unity. leaders and private citizens came together to remember the victims killed in terror attacks last week. countries around the world are joining prance in the fight -- france in the fight against terrorism. we are learning more about the terrorists behind the attacks. >> reporter: french president is leading dozensoon massive match -- dozens on a massive march in pairs to honor the victims. [ speaking foreign language ] >> first time i am going out like this. it is important to show the world we are not afraid. >> reporter: the largest demonstration in french history, 3 million people marched through had streets of

paris showing their support for france. >> not only from the north and the west, but from the south too in this historic moment is very important. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: israel's prime minister addressed the crowd in paris. the president greeted police and employees at charlie hebdo that was attacked on wednesday. said kouachi and cherif kouachit killed 12 people. while they were hold up outside paris, amedy coulibaly seized hostages killing four. al-qaeda's branch in yemen claimed responsibility for the attack on charlie hebdo as amedy coulibaly is seen in a new video devoting himself to isis. attorney general eric holder also is in paris meeting with his counter parts looking into ways to prevent this from

happening in the future. fox news. >> coming up at 5:30 p.m. how people in the bay area honored the victims of the paris terrorist attacks. . 2500 kaiser mental health workers will walk off the job tomorrow. they say understaffing keeps patients waiting several weeks to get an appointment, putting them at risk. kaiser said we are committed to continuing to bargain whenever and wherever possible to avoid a strike. and we are urging employees to resist the call to leave members and patients for this strike. tomorrow's planned strike is ahead of a nurse's strike that is scheduled for january 21 and 22. relief on the way. victims of last month's storms will see more help this week.

the new center on the peninsula. >> and in weather, clouds across the bay area for today. no rainfall just yet but that could be changing. we will talk about that with your forecast after the break. >> and chipotle is turning to tofu. the incentive to get customers to eat its newest burrito. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪

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. a san jose world war ii veteran who made headlines for cheering on runners has died. he died on thursday at the age of 95. you remember this, he gained attention for he stood in uniform to encourage those taking part in the run. dozens of runners slowed down and shook his hand and thanked him for his service. bell was an army corporal. the family says the attention he received energized him. a memorial is planned for next

weekend. animal rights activists lade protest today that whole foods store in san francisco. >> we need challenge whole foods with the truth. >> the group direct action everywhere says it will be protesting all month after an investigation into an egg supplier. the video associated with the investigation shows sick and dead burned were crammed into small boxes. protesters said they were against any use of animals as food. >> we are demanding whole foods take animals off of their menu. if they care about animals the minimum thing they can do is stop using them and stop hurting them. >> san francisco is one of 50 cities where protests are being held today against whole foods. whole foods told us they had visiting the egg farm in

question and hadn't seen the conditions portrayed in the video. they said they prides itself on selling eggs from cage free birds. chipotle is promoting its new vaguen offering. a year a-- vegan offering. a year ago they added tofu to its options. on january 26 anyone who orders it will get their next entree free. vaguen groups are praise -- vegan groups are praising chipotle. oakland airport will be offering free people. going a hawaii or europe, get 5 days of free parking in the daily lot. it will save travelers $110. officials say it is their way of saying thank you to customers. to take advantage of the deal print the coupon from the airport website and show a copy to the cashier.

the average price of gas dropped 50 cents according to aaa. the current average is $2.13 nationwide. in california it is higher, $2.60. that average prices to $2.76 in san francisco. lower crude oil prices are pushing gas prices down. americans saved $14 billion at the pump in 2014. and if prices continue they could save more this year. it was another hazy day across the bay area. tomorrow there is another spare the air day. no wood burning for another 24 hours. a live look at the hazy sky over san francisco and a beautiful sunset out there. tomorrow will mark the 11th straight spare the air day this winter. that ties the 2013 record for spare the air days.

