the illustrated other almanac's. here we have the federal almanac for 1792. this maker seems to have less of an understanding of the principles of light and shadow. [laughter] but the face, the hair, the banner the cannons, the cartouchees and swags are all the same. and the citizens and farmers almanac, still less artistry. it is better than the cone head version. [laughter] in the colombian almanac of 1788. this swag has turned to metal and the cartouches look like jellybeans. but the canon and banners convey a touch of military swagger. for all of its failings, it could be called honorable compared to this last example. a pitifully crude recondition in boston primers and almanacs in the 1790's. but you will note that even here, there are some vestigial remains of the original. no doubt, it was hard to guess the identity of this unrecognizable portrait. those embellishments must have been deeply ingrained in the public consciousness. meanwhile, our friend john norman continued to reduce his -- produce his engravings, spreading his enthusiasm for washington.

open the almanac on this 21st of february, sfo up to 66. 68. san jose, nice and mild at 71 degrees. these are 7 to 8 degrees above normal for this time of the year. satellite and radar is going to show you the story we're tracking. first off, cloudy conditions. a few high clouds from the north and from the west. call it partly cloudy overnight tonight. our attention turns to the east. where we see a few snow showers gathering around salt lake city. this is a system dropping in from canada overnight tonight. going to scrape by the bay area in the next 24 hours. it will increase the clouds overnight tonight. 3 a.m. sunday morning, you see the peninsula, the south bay mainly cloudy. perhaps a spotty shower early tomorrow morning but for much of your sunday, it's lots of sunshine on the way and if your travels do take you south of san jose on your sunday, the best bet to see sprinkles is going to be there. unfortunately in l.a. tomorrow for the oscars on the red carpet, they have wet weather there as well. some showers by 2:00. right around 60 degrees and 5:00 temperatures backing off i

he had a pretty decent stamp collection, he had books, almanacs, but coins were his main thing.h be told, ryan doesn't know his uncle george well and neither, it seems, does anyone else. he's a lifelong bachelor and successful estate appraiser, a job that keeps him constantly on the move. he lives in a series of hotels from north carolina to florida. exactly how walton came to acquire his 913 nickel -- 1913 nickel is equally murky. the most oft-told story is that in 1946 he trades clash $3,750 worth of gold for the rare nickel. the seller may or may not be an heir to the camel cigarette fortune. >> he said a member of the tobaccoing reynolds family, so we can assume it may have been r.j. reynolds. >> however he acquires it, the 1913 nickel gives walton a special status on the coin show circuit. >> it was a calling card of sorts, because if you were one of the owners of a 1913 nickel, you were an important collector. jamie: walton plays the role of swaggering, inscrutable collector to the hilt. once he's seen nonchalantly flipping his famous nickel. wasn't he worried about scratc

while the almanac shows the numbers, 38 at reagan national. 25 the morning low as well and 45 and 29 are the averages here so we're a little below average technically but with a lighter winds, much more comfortable outdoor day. we're at 34 right now at reagan national. 30 at frederick and gaithersburg. quantico at 35 degrees and tonight, temperatures will fall. here's the deal. with southwesterly and sotherly winds coming in and a couple of clouds, we're only going to fall to these ranges. no teens locally in the morning. 25 degrees in gaithersburg. 22 in leesburg and manassas. 26 by wake-up time tomorrow morning. we expect it in bowie. high pressure giving us a beautiful day today as that settles down kind of south out of the picture. allow the winds more to turn to the southwest and west. might bring in a few clouds but mostly be for us to bring in warmer temperatures. that's how we'll get close to 50 tomorrow afternoon and then a little farther to the west we're keeping an eye on a warm front. but that's going to wash out over the lakes and we'll get the cold front instead. that's

paddington tied for second with time travel film project almanac, black or white and the boy next door rounds out the top five. and of course mark your calendar for oscar sunday. the big awards show is three weeks from today, right here on abc 7, your oscar station. >> and you will be there. >> i will be there. >> can't wait to see it. >> secret. >> huge. >> thanks everyone for watching abc 7 news at 9:00. we'll see you at 11:00 over on abc 7. >> warning--please do not attempt any of the activities presented in this show. they are dangerous and could cause serious injury. or you could just do that. >> [screams] >> [yells] >> do it. ooh. >> "what went down." today on "what went down," professional car jumping. professional dad diving. >> [screams] >> professional guy doing. plus, dude perfect's perfect archery. and later, a game of "would you

