now, this is the 10:00 o'clock news. dry yards and dead lawn, now that conservation in four years of drought could cost water users in the form of a big rate hike. >> we can't take it anymore. at some point it's got to stop. >> good evening. >> water users in the south bay may soon be asked to deal with a huge budget hike, and that's angering customers saying their efforts to conserve shouldn't cost them. the water intersect met tonight to discuss a proposal to

increase rates. >> reporter: the meeting is still under way, and they weren't meeting to set the rates, but hear options for a significant rate increase. >> and the water would run down ask the hill and into the gutters and waste water. >> reporter: last month he took drastic measures for his home. he replaced grass with drought resistant plants and artificial turf. >> it's green all the time. >> reporter: but he's not thrilled the water district is considering a huge rate hike because people are using less water. >> to charge me more when i'm using help doesn't make much sense to me. >> reporter: the district says the brought caused a budget short fall, and at tuesday's meeting, they lowered the recommendation from 32 percent to a 19 percent rate hike which would translate to about $5 more a month for residents in north county, san jose and north, and cost an additional

$1.34 morgan hill and south. >> i'm the face of your rate pay irish payer. -- payer. we have been taxed to the max. >> we take it extremely seriously. >> reporter: the district said in a normal year they pay per acre of water. they anticipates if the drought continues the price will skyrocket to $7,000. still some leaders question the large hike. >> i think we have an affirmative obligation to look at the totality of the program, and not just say here's some cost and we're going to directly pass them on. >> reporter: in the last 20 minutes i got an update after three hours of discussion, the

board decided to review how they use the reserves, and also look at vacant position, and they do expect all these considerations to drop the proposed 19 percent rate hike further. now the board is setting the new rates in may. >> thank you. two other water districts also addressed the situation today, east bay mud says the water outlook there is grim, and now it's looking at buying water. it has to determine how much to buy, and at what cost. another district plans to spend $2.2 million to buy a four- month supply of water for 20,000 people. and now to weather, as you'll see from this time lapse, the clouds have rolled in, and some parts of the bay area could see sprinkles.

>> bill is here now with what we can expect. >> very little, that's the shame. it's been dry around here, and this system on the satellite loop looks productive, right? a lot of white, but it's not going to be or shouldn't be. the atmosphere thickening up offshore, some reports of sprinkles should show up along the coast, out toward half moon bay, i wouldn't be surprised if they get a few sprinkles out there. most of this green is not hitting the ground. heavier activity north of live more. this is tomorrow morning, and you see the light scattered potential, this is the problem, the system is not bringing in a lot of strong dynamics. 7:00 a.m., showers up in this area, this is the morning commute, so when i come back, there might be some more

precipitation out there, but as it stands now it's a very weak event. iran the model through 7:00 a.m., when i come back i'll push it through the day, we'll time out the showers, and then talk about a warm up just around the corner, and temperatures will get back up into the mid-70s. >> thank you, bill, we'll see you then. you can get weather information any time with our new kutv fox weather app. a multimillion dollar deal to rescue a bay area hospital system has fallen through after the buyer announced today they're backing out, so tonight the fate of four financially struggled daughters of charity hospitals here in the bay area, and two others in southern california is unclear. we spoke to employees today. i imagine they are very concerned. >> reporter: frank, employees said this has been a stressful and emotional day, and you could see it on their faces.

they're wondering if this hospital and others will be able to stay open. generations of people turned to seton for care. >> >. the prior mary doctor i've -- primary doctor i've been to for about 20 years. >> reporter: they were hoping to be bought by prime health care, but employees got a shock today with an e-mail that the deal fell through. >> it's hard. people are scared now. >> reporter: prime health care issued a one-page statement outlining the reason, saying quote unfortunately the conditions placed on the sale by the california attorney general are no burdensome and restrictive, it would be impossible to make the changes needed to operate and save the hospitals. some are angry at the attorney general. her approval for the sale. needed, and she imposed some 300 restriction, including they

must stay open for ten years, instead of prime's five-year offer. the attorney general said today in a statement her decision came from advice from independent consultant. she said by walking away prime is confirming many of the concerns heard at community meetings. the ceo of the daughters of charity health system says they are disappointed, and we strongly disagree with prime's position on the attorney general's position. employees now worry about their patients and their own futures. >> i have two children, and yeah, my husband's the one that stays home to watch them, so i really need to be the one to work. >> my blood, sweat, and tears working with seton, so not being sold is a loss for the community. >> reporter: the management has

