i could tell it was her and ken.hen after -- i don't know -- two seconds of yelling or whatever, something broke. it sounded like something hit the wall. you see these movies where someone throws a vase or whatever, but -- then she came walking very fast, very agitated. got in her car, started it up, and started to back out. >> and her son burst out the door. >> and said, mommy, don't go, don't go. you don't have to go. >> still, everybody has fights sometimes. so it hardly seemed likely this neighbor and what he saw were about to move center stage in our strange drama. because of what happened on another fine morning, a sunday it was, about three months after that bizarre crossbow accident. almost beyond belief really. and if you haven't guessed already, the reason we're telling you all this. what did we say? lightning striking twice? >> what has happened? sir, don't hang up with me! what's happened? sir? sir? >> a frantic call, a frightening sight. >> there's anna laying at the end of the treadmill with an arrow st

. >> also tonight, you'll meet ken and rosie. you don't know them, but they've spent their lives serving all of us. they've been intentionally infected with diseases to try to find cures for humans. tonight an unprecedented look inside a facility that's at the center of an emotional debate over how we treat our closest relatives. >>> also tonight, florida. not in terms of tomorrow's primary vote or the craziness going on there now. tonight, we look at a very important pathway through the state that will play a big role in november in selecting the next president. >>> and speaking of the political season, as you may know by now, newt gingrich wants to see moon colonies. he's not first person to think of it either. wait till you see what we dug out of the nbc news archives. >> man will take his place firmly on the moon. >> "rock center" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening, and in case you haven't heard, there's a primary in florida foam and when it's over, even before we announce a winner afte

good afternoon. >> reporter: ken. >> reporter: good afternoon. the speech today last about 20 minutes as opposed to 15 last year. it was more optimistic, talk of more cuts to come but not as much as last year, there is a sense it is turning a corner. governor brown started his speech with a playful jab at the republicans who had actually released their response to his state of the state address yesterday. even before the governor had written his speech. >> and i do want to say i didn't know that you were psychics and that you possessed the powers of precognition, after the speech i want to check with you on some stock tips. >> reporter: well after starting

we'll go to ken mccloud, live at gillette stadium. we'll look at what the new england fans have to say about the matchup with the new england ravens. hi there, ken. >> hi there, mary. how are you doing? >> new england fans are a different breed. they're kind of reserved. that means they're confident. but when you stick a microphone in your face, they turn a little blasay, -- blase. when we went out, we were armed with three questions. why are the pats going to win? who is going to be the difference maker? and what will the score be? >> reporter: losers in the 95 sports hub trivia contest saw their tvs off the roof. but the winner got a pair of tickets to sunday's game. at gillette, this little guy was awe struck by the spectacle of the empty stadium. and we popped the first of three questions to pats' fans.

ken, do you agree?there any merit to her assertion that the democrats are in some way slightly less tainted by the evil soil of the super pac because of some transparency? or is that her point of view, but i'm interested in yours. >> i think there's slightly less far along in terms of raising money for super pacs, but not because they are not trying. they are trying. and after a 2010 election cycle, which president obama and key democrats, looked down on and tried to tamp down outside spending by super pacs and outside groups registered under the irs code, they are now fully embracing it. the president himself has dialled back his opposition and his allies are out there beating the bushes among big donors to tri try to raise the money. now the democratic big donors are not responding quite as much. there are a number of reasons for that. including that president obama did discourage this type of giving in 2008 and 2010 as well as the fact that in 2004, the last time we saw this really concerted outside

cedar to a two-way street, and caltrans approval, and with that, i will turn it back to can rich -- ken rich. >> as you know, staff has spent a very large amount of time working on this project, really in the last couple of years but really intensively for the past year. i want to spend a moment to talk about what we consider this such an important project. first, beyond this act, there is a state mandate to make hospitals say. we obviously want to have up-to- date facilities which will still be operational after an earthquake or other national disaster. second, the facilities constitute about one-third of all of the hospital beds. this rebuild project would include modernization of all of the facilities, and we believe that the project as proposed with a large, regional medical center at cathedral hill, and a smaller community hospital at st. luke's, will help to meet the health-care needs of san franciscans. third, this would be the largest construction project that the city will see in the immediate future, generating about 4600 jobs, and last, the health-care industry is becoming a