it was in a have itual tile with the time traveling thriller "project almanac." >>> and finally supert strings. they made emotional and at times serious pitches to football fans. budweiser ad features a lost puppy and the buyer maker's signature clydesdales horses. it seemed to be a hit. always feminine products are in praise with this commercial urging viewers to reconsider what it means to do things like a girl. the ad was one of the most popular of the night on social media. meanwhile nationwide insurance seemed to miss the mark. its ad meant to encourage discussion about preventable childhood accidents but it sparked an online backlash. billed at $4.5 million for 30 seconds, probably better than not being noticed at all. alison? >> i'm quite sure we do not run like girls. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you, jill. >>> when we return, trouble for the daughter of whitney houston. reaction news that bobbi kristina brown is hospitalized after being found unconscious. if it doesn't work fast...d after being found unconscious. t thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rap

according to the storm facts almanac, phil's predictions have been correct only 39% of the time in hisown of punxsutawney. >> poo on you punxsutawney. >>> staten island's chuck predicted an early spring today. the staten island zoo said groundhogs are right 80% of the time. >> what does it mean when the groundhog beats the mayor? that happened today in -- bites the mayor? that happened today in wisconsin, apparently jimmy the groundhog getting a little fiesty with it when he's giving the forecast. >> he says -- [ crowd says oh ] >> he says he didn't see a shadow. >> they're having jimmy for dinner tonight i think. >> oh, my goodness. >> no word on whether that bite means six weeks of rabies shots for the mayor but not comfortable. he handled it, though. he didn't run back through the house streaming. there's no blood streaming from his ear. >> that was like a mike tyson bite. >> i'd like to see that again. that's our broadcast. we're back here at 11:00. >> make it >>> nearly three years to the day of her mother's death, whitney houston's daughter is now fighting for her life. >> we're

several more weeks and several chances of snow especially in that seven day forecast but look at the almanacor today. it was cold this morning. 20 degrees. you factor in that wind it felt like the single digits. of the afternoon high only 30 degrees we didn't even make it above freezing today. the normal this time of year is 41. the record low 60s back in 2006. as we look at the numbers right now 27 in atlantic city. wildwood 27. as well as dover. upper 20s wilmington to philadelphia. 20 in allentown 16 right now in the pocono mountains. so it is cold but not as blustery as it was yesterday. but clouds will increase during the overnight. and that will help those temperatures from dropping as drastically as we saw last night night. but either way you tack about it it still is going to be cold but during the day tomorrow we'll see winds out of the south and west that will warm us up into the 40s. actually above average but it will be short lived because more snow is expected as early as thursday morning across the area as we watch arctic boundary move through and that will bring more bitterly

. >> project almanac is rated bp 13 -- g p 13. >> no credit card activity.ere. >> someone is trying to frame us. >> rejected girlfriend. >> jealous boyfriend. someone with a motive. >> they are trying to keep the secret safe. >> for now showing, i am martha shade. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekends. >> patients are getting ready to step foot into the new billion dollar mission bay medical center t we have a life report standing by. >> child obesity, why they are calling it an epidemic and one simple step to control it. >> we are taking a live look outside. >> hazy conditions. >> anny honk along -- anny hong with the forecast. when we come back. i . >>> february 1st, marty gonzalez. developing news overnight. three people killed in a car crash and it happened before 2:00 this morning along highway 101 near the 280 connector. it has closed the number 4 lane in the area. officers arrived at the scene to find the car fully engulfed in flames. they put out the blaze. and bodies of three victims were inside the burned wreckage. their identities are not known and

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and the new sci-fi thriller, project almanac, came in at third place, closely trailing paddington.lywood minute, i'm andy rose. >>vicki liviakis:restaurants and wine bars crying in their beer. coming up, what's up with this trend of high end wine heists. it is becoming an unfortunate trend in the bay area. overnight burglaries to steal high end wine from bay area restaurants. it has happened in the north bay, south bay, and east bay. kron 4's j.r. stone has the story. >>j r stone: this restaurant is a fortress because he had beefed up security to protect his wine cellar after thieves came in 2013 to sell steel the good stuff. >>: i had some burgundies they're much sought after. >>j r stone: the problem has not come away. fees came back april of last year and on christmas day of last year. >>: the thieves were using a crowbar and started to get in but the alarm which is very very loud when off >>j r stone: these cases are not unique to this place other places in saratoga and others as well have had it. >>: i think people are beginning to connect the dots that there might be an organ

