they're known as berkeley's ambassadors so why is one of them punching a homelessman. to be the new fall out caught on surveillance video. good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm frank somerville. amber lee live where one of the combatants is out of jail and another is out of a job. >> reporter: we're in the alley way behind the cvs store. this is where the beating was caught on tape.

this video is posted on you tube. an ambassador wearing a neon green polo shirt is seen arguing with a homeless man then punching him. and a second ambassador, a woman, was seen given order -- giving orders on a second homeless man carrying a stick. >> i was shocked, extremely disappointed. we do a lot of training. >> reporter: the company that hired the ambassadors, kenard says he learned about the video for the first time this morning he says the male ambassador was fired today and the female

suspended indefinitely. >> this guy snapped for some reason. totally inexcusable. we don't think it's indicative of ambassadors but we take responsibility for it. >> he told me he defended himself. >> reporter: he told me that he had a discussion with the homeless man earlier and was defending himself. this homelessman tells me he's friends with the two men involved in the altercation. he says bailey also confronted him sunday evening before he got into the altercation with

his friends. >> that happened with us earlier and he followed them and kept instigating them. police are investigating a shooting that wounded at least two people. it happened at about 4:30 this afternoon. police responded to 25th and wisconsin on potrero hill on reports of shots fired. they didn't find anyone. but three men later showed up to potrero hospital and gunshot rounds. a medical examiner has identified a body found in a burning camper. the man has been identified as canata perkins. authorities did not release an age. police made a discovery at 6:45 this morning after firefighters

put out the flames. the camper was parked near the intersection of engles and van dyke. there's new controversy surrounding officers. there's word that the officers were running a club fight with inmates. >> probably some of the most troubling and outrageous conduct that i've ever seen. >> reporter: inmates named officers involved in the ring.

adachi played audio of an inmate that says he was injured after getting into a fight with an african american inmate. >> if i didn't fight, that i would be faced with beat up by themselves, by deputies. >> reporter: lawsuits in 2006 and 2007 allege new sexually harassed male and female inmates. the city offered a settlement in the latter case. in 2009 the city settled another suit that alleged new sexually harassed another male inmate. >> i'm extremely disturbed by it. >> reporter: the deputys are now on leave and the sheriff has launched an investigation. >> i do not accept any culture that would result in barbaric

or unlawful activity. >> garcia says he was scared for his life after they were going to take him to a second fight. >> i am scared. i don't know when they're going to come. i'm kind of walking on egg shells. tonight an attorney for the deputies association is responding calling the accusations a complete exaggeration. in short, they say deputies allowed wrestling as horseplay to settle a dispute. and that inmates were never forced to fight. and adachi was accused of conducting a cursory sham investigation. there's new information involving an escaped jail inmate. authorities have arrested his brother.

joseph carter was taken into custody in lodi. investigators say he helped his brother janel after his escape. now joseph is accused of being an accessory after the fact. a $6,000 reward is now being offered in the escape of carter. they think he has left the an jose area. he was behind bars awaiting trial on child molestation charges when he escaped. mike pantes signed the religious restoration act which allows businesses and individuals to deny service to gay people. san francisco mayor ed lee calls it discriminatory and has now barred city employees from traveling to indiana using public money. and mark benion the founder of sales.com says his company won't send any employees or

customers to indiana. the cockpit voice recorder indicates it was a deliberate act. it now appears the co-pilot deliberately slammed the plane into the alps and it now appears the pilot was locked out. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: this all comes as investigators have listened to the black box. families of the victims walked in a long line. coming together in brief to the mountain where 150 people lost their lives. french investigators say they could hear passenger screams just before the plane crashed into the mountain. >> reporter: we are speechless

that this aircraft has been deliberately crashed by the co- pilot. >> reporter: that co-pilot had logged just over 600 hours of flight time. lubis and the captain patrick could be heard talking normally after the plane left in barcelona. the captain asks him to take command of the plane and left the cockpit presumably to use the lavatory. lubitz then set the plane to 1,000 feet. the captain is heard knocking and then pounding on the door increasingly frantic. investigators say it appears lubitz flipped the switch that

did not allow the pilot to get back into. police surrounded his family's home in a town in western germany. neighbors say he was calm and low key. a regular jogger who dreamed as a child of becoming a pilot. lubitz did come to the 2008 to the u.s. for flight training outside of phoenix. lubitz training was interrupted for several months but they gave no reason. they say he passed all tests. >> when we choose our candidates we not only look for skills but we look mentally healthy pilots.