scheduled three meetings tomorrow to give employees more information about what might come next. thank you. the san pablo city cancel is keeping the -- council is keeping the medical center open for a little longer. $2million from a sale will keep doctor's hospital in business for a few more weeks. backers are still hoping for a permanent solution to the hospital's financial problem. the board is expected to vote on the deal tomorrow. we have developing news from the south bay where the fbi and police conducted a series of raids, targeting businesses are illegal video gambling machines in east san jose. there were 11 places in the area where search warrants were executed, and here's new video

showing machines removed from the bar and placed in fbi vehicles. the raids are the culmination of a year and a half long investigation. authorities say the video gambling machines are linked to violence in the city, including at least one killing. so far there's no word on any arrests from tonight's raids. a beloved member of the san francisco 49ers announced he's walking away from football. >> patrick wilson is retiring, mark is here, watching him, he got emotional saying he's done. >> yes, everybody thinks about the game tied hour and big -- glamour and big money, but it shows how emotional it is. not just the superstar, but it's rough when these guys pull away from the game, and i imagine it's a pretty emotional time for 49 fans with everything that's transpired,

and the retirement of willis. he made immediate impact literally and figuratively, and no one that met him on the field will ever forget it. >> 2nd down and 10, oh look out! >> reporter: an inspiring and sometimes bone crushing nfl career cut short by chronic foot problems. today the seven-time all pro patrick willis retires at the age of 30, and on his own term, but that doesn't mean it was easy. >> my 7 and a half, 8 years, whatever you want to call it, i feel like there would not have been a day in my career that i can't feel like -- i gave this game everything i haded. >> we talk a lot about what a man looks like, that's what a

man looks like in every sense of the word. >> offense, defense and special teams, man. >> reporter: the defense captain and locker room leader is well respected by teammates and opponents alike. they took to social media to wish him well. spikes tweet third degree picture, saying brother -- this picture saying brother for life champion for life. i don't know need a press conference to know this. vernon davis tweeted thanks for being a brother to me, and congrats on an incredible career. linert wrote still have a chipped tooth from willis. congrats on a great career man. the future may be uncertain for willis as he searches for his true purpose in life, we do know this, he's a devoted family man, we might even see

him show up in a few more commercial, and you can bet fishing will find its place. >> catching the moby dick today. >> reporter: and fans will see him in canton, ohio in the near future in the football hall of fame. >> certain to be in ohio, and when he's eligible, probably a first round hall of famer even though he just plays eight years, just 30 years old, and close to the prime of his career if you think about it. >> the 49ers obviously had all their off field incident, a lot of players arrested, but willis was one of those players you never read about. never got in trouble. >> yeah, never had to worry about him in that sense at all, and thinking about that guy, i remember when i meet him early in his career he wanted to redo part of his interview because he mispronounced a couple of

words. the little details in life, on and off the field, that really kind of personifies the kind of guy you have there, and i guarantee you this you won't see him on a police blotter, and he'll have success in whatever he does, and just 30 years old, but i imagine he'll do good things in the future. nos. >> >. thanks mark, we'll see you in sports. did a sheriff's deputy assault an er patient? >> i was being choked, i couldn't breathe. >> the felony charge it is deputy is now facing. >> this underwater drone is here in the bay area for the first time, preparing to launch on a special mission. we have the details. and next, accused of stealing from marvin gaye. the some similarities costing them million, but so many songs share the beat.

by now you've heard the song and controversy. today a multimillion dollar select is in regarding the 2013 megahit blurred lines. a jury in los angeles found the writers ripped off a 1977 hit by marvin gaye, and awarded his family more than $7 million. >> heather talked to a music critic that told her why he

disagrees with this verdict. >> well, he says artists are influenced and inspired by other artist, but the jury concluded this went beyond inspiration to flat out copy, and after today's legal victory, the gaye family wants to halt sales of blurred line, and will file paperwork next week to do so. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: blurred lines was nominated for a grammy, and is a best selling single of all time, more than 7 million copies sol in the us alone -- sold in the us to date, but a jury decided today was a big fraud copied from this marvin gaye hit of 1977 ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: and that's exactly what song co-creators will do after jurors awarded gaye's family $7.4 million. >> i had my moment, but i had

