tonight the budget battle and corey booker. it's happening every day, all across america. every time a storefront opens. or the midnight oil is burned. or when someone chases a dream, not just a dollar. they are small business owners. so if you wanna root for a real hero, support small business. shop small. additional funding provided by these funders: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie: we're on washington today and the possibility of a government shut down. as the friday deadline loom, many question whether a compromise will be reached. this morning president obama met with congressional leaders but the two sides were unable to reach a deal. after a meaght the president made an appearance in the whitehouse briefing room. he pushed congress to come together on a plan to fund the government until september. he also urged republicans to accept that $33 billion in cuts already agreed to by the democrats. >> what we can't do is have my way or the highway approach to this problem. nobody gets 100% of

corey said his friend would be floored by the outpouring of support.n came from sacramento with his two sons. most of the people here didn't know the paramedic. they knew they wanted to help. >> reporter: i want to show you how they are helping right now. you can see at the long line to get to the food. they are having a barbecue. this is so popular that they have run out four times. over here there is a silent auction going on. now i want to take you outside. there is even more activity out here. right outside we can see we have snow cone machines and they are selling wristbands. so far they have raised $92,000. that's even before the silent auction today. this event ends at 8:00 so there is still time to come out and show support for brian stow. live from san jose, nbc bay area news. >> the response has been amazing. yesterday they raised more than $20,000 in the piece of my heart fund raiser and 92,000 today at the fund-raiser in san jose. we are following the fund-raising efforts right now and throughout the night on nbcbayarea.com and you will fin

>>> joining us now is the happy couple, corey newman and marlowe epstein.f you watch that video and relive that moment. you're both so excited about it. are you still kind of processing this, marlowe? that he went through the trouble to get "the washington post" to put together a proposal for you? >> i'm still not completely sure how he pulled it off. that's the one thing everyone's been asking. i -- it really is a grand gesture. it was really sweet. and it all happened so quickly. all of a sudden we're here. and it's sort of sinking in. >> yes. >> how did you pull it off? >> luck? >> when i came one the idea, i started asking around to people, what do you think the possibility of something like this coming to fruition. everybody told me i was crazy. it was incentive for me to make it happen. i started e-mailing people at the post. anybody whose e-mail address i could find at the website. they kept passing me along and i stumbled across bob. he seemed interested. it made the whole thing happen. but without bob, this wouldn't have worked. >> never would have

no doubt create more sales for weapons manufacturers the world over earlier today i caught up with corey pyne editor of war is business dot com now today happens to be the global day of action on military spending and i asked corey if he's seen any mainstream media outlets reporting on it because i know that i have not. gosh you know i haven't either i don't really check the mainstream media that much anymore i get most of my news online. including mainstream sources but i haven't seen a word about it and it was on my radar for months i've got to tell you something right considering that budget cuts are right now a top priority that something that the media is covering nonstop the fact that defense cuts are really even on the table right now i mean i think you have to start pointing fingers and say that you know even the media becomes complicit in this and we saw a protest here in washington d.c. today but the numbers are really minor and so it makes you wonder you know where the anti-war movement went where all of the questioning really went well you know i don't know about the organiza

corey says he did not provoke the attackers and never saw it coming. stow remains in a medically induced coma. >> meantime, giants announced they raised $70,000 during a fund-raiser monday night. both teams dedicated the game to stow and also stow's medical responsible to raise money. he worked as paramedic for amr. find out more information on our website at abc7news.com under see out tv. >> cheryl: the jury in barry bonds case is deliberating for the if fourth day. they are trying to reach a verdict on bonds. one count of obstruction and three counts of lying to a 2003 grand jury which was investigating steroid dealing at balco. prosecutors claim bonds lied when he denied knowingly taking steroids and human growth hormones. >>> students and teachers across the country are unifying to show their outrage of budget cuts, overcrowded classrooms. amy hollyfield joins us live from the hayward campus. what is going on right now. >> reporter: you know, janelle, we usually see this at berkeley. the students here say they are frustrated and angry. behind me th

