california burglary. justice gorsuch: california burglary. mr. kneedler: and only because -- only because california burglary does not require an unlawful entry -- justice gorsuch: right. mr. kneedler: -- or unlawful remaining, and therefore, it does not satisfy generic burglary, but -- but generic burglary, as this court again unanimously held in -- in -- in leocal, is a classic example. and if i could use a couple of others, just to show that the court is not at sea here, kidnapping is another one. kidnapping may be accomplished -- it's typically accomplished maybe by the use of force, but can also be accomplished by trick. but that -- that doesn't mean that it's not covered by 16(b) because the entire time that the victim is being confined, whether or not he or she knows it initially that she's being confined against her will, once she finds out that she is, the risk of harm will materialize. it's a continuing offense -- justice gorsuch: but -- but, mr. kneedler, i'm sorry, i just -- i just am stuck on my question. how am i supposed to determi

or car burglary, same exact or car burglary, same exact problem.r to take one example directly out of acca, extortion. it all depends upon the ordinary case analysis, which -- which goes back to justice sotomayor's question early on. the heart of this problem is this ordinary case approach, and none of the -- the statutory differences that the government has pointed to help you figure out what the ordinary case is. justice kagan: and, mr. rosenkranz:, just to tie in this ordinary case problem with this phrase about "during the commission of the crime," has the government in all of this briefing and in all of this argument ever come up with a single crime in which the ordinary case of that crime, the injury would be occurring after the commission of the crime? if the commission of the crime is taken to mean not just elements but a more general view of what the crime is. mr. rosenkranz: in this case, no. justice kagan: i'm just suggesting that the government has never come up with a single case under acca in which -- and, remember, acca requires you

saying that burglary at the headquarters, that was not just a burglary, it was a dirty trick by the president and the president should have to answer for it. lawrence o'brien today filed a suit for $1 million for the reelection of the president and five men arrested early saturday who were charged with breaking into the party's national headquarters at the watergate in washington. carl stern has the report. >> i wish to emphasize that the deadly seriousness of which we view of this entire matter. i am pleased to know that the fbi is investigating this case. i am shocked to learn that the white house through its official spokesperson deems unworthy of notice of blatant act of political espionage. two of the intruders had the name and phone number of another ex-cia agent. he says he knows more than he's telling and he feel he's on the right track in suing the commit teal as a co-conspirator with the five men. >> right after the watergate burglary happened, right away the dnc filed a civil lawsuit against the committee to reelect the president saying that was not some random burglars. their laws

unit has identified twenty additional burglary suspects connected to several different burglary crewsng to arrest. lt. mceachern says their work is just beginningsot at sfpd headquarters in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (robin) a viral video of a grusome school yard fight has some students and parents outraged. parents say the district's response was even more shocking. this video was recorded at a school in colorado. some worry that the problem may go deeper than just that one incident after social media pages were discovered promoting fight clubs. in a statement -- a district spokesperson wrote 'the idea that any incidents are connected is false.' < "schools supposed to be a place that keeps our kids safe, but it seems like not these days.">(robin) district officials say they plan to boost security at the school in question starting this week.

unit has identified twenty additional burglary suspects connected to several different burglary crewsficers are seeking to arrest. lt. mceachern says their work is just beginningsot at sfpd headquarters in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: temperatures soared in the 70s in many parts of the bay area today. it was well above the average with even a few record highs. the clouds have started to move in again as another storm remains poised off the coastline. it is dry on the doppler radar now but that will likely change tomorrow. it doesn't look anything like our last storm but there is a chance of a few light showers. on the satellite you can see the storm to our west. the skies will become mostly cloudy tonigh

unit has identified twenty additional burglary suspects connected to several different burglary crews that officers are seeking to arrest. lt. mceachern says their work is just beginningsot at sfpd headquarters in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) this week marks a major milestone.... and deadline.... in the northbay. it's the sixth month anniversary of the firestorm that ripped through... destroying thousands of homes. plus, all debris is supposed to be cleaned up....as of today. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, progress has been made, but not everyone in the county is following the rules.(take pkg) (terisa estacio reporting) here in sonoma county - most homes wiped out by the fires are gone... crews have come in and cleared away the hazardous debris. april 9th was the deadline imposed by the county and city of santa rosa to remove d