>> it's so hard to fathom if you would want to commit suicide why you would do it that way. why you would want to kill 150 people. is there any indication this was a terrorist act. >> today the german minister one of the officials did come out and say that, they have found to date no connection with any extremist group. >> so much more to come on this story. jana, thank you. new at 10:00, the long lost papers of the late san francisco mayor mike masconi have a new home. an event was announced that his papers are going to the university of pacific. a video was shown of his career. masconi's papers were lost for decades after his assassination and only found 18 months ago in a storage facility. masconi's son said his father knew how to lead. >> one of my dad's greatest

legacy is he genuinely knew how to work across the aisle. he knew how to get good things done. >> it will take about a year to organize the papers and then they'll be available for scholars to study. an 11-year-old boy stabbed at school. was it a case of bullying or an unprovoked attack. depends on who you ask. >> we have no knowledge that the students even knew each other. >> he wanted to like hurt him and they thought it was a joke and they laughed it off. >> above average temperatures today. we're keeping an eye on a cooling trend. the heroic actions just moments after the deadly gun violence that killed a policeman. >> i hope i had a better word than bravery for what this officer did.

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new information tonight on the shooting that killed san jose police officer michael johnson. investigators now say a fellow officer returned fire killing the gunman on the balcony of his apartment. that officer is identified as doug potwora a 16 year veteran of the force. ktvu's azenith smith with more on the investigation. >> reporter: according to a study released it was an officer that killed scott dunham. >> the weapon that was found next to the suspect was very inconsistent with the type of wound that he had. >> reporter: san jose police assistant chief eddy garcia says a veteran police officer was standing next to officer

michael johnson when the gunfight occurred tuesday night. >> the officers were ambushed. they had no time to react. >> reporter: dunham from his apartment balcony first shot at officers killing johnson. that's when another officer 44 feet away returned fire. police are not releasing how many times dunham was hit or where. >> this individual that returned fire, i wish i had a better word than bravery for what this officer did. but he certainly not only did he save his own life, he may have saved the lives of other police officers and may have saved the lives of other police officer members. >> reporter: garcia says that officers are on high alert. police took this suspect into custody after he had broken into his ex-girlfriend's home. police say this unregistered loaded rifle was found lying

next to him. johnson's death was on the minds of police officers today. >> it's upsetting but, just deal with it and move on. >> reporter: sergeant montonye knew officer johnson calling him a great officer. he says he can't help but think even more how dangerous his job can be. >> you're always thinking about that in the back of your head. we all have wives and kids, , we're always thinking about that -- wifes and kids. and cara liu has the latest on a vigil that is being organized for tomorrow night. >> prayier vigils set for 8:00 -- prayer vigils set for 8:00 tomorrow night. they expect a large vigil, possibly 1,000 people or more. community groups are preparing for a prayer vigil right here

in the courtyard to honor fallen officer johnson. >> our officers here in san jose are in so much pain over it and everybody just wants to come out and support them and let them know that we care. >> reporter: at the san francisco police officers association the flag flew at half staff. they're receiving tremendous support for their campaign to help the fallen officers family. >> everybody is gathering and supporting each other as a family does. >> reporter: at bratania's pub, olan nolan and his wife are organizers a silent auction. while the officers family is going through a tough time, expense should not be a burden. >> this hits home for us. my sister-in-law is on the police force. we have many friends on the police force. we feel it's important that we help out any way we can. get the community involved and

support this family again through some tough times. >> reporter: tonight at police headquarters, fellow officer mark bereta stopped by with his family. >> he's a special guy. all around. >> reporter: holding back emotion he tells us he looked up to his friend mike calling him a picture perfect officer who always gave 100%. >> i just want to say, thank you. to mike. and wish i had more time with him. i wish i had more time before he left us. i just want everybody to stay safe. and to remember mike as a hero. >> reporter: and this me memorial here at police headquarters looks like it's doubled in size. it's just one of several here in san jose where people have been coming to to pay their

respects. >> seeing the emotion from his fellow officer s is very touching. california state assembly passed a $1 billion package of drought relief measures. it will also provide food and water to hard hit communities in the central valley. most of the money about $660 million is earmarked for flood control and prevention. the state department of water resources says this drought is worse than the one in the 70s when there were fewer people. >> we had 22 million then, we have 38 million now. agriculture has changed a great deal with a lot more orchards as opposed to row crops. >> reporter: the state senate approved the billion dollars measure yesterday. it now awaits governor brown's signature. a member of one of san francisco's most prominent families has died. she was the grandmother of the founder of the san francisco chronicle. after the chronicle was sold in