corey says he did not provoke the attackers and never saw it coming. stow remains in a medically induced coma. >> meantime, giants announced they raised $70,000 during a fund-raiser monday night. both teams dedicated the game to stow and also stow's medical responsible to raise money. he worked as paramedic for amr. find out more information on our website at abc7news.com under see out tv. >> cheryl: the jury in barry bonds case is deliberating for the if fourth day. they are trying to reach a verdict on bonds. one count of obstruction and three counts of lying to a 2003 grand jury which was investigating steroid dealing at balco. prosecutors claim bonds lied when he denied knowingly taking steroids and human growth hormones. >>> students and teachers across the country are unifying to show their outrage of budget cuts, overcrowded classrooms. amy hollyfield joins us live from the hayward campus. what is going on right now. >> reporter: you know, janelle, we usually see this at berkeley. the students here say they are frustrated and angry. behind me th

that ryder cup was brought down the steps of the plane by corey pavin, and i said to myself that he's not going to take it home. >> the intensity level gets cranked up so much more on ryder cup. there's nothing quite like it. love the high five. i love the hugging and the show and the cheering and the whipping the crowd up. i love the ryder cup. >> got him to speak to the team. he is the ryder cup as far as i'm concerned. >> about a minute in, you can hear it coming back. >> it was passionate. it was emotional. never, ever give up. >> i don't care how bad you're done, how bad you're playing, just dig deep. >> go out and win for him. that was a shock to us, the way they came out and played. don't tell me this ryder cup means nothing to america. >> yeah! >> they were holing more putts, they were hitting more fairways, they were hitting more greens, and they were doing the stuff we were supposed to be doing. >> steve stricker. >> he came in, and he was angry. >> there was disappointment. ian poulter was disappointed, so was his captain. his captain was disappointed, very. >> people were

this is corey mcdonald, also known as mr. twister, the clown normally known for his good will. but wednesday night the 42-year- old dressed in this clown outfit got into an argument with two teens after declining to take a picture with them. a cup of water and punches were thrown. the scuffle was enough to knock his red nose off. no arrests were made, but all three got citations. >>> san jose animal control is still searching tonight for two pit bulls involved in a brutal attack. dawn wilson and her husky mix, shadow, were walking in the park about midnight last night when the dogs came out of nowhere. wilson was bitten on her hand, legs, and face, but shadow was hurt even worse. he had to be put down in fact. a search of the area has failed to turn up those pit bulls. >>> it is certainly thought your typical crash and grab. searching for some burglars that broke into a business with an unusual target on their minds. kristen airs shows us a human hair heist. >> at first glance, it looks like any other break in. a man captured on surveillance video kicks in the door. throw other

troy martinez, heather phillips, kevin guibarra, ramon caleb adams, brian bernard, ian o'toole, corey bray, robert reid, bruce kennedy. >> i have been a resident at parkmerced for 16 years. my daughter came when she was nine. she was upstairs at my home when my 12 year-old son was born there. i am speaking in favor of the appeal and against the expansion project. can we get this on? we live in a garden courtyard apartment. i probably spent $25,000 on the courtyard since i moved in there. i would like to speak about what we are going to lose. this is a japanese maple and weeping cherry. there is a population of birds. there are 34 different types of birds at least that have come to my courtyard. the courtyard and my patio is an audubon-approved wildlife sanctuary. there are often as many as 20 or 30 birds of one type at a time in my patio. this is all when to be habitat destruction. i have not heard anybody talk about the loss there. my wife could not be here today but wanted me to address some issues. she is chair of the health education department of san francisco state, the only uni

this is corey mcdonald, aka, mr. twister. the clown, 42-year-old dressed in his clown clothes, got into an architect with two teens after declining to take a picture with them. cup of water and punches were thrown. his nose was knocked off. no arrests. they all got citations. >>> work is under way to install another section of the bay bridge tower above the new eastern span. the placement of the fifth segment will increase the tower's height to nearly 500 feet. elizabeth wenger is on treasure island to show us the work. elizabeth. >> reporter: hey, good afternoon, sydnie. that's right. that work is going on right behind me. i have been standing here for the last couple of hours watching it going up. you can see where it's going up right now. it looks like it's about halfway up, the new section of tower that's going into place. and they tell me by the end of today we should have a much better feel for what this tower will finally look like. >>> reporter: this is not a job for those afraid of heights. commuters are taking notic