ken? >> reporter: ken, look behind me, you could see people inside cleaning up from this campaign rally. john huntsman left here an hour ago. john huntsman spent his entire campaign here in new hampshire. the question is, will it pay off. he is hoping it does because voters appreciate that kind of attention from the candidates. >> reporter: it was repeated many times today. a candidate, this time john huntsman visited a cafe. this is new hampshire. less than 5,000 people live here. john huntsman has been here at least twice. here voters can size up their candidates face to face. >> i wanted to meet the candidate. i am looking at him and mitt romney. >> reporter: mitt romney with a commanding lead and the candidates vying for second place, ron paul, john huntsman rick santorum and newt gingrich have been taking swipes of mitt romney. >> i think a reagan conservative has a better chance of defeating a left wing president than does a massachusetts -- >> reporter: the race for first place is a

>> no, i do not. >> susie: thanks for being with us, ken. we appreciate your thoughts. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> susie: i've been speaking with ken sena-- good night to you-- director of research at evercore partners. >> tom: before we saw the results from amazon today, we saw a big retreat in consumer confidence this month. january's reading gave back some of the big gains it posted in december, falling to 61.1, down ember's reading near 65. the conference board's lynn franco says the major headwind consumers were facing in 2011 is likely to continue this year. >> jobs are key, and they're going to continue to be key. and until we have several months of strong sustainable growth that really convinces consumers that the recovery is underway, we're going to continue to see these lackluster levels. >> tom: stocks stumbled on that drop in consumer confidence. the dow lost 20 points, the nasdaq managed to gain almost two points, while the s&p fell a fraction. >> susie: fresh signs tonight that the troubles in the housing market are far fro

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. >> and i'm ken wayne. giffords led a crowd who attended a candlelight vigil tonight on the pledge of allegiance. a year later she's still going through rehab. more than 100 people gathered in yerba buena garden. debra villalone was there as survivors of shootings described their injuries. >> it was five of us shot that day. three five-year-olds and myself. >> reporter: a stranger sprayed a jewish community center in southern california with a semi automatic weapon. as in tucson she says, it can happen any where. >> people often say to me you were in the wrong place at the wrong time. and that's simply not true. i was in the right place and it was the right time. >> reporter: the time is past due activists say to strengthen national gun laws as they mark tucson's anniversary, another nears. the 20th for 101 california. san francisco's worse mass shooting in which a gunman roamed a high rise law firm, killing eight, wounding six. >> i was there that day and it really changed my life. >> reporter: amidst the

good evening, i'm ken. >> and i'm dana king. republican presidential hopefuls are hours away from their first big test of the 2012 presidential election. >> the iowa caucuses take place tomorrow and the race is still too close to call. manuel is in des moines where the candidates spent one last day rallying their supporters. manny. >> a busy day here in iowa, ken. we're down to the final hours in this race. mitt romney is predicting a victory while newt gingrich admits he's probably going to lose tomorrow. but it is still a tight race with so many voters telling us they are going to decide at the last minute. >> candidates are shaking hands and pushing hard to persuade as many iowans as possible. >> i need every single vote in this room and i need you to get a couple other votes from your neighborhood. >> latest poll shows mitt romney and ron paul neck and neck. >> the enthusiasm is growing by leaps and bounds. >> but rick santorum is gaining on them. attracting crowds at every stop. >> wear your badge on your coat on the outsid

and he got a call from his friend ken hansen.ouble and joe was in trouble a lot, he could turn to kenny for help, for money, to bail him out of jams. so the hansens would have been, whatever they wanted done joe would have been hard pressed to say no to them. >> plemmons says he and hansen waited at the stable for quite a while. eventually, a cadillac pulled into the riding ring. according to plemmons, ken hansen's brother, curt, stepped out of the cadillac and opened the trunk. inside wrapped in a blanket was the battered body of an elderly woman, a woman joe recognized immediately as the candy lady. >> joe knew who she was. her body was badly bruised, red, and he believed that she was dead. their task was to transfer the body from the trunk of this cadillac to the back of a station wagon. >> plemmons says he grabbed her feet and ken hansen grabbed her shoulders. as they carried the motionless body to the station wagon, hansen said he heard a moan. in their surprise they dropped the body. >> everybody stood around looking at eac