>> we are going to have more of those if we don't see a change. let's check in with mark tamayo. how about it, any changes this week. >> you want a -- [ talking at the same time ] >> that is not happening. possibly letter in the -- later in the week, a potential rain maker. clouds to the north and deludes the south and scattered low clouds around the bay. the main rain ban has been focused closer to southern california over the past 24 hours. a our live camera. towards had bay bridge. you get an idea here. there is the evidence of the fog bank. looks like summer time weather pattern out there. you can pick out the rain fuel the north of redding but partly cloudy skies over parts of the bay area right now. especially for the northern half of the region. and in the north of bay, dense fog showing up. especially in napa. the airport reporting

visibility over the past couple hours, 5:00 p.m., less than 1 quarter of a mile. you heard about the spare the air day. this was 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. you can see the streak, it continues into january 12 out there for your monday. you can see the weather pattern not changing too much. a lid trapping the haze. that should mix out in a few days. not changing too much. cloudy skies. areas of fog monday morning. temperatures in the 30s and in the 40s. the cold front moving into northern california as you can see, this could produce a few snow showers in the sierra but for us a few clouds for monday. it will be cool to mild. the system moves out to the east and high pressure rebuilds. pushing the storm to the north for most of the week. hazy sunshine. upper 50s to upper 60s. a dry weather pattern but then

by friday night and saturday, a few days out, talking about moderate rainfall making its way back into northern california into the bay area. clouds regrouping tomorrow morning. once again watch out for dense patches near the bay and in the inland valleys, north bay, east day. afternoon hours, partly sunny and a breeze, 10-20 miles per hour, the winds out of the northwest. highs for tomorrow, not a big change from today. lots of upper 50s to 60 degrees. san francisco go 58. brentwood 59. hayward 60 degrees. san jose lower 60s. santa cruz 64 degrees. here is your five-day forecast, a few minor changes. tuesday a breeze kicks in. wednesday, partly cloudy skies. thursday, partly cloudy skies. friday we thicken up the cloud cover, the storm moves to the south and that could translate

to rain clouds for the weekend. more about that coming up at 5:45 p.m. >> thank you. the red cross is opening up a service center this week for those hit by last month's flooding on the peninsula. it effected mobile home parks and homes. waters reached as high as the living space. the red cross will office services to flood victims from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. monday through wednesday in the gym at the college of san mateo. the bay area pays tribute to -- tribute to those who died in the terrorist attacks in paris. >> and an ad with a statement. the story behind this picture. >> and a look into the future

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take a look at this. tiffany is featuring a gay couple in a print ad. they are not models but a real life engaged couple from new york. other stores also shown gay couples in their ads.

a lucky dog is getting a second chance after her heart stopped beating during surgery. caretakers say she stopped breathing. and later her heart stopped beating and she was turning blue. >> no heartbeat. turning blue. >> she ozdead -- she was dead. >> they started doing heart compressions and it kick started her heartbeat. the consumer electronics show just wrapped up friday. that give us a look into the future. this year drones dominated dominated the show in las vegas. and now there is a new wave of drones you can by that fly and record on their own. how the technology works. >> reporter: drone craze has swept the separate now the 2015 consumer electronics show -- the country and now the consumer electronics show.

designing drones with light weight cameras for athletes. you can control this new go drone with your phone. command by waving your cell phone. >> the main defense is that we use the mobile app to control the drone. which means it is easy to use. >> reporter: you can choose point on the map and send the drone there and back. perhaps easier to use is this drone. it acts like shadow and follows you while recording video. i am not talented enough to attempt one of these tricks so we will let the professionals do that. all you do is strap it to your hand and the drone hovers above. from the fields ski slopes and parks, it follows the bracelet. a go pro could be attached to

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gathered in san francisco in solidarity with the people of france follow the paris terrorist attacks. ktvu's cristina rendon is live in san francisco where those victims were honored today. >> reporter: yeah. it was a massive turn out by bay area residents here. today's event was put on with help from the french consulate. >> reporter: one by one over a thousand people flooded san francisco city hall in a show of support for people in france following the paris terrorist attacks. today was about celebrating the lives of those lost and sharing the experience with loved ones on her smart phone. >> showing him how san francisco was supporting france. >> reporter: she says her brother used to work at charlie hebdo and has friends that