1999 she planted olive trees on a ranch and made olive oil. some record warmth out there today. no rain still and more head. a number of records san jose got 85. that broke a record. 89 in santa cruz. pretty warm down there throughout the bay area. gilroy was 80-degree. old record 87. temperatures going to cool down. here we were today in santa rosa. you see san jose drops down 6 degrees as well. we're looking at temperatures cooler tomorrow, significantly cooler. five and 6 degrees. the ridge of high pressure goes up over the top. that's a fair weather pattern. you can look at that. most storms ride on the jet stream it's going hundreds, thousands of miles to the north of us and it's all setting up this coastal fog as the high pressure builds in as it does

in the summer. the fog wants to form. we're seeing it right now. this area, this coastal fog it'll be here tomorrow morning. it'll be in the great highway tomorrow morning. it'll be around stinson beach and atascadero. that fog will be around for a few days. current temperature 66 in concord. 64 in livermore. the forecast model there's the fog forecast for tomorrow morning. it's got a pretty good push. i think it'll do that too. i think it's going to get stuck in the east bay hills on kensington. then it burns off and temperatures warm but not as warm as today. tomorrow cooler. there's all the orange. you see it gets set to the east and south. that's tomorrow, cooler. when i come back tomorrow we'll talk specifically about your weekend because there's significant cooling. >> cars stolen and strip for cars. exclusive details on a bust. but first developing news in the case of that woman from

vallejo who claimed she was kidnapped. police say it was all a hoax. within the last 90 minutes her attorney spoke out. >> this is a legitimate crime.

developing news in the case of denise huskins. attorneys for that vallejo woman say the claim of her being kidded is real. her attorney is disputing the police account and says because of it huskins is now a victim two times over. debora villalon is live, this case keeps getting stranger and stranger. >> reporter: it does and it's

quite a war of words. >> this is no laughing matter, she was a victim of a very serious assault. >> reporter: without die -- divulging details, her attorney spoke out and said she has been victimized twice. once by her kidnappers and second by the police department. >> this is a legitimate crime. >> reporter: our only glimpse of denise huskins came just after 5:00 after she left the vallejo police department. a jacket over her head, she took steps not to be seen. >> mr. quinn and miss huskins have taken resources away from

our community. >> 24 hours a day, i will classify as a wild goose chase. >> reporter: huskins claims that her alleged attackers released her near her parents home. >> he cried. he cried, i've never seen this pain on his face. >> reporter: as for the long delay before he reported the crime. >> he was forced to drink something that even the kidnappers told him was drugged. he was drugged. and there were at least two kidnappers. >> reporter: now after 17 hours of interrogation he's in seclusion with his family. >> he's basically died and gone to hell. he's in terrible shape. he's exhausted mentally and physically. >> reporter: where huskins is tonight after her escort from the police department. her attorney refuses to say. but he insists her ordeal is

genuine. >> she's emotionally and physically broken. and the fact that she has been designated as a suspect only hurts her further. >> reporter: rapaport was asked if huskins was drugged. he would not answer. the other detail he disputes is the reported ransom account of $84,000 it's an amount he says does not make any sense. many aspects of this case still don't make any sense and probably won't until more details come out. >> it is just so strange you've got one story on one side, a completely different story on another side. it means someone isn't telling the truth the question is who. >> yeah, exactly. >> all right, debora villalon, in vallejo tonight. debora, thank you. you will find more

information on ktvu today. a welcome home after a 70th anniversary trip to. dobson and his wife took the trip to commemorate the battle. dodson was in the first wave of the battle and was wounded. >> when the plane flew over, i could see t era -- the thoughts ran through my mind that it was a giant tombstone for all those who diedtroke. >> as the two made their way through the airport people gave him a standing ovation. an 11-year-old boy stabbed by a fellow student in their

school locker room. now questions about whether the attack was provoked. >> investigators take to the bay, why divers believe they will find stolen cars under water.