ken molestina is live with more on this one. ken. >> reporter: yes, derek, it's happening out here at au park. the neighbors i spoke to say it's happening frequently and whoever is responsible for this, they say, is being aggressive about it. this family is taking extra precautions these days after a string of armed robberies in their neighborhood has brought violence to their doorstep literally. >> there was a man hiding right in the bushes next to our garage with a gun and he mugged a woman right outside of our house. >> reporter: that happened last friday. but the wave of crime they say began january 1st when a nearby family was robbed by two suspects wielding guns right in their own driveway. >> a nice family just simply walking from their car to their house and all of a sudden stopped by gunmen. it was incredible frightening. >> reporter: then just this past weekend, there were three armed robberies in the span of less than an hour. police have confirmed the incidents and say a gun is always used. they have been keeping up

ken prichard is there now.ill bring us reports. >>> one year to the day after being critically injured during a shooting rampage, girds surprise gabrielle giffords surprised the crowd when she spoke publicly. >> the audience gave her a heartly welcome. her husband thanked members of the tucson community to how the city has responded. >> a special place. and oasis where our bonds of community were strengthened under the stress and sadness of a horrible moment. >>> gabrielle giffords made the trip from a houston hospital where she's undergoing intense physical and speech therapy. the democrat has four months to see -- to decide if she will seek reelection. [bell tolling] >> a bell rang in san francisco after the names were read. >> people often say to me you were in the wrong place at the wrong time. that's simply not true. i was in the right place and it was the right time. >> this candle vigil was many of men held last night. >>> the trial starts today in the discrimination lawsuit against the police department

i have an audition. >>> and we are back with economist paul krugman and ken rogoff. so your prescription to president bvobama, i take it is run on investment. run on the idea that you're going to borrow more, spend more, that that is what the economy needs right now, not worries about the deficit. >> yeah. and i think in a way, we may -- we may be approaching a somewhat advantageous position authorize that. i think it would have been the right thing to do all along, but there are signs that private demand is starting to get some traction. you know, for one thing, we've had our housing bust has gone on so long, that we appear to be underhoused. we're short on units. people can't afford them because there's no jobs. but if we had higher employment, you could imagine a reinforcing cycle of growth, but it won't happen if we're pursuing austerity and thwarting any recovery whereas right now is about the time or next year when a push could be the thing that tips us into a self-sustaining recovery. >> what would you advise mitt romney -- i don't know if you are advising --

. >> and i'm ken wayne. it wasn't supposed to end this way. after a dramatic win, many 49ers fans were looking to go to their sixth super bowl. you can hear it from kyle williams who botched two critical plays. made them eat e giants to beat their words but came up short. now that the giants are heading to super bowl xlvi, the 49ers clean out their lockers and look forward to next season. >> they were wet and they were weary and they were probably disappointed at the end. the 49ers were terrible in third down situation. they did not throw the ball well. fans may remember one person in the loss to the giants. they are one victory away from san francisco's first super bowl since 95. niners start the night with a lightning strike. vernon davis races down the sidelines. davis scored twice tonight. punt returner gets too close to the bouncing ball. it actually hits him. at the 49ers 29-yard line. quarterback eli manning makes them play. mario to manning ham, giants take the lead 24-14. niners are able to tie the game and force overtime. they're abo

ken? >> reporter: there is much talk about how facebook going public could be a win fall for california and it probably will. in terms of the budget, you can't count on it yet. if facebook goes public it could sell shares worth $10 billion and the sale would equal tax revenue for california. >> it could beckingsent. if -- significant if you look at google, over time that benefited the state to the tune of several hundred million dollars. >>> the key phrase is over time. he says google sold its shares over 18 months so the tax revenue came in slowly. it is unclear and when facebook will go public. some say the governor's plan to cut programs is premature given the potential of new rev news. >> i think we should make cuts if we have to make them as a last resort. not as an early action item. especially given the fact the revenue picture is so unclear. >>> the governor's budget does not factor in the facebook effect but any revenue is good. >> long term, then i will be happy to go to mark zuc