they're saying it's about the burglary. david brinkley is saying what everybody was thinking, this is a joke. the democratic party will lay blame for that at the doorstep of the white house? everybody thought it was a joke. they filed this lawsuit. this is the "washington post" coverage the next day. bob woodward, headline, o'brien sues gop campaign, lays blame for bugging on white house. democratic national chairman seizing on the break-in of party headquarters as a major campaign issue attempted to lay responsibility at the door of the white house. he said there's a developing clear line to the white house and cited the potential involvement of special counsel to the president. o'brien made his remarks as the dnc filed a million dollar lawsuit against the committee for the re-election of the president whose chief security agent was one of the five men arrested at the break-in at 2:30 a.m. on saturday. president nixon's campaign chair denied any party responsibility and called the lawsuit another example of sheer demagogue

unit has identified twenty additional burglary suspects connected to several different burglary crewsare seeking to arrest. lt. mceachern says their work is just beginningsot at sfpd headquarters in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news ( steve ) ( steve ) we want to check the weather with the 'ten at ten' forecast...(pam) lawrence karnow is here with all the details .. lawrence karnow: temperatures soared in the 70s in many parts of the bay area today. it was well above the average with even a few record highs. the clouds have started to move in again as another storm remains poised off the coastline. it is dry on the doppler radar now but that will likely change tomorrow. it doesn't look anything like our last storm but there is a chance of a few light showers. on the satellite you can see the storm to our west. the skies will become mostly cloudy to

today it is car burglary. basically we have taken approach in my office that is data griffedrivenin the way we do oud that has provided results in the way we prosecute and it is leading to a tremendous amount of capacity to work with other. i want to give you quick highlights here. this case i have in front of you this individual was a serial auto burglar and able to indict him this week on 20 counts of burglary and part of this was the work that csu did taking crimes back to 2016 and holding this personal accountable which took a tremendous amount of work. when you hear these things on the news and you see this kind of work it doesn't happen by accident. there are some people working a great deal in the case. we have 48 incidents that were going across the bay area and it was here in san francisco that we were able to identify the case and put the cases together working with other agencies around the bay area, this particular crew was able to be charged. they are being processed and over $500,000 in property

. >>> a car burglary and auto theft caught on camera in belmont. you can see two men walking down the street early tuesday morning taking items from cars. multiple vehicles were broken into by the two suspects who also stole a silver bmw. the vehicle was later recovered. belmont police asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> the city of san francisco today rolled out a new initiative aimed at curving auto burglaries. >> city leaders are pointing to a decrease in auto burglaries as proof they're moving in the right direction. >> reporter: ask anyone and they have a story to tell. >> i've been hit, but a friend of mine this morning have called up and asked how is your day going, she said terrible, i was in the gym this morning and they broke my window. >> reporter: last year alone there were 31,000 car break ins report bid police. so far the number -- reported by police. so far this year the numbers are down by 17 percent, and they're launching a park smart campaign aimed at stopping burglaries before they start. >> prevention is the

our burglaries are down, and we know as the mayor stated that our auto burglaries are down, and we will not rest on our laurels. those of us that have been in this business know that we have more work to do. now the mayor has outlined some steps that we have already taken, but i want to put some context to what that means in terms of the drop in auto burglaries. we're talking about 17% for the first three months of the year. that's over 1,000 less victims, 1,000 crimes that we believe were prevented. doubling our foot patrols, we know that especially hads deter crimes, and these officers standing behind me are some of the best in what they do. we've reallocated resources towards our property crimes. last week, those investigators put together a spring of investigations that led to the arrest of several serial burglars in our city and the region. i want to go back to something that the mayor said and something that you'll hear me say over and over again. when we talk about crime and particularly auto burglaries, prevention is the key. prevention is the key. we're asking people not to mak