for replying to towns chauncey billups using teammate ronny turiaf as a shield to get a good look corey have the seventy one forty seven lead in the second commercial anthony the start of that long range bottom making five from seven a very deep hole of effort to make and to make it seventy four forty seven there and that's one of those who wants one eighteen victory means the knicks can beat philadelphia to the sixteenth spot if they believe the success on wednesday. and finally let's have back to football where the third week of the russian prime elite threw up some less than the memorable results for their favorites plenty of goals though and let's take a look at all of them though in our goals goal or section. so. listen. live. and live live . i. live . i said for now coming up short is the world where the station is. the teachers that so much of. which are calling on it live here live if you look you've seen us falafel is changed reaches across the middle east all way and there's this new doctrine.

john stow and corey mayfield were with stow when two dodger fans brutally beat him at their season openerast week. they say that stow will be in a medically-induced coma for at least three more days. but they say there was no way they were going to miss today's game. >> it's going to be a very emotional day. it's going to be a very -- very emotional roller coaster for a long time. but we are here today. bryan would want us to be here today and represent him and you know, he would be in the stands with us screaming and cheering on the giants and that's what we're going to do here today. >> talked about it all winter long, couldn't wait for this beautiful day. >> the giants will be holding a fundraiser for stow's family during monday's home game against the dodgers. the reward for information leading to arrests is getting close to $150,000. >>> no verdict tonight in the barry bonds perjury trial. jury deliberations wrapped up about an hour and a half ago. before going home, jurors listened to a secret recording of the slugger's ex-trainer greg anderson allegedly talking about injecting bond

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one out, corey patterson, with a chopper to third. chavez steps on and gets the double-play.game tied at 5-5. mariano flustered. travis snyder in the right center gap. and jayce take this one, 6-5. that would be it. >>> that will do it for your espn news update. for the latest on the sports scene, check out "the highlight express" on espn news. >>> then there were seven. another celebrity exits the ballroom. she was good. >> petra nemcova was voted off "dancing with the stars" last night. she called her experience a life-saving journey. kirstie alley, ralph macchio, and five others are vying for the mirrorball trophy. >>> coming up, we've got an update overnight on the missing miner in idaho. there is new hope, now, for his survival. >>> on top of that, today's major announcement about the government's new terror alert system. color color, don't go away. come back vibrant everyday! [ female announcer ] with the new aveeno living color hair care collection. ordinary shampoos can be harsh and wash color away, but these are the first active naturals formulas with lupine botanica

this is corey mcdonald, otherwise known as mr. twister, the clown. usually he is known for his good will but last night, the 42-year-old dressed in his clown outfit got into an argument with a couple of teenagers after declining to take a picture with them. the cup of water and some punches were thrown. the scuffle was enough to knock mr. twister's red nose off, belief it or not. no arrests were made. all three got citations for public fighting. >>> well, your pg&e bill is about to go up. >> that's right. pg&e will be adding about 30 cents a month to your gas and electric bill this year. by 2014 it could be almost $7 more a month. it will be used for repairs and maintenance to pg&e's natural gas system. state regulators gave the utility the okay for the $120 million rate hike before last year's deadly gas explosion in san bruno. >>> oh, man. that's low, y'all. $1.35. >> get up here and get this gas. wow, that's amazing. this is amazing for -- in the economy we living in now. it's amazing. >> it appears it was a clerk's mistake that caused chaos in an

nice dish to corey maggette for the lay-in. bucks under a pair. game tied at 73-73. kings, chris bosh, knocking down the "j." heat up two. ensuing boston possession. the king says, how about i rip? and then i roll. gets the steal. with the jam. heat up four. lebron had 29 and 8 on this evening. bogut, crosscourt to delfino. he can shoot that triple. back up to the bucks. delfino again, picking up the pace. the bucks win this one, 90-85. >>> that will do it for your espn news update. for the latest, be sure to tune into "the highlight express." until then, i'm cole wright. >>> lebron james may have been a loser on the court last night. but he was a winner off it. becoming a team owner. he signed a long-term marketing and sponsorship deal that gives him a small stake in the liverpool soccer team. one of the most famous teams in the world. >>> a florida teenager who was once homeless is mulling over acceptance letters from several ivy league schools. >> six years ago, leonardo leal didn't speak any english. he had no stable place to stay when he came to the u.s. from me