. >> either that or the farmers' almanac almanac. >> many more snow days to come. bobbi kristina brown in the hospital after she was found unconscious face-down in her bathtub over the weekend echoing the scene of her mother's death. we have the latest. >> reporter: this morning bobby christinerease christina is reportedly now needing a ventilator to help her breathe. the emergency at her town home north of atlanta. >> 21-year-old female in the bathtub face down. >> reporter: around 10:30 saturday morning her husband and a friend found her unresponsive in a bathtub similar to the circumstances of her mother's death three years ago. this morning her father is asking for privacy and to give my daughter the love and support she needs that time. it was nearly three years ago when her mother was found unresponsive in a bathtub at the beverly hilton. the late whitney houston loved her daughter so. she told diane sawier that her dream for the future would be looking at my daughter becoming a woman of god. they shared lullabyes together ♪ i love you ♪ >> after her death br

open up the almanac temperatures doing better than normal this time of the year from san francisco, oakland to san jose, everybody got into the mid 60s. five to ten degrees better today than we were yesterday. so the warming trend is certainly with us as we head into the later part of the week. right now 53 in oakland and 55 currently in san francisco and 50 in napa and san jose, one of the warmer spots we have coming in at 56 degrees. satellite and radar will show you a quiet pattern over us. high pressure in control but you notice high clouds spilling in from the south. that's low clouds overnight tonight but high pressure wednesday again bring us sunshine on the way and little change over the next few days. we'll fast forward into the long range pattern, show you the wet weather we're talking about. a storm will develop in the gulf of alaska and sag to the south. by friday saturday, sunday, of next week it does look rather wet out there but still, the chance of rain some nine to ten days away but looks like the pattern is changing and bringing out storms into the bay area. that would be

they were almanacs used by priests to plan rituals. the bars and dots are numbers -- a dot for one, a bar for five. these two symbols formed the basis of a highly sophisticated mathematical system. it was used to record the movements of venus and of the moon and sun. astronomical events were linked to events on earth through elaborate calculations of time. stuart: they were operating with a fairly complicated kind of calendar. it counted the days in several systems. there was a 260-day cycle, a 365-day cycle, and then there was the great overriding cycle by which they really tamed eternity. and that was the long count. keach: with the long count the maya measured time from a beginning point thousands of years in the past. on this stela, or freestanding monument at copan, long count glyphs compute the passage of 1,403,800 days since the maya calendar began. beyond the long count, the maya also noted this date in ritual, lunar and solar calendars. all of this to record a single day. and when was that on the western calendar ? archaeologi

kennedy: the farmer's almanac said we would get snow, not until february, and the only thing to warmange and absurd news. this is "topical storm." topic number one, the most exciting thing about super bowl xlix wasn't just the thought of arrogant tom brady being suspended before the game, it was actually a game. a finish so thrilling plaxico burress was impressed until seattle shot themselves in the leg. some seattle fans knew they were seconds away from victory so started filming the moment before the big moment when blue and green confetti could certainly fill the sky and something went horribly, horribly wrong. >> you do not throw a pass at the goalline when you have marshawn lynch. [ bleep ]. kennedy: beast mode. there was a robust debate this morning as the stats here on the show argued as to whether or not that's real. and i know i, for one get so emotional when i watch football, when ucla comes on, my daughters both ask, mom, are you going to kick the couch again? because i get so mad when my team loses or makes mistakes, i take it out on inanimate objects. i'm sorry, i think