twenty additional burglary suspects connected to several different burglary crews that officers areking to arrest. lt. mceachern says their work is just beginning. (vicki) in sonoma county - most homes wiped out by the fires are gone... crews have come in and cleared away the hazardous debris. this week was the deadline imposed by the county and city of santa rosa to remove damaged structures for those who opted out of the government sponsored clean up program. that includes commmercial properties as well. firefighters say it was necessary to put out a deadline, and what will happen to those who choice not to clean up. <"it is important because the fires left hazardous materials and not fair to those wanting to rebuild. we can look to the courts for assistance if the properties including commerical don't act."> again, firefighters say they will start working with the courts to get people into compliance for the good of all as this area moves toward rebuilding. (grant) a homicide investigation is underway tonight after a bag of human remans was found in a river in sacramento... repor

this is in connection with a home burglary ring that has been broken up. back to you guys. >> allie rasmus, thank you. >>> major changes are happening in oakland including addressing homelessness and a possible purchase of the oaken a's buying the coliseum complex. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf is in the studio with us. what are these big changes? >> it is always great to be here and we are excited the oaken a's are looking to be in exclusive negotiations with the howard terminal site at jack london square and the coliseum site. it doubles chances of getting a great ballpark in oakland so that is great for the fans responsible for the taxpayers and can revitalize both neighborhoods. >> have you been able to determine if what they have offered for the coliseum is it a fair deal? >> it is a beginning negotiating point, obviously deals include more than just money. we did an appraisal a couple of years ago and we will have to reappraise but that is a good place to start. >> so what do we know about howard terminal?>> they have expressed a slight preference fo

there's been a drop in burglaries since arrests have been made. here's a look at the stolen items that they have recovered. jewelry. guns. cash. they say valued at $3 million. police do think the chinese community was targeted because it was the lunar new year and a time when cash and jewelry is prevalent in the home. during some of the arrests, some of the suspects put up a fight. there was some resistant, but no one was injured, nothing alarming, and no one was injured in any of the robberies. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> that clear video is amazing. thank you so much. >>> palo alto police arrest information how they arrested a man suspected of sexual assaulting a teenager at gunpoint. the 29-year-old was arrested yesterday in his home in richmond. the police say detectives found evidence linking him to the march 28th attack on a trail. the investigators say he's suspected of another attack earlier last month. >> there was another sexual assault that occurred on march 4th in the jurisdiction of the east bay police depart

since then, auto burglaries have plummeted 83%, down from 44 burglaries in january to just nine last month. >> this is an area where we can lead by example. we can control this property and we can focus on efforts that are going to work for car break-ins. >> i am very pleased to see that the mayor and the police are taking on the advice and suggestions that we have been making for months now. >> reporter: the district attorney's office said they have been focusing on the issue releasing a report detailing which garages have been a target of auto burglaries. at the same time, he says their office has been using every tool they can to prosecute burglars. they used a grand jury indictment by saying that the sean -- this man is a repeat burglar who slipped through the crack for two years. the district attorney said that bringing a grand jury indictment is time-consuming, taking weeks to gather the material and to convince a grand jury to indict. that is part of the reason that his office is asking for an a bit -- additional million dollars. they want to use every tool to prosecute offend

. >> we are canvassing our car burglary hot spots. and posting pop up messages throughout the city of san francisco. that if you love it, don't leave it. >> reporter: and if you look at the sign, you can see it, it says park smart. if you love it, don't leave it. they are expecting more signs like this to pop up in auto burglary hot spots throughout the city. mike, back to you. >>> in contra costa county chp officers are investigating two freeway shootings. >> reporter: officers say the two shootings are not connected. however, both were motivated by road rage. around 11:00 last night, shots were fired at a vehicle traveling east on highway 4 near concord. it was near port chicago highway and the willow pass road off ramp. the car that was shot at drove to antioch before stopping. chp towed the car back to the chp office and here you can see bullet holes on the side. this is the second road rage shooting that chp investigated. earlier at 9:45 p.m. chp was called for a shooting that happened on 680. >> the the other vehicle threw bottl

there were 31- thousand reported auto burglaries..grant) but today the city's mayor and police chief announced that so far this year, they are seeing a 17 percent drop in the car break-ins.(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly reports city leaders are announcing new tactics to curb that crime trend even further. it's invasive...it's annoying....and seems to happen constantly.. so much that auto burglaries are top of mind to many city drivers. tonight i'm going to taylor street and i'm like this is the middle of the tenderloin i don't know where i'm gonna park parking your car in san francisco should not be a game of roulette flanked by the police cheif the mayor says the recent dip in auto burglarlies...is good news. the crime down 17% from january to march from the same time in 2017....but still more needs to be done. the status quo is not ok on our streetsin addition to doubling foot patrols....and dedicating a unit to propery crimes the police department will be training 3 dozen more officers at all 10 precincts on how to dust for prints..