on hydro power plant in a summer two thousand tonne as well as a tire attack at the nigeria raise corey said on the first of may last year you know enough to figure out among terrorists was also killed that this operation that both caught is a militant leader asking for with a was among those militants that were killed investigators say cuse job was again caught for talking to restore from a moscow in the district in february two thousand and eleven and also they are saying that he was among those militants who shot does nine hans's in combat in the bald guy there back in two thousand and seven well at the moment of the identification process is under way at this scene of the special operation. we're giving spouter julian assange hundreds of out to continue revealing the world secrets in an exclusive interview with r t the controversial whistleblower also warned of the political embarrassment any country might face if they helped extradite him to the u.s. if we look at it i'll work over the last. twelve months think about that so all the stories that have come out actually happened in t

corey perry, four points, three were goals, and that brings free hats to the ice. polish up the rocket richard trophy. perry has 50 goals, leading the league. 6-2. just two more games left, both against the coyotes. warriors hosting the lakers tonight. ellis drops. kobe had 25. but the warriors who were behind early came back. david elliott 22 points to go with 17 points. steph curry with a lot of boards as well. the curse of 12 straight losses to the lakers broken. the warriors take it 95-87. giants are back home ready to roll. it was the blowout that got away. brian wilson taken off the d.l. today. he would make an appearance, and it would be an adventure. first the giants firing out of the gate in the first. buster posey, two-run homer, his first of the year. tim lincecum was great in this one. seven innings pitched giving up just three hits and one run with 13 strikeouts. ryan ludwig caught looking. wilson in for the ninth. two outs before getting the hook. and after a very eventful final frame, where three were scored by the padres, the giants hold on for an 8

draw at home devolves into reach their traditional safe marker forty points across as manager owen corey scepter name same side but these are the last sunday it says is the memory of the final thrashing to stoke in the f.a. cup semi final scoring on this side. as we always hope for the was it was a fluke really was a bar up and. he was able to get to this point and was not be too many of those those occasions were not good to a standard but we happened to run hard to see woodbridge quite quickly with six games in our point and what he tried is really poison recounted to continue the progress we're good at from. now another football new slovakia coach nearby says he could take the vacant manager's job with another moscow the forty six year old says he would jump at the chance to manage a big russian club has been revealed and has revealed he's been contacted by don i directed you to say it about the post was his contract with the slovakian national team also announcing the manager thought science between israel and iran are looking for a replacement for your dad was a bit of a sense earli

royal family of saudi arabia has been there for a long time to do and no one calls out an open society corey go ahead. yes first of all i would actually call it more of a blockade because the u.s. policy goes beyond just banning trade between two countries the united states think sions corporations around the world as sol and our said punishes banks that except cuban money and from the very first day of the blockade and before the stated intention was to make the cuban people suffer and try to force them to overthrow their government and i think it's time for the american people to realize that we have an obligation to demand that our government stop dictating to other countries speaking of dictatorship there's now a third war going on against libya and i don't think the people of this country voted for that but i've been to cuba many times and seen the suffering that has taken place because of denial of medicine by the united states and you know i've seen medical parts and machinery that has been paralyzed because the u.s. prevents european countries from selling those parts to cuba the the

award winning author blogger and founder of blowing blowing that net they won the only cory doctorow corey welcome to the kaiser report thanks max it's great to be back on and just a small correction i'm in the coeditor but i wasn't the founder ok cory doctorow most people won't have any idea that in nations around the world copyright legislation is being passed off without any public consultation or that the un is working similarly on an international level tell us what's happening where why and by whom but actually the really alarming thing isn't what the un is doing it's what the the places that copyright extremists have gone to because they can't get the un to do what they want so used to be that crazy copyright treaties came out of and it be called wipe of the world intellectual property organization which is you know un specialized agency they meet in geneva their meetings are nominally open to you know accredited observers and and over time what happened was more and more observers from from the technology world the free speech world and the human and human rights and development wo

planet world events without a mention from mainstream media so in other words you're saying me i'm corey i'm a builder of person she's actually also the daughter of the founder of the builder group prince bernhard a well known nazi i thought the nazis were defeated there's also prince philip also a royalty nazi connected notorious racist who's a part of the bill the bird group and bohemian grove secret society you have a right you can sell of these he prides himself on eugenics and population control many times stating publicly that he would love to be reincarnated as a deadly virus to kill off eighty percent of the world's population he publicly criticizes our families meanwhile he has four children and eight grandchildren and south now prime minister david cameron was there was a good conservative who like bill clinton barack obama tony blair and many other powerful politicians before getting into power also attended the bill the bird group meeting he has implemented harsh our sturdy measures on the english people and just like barack obama promised massive change but failed to do so s