magazine. they joined the demonstration against terrorism. [ indiscernible ] >> difficult day for french citizens. you see the flag on city hall, the french flag, this is so moving to me. >> reporter: also moving was a moment of silence. followed by cheers from the crowd who sang france's national aptm and then the anthems and then the names of the 17 victims were read allowed. >> the fact that everyone is here in san francisco and also in paris, there were a lot of people, means, okay, we don't know what is going to come next but we are not afraid. >> reporter: rallies were held in cities across the united states. even though the residents are far from home, a simple phone call changed everything. >> great. thank you for face timing and thank you for my brother to

pick up. >> felt really good. it was perfect. you could feel in their hearts, it felt really good. >> reporter: and again today we saw signs and buttons like this and also people holding pencils and crayons, a symbol for support of freedom and expression of the press. >> thank you. the white house announced plans for a sum toot discuss the threat from terror groups. it will focus on efforts designed to stop extremists from radicalizing or recruiting individuals and later this week the british prime minister will visit president obama. police are looking for suspects in a shooting that injured one person this morning. police responded to shots of

gunfire at 3:30 a.m. this morning. when they got there they found the wounded man. they are asking anyone with information to give them a call. police are asking for help in finding a 82-year-old man who suffers from dementia and has been missing for 24 hours. he was last seen yesterday morning that fairfield inn and suits. he is an african american man, 5'10", 180 pounds. police say he may be driving a white 2003 chevy truck with a white camper shell and the license plate is on your screen. 7y677 year 1. anyone with information is asked to call police. coverage of the golden gate bridge closure. crews are finishing up the new movable median barrier. a live look. there is the golden gate bridge

with the construction crews there. you can see the barrier there. today they focused on practicing with the zipper truck that will be used to move it back and forth during commute times. it is designed to prevent head on collisions. officials say it will remain closed till 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. house minority leader nancy pelosi held her new year's celebration today in san francisco. [ singing ] >> it was held at the golden gate club where she celebrated last year about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon and featured mayor ed lee. she that canned the boys corterous setting the -- chorus for setting the mood today and said it is important to keep our focus on the children. >> what are we doing for the

children? . >> mayor ed lee thanked nancy pelosi for her help in getting people it work together on public housing programs -- festival celebrating oakland's creative spirits and welcoming its new mayor. dance performance nize youngest residents and -- by the youngest residents and on display art projects and oakland made food and drinks. we caught up with the new mayor. >> i love that we are showing oakland's creativity, our artistic talent, diversity, our spunky hot nature. >> the festival continues for another hour through 7:00 p.m. tonight. admission is free. oakland restaurants will cater thursday with specially

priced menus. oakland restaurant week for 10 days. diners don't need tickets. those menus include 20, 30, $40 specials. the bay area is home to two more millionaires tonight thanks to the lottery. one winner bought a ticket at arco in richmond. the other ticket was sold at the 7-eleven store in milpitas. check your tickets. winners split the $7 million prize. here are the numbers, 1, 5, 16, 24, 30, and the mega number of 7. happening now in the south bay, a fashion show and sale with a purpose. they are raising money for a

three-year-old girl who is fighting leukemia. her mother says it is incredible the support and attention her daughter is getting. >> i can't say enough about everybody who really touched our lives. >> the girl is doing okay right now but she about to begin a two year treatment. you heard sports announcers say you can feel that hit through had tv. well, now you really can. >> being able to feel vibrations from at home when anybody gets hit. [ indiscernible ] >> the technology the san jose sharks are using to bring the intensity of a hockey game right to your living room couch. >> our meteorologist with a look at the work week weather forecast.