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they will roll out that sign in other areas hit hard by auto burglaries. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up on this holocaust remembrance day a new study shows americans may already be forgetting about the events from not that long ago. >> it's very sad that with all the information available to us, that people are not aware of what has happened. >> plus officials back down from a plan to double entrance fees at national parks. we'll tell you about the new plan just announced today. trusyou and lantus. you go together, so stay together. ♪ stay together with a $0 copay, you've got zero reasons to leave, and every reason to stay. lantus is used to control high blood sugar in people with diabetes. do not use lantus to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. get medical help right away if you have a serious allergic reaction such as body rash or trouble breathing. don't reuse needles or share insulin pens. the most common side effect is low blood sugar which can be life-threatening. it may cause shaking, s

can be numbing.car burglaries are one example of a crime that is incredibly frustrating.ith more than 30 thousand break in's in san francisco you might wonder how do we stop all these car burgularies well surprisingly enough stanley roberts has an optimistic streak and he learned that maybe things are turning around . it's midday i can't believe it, it's like in the middle of the day people are coming breaking into your car. i can believe if it was was the middle of the night this is a tourist visiting from florida he just discovered his rental car window was smashed ..but i see the bags are still in it i don't know what's missing from the bags because i haven't checked it yet i'll come back to him in a moment unless you are a tourist or have been sleeping under a rock you probably already know the bay area has an auto burglary problem that being said there has been a strong effort to take back the streets with heavy police enforcement and signs everywhere to alert people of the problem nats ambiance the ones hardest hit have been tourist .. bandits have struck at the fam

this started around 6:30 when officers responded to a burglary in process. when they arrived they spotted a man in the driveway of the home. that man took off sparking a foot chase. the suspected burglar jumped into a canal next to the home. when he appeared to be in distress, an officer jumped into the water to try to rescue him but could not find him. his body was found later by police dive teams. so far his identity has not been released and an investigation is under way. >>> in berkeley one man is under arrest accused of grabbing a female student on the uc berkeley campus. a security monitor told the suspect to leave and called university police. the officer who responded recognized the suspect as a person of interest in a burglary and false imprisonment case. meanwhile in a separate case berkeley police are still looking for a man accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl last week in broad daylight. this happened last thursday at 11:00 in the morning on addison street. a teenager told police she was out walking when she was grabbed from behind, hel

these are ten of the burglary suspects. police say the burglaries have been taking place in both occupied and unoccupied homes... targeting people in the bay view, ingleside and tarval districts. police used sureveillance video to identify suspects. ( james ) a man is being called a hero after stepping in to help 2 people who were being attacked with a knife. it happened in front of the fare gates of the colliseum station in oakland. david harris said he heard a woman screaming... then saw a man attacking and stabbing 2 people with a knife. the oakland landscaper says he ran over... grabbed the man's wrists... and got him on the ground. harris says the reason he jumped in was because of his own brush with death. ( james ) robert dolph was arrested on two counts of attempted murder. ( dar

people in this area of south london say burglary is a long—standing concern, but this incident will standut for its fatal consequences. jessica parker, bbc news. vauxhall is to build a new van model in luton. the decision will safeguard moo jobs and should secure the plant's future until 2030. the business secretary greg clark said the announcement was a vote of confidence in vauxhall‘s workforce and in the uk's car industry. our business editor simonjack reports. the future of vauxhall‘s two uk plants, here in luton and at ellesmere port, has been a concern ever since vauxhall became part of the peugeot—citroen family, when psa bought general motors‘ european business. the boss of psa has previously said brexit uncertainty would delay major investment decisions. so what has changed? we have a strong performance plan for the plant, that we are now going to implement to give the plant the possibility to catch up, in terms of cost and quality competitiveness, with all the other european continental plants.