this week it trumps several new releases including project almanac and black or white bringing its domesticrnings all the way up to 250 million-dollar. >> that is incredible. >> yeah. >> famous snipper, chris kyle. >> coming up nasa's twin experiment, at california twin astronauts will take part in the space mission, what nasa hopes to learn is coming up next. xñaó5Ñ >>> katie perry, we have sue serio. >> that is a old song. >> i'm probable lit only one who knows it. >> school me on it because i don't know it. >> that is a group called brad >> ♪ >> wow. >> here's a picture that paints a thousand word, it is a mess out there yuck. no matter what you are getting it is icky out there if it is rain it is slushy underneath the rain because snow fell before the change over to rain. in the pink area then you are getting probably some sleet and wintry mix and there is icy spots around because the temperatures are very close to freezing. cold air on the surface. warm air moved in overtop of the cold air and it is just a mess out there this morning. especially out in berks county we are seeing some p

what does the stock traders almanac say about where the inlex will head.inancial world following the death of former aig ceo robert benmosche. we'll look at his legacy coming up. say you're a finance guy. a farmer. a researcher. you used to depend on experience. the internet. your gut. today you can use ibm watson analytics. it can make sense of all kinds of data. uncover hidden correlations and new opportunities. and give recommendations with more confidence on who will buy. what to make. where to plant. which helps you make smarter decisions. there's a new way to work and it's made with ibm. >>> welcome back. the nasdaq closing in on 5,000 just as the month of march is right around the corner. march is a psychological important month perhaps because the last time the nasdaq hit 5,000 was in march. hill history repeat itself. joining us is jeff hirsch with our very own larry kudlow. great to see you both. and, jeff back in march 2000 you put out this newsletter. what was your nasdaq prediction back then and what do you see today? >> the nasdaq prediction

as we look at the almanac for today we hit a high of 37 degrees.record low back in 1934 of 11 degrees below zero, that is the all time coldest temperature ever recorded in philadelphia's history on today's date. 37 or 27 i should say in trenton, 25 allentown, 31 reading, 31 in millville so most locations at this point are below the freezing number and again we have some of the scattered precipitation that will continue to migrate through the area overnight tonight into the wee hours of tomorrow morning. future tracker at 10:30 tonight not a lot around. again, it's very spotty but anything that does fall again will turn icy on nontreated surfaces. most of the major roadways should fare well because the precipitation is so light and the roads are treated. tomorrow morning even some leftover light freezing rain in southern parts of our viewing area. then as we go to the north and west, this is our thursday system that could dr. a few snow showers a our way. right now near billings montana as you head towards vancouver that's an arctic front that's goi

looking back at the record the almanac pages, 10 degrees. that's the last time that we hit 10 degrees or less during winter months. last time during the month of february that we hit 10 degrees less, 1996. we're talking 19 years ago here in washington at reagan national. will we break any records? will we tie any records come early tomorrow morning? this is where they stand. 1896, 8 degrees downtown d.c. good chance that we will break that one. as we look at b.w.i. marshall, 4 degrees. that is set back in 1979 and also set in 1979 likely to have at least tie if not break some of these records as we move through early tomorrow morning. the best news of all, the super cold air. we're going to get a break from it. doug has more on that right now. >> all right, steve. a little bit of break. it's all relative. it will get warmer for one day on sunday especially in the upper 40's. we're dealing with the reinforcing push of arctic air and stream of snow across pennsylvania. maybe a few flakes here. that will clear out tonight as high pressure gets

. >>> children's story paddington moved up to number two this weekend, project almanac was third blackr white, and the boy next door with j lo rounded out the >>> it was the most watch super bowl in history propelling superstars like tom braid to another plateau and the game was better than the commercials. even with normally inflated footballs, brady performed like a true field general in the fourth quarter. thirteen of 15 for 126 yards and two touch towns. >> it felt like we were going to win the whole game and then they made that catch and then i had a little bit of doubt, and then we made a great play. >> football is a war game with bombs and blitzes. sometimes won and lost based on superior forces, sometimes won and loss on tactical errors, seattle tried to out smart new england, world expect a running play so they passed but malcolm butler made the greatest reply in the biggest moments by a young defensive back i have ever seen. pete carol has taken the blame. >> i told my guys that is my fault. why don't you just run it. that is a real good thought. we had played to win. in our