faith throughout, and i know god was watching and marvin was watching and guiding everyone. >> reporter: the pop stars denied copying the hit during the two-week trial. williams said he understood why fans connected the two songs, but said soul music sounds like soul music, and he must have been channeling the late 70s feeling. >> he's not going to deny gaye was a huge hero of his, and that he likes the style and groove. he described how he created the song as a blue grass rhythm and blues song. he didn't think it was anything close to got to give it up. >> you are inspired by who's come before, and it's impossible to think up a tune that isn't somehow inspired by something you heard. >> reporter: former rolling stone writer told me he doesn't believe this was a case of copyright inflingment, but rather knew situations trying to emulate an error. >> yes it's the same groove and

percussion, but that's it, and there are so many dance songs with that same beat, and kinds of a party atmosphere, so that's why i'm surprised at the verdict. >> now williams released a statement saying his disappointed, and it sets a horrible precedent for music creativity. both of the writers made more than $5 million each off of that hit song. >> such a fine line. thank you. new at 10:00, oakland police released a report from a task force on how the department dealt with protests and side shows. 23 different protests from november 24th until the opened of year, oakland is -- end of the year, oakland is considering using specially trained officers to deal with the protests. many of the protests were against police brutality. the chief told the public safety committee tonight usually they were organizers to

contact, but not this time. >> we had almost no success in actually being able to contact anybody or anybody willing to work with the police, so you know, we can put it an olive branch there, but it doesn't mean anybody is going to want to engage withs. >> >. police also said they've been able to reduce the number of side slows with 16 officers dedicated to curbing them. also, we have a picture of the young mother killed by a stray bullet in oakland as she was trying to protect her kids. she had just picked them up from school when the shooting starting about 5:00 p.m. police are offering a 20,000- dollar reward to find her killer. >> reporter: they say bullets have no names, but one traveled down chestnut street before 5:00 in the afternoon striking this woman. she was simply trying to get her children into the house, and away from the gun fire.

>> children nearly started run, she was running with him, unfortunately -- them, unfortunately due to the senseless violence taking place up the street she was fatally struck just feet from her front door. >> reporter: down the street is this car with a back window blown out near the intersection of 30th and chestnut street where an argument turned violent and shooting began. >> they got into a fight, this physical altercation turned into a lot of people bringing firearms and shooting a lot of rounds. >> reporter: pierce worked were kaiser hospital, and they released this statement saying their hearts go out to her friends and family. a local pastor spoke out tuesday about the shooting police called senseless. >> wear at a crisis conscious -- we're at a crisis epidemic

in our neighborhood. >> reporter: two other teens were shot and taken to the hospital, and they're expected to be okay. >> we can't 100 percent confirm it, but there are connections we're exploring. >> reporter: they'll work hard to get the killer off the street, in hopes of bringing justice to the family. >> please come forward with information and help us solve this. >> reporter: deputies did detain several people, police haven't release any suspect information at this time, of course if you know anything you're asked to give them a call. paul chambers. tracking light showers in the area, i have been checking around looking for reports of any sprinkle activity along the coast, haven't seen any yet, but i wouldn't be surprised, especially the higher elevations. a lot of moisture, which is good, but light on the dynamics, and lift and upper

level jet speeds that would induce rain. just a few light moisture from half moon day, the darker green, maybe a drizzle there, but the way it goes tonight, more of this moves in, but in the same pattern just widely scattered. not enough to go hey it's going to rain from this time to this time. widely scattered through the day tomorrow as well. tomorrow morning when you get up it's cloudy, maybe a sprinkle. lunchtime, maybe a sprinkle. 60, and then by afternoon it should be clear, and we're looking at temperatures getting to the mid-60s. so 3:00 a.m., that looks like the best opportunity for showers, that's not north bay. the blues light drizzle, and then about 5:00 a.m., and then a.m. the morning -- 7:00 a.m. the morning commute looks to be dry, but that's a nonevent. hopefully it will produce more, but right now looking very

light. when i come back we'll dial in the timing throughout the day. this is just until 7:00 a.m., we'll push it through and look at the five-day forecast. california has a 99 percent chance of being hit by a strong earthquake some time in the next 30 years according to a report from the usds. they also found a 95 percent chance of a magnitude 6.7 quake similar to the north ridge quake in 94. there's a similar chance of one hitting here in northern california. they said the fault is the most dangerous in the state because it hasn't ruptured in a long time, they also say it's a forecast and not a prediction. a bay area deputy accused of beating a homeless man inside a hospital. >> my head and face. >> up next, when the alleged victim says happened, and what