hockey is a physical sport, fans see and hear hits but now they can feel thanks to new technology available during shark's games. ktvu's scott reiss explains how fans can get up close to the action. >> reporter: he is a typical sharks fan who enjoys a sharks experience. >> there it is. >> reporter: thanks to new technology. >> the announcers say did you feel that? >> reporter: now you can. the visual and audio experience. >> the more we can get fans involved the better off it is

for them and perhaps for us. >> great concept. feels like you are part of the game, feeling the bumps and feeling the couch move. cool. >> big hit. like scoring a goal for me. i am like, man, i love that. i can't imagine silting at home and -- sitting at home and something like that happens. you can feel it. >> i hope i am not going to get hit like that ever but feeling vibrations from at home when anybody gets hit brings a new factor to watching the game from home. >> reporter: how powerful is the sensation? take this water bottle, place it under the couch, when there is a hit, you feel it like that. >> not audio and video but the impact of a guy hitting the boards. even though you heard that guys are feeling it. >> reporter: thanks to 74 censors the impacts are carried real time to a mixing station

and through the magic of tv technology -- >> it can. >> this might just be the tip of the ice burg. >> at a certain point you will see censors on players. i know the nhl is not there yet but can you imagine the day you play as a player. >> reporter: a bigger, better, dare to dream. >> yeah. >> reporter: in san jose, scott reiss, ktvu channel 2 news. >> looks like they like it. cool. >> you get to keep your teeth. >> that is the important part. mark tamayo has all his pearly whites and talking about the weather. >> might break your furniture. feel the real thing. weather wise higher clouds right now and dense fog. eventually talking about

rainfall. not in the short term but over the next few days. december 24 was the last rainfall we had. it has been a dry streak. next few days will be dry but the weekend forecast model is bringing in rainfall across northern california. the main rain right now is in southern california and showers around the california-oregon boarder. that is it. low clouds and fog. higher clouds as well. and as far as the visibilities, dense fog, near the coast to the bay, especially in the north bay, napa, visibility down to less than one quarter of a mile. has been the case all afternoon into the evening. beautiful. the bay bridge, higher clouds paying us a visit, clouds above 20,000 feet. nice out there for your sunday evening. patchy fog tonight. partly cloudy skies for your monday. more clouds for the morning hours. dry pattern sticks around for

the next few days. over night lows monday morning, starting out in the upper 30s to 40s. the lots of 40s with cloudy skies. patchy fog to start out the day. this weather system cruising up and over us. more clouds towards had sierra. we could pick up scattered high clouds. this moves out. high pressure rebuilds and pushes the storm track to the north. hazy sunshine for the weekend. upper 50s to upper 60s. as far as the rain chance, you can see what happens tuesday. rain in the pacific. just being vertical here, stretched out. not much rain for us. but then by friday, increasing clouds approaching the bay area, saturday and possibly into sunday. right now most of the rain looks like it could be falling on saturday. something to keep our eyes on. temperatures for tomorrow, upper 50s to lower 60s. not a big change.

san jose 61. san mateo 59. again fog for the mondays morning -- dense fog for the monday morning commute. your five-day forecast, you will see a breeze by tuesday. lots of sunshine. partly cloudy for wednesday and thursday. increasing clouds on friday. latest forecastbriing in -- forecast bringing in rain on saturday and showers on sunday. we will keep a close eye on the forecast. >> we have to calm you down. >> yes. running towards had computers. >> thank you -- the computers. >> thank you. coming up, a controversial finish between the packers and the cowboys. reaction from both sides on this controversial reversal that has a lot of people talking. sports wrap is next.

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[ music ] good evening everyone. welcome tosporous wrap. the -- to sports wrap. the green bay packers and dallas cowboys is remembered for a quarterback sneak. the second 47 years later is remembered for a ruling by the officials. tony romo against aaron rodgers. after forcing a three and out, the packers got on the scoreboard. aaron rodgers finds him for a four yard score. cowboys tied. 2nd quarter, tony romo hits williams. gets away. 38-yard play. green bay answered with a pair of field goals in the 3rd

quarter. demarco murray breaks loose for 25 yards on this run. getting the ball down to the packer one. and then from there murray did the honors to make it an 8 point game. 123 yards for murany the packers -- murray and the packers had to be feeling uncomfortable. look that move. a 46-yard score. packers trailed by one. and then they took the lead. aaron rodgers buys times and fires to rogers. packers fail on a two-point conversion and lead 26-21. here comes the play, tony romo fires to dez bryant, coming down to the packer one. ruled a catch.