s office, who would be your choice to try the case, i would have said ken lamb. >> ken lamb, a former.a. police officer. he'd never handled anything like this case before, but he picked it up fast. >> it's whether or not during this murder he was conscious or unconscious. if you're conscious, then he's guilty of murder. >> and based on what happened to eva that night, argued lamb, reitz had to have made a series of complex decisions, fully aware of exactly what he was doing. >> look at the beating. this is repeated over and over and over. that takes energy, that takes thought. that takes awareness. >> lamb proposed to the jury his theory of what must have happened that night in catalina. something, perhaps an argument, he said, must have prompted reitz to get out of bed and walk outside and pick up a heavy flower pot and carry it back to the door of the room, which would have been locked behind him. so he must have pounded on the door until eva opened it, said the prosecutor. then he knocked her unconscious. with the flower pot. he must have beaten her and stabbed her and finally infl

three regions make up the statewide number that ken mentioned.ierra the water content is 21 personality, in the central sierra it's 13%, and in the southern sierra it's 36% -- is 21%, in the central sierra it's 13%. >>> when the conditions are right, fans this year won't be able to watch from the sand, that's because this rogue wave that knocked out spectators. one fan fell from a bluff. many fans we spoke to today are pretty upset about this decision. >> that's the excitement. i think it gives the guys out there an incentive to do more when you have everybody there watching. >> reporter: the town of half- moon bay is planning to have a festival where people can watch a live feed of the surf contest. a public meeting on safety will be held on thursday. >>> ktvu ktvu.com has more incredible video from the surf today. you'll find it half way down on our home page. >>> and i'll tell you what, those waves were shot today at half-moon bay and we had plenty of swell along the coast. look for the swell to increase as we head into your friday as well. so

ken pritchett is live in donner ski ranch. ken? >> reporter: this was the opening day, and you can see the snowplow getting ready for tomorrow. they did welcome skiers today, and that is because of the series of storms in the past week. it's not the latest opening in history, but it is late. donner ski ranch is a family- owned resort. it does not rely on man-made snow. >> it's a nail biter. the storms in alaska don't drop down. it's been rough. >> reporter: donner usually opens in early december, but it took a weekend storm and three feet of snow to open. >> it's really good for the first snow. i'm not disappointed. i got my board all ready and got on the snow gear. >> reporter: at sugar bowl, the same series of storms allowed it to go from 32 runs open to 62 today. >> got eight lifts open and eying a couple of more for later in the week. >> reporter: john monson from sugar bowl said there was a rush of skiers and no borders. >> the damage has been done as far as the holidays and martin luther king being significant revenue for the

i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes and that road in the oakland hills was no match for the combination of last night's storm and a water- main break. ktvu's noelle walker hive where a portion of that road collapsed and she tells us when repairs might be completed. >> reporter: heather, they are really planning to work on this all night. take a look behind me. you can see utility crews are working on repairing that 4" water main. they are having a bit of trouble because the landslide is still shifting, but they are hoping to have the water back up and running by 2:00 a.m. the stickato rhythm of the jack haller is not the best sound for dinner and not conducive for sleeping, but it's the soothing sound of progress. east bay municipal crews are working into the night to repair a wait main break, along with the heavy rain overnight contributed to a landslide in the oakland hills. >> it was dry and we wanted water, so we got a lot of water. fortunately, no one was hurt and the damage is min mall. >> reporter: 55 currents with without running water and they are reverting to boy scout tactics

. >> i'm ken wayne. >>> hundreds of mixed had race donors volunteered today to try to help a little boy fighting for his lie. john sasaki is live in san mateo with why the boy's fight is so unique? >> reporter: ken, this is the preschool where hundreds turned out and used swabs to, as everyone hoped, become kyle's donor. everyone at serendipity school today was looking to be to be to be a serend impm im. seren--er -- a match. his family learned last month he was a rare blood disorder. >> his bone marrow is not making white blood cells, red blood cells. >> reporter: a bone marrow transplant could cure him. kyle, who is half chinese and half white, is becoming a challenge. so being part asian my se, i figured -- myself was as good a time to become registered. you rub the is swab inside your cheek for 10 to 15 seconds. >> hopefully we have save a life for, if not kyle someone else. >> there is a very important way that you can make a statement about your commitment to lie, commitment -- commitment to life, commitment to kyle, commitment to many more people across the country. >> reporter:

we're live in fort washington, ken ken, 9news now. >> as you say, they do not make their jobs any easier. >> ken, thank you. >>> and also out of prince george's county, they have indicted the former corrections