. >> marty: the largest trail has been cleared a has beenla nina of 1998 this had been done corey roadr morgan hill. rob fladeboe describes the residents trapped are finally getting through. >> reporter: this was blocked one week ago but a huge mud/rockslide on cory wrote in the mountains. finally it is open. ford- road. working crews finally were able to clear one lane through this road. and the other is still under the mud it cut off several dozen families that live above the slide including the swedish patriotic community. also the entrance to the canyon state park. they are going to be out here for a long time because this slide remains active. that mud is still coming down the mountain with erosion control still in place. two dozen of redwood trees came down. county officials say that this is the largest mudslide in the county since the el nino of 1998 in morgan hill, along corey rd. rob fladeboe. kron 4 news. >> isabel: habitat for humanity has steep discounts. kate thompson has a sneak peek at the bargains. >> reporter: a new chandelier can easily be a couple of hundred dollars.

california watch reporter corey johnson. >> it's up wards to 20,000 school projects that do not conformstandards. >> and not just in small districts like pescadero. >> the los angeles unified school district finished this middle school six years ago but state records indicate that huge window wall three stories high may not be properly anchored and could pose a risk to students in a quake. when reporters went to district officials for answers. >> could you get off of school property. >> it's not a perfect system on any part. >> they concede that thousands of school projects lack state certification. the spokesman claims most are simply missing paperwork. >> at this point we don't believe that any of those projects pose a significant threat. >> but some experts like consultant are not convinced. >> obviously the system is not doing quite well. >> this report from 2006 said some school projects were being completed without adequate oversight. sometimes with dangerous construction flaws. >> what that tells me, that building in california weren't properly designed and checked in the field t

so we had in the mine we had timmy, the uncle; and we had josh and corey. all three men had been found, but they had perished. the first question i got from tommy after i told his parents, he said, joe, were they all together? i said, yes, they were tommy. tommy replied to me, he said, i knew my brother timmy would be taking care of the boys. that was not my state's first mining disaster or mine. when i was a young man, my own family went through the tragedy of the farmington number nine explosion in 1968. 78 miners were killed that day, and it left a searing impression on me. of course we didn't know right away how bad it would get. everyone camped out at the company store. we were all waiting for any word before the authorities finally came and they told us all that the decision had been made to seal the mine, which essentially was entombing all of them and the rescuers over. in that disaster i lost my uncle, i lost my next-door neighbor, i lost some of my high school classmates. one of my strongest lessons that has stayed with me to this day is that wait

this is corey mcdonald also known as mr. twister the clown normally known for his goodwill but on wednesday night the 42- year-old clown got into an argument with two teenageers after declining to take a picture with them. a cup of water and some punches were thrown. the scuffle was enough to knock mr. twister's red nose right off. no arrests were made. but all got three citations. >> have a nice day. >> you get off my back. >> sorry, i didn't realize -- >> thank you. >>> we are getting our first look here at the confrontation that led to a muni driver being fired. the agency says this video shows the bus driver forcing a family of three off the 24 line on saturday. the driver got angry when the couple took a long time getting onto the bus with their baby and stroller. he screamed at them and refused to move the bus unless they got off. >> here we go. forget the auto mall. staking a claim on the shopping mall. find out why the electric car company think it has the better idea. >>> and thinking of saving some money and buying

corey is traveling with his very pregnant wife. >> we were sold our flight was cancelled and our next available flight was twelve hours from that flight cancellation. >> many of the flights missed were connecting flights which has double and tripled travel times for some people. while some passengers are worried about getting on a 737, they welcome the inspections. >> i want to be on a save plane so i'm glad they are checking owl their planes. southwest could have handled it better. >> southwest said you should check their website before leaving home. at sfo, abc7 news. >> a fire in the berkeley hills caused quite a square yesterday morning. witnesses said they could see the home burning from all over the bay. this is video sent to us through u-report, powered by youtube. at first firefighters had to fight with a stubborn hydrant while the fully engulfed home threatened others nearby. the flames were under control in 40 minutes. the home is surround by trees but the recent rain made the fire easier to contain. >> fortunately we've had a lot of rain so a lot of our green is -- a lot of