they will roll out that sign in other areas hit hard by auto burglaries.istien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san francisco supervisor aaron peskin is presenting his legislation to the city's land use committee that would regulate electric scooters. the legislation would allow the municipal transportation agency to regulate the scooters, shared scooters and would create a permitting process. critics say the electric scooters are often left in front of buildings blocking entrances and sidewalks. under the legislation, the mta could remove the scooters if they did not have a proper permit or were improperly parked. according to "san francisco chronicle," one of the scooter companies, bird, has interpreted this legislation as peskin wanting to ban the scooters. peskin denies that. >>> a substantial majority of wine country homeowners who lost their homes in the north bay wildfires are not getting nearly enough insurance money to rebuild. it's a question we have been trying to answer and ktvu's tom vacar talked to two legal experts today who saw law and politics

in 30 minutes san francisco police will release more information on a home burglary ring. allie rasmus with more on the areas where people have been targeted.>> reporter: police have surveillance video and other evidence that shows there were multiple people involved in this home burglary ring targeting residents in san francisco and other cities. we expect police to talk more at a news conference that is about to start 30 minutes from now. several people were arrested and this comes one month after police released a crime statistics report that showed an increase in property crimes including home burglaries for 2017, last year there were 54,000 property crimes which is up from 7000 from the year before. car break-ins were also up 25% compared to the year before also included under the same category. we expect to learn more information as police start a news conference happening in 30 minutes to talk about the arrest of several people in connection to the home burglary ring. when we wrap up we will be headed inside for inn update. back to you guys.>>> everyone is back from

one of the burglaries was caught on surveillance video. home owner opens the garage there on the left and masked men sneaked out into the waiting vehicle. up to 60 homes were targeted. >> we determined that 11 firearms, hundreds of pieces of jewelry, u.s. and foreign currency, credit cards, pass ports, vehicle titles, and vehicle keys were stolen, valued at nearly $3 million. >> police say as many as 30 people may have been involved in these burglaries. >>> at the state capital, there is a bill that would make it easier for rental car companies to make it easier to fill their assembly. there is a debate over privacy. supporters of the bill say it would allow rental car companies to use gps tracking to locate stolen vehicles that are not turned in on time. privacy advocates are worried the proposal would open the door for the companies to track their customers. the bill is supposed to be heard from the public safety committee today. >>> events are planned across the area to mark equal pay day after a major ruling from a panel of major judge

. >>> the sfpd ramping up arrests on car burglaries.n a five-day period this month police made several auto burglary arrests throughout san francisco and here are some of the suspects, 11 people in custody tonight, one juvenile also arrested in the crackdown. this increased commitment to stopping car b >> it's an example of the chief's new strategy to combat auto burglaries in san francisco and that's a multi- pronged approach. one is just high visibility uniformed patrol officers out there, but we also have plain clothes officers doing surveillance. >> this increased commitment to stopping car break-ins comes after a report that showed a historic high just last year, more than 3,100 reported indents. >>> berkeley police are looking for the suspect who sexually assaulted a teenage girl at gunpoint. officers say the high school aged girl was walking alone on addison street around 11:00 yesterday morning. she reported a man grabbed her from behind and pressed a gun to her side. he then walked her to the side yard of a home and sexually as

78—year—old pensioner is arrested on suspicion of murder after a man died following a suspected burglaryh east london. also coming up in the next hour — it's 50 years since the assassination of martin luther king. events will commemorate the anniversary of his murder, including a ceremony at the motel where was shot. the opening ceremony for the 21st commonwealth games is under way, kicking off 12 days of events on the gold coast. this is the scene live from queensland in australia. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the british delegation to the international chemical weapons regulator the opcw has dismissed russia's proposal for a joint investigation into the salisbury nerve agent attack as "perverse". officials said the idea was a "diversionary tactic" by moscow. the opcw has been holding an emergency meeting at the hague,— an emergency meeting at the hague, at russia's request, to discuss the poisoning. the government has strongly defended its belief that russia was behind the nerve agent attack in salisbury after the head of the porton down defence laboratory said it could not