a chop shop in the east bay. several vehicles stolen and tripped. authorities say there is more at the bottom of the bay. a dive team spent today in the waters off point richmond where thieves may have dumped what's left of stolen cars and maybe even some boats. ktvu's melanie woodrow has an exclusive look. >> reporter: dive teams are not immune to being out at the bay but today was out of the ordinary for some. >> this is some of the most

unusual thing we've done. >> reporter: the deputy d.a. says the first clue came after two defendants attempted to stole a boat. the victim described this get away vehicle. richmond police officers found it at a homeless encampment with a lot more evidence. >> we had an rv, seadoos. boat trailers, personal water crafts. everything. >> reporter: the defendants considered themselves pirates. their mark, a badge of pride. new information that there were more in the bay. investigators believe the defendants used this moving barge to dump the remaining vehicle parts. >> he is very stupid. you have these valuable cars, five, 10, $20,000 they're being chopped up and destroyed for a couple of hundred dollars. >> reporter: what is not easy, looking for the cars. using this underwater camera i can show you just how murky the

water is. that's why these divers are using sonar. it lets them search a wider area over a shorter period of time. >> these are the head lights. the cameras. the cameras picks up eight to 10-inches here. >> reporter: lending itself for false hits. >> it's difficult to say this is a vehicle. >> sometimes some stuff comes up. >> reporter: where patience is paramount. >> sometimes nothing happens. melanie woodrow, ktvu news. changes are coming to a law that bans sex offenders from living next to a school or park. going forward the corrections department says the restrictions on living near schools will only apply to pedophiles and those who commit sex crimes against children. until now it had applied to all sex offenders. parol agents will have to make the decision on a case by case

basis. a 70-year-old man drove his car right through the front window of a 7/11 in daly city today. it happened this morning on hillside boulevard. the store owner was quoted as saying the driver appeared confused. first backing up then accelerating forward right into the store. no one was hurt inside the store. but the driver of the cadillac escalade was taken to the hospital. a 13-year-old boy from martinez is in juvenile hall accused of stabbing a classmate at school. it happened at martinez jr. high on court street. as cristina rendon reports, there are two accounts of what caused the attack. >> reporter: it was a disturbing day, a seventh grader used a knife to stab a fellow student inside the boy's locker room at the end of the third period p.e. class. >> you expect your children to

be safe. it happens here too. >> why did it happen and what was he doing with a knife. >> reporter: according to police the stabbing was carried out by a 13-year-old who walk out of the locker room and immediately told an adult what he did. >> i guess he was being bullied. and the day before he wanted to like hurt him and they thought it was a joke and they laughed it off. >> reporter: authorities say the victim an 11-year-old was stabbed once in the back. ems crews rushed the boy from an ambulance to a helicopter air lifting him to a hospital. he's expected to be okay. >> this is an enormous horrific event and something we don't see at schools. >> reporter: rami muth says there was no record of bullying. >> the students didn't even know each other.

there's no report of mental illness. >> reporter: some moms and dads decided to take their children out early. >> it's okay in everybody elses eyes but mom just wants to know it's okay. >> reporter: we're told the student could be suspended or expelled depending on the outcome of the investigation. cristina rendon. the wrestle mania fan experience just wrapped up its first day at the convention center. wrestling fan can meet some of their favorite wwe stars, get photographs, take part of interactive experiences. people can still be part of the festivities even if they don't have a ticket to wrestle mania. 7,000 people are expected to turn out for that which is expected to be the super bowl of wrestling. gavin newsom pushed to

legalize recreational marijuana and the obstacles that lie ahead. temperatures high today but cooler conditions are expected tomorrow. i'm tracking how your weekend weather is shaping up. >> her car was stolen but now she has a whole new ride. look at that expression. we're going to show you the give away tonight benefiting a bay area woman.