the first one was ridden by corey ford. he was screened by the dawn of the family and the donovan leisure law firm and largely a he geographic portrait of donovan. the law firm headed it at the end. anthony k. brown wrote a last zero. he had access to the original, then the microphone that he had the tucked of all his files in his office and carted off to new york. he did not have access to a lot of the newer material that has come out. there is a lot of speculation on things that donovan did. when you look at the actual record it turns out it didn't happen. the other book was richard dunlop who wrote a biography around the same time in the early 80's. based largely on anecdotes are reminiscent of the former zero ss officers. as a historian or biographer with tell you, you know, and it puts our pretty helpful. memories fade after ten, 20, 30, 40 years. there were instances. they had donovan and different places. i called them elvis sightings. he really was not there. he was not doing what it thought he did. maybe somebody r

corey busch has been mentioned as a possible can the than the lakers have debuted a public service announcementames: out about respecting different kinds of people. he was also fined $100,000 by the nba for using this far when he was frustrated over a referee's call they agreed to work with them against gay and lesbian alliance. after four days and snow in minneapolis nfl talks are over for now. they broke it up yesterday after the court ordered talks say there were few signs of progress no plans to meet again tummy 16th the nfl lockout over the lack of a collective bargaining agreement is its 40th day. we'll be back with more in a couple of minutes. al live look outside that the james lick, traffic is nice, light. the head lights are shining on some wet pavement. high of 60 this afternoon.

john stow and corey nazeal were with brian stow after the season opener in los angeles. they say stow will be in a medically induced coma for at least three more days, but there was no way they could miss yesterday's game. >> going to be a very emotional day. going to be, very emotional roller coaster for a long time, but we're here today. brian would want us to be here today, and represent him and he would be in the stands with us screaming and cheering on the giants, and that's what we're going to do here today. >> we talked about it all winter long, couldn't wait for this beautiful day. >> the giants are going to hold a fund-raiser for stow's family during monday's game against the dodgers and the reward for information leading to arrest is now more than $150,000. there has been talk about potential giants fan retaliation on monday in this game against the dodgers, and hopefully that is not going to happen. i know the giants organization is stepping up security, certainly on monday for that game. >> that's not part of baseball. >> yeah. >> don't need anymore of that.

former giants and executive corey busch has been mentioned. >> darya: some be a of a customer's thatt place at the right time will get to see the giants catcher he will be at various locations in san francisco, not only that he's gonna give free tickets to of coming home games. this is the way they have coordinated thinking their customers that they haven't said where or how many. i counted 17. >> darya: it's gonna be at a big branch. between 10-12:30 p.m.. >> mark: if you hit a couple it will increase your odds. >> darya: don't say it, just go to the bank. >> mark: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. as the kron 4 morning news continues. programming note, exclusive coverage of the 100 zazzle, bay to breakers on kron4 that will be sunday, may 15th, beginning at 8:00 a.m. we have cameras all over the course will cover the race for you live. join us. we will rebroadcasted sunday evening at 8:00 p.m.. >> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news. at the alfred that was closed after the dog became ill and died, is expected to reopen

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in states across the country, leaders like corey are leading our chapters and 1.8 million grassrootsivists. our goal is simple -- to restore economic prosperity to this great nation of ours through limited government, more economic freedom, and less government spending and regulation. [applause] it is a real honor to be with you. i know that you are a quiet, retiring guy. i know it is tough to come out of your shell, but thank you. [applause] one thing about me you probably have not noticed, i grew up in upstate south carolina. there is an overflow room with an interpreter if you need it. [laughter] it is great to see my home center, jim demint -- senator, jim demint. [applause] tonight we gather for a summit focused on government spending, a deficit, that, and the negative impact they are having on job creation and our prosperity. we are glad to have five potential candidates for the republican nomination for president with us. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] there are a lot of places you could be this evening, although i hear new hampshire is popular this time of year.