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police investigating the first killing in albany in ten years. family members tell us the 37- year-old woman was found shot to death yesterday in her apartment. they say her name was paul, and she moved to the bay area back in 2001, she was a dental student at ucsf and a year away from graduating. when she didn't show up for appointments yesterday the school contacted family members, and one of them went in her apartment and made the horrible discovery. the homeless man that said he was beaten by a san francisco sheriff's deputy inside a hospital is telling his story. here's why the man still has high regard for law enforcement

officers. >> reporter: each step is a struggle for the 59-year-old san francisco native and self- admitted felon has been homeless for three years, and awaiting for knee replacement surgery, and he claim he was assaulted by a deputy, and it was caught on camera. he came to seek pain pills ahead of knee surgery scheduled later that day. he says he fell asleep, and was awakened by a deputy whom he says ordered him to leigh, and then -- leave, and then began beating them. >> i felt punches on my head, face, somewhere, and i was being choked because i couldn't breathe. >> when he couldn't instigate a fight he just beat him. >> reporter: prosecutors say video shows the assault. the deputy was arrested and faces four felony charges including perjury and filing a faults police report.

the man himself was initially booked on assaulting a police officer, and taken to jail, but he says they treated him with dignity at the jail. >> the treatment there was clearly wonderful in comparison to the general hospital. >> reporter: they're filing a 25,000-dollar claim against the city, and called for the deputies that assisted the other to be investigated and prosecuted. the district attorney's office says the investigation is still on going. clinton speak out about the controversy surrounder her e- mails. >> no one wantings their personal e-mails -- wants their personal e-mails made public. >> why she used her personal account to do government business. >> and surviving ship wreck, how scientists and historians are conducting research right off the bay area coastline using state of the art technology.

hilary clinton broke broke her silence today on the e-mail scandal. >> she said her use of a personal e-mail account. pure convenience. >> her critics aren't satisfied with mrs. clinton's explanation, and they don't like it was her decision to hand over which e-mails, and not turning over the private and personal e-mails. >> reporter: speaking for the first time under mounting pressure she said she used personal e-mail because it was

easier. >> looking back it with our better to use two devices, but obviously it would have been simple letter. >> reporter: she said it didn't violate state department's rules at the time, and she's handed over 30,000 pages of work e-mails, and deleted private e-mails. >> e-mails about planning chelsea's wedding, my mother's funeral, the other things you typically find in inboxes. no one wants their personal e- mails made public. >> reporter: clinton says she'll not make available the private e-mail server located at her home. >> i have no interest in e- mails about cakes or dresses, but public records are all of our business. >> reporter: it's yet another controversy for clinton who remains a presumed favorite for

the her party's nomination. >> for a lot of folks it reminds them of the clinton year, and her critique has always been a lake of transparency. >> reporter: he says the e-mail issue could stay with her for some time. she was slow to respond, and cook says that may be because she's not a candidate yet. >> there's through ally place -- there's actually place where delaying her candidate announcement hurt her. >> she'll be able to raise more money more freely though by waiting until she actually announces if she's running. isis released a new execution video aimed at shocking the world, the video show's boy no older than 12 killing an israel man as the man confesses to being a spy.

mean while in iraq, they move closer to sadaam's birth place. they were firm about getting help from iran. >> iran helps us to certain fields, particularly when we ask for things at that exist many iran. -- in iran. >> they also claim to have captured another town under isis control. legislation was introduced today that would make san francisco the first city in the country to require warning labels on adds for -- ads for soda and other drinks with sugar in them.

>> reporter: they tower over freeways, advertisements for sodas, and other beverages, but today there was a proposal about the industry. >> it's that they're fueling the explosion of type 2 diabetes. >> reporter: he wants ads to have labels warning it contributes to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. >> we do everything in our power to make sure that people have all the information they need. >> reporter: the other two proposals would ban all sugar drink ads on all city prompt, and bar the city from spending tax dollars on drinks containing sugar. there was a failed attempt to get voters to approve a tax on

them last year. here, where they sell 300 types of soda, the owner believes it's going to resurrect another soda tax initiative. >> i think it's for the sake of ultimately collecting tax. >> reporter: the california beverage industry also proposes the new proposal. >> tracking the industry doesn't do anything to help improve the health of san francisco. >> reporter: some people say the warning label is a good idea. >> makes people a little more conscious of what we're purchasing. >> reporter: if the barton memorial approves the new measures could go into effect by the summer. customers at a costco in danville is showing appreciation for a long time store employee facing difficult health issues but always has a smile on his face. >> we're all here today because we love you so much.