four people were critically injured after an explosion sent rubble and glass flying from a new york apartment building today. the explosion and fire also caused that five story building in the east village of manhattan to eventually collapse. a preliminary investigation found that it happened while plumbing and gas work were being done in the building. a utility company said it had checked the work and it failed the inspection. 250 firefighters were called in

to put out that fire. a federal appeals court agreed to strike down a california law dealing with concealed weapon permits. that law required an applicant to demonstrate a real danger or other reason beyond self- defense to obtain a concealedded weapon permit. but then a year ago, the ninth circuit court ruled 2-1 that the requirement violated the second amendment. now an expanded 11 judge panel of the court will reconsider that decision. gavin newsom is moving forward with efforts to legalize marijuana in california and hold town hall meetings to vet the idea. newsom is leading a blue ribbon commission that has outlined the requirements of legalized pots. one issue is how marijuana would be taxed. and whether medical marijuana users would have to pay that tax. he says he's also concerned about the health and well being of children and adolescence. >> children are telling us it's much easier to buy marijuana today than it is to buy alcohol. so no one can argue for the status quo. i mean either we have to get

tougher on that or we have to say maybe we can move in a new direction. >> reporter: another concern is how to test drivers for marijuana intoxication. newsom is beginning a process to get feed back from residents all around the state. it was a rare moment of bipartisan ship in congress that helped solve a problem with medicare. the house overwhelming passed the so called doc fix bill. it was authored by republican house speaker john boehner and nancy pelosi. president obama praised the house saying this is how congress is supposed to work. he says he hopes the senate approves it and sends it to him for his signature. new at 10:00, a bay area auto body chain known for its generous giving each christmas surprised a deserving young

woman. mike's auto body in fremont gave away a rebuilt car to a woman who really needed one. nicolette paredes was overwhelmed. >> i work and i work and i try to buy myself a new car but it never ever gets to that point. and it, it's very surreal. >> mike's auto body donated all of the work on the car that had been a total loss. they also paid for one year's insurance. and in addition to the car, look at that the trunk was filled with easter treats for her young daughter. she can continue to go to school. do her work and -- >> that just made my night watching that. that was wonderedful. coming up here, a new food market where a department store stood. >> and our chief meteorologist bill martin tracking changes in the weather. and a new football field for a high school in wine

country. the reason they decided to incorporate cork in the turf.

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a high school in wine country is using cork not in bottles but on the football field. it is a move they say will keep students safe. ktvu's john sasaki spoke with officials today and they said the cork is actually a healthier alternative replacing a controversial material being used on many high school fields. >> reporter: the days are numberedded for the grass football field in sebastapool's high school. >> why move away from grass to synthetic. >> ongoing maintenance costs, the cost of water. >> reporter: the west sonoma county district decided several years ago to revamp the stadiums and replace the fields here and at el molino high school using synthetic fields with shredded cork filler.

>> protecting our children is most important than any where. >> reporter: we spoke to a goalie who thinks she got cancer because of repeated exposure. >> i still like grass. i still want the grass. good old grass. >> reporter: this woman who's son plays football says the field is concerning. >> playing on it six days a week. you're breathing it. it's getting into your system. you're bringing it home. you're spreading it. >> reporter: so it was to eliminate theconcern that they decided on the more expensive cork component. >> i imagine my phone will be ringing quite a bit on asking what are your thoughts. how is it working out for you. >> i think it's a better decision. it's safer for us. >> reporter: student athletes

we met off campus were pleased to hear about the cork plan. >> i trust that they know what they're doing and they know what's best for us. >> i think it's safer decision thinking about the kids. >> reporter: the stadium with their cork fields here and at molino are expected to start this summer with completion in december. meaning neither school will have home games this fall. a food market is set to fill about 20,000 square feet of the old sears building in oakland. the project is called uptown station. an investment firm is renovating the building that sits at 20th and broadway just about a block or so away from the fox theater. the market is expected to open next year. on wall street, they closed lower today, stocks did. the dow dropped 40 points and has lost ground four days in a row. the nasdaq dropped 14.

the s & p500 also closed lower and is now in the red for the year. we talk about some of that record warmth. there were a number of records out there above average temperatures. we showed you that 90-degree reader in gilroy. 85 in san jose. not as warm tomorrow. we talked about the fog that's forming right along the coast. you can kind of see it in here. i have reports of fog now showing up around daly city. the fog will be in tomorrow morning but it won't get that far. it won't linger in. i don't think it'll get that far inland. current temperatures i think the fog is going to do something like this. it's going to run this ridge line here. i don't think it's going to spill into concord but it will be in the petaluma area. the noscasio gap and pushing that way. it's just what you would expect for this time of year. it's been warm, the warm air rises into the valley.