packers challenged which was reversed. he didn't control the ball. third and 11. randall cobb comes back for the pass. the packers run out the clock and earn their way into the nfc championship game. they will be in seattle next sunday playing for the right to be in super bowl xlix. jason garrett was philosophical about the game. >> we had 60 minutes. we had an opportunity come up here and win a game and we didn't get the job done. i thought it was a catch at the time. >> everybody knows the calvin johnson rule. i remember watching the film of that game, how is that not a catch? it is been a few years, you know you have to control the ball, when i saw the replay i was confident. >> the afc game in denver

between the colts and broncos. andrew luck against peyton manning. early on peyton manning and the broncos took control. lobs one to thomas. 7-0 after a quarter. colts tied it in the second. he finds an opening. he won't be stopped. colts were even and they were just getting going. peyton manning pressured all day. he gets sacked here. the ball comes out and recovered by freeman at the denver 41. the colts again in business. that lead to a luck to allen pass. colts led 14-10 at halftime. andrew luck was intercepted twice. he drilled a scoring pass in the 3rd quarter. 21-10 colts. the broncos got a field goal but were struggling for offensive with consistency. a two possession game here. -- possession game here. the pass complete to anderson.

he is short on the spot. the broncos challenged but the ruling was upheld. denver turns the ball over and was not able to get on the board again. colts 24-13. they will be in foxboro sunday. andrew luck against tom brady. peyton manning will weigh whether or not that was his last pro game. >> a combo you might not expect. former new york jets head coach rex ryan is about to take the same job in buffalo. he laz been offered the job and accepted. he is -- has been offered the job and accepted. he worked with ryan before joining jim harbaugh at stanford. with the 49ers he had colin kaepernick at quarterback. he will have manual at the top

of the depth chart. style come on this early night sports wrap, number two in the country is upset in college basketball and the stanford women try to keep onomassing career staff -- an amazing career stat going. we will be right back.

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thank you. >> there you have it. never in the history of the two programs had the women from washington from the women of washington state beat stanford. after trailing by 5 at halftime they played catch up, down one. three with 10 seconds to play. the cougars had time, drives to the hoop. gets her to go. they head to over time, 71-71. in ot all stanford. she hilts a three. -- hits a three. stanford is 58-0 life time against the cougars. 4-0 in pac 12 play. >> the cal women at washington. tight all the way. she led the bears with 20 points. cal in front by one. tied, washington goes in front

by three. davis gets the hoop. washington is 79-77 winner. the loss is the first for the bears in four conference games. >> duke number two team in the country taking on north carolina state. wolf pack not impressed. 55%, high percentage shot there. wolf pack ran off 7 straight scoring position, 19 point lead. the biggest deficit of the year for duke. 87-75, wolf pack, duke loses for the first time in 15 games. >> the cal and stanford men against the southern california schools, we will have that for you at 10:00 p.m. see you then. >> i am thankful to be working with all of you. >> i am so thankful. >> yeah. i guess if you are going to utter two words, why not be i am thankful. >> something positive. >> all right. thank you. crews are finishing up

installation of the movable median barrier on the golden gate bridge. a live look. the focus is fine tuning and practicing with the truck that will be moving the movable median barrier. the span will remain closed till 4:00 a.m. in the morning. >> coming up on the 10:00 p.m. news tonight continuing coverage of the golden gate bridge closure. we will get the latest on the bridge's reopening. thank you so much for joining us. see you back here tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. see you at 10:00 p.m. and we are thankful.

here you go, pad thai, no peanuts. but does it have peanut oil? i'm not sure. everyone keep an eye on howard in case he starts to swell up. since it's not bee season, you can have my epinephrine. are there any chopsticks? you don't need chopsticks. this is thai food. here we go. thailand has had the fork since the latter half of the 19th century. interestingly, they don't actually put the fork in their mouth-- they use it to put the food on a spoon which then goes into their mouth. ask him for a napkin. i dare you. (knocking) i'll get it. do i look puffy? i feel puffy. hey, leonard. oh, hi, penny. am i interrupting? no. sheldon: you're not swelling, howard. wolowitz: no, no look at my fingers. they're like vienna sausages. sounds like you have company. they're not going anywhere.