i looked at some stock trader almanac data going back 30 years, and actually it turns out seasonally speaking the middle of februarily through middle of september is the best time for crude over the last 30 years it's gone up 24 of the years and the average is a 19% gain. i think we're looking at oil like this is it, it's stuck in the 40s or 50s, that may not necessarily be the case if history is any guide, the probability is it goes higher not lower from here. but i think the thing to keep in mind is it's not going to be a consta constant either way. >> let me ask you what's your s&p target for 2015? >> our firm is actually looking for 2100. and to be fair i don't make that call. that's a call coming out of our global strategists. >> if you're correct in your own personal view of where the stock market and where you should be invested, that would be more bullish than a 50-point move from where we are right now in the s&p, is it not? betting on a big recovery in the energy space and the subsequent stocks, betting on banks, then you would only assume that if you're correct, that your

paddington came in second followed by project almanac, then black or white followed by the boy next doorhris kyle day in texas. >>> an actor who was best known for his role as the red power ranger is now being charged with murder for a deadly sword attack. if you have seen the movies you will remember this guy. 36-year-old ricardo medina jr. starred in power rangers wild force, power rangers samurai which you don't really get the references unless you have seen power rangers wild force. he's done voiceover work for the animated tv show. police say he stabbed his roommate with a sword after they got into a fight yesterday afternoon. they say the two got into an argument that turned physical and when medina's roommate followed him into his room medina grabbed the sword and stabbed him in the stomach. he is being held on $1 million bond. awful story. >>> make sure to follow me on twitter. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to one mr. wolf blitzer. he is right next door in a place we like to call "the situation room." wolf? >>> happening now, record snow another monst

we got our spotlight tonight on "project almanac" actor jonny weston, but first in 2008 our first guest tonight to talk about her new netflix special called "freezing hot." from acabar, this is i

. >> osgood: and now a page from our sunday morning almanac.ppened one february 22nd in 1934 to be act. 81 years ago today. the day the movie "it happened one night" premiered in new york. the film stars claudette colbert and clark gable forced by circumstance to travel unwillingly together across depression-era america. the screen in which they chastely share a tourist cabin has become a classic. >> i have a method all my own. the coat came first. >> underwear shirt sales plunged after that scene may or may not be true. but there's no doubt what ultimately happened to "it happened one night" it became the first movie to win all five top oscars, best picture, best director for frank capra, best actor for gable, best actress for colbert present by shirley temple no less. and a best screen play award for robert riskin. in all the years since a so-called grand slam has happened just two more times with the 1975 film "one flu over the cuckoo's nest" and 1991 "silence of the lambs." some day we may see another oscar grand slam. but with not single p

we got our spotlight tonight on "project almanac" actor johnny weston, but first in 2008 our first guested on countless comedy stages and is here tonight to talk about her new netfix special called "freezing hot." from acabar this is iliza shlesinger. ♪

. >> osgood: and now a page from hour sunday morning almanac.906. 109 years ago today. the day chester carlson was born in seattle washington. trained as a scientist, carlson was an office worker in new york city in the 1930s when he virtually single-handedly developed a new way to copy documents. he called his process electrophotography. in 1947, a small company called haloid bought the rights to this process which was renamed xerography a combination of the greek words for dry and writing. renamed xerox in 1961 the company grew in to a multi-billion dollar corporation. arrival of the first copier was a watershed day for any 1960s era office as depicted in the tv series "mad men." >> take up the lockers in the side wall. >> the break room. >> don't take away the break room. >> i'm not taking away anything. believe me this machine is a gift to you girls. >> happy valentine's girls. >> xerox has had to wage vigorous trademark protections trying to discourage treatment using "xerox" as a verb. or as a synonym for the copies themselves. as for ches

. >> osgood: a page from our sunday morning almanac. the perfect day for genuine hollywood prehere.was february 1 1887, that land owner harvey henderson wilcox headed los angeles county officials this map of his proposed new real estate project. a place he called hollywood. by the early 1900s hollywood was being annexed by the nearby city of los angeles. and with its mild climate and pleasant screen rehollywood quickly became the new home of silent movie making not to mention the home for promotional sign for 1920's real estate development called hollywoodland. it was shortened to hollywood. came to refer to the movie industry as a whole. and feeding on itself, hollywood sometimes depicted hollywood in less than flattering light. as in the 1950 film "sunset boulevard" with gloria swanson playing unembittered and deluxal former silent star. >> used to be fan of pictures used to be big. >> i am big. it's the pictures that got small. >> osgood: despite the occasional put down, hollywood the industry is still big. with its films earning just over $10 billion here in the united states la