>> reporter: they raised $2,500 to send the 45-year-old and his wife on vacation after the man who's been living with multiple sclerosis was diagnosed with terminal bone cancer. customers say he's always so positive and pleasant they wanted to do something nice for him, and we saw exactly what they mean. >> i'm right there with bill gates, and the guy from facebook, my life, i have a priceless wonderful life. you captain put a -- can't put a price tag on these people and all of this. >> since the time he's been told that he's been enthusiastic and happy. >> he's now working on raising as much money as possible for a store-wide fund raising benefiting children's hospital. >> i just admire his attitude so much. that's fantastic. up next, new losses against

the controversial police system in the bay area. and showers moving into the bay area, but not everyone will see the wet weather, i'm narrowing in on where to expect rain tomorrow. plus the bipartisan push to change the law on medical marijuana.

a bipartisan group of three senators want to change federal marijuana laws. booker of new jersey and gillebrand of new york joined paul of kentucky to sponsor the bill. it would allow people in states that have passed legal medical marijuana to use it without fear of federal prosecution. >> a lot of people say it work, and i think states and people

should have the freedom to try this. >> the law would also change marijuana status from a schedule 1 drug to a schedule 2 allowing research and recognizing marijuana as having acceptable medical uses. currently 23 states have legalized medical marijuana. and police interception of cell phone calls here in the bay area is under investigation. it forces mobile phones to route calls and texts through it to give police access. the aclu is suing the sacramento county sheriff's department for allegedly refusing public records request. they say the public has a light to know -- right to know how police are using the technology. president obama is headed back to california thursday for a swing through the los angeles area. he came to the bay area in his last trip here to speak at

stamos ford. on this -- sanford. he'll attend a fund raiser and speech. he'll depart on friday. it's state of the art technology used underwater. >> it gets us down there, playing over the wreck and getting a real detailed picture of it. >> how researchers are using drones to survey ship wrecks in the bay area. >> and how the weather will effect your mornling commute, the -- morning commute, did complete bay area forecast. >> and facebook removes a controversial status update, what prompted the change coming up next.

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ship wreck. scientists and his historians eventually gathered to use it. >> we got an up close look on how they're use us it and what -- using it and how -- what they hope to learn on it. >> reporter: it's unmanned relying on a computer program to look at a aircraft scuttled by the navy in 1951. >> >. to get a detailed sense using sonar mapping to get a look at the deepest ship wreck in the national marine sanctuary. >> researchessers have pinpointed the location -- researchers located the ship. >> we do a pre-mission program, and load it into the vehicle, tow it off the coast, release it, and then the vehicle executes the mission we programmed in. >> reporter: for the past week and as recently as yesterday afternoon, the research team

conducted multiple test launches. on this afternoon, more preparation including testing different components to ensure even if the computer program fails the echo ranger will surface. it's an expensive piece of equipment worth millions of dollars. scientists say it will help them if i can your out what's left of the 600-foot aircraft carrier. they'll tow it out to see and back. >> this gets us down there, flying over that wreck and getting a real detailed picture of it. is it upside down, upright, what shape is it in. >> reporter: one historian says there's significant and value about finding out more about it. >> it's a rich part of naval history. >> reporter: and preserving it's memory, especially for those that served on the carrier and their families. >> it's important for them to know what they did in the war,

and there's a lot of pride in the vessel. >> reporter: they plan to launch the echo ranger on the actual mission later this week. they say the goal of this project is to preserve history. a new computer testing system made it's official debut in california. california schools got rid of old paper-based tests. they said it's going to take students some time to adjust to the new tests and standards, and they cautioned about comparing results of new tests to results of the old tests. the feeling fat status update is no longer available on facebook. the company pulled it from the list other of options today after an online petition by people that wanted it removed feeling it made light of a serious subject, and could reinforce negative feelings