it pulls off this cooler air. it's lightweight summer pattern. today was the warmest day of the week. temperatures are going to trend thursday, friday and saturday. today they were the warmest saturday and sunday they drop off. it never gets cold. if you didn't see these numbers you would say look how cold -- no it's just going to drop off down into the 70s. low 70s on saturday. not a big cool down. a big cool down from today but not a big cool down in the big scheme of things for march. 70s across the bay tomorrow where there were 80s we're going to be in the mid-70s. and where there were mid-80s we'll be in the upper 70s like out toward brentwood into antioch and areas like that. so you get the picture. nice looking day tomorrow. that's your friday. the forecast in san francisco tomorrow, 69 degrees for a daytime high. there's your coastal fog. it'll break off down by the ballpark south of market. the fog it'll hang out in the outer sunset district. there'll be a little sun out in golden gate park. not as much as we have had the

last couple of days. it'll just be more fog. san jose 83 degrees. 75degrees at lunchtime. 80 in vacaville tomorrow. 72 in richmond. nice looking day. air quality because the winds are going the right way. pretty much they're going on shore. pretty much you're getting good -- 65 in pacifica but they all seem to be flying by. there's no rain out there. it's just not a good thing. but this is how it's going to be. the long range models are dry and it's just going to be, you know springtime now is what it's going to do. >> it's nice to get that quick little sprinkle on monday. >> it's good we got something. >> we need way more than that. >> we need a couple more. it doesn't mean it's over. just we're dry for a little while. >> we're widdeling it down to the elite eight. >> this is putting your money

where your mouth is. dean smith the late legendary coach of south carolina wield $800 to every player so they could go out and have dinner on the coach. all told 180 checks, $36,000. that is cool. now the current tar heel taking on wisconsin and there's a power couple for you. aaron rogers, olivia munn. terrific save here. ball going out of bounds. and comenski with 19. a little disappointing cheese head on the wisconsin fan. nice finish, he had 23 and the badgers win 79-72. they are on to the elite eight against the winner of xavier and arizona. shawn miller coaching against his former team subplot. second half deep davis. nine minutes to go the

musketeers. arizona wins 68-60. now the other wildcats barely broke a sweat against west virginia. although ashley certainly did. first half, tyler ulis going to throw it up and marcus league going to throw it down. 44-18 kentucky at the half. second half, more of the same. andrew harrison the steal behind the back and the finish. kentucky wins 78-39. and really it wasn't even that close. elsewhere, they will face noter dame in the elite eight. the irish dispatch 81-70. still ahead how the sharks pulled out all the stops in the motor city and how tim lincecum is there in a key spring tune up against a bay area rival.

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patrick marleau the steal. get it to logan couture. it is 4-2 san jose. third period another detroit turnover. this time belt burns takes advantage. marleau his first of two on the night. 17 on the season and the sharks get a win they had to have 6-4. timmy and the giants against the a's. billy butler to eight. gentry bends over and makes it 4-1 as. winds up a long single. the giants to get two in the inning. but not enough. i know it's spring training but the a's have won all four meetings with the giants this spring. for whatever that's worth. >> it's winding down those spring training games. >> and our coverage continues

on ktvu.com. >> if you missed any part of this newscast. you can always catch the rebroadcast starting momentarily on tv 36. and mornings on two at 4:30 a.m. in the morning. see you later everyone. >> good night.

oh, i forgot to ask. did it hurt? did what hurt? when you fell from heaven and landed on earth. i didn't fall from... oh. [ laughs ] because i'm an angel! [ laughs ] why are you so sweet? maybe just 'cause i'm so damn happy. today is jay's birthday. so i'm taking him to hawaii for a whole week. big suite in maui, just the two of us. got manny tied up in the backyard -- big bowl of kibble. [ chuckles ] i'm kidding. he's staying with claire and phil. this whole thing was a big surprise. i did it all myself -- the flight, the hotels. cost me a fortune, but it was worth it. cost me a fortune. in case i forget to say it a few hundred times this wee