police arrest a man wanted in connection with a burglary in south—east london, during which one intruderas fatally stabbed. tributes are paid to avicii, one of the world's biggest dance music stars, who has died at the age of 28. also in the next hour: the state pension gender gap is "narrowing too slowly" according to consumer group which? men still receive an average of £28 more a week in state pension than women, despite reforms to narrow the gap. and coming up half an hour: can drones deliver? click takes a look at how drone technology is driving the global economy and may change the way we live our lives. good afternoon. let's go live to hyde park in central london, where a iii—gun salute is about to begin to mark the 92nd birthday of her majesty the queen. her majesty the queen turning 92 today. as you can see, those facts down the side of your screen, the old est ever down the side of your screen, the oldest ever british monarch. this gun salute is under way. it started at mid—date in hyde park, not a 21 gun salute but a 41 gun salute. the basic salute round to honour the queen is

for san francisco police have new leads after a string of home burglaries. coming up, a big update expected about suspects in connection with those clients. >>> airstrikes in syria maybe in retaliation for a chemical weapons attack over the weekend.  >>> we have a problem at the bay bridge. you can see the fire department here trying to get through for the accident. we are at a stop here at the bay bridge. we will let you know more about this coming up. >>> a few high clouds will make their way into day but not before we have upper 70s to 80s. to describe the new signature crafted recipe by mcdonald's: garlic white cheddar. layered with a slice of white cheddar cheese... a medley of crispy garlic chips... ...and a dramatic drizzle of creamy garlic aioli. (breath) luckily, you can take your time to savor every bite. >>> the department of the defense is denying any u. s. connection to a string of deadly airstrikes in syria. the u. s. defense account posted this on twitter. the dod is not conducting airstrikes win syria. however, we continue to closely watch

a 28—year—old man wanted in connection with a failed burglary where an intruder was killed has been arrestedn arrested in kent on friday. officers said he was being held on suspicion of two counts of burglary, theft and possession of a controlled substance. there could be dangerous levels of nerve agent in salisbury, after the poisoning of sergei skripal and his daughter last month. ata skripal and his daughter last month. at a public meeting last night, as senior government scientists told residents that nine locations had yet to be decontaminated, but insisted that salisbury is safe and residents need take no extra precautions. almost seven weeks on from the salisbury poisoning, the city is still sprinkled with no—go areas — cordoned—off zones, where scientists fear there could still be hotspots of the deadly novichok nerve agent. the nine zones include detective sergeant nick bailey's home, the central police station and sergei skripal‘s house, as well as the pub, restaurant and park where the skripals went after becoming contaminated. and at the nine sites this week, the cordons, instead

there have been rises rises in burglary and car crime, too.rrespondent leila nathoo reports. i was told i'd been stabbed i2 times, and i had nearly died. it was the dawn of 2017, and will flint was out celebrating the new year when he was stabbed while trying to stop an assault on a girl in the street. i had a punctured lung. the knife went into my left side, and narrowly missed my heart. physically, i'm starting to recover, but there was a lot of mental issues that were going on that i had to deal with, in order to overcome what i went through. willis now rebuilding his life. but, in the year that followed his attack, hundreds of thousands of others became victims of violence. overall, violent crimes recorded by police in england and wales increased by 21% last year, compared with 2016. knife crime stands out, with an increase of 22%. gun crime was also up ii%. but some of the rises we're seeing in violent crime, including the most extreme, such as homicide, are changes in the drug activity that we're seeing taking place across the country. s

we told you there were 44 auto burglaries in this garage in january. nine last month. so far this month none. back to you. >> good news there. thank you. >>> the warriors trying to wrap up their playoff series with the san antonio spurs. they will do it at home. i've got a live report coming up work tre for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ross is going all out... all outdoors that is. you'll find everything you need to make your outdoor space your favorite place. and if you want it all for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere, you gotta go to ross. --. >>> eric tonight it could be denied the words closeout their playoff series with the san antonio spurs. the warriors lead the best of seven series 3-what did. >> that tipoff is a few hours away at oracle arena. joe fonzi is that with the latest. what is the team doing to get ready? >> reporter: they would like to get it done tonight. we are very early. this is the time of day if you are out here at the warrior dance team is going to their routine. there's a guy in a bicycle if