about body image. weather outside getting moist, no sprinkles yet, folks at the coast are industrial pretty dry, but you see the green moving in. the dynamics or just the wind speeds and low pressure center not really in our proximity, so we're not expecting a lot of activity from the system. there's a lot ephedrine on the radar de-- a lot of green on the radar, but without a way to get it to go off you have trouble getting significant rain fall, so the system is just not going to pan out well for even northern california. light showers depicted here, most likely not hitting the grouped, but the atmosphere is thicker with the water. so there's the system, wednesday, we could see 500ths of an inch. tomorrow morning 3:00 a.m., right, maybe that would be

nice, tenth of an inch, and 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, quickly it blows out of there, and 1:00 o'clock, cloudy, starts to clear out in the afternoon, and there's your wednesday. pushing into thursday, thursday morning, no fog to speak of really. few clouds thursday afternoon, and that's it, so clears out, this one and done system, not even one and done, it's like a tenth and done. there's the cloud cover in the morning, lunchtime starts to clear out, and temperatures start to warm. mid-60, maybe upper 60s tomorrow with cooler areas to the north, there will be some rain, maybe a half inch in northern cull california. forecast highs tomorrow 65 in napa, 66 in the brentwood area. another nice day. despite the cloud cover and chance of sprinkles, temperatures well above what you might expect this time of year. the five-day forecast. a chance tomorrow, but don't bet on it.

might have a slight impact on the compute mid-morning, mid- afternoon. and then things dry up, warm up with temperatures in the mid- 70s through the bay area weekend. so broken record, just keeps on going. unprecedented dry spell, in recorded history we haven't seen anything like this, and it may be dry a little longer. >> all right, thanks bill. >> the big day for the niners, we learned patrick willis is retiring at the age of 30. i didn't know what i want to be at 30! >> he's going to start a new life. really a bittersweet day for san francisco, busy day around the nfl. we'll get to that, but if you're just a casual football fan, wondering what's the big deal, willis retires, well because players like him don't come around very often, maybe once this a generation. on the defensive side of ball he meant as much to the 49ers as lott did back in his game.

not just on the field, but the intangibles, but with persistent foot problems he wouldn't play up to -- couldn't play up to his own expectations. >> i'm leaving this with closure, i'm happy today, more happy today than i was after this press conference, than i was the day i was drafted, and that says something to me. >> first day of free agent signings officially -- agent see officially. torre smith done deal, and they are reportedly pursuing running back reggie bush. and the mvp from the super bowl two years ago, smith, is now a raider linebacker. and smith, a blocker, and local product coming to the raiders,

roy helu now officially with the silver and black, they're said to be pursuing murray and gresham. >> and frank gore, they want him to have a super bowl ring, his fans do, and that's probably why he backed out of a deal with philadelphia over the weekend to play with andrew luck and the colts. three years, probably a better shot to go to the super bowl with them. barry considers him come back, but still more football to talk about, and 49er fans you can't like this. the seahawks picking up the best pass catching football tight end. sports part two next.

all right, 49er fans some kind of week, now you hear news that the seahawks acquire the best tight end in football, jimmy graham. imagine russell wilson about to be sacked and then slipping it to the suddenly open graham who by the way only 28 years old, to get him the hawks part with their top draft pick, and max unger. that doesn't sound steep at all. meanwhile, he took a year off, but barry zito, looking good. >> fans are great, i mean, they're always good here in oakland, and they enjoy, you know, seeing guys kind of cook back to a team, come full circle. it's great to be out there and

pitch at home. >> not to be negative, but i don't see him making the team. >> oh, really? >> just see it as the end of line, but nice for a's fans to see him in the green and gold. it would be a great story, but he's got to improve. >> thank you, and thank you for joining us tonight. our coverage continues at kutv.com. >> have a great evening everyone. >> good night.

let's go, buddy. school time. oh, and, gloria, if you want to get together with the girls later i could just, you know watch the football game or something. that means he wants to watch the football game. i'm not talking to you. and what are you drinking coffee for, anyway? it's my culture. i'm colombian.

oh, yeah? what part of colombia are those french toaster sticks from? gloria: babe, i'm not sure about the game. the whole family is coming over for the barbecue. it's today? si. it's the ohio state game. so, everybody can watch. i don't like watching the game with people who don't know the game. people talk. you talk at my football games. for one thing, it's called soccer. your team's scored two goals all season. i'm not taking a big risk. [ hollow clank ] how much of this did you drink? give me a break. i have to climb a rope today.