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it broke the record for largest under justice to go we can gross the new sci-fi thriller present almanacame in the third place for telling patterson. >> james:take a look at this. >> james:sometimes what seems like fun can get you in trouble. >> james:a man in michigan thought he had a great snow idea last night. >> james:he tossed on a pair of skis and hooked himself up to the back of a car. >> james:he was cruising along pretty will too. until a local news station spotted him and broadcast it live. >> james:a mayor was being interviewed by the station over the phone at the time and said he wished a police officer was in the area to ticket the man. and that's exactly what happened. >> james: even here in san francisco as a fall this morning register in delays and cancellations will was exactly how winner. >>darya:good morning, i'm darya folsom. >>mark:and i'm mark danon. looks like its another six more weeks of winter. that is the question. >>mark: and from a thousand revelerswe'll be hearing from punxsutawney phil later this morning. pennsylvania's famed groundhog is expected to emerge

there's a thriller called president "project almanac." >>> every time the patriots win a super bowl the> we are watching the fire from oakland this morning is now under control. >>> watching the weather a big snowstorm from chicago to boston. we'll have the latest on the snowstorm and travel back here in the bay area. well be back in just two minutes. >>> this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news starts now. >> our developing store of an alarm fire. more on this fire and the second time the firefighters had to come out to the scene this morning. >> absolutely. i'm out here, and you can see a fire truck here, they are in wrap up stage right now. it's the second time you can see that autobody shop. this started much earlier when they received a call of a fire inside that shop. they discovered it was a small fire inside of an office. they were able to put off the fire very quickly. mopped up and left the scene only to be called back to a much bigger fire. they saw smoke and flames shooting out the building. they had to call a second alarm. they were able to -- the entire inside of t

if you remember your old stock traders almanac. as goes january, so goes the year. and in the down years i think what it basically says is there's confusion. it's a confirmation of confusion rather than confidence and the average price change whenever we've had a down january has been a decline of an additional 0.7% for the remaining 11 months of the year. but you can still get a good guide from the sectors and sub industries that did well in january. >> kelly, the market still seems to be following oil. we had a strong pop on friday. today holding in there and some of the energy names are outperforming again. will it all depend on energy moving higher? >> wlgell, you know, i like the story of the strong dollar. i think a strong dollar reflects a strong economy, and i think that people are under the impression that because we're in this bull market going on the sixth year now, that it's going to end because of its age -- >> i can hear. >> don't really close on age. they close on recessions and there's nothing, in my opinion that i see out there that's indicating a r

and then "project almanac." >>> big question out there.rstar who brings home millions of dollars actually be underpaid? the answer is yes according to one economist at vanderbilt. he points to kevin b durant for an example of this. to estimate a player's worth by how many wins he produces for his team. that data is then measured against the team's total revenue. bases on the economist's calculations, durant produced at least $30 million of the thunder's revenue. but he only earned $18 million last year. he points to salary caps for the reason for that discrepancy. not that somebody is going to cry me a river for $18 million. and i believe he makes a whole lot more in the endorsements along the way. but it's interesting to look at. you can look at other sports players and think they were probably way underpaid. somebody like joe montana. one of only three people who now have won four super bowls. never paid the most in the league. >> okay. it's because it's all relative. there's a lot of guys that were the greatest in their time and if you

. >> this is brewed by almanac brewing company.aged in tiki la inty key la barrels. >> the first and last ones are my favorite. >> do you brew your own. >> i'm the brew master at the mission in san francisco. >> brew at your house too? i haven't done it in my house. >> that's pretty popular too. >> one last thing i wanted to ask you about, i was reading too that if you've never been to this event that maybe a good way to do it is the beer dinner so you can see what you're supposed to be eating with the beer. >> food really helps the beer and beer helps the food. i'll put in a plug. i'm putting on a beer dinner this thursday for citizen fox. it's the new brewery i'm opening. congratulations. >> very cool. which one was your favorite? >> probably the speak easy. >> i liked that one too. >> it was really nice. the pliny is great. i love them all. i'm a big ipa kind of guy. >> so good, so good. >> don't get him started. >> going on and on. >> hey rich thanks so much for coming in and bringing us beer. >> happy beer week. >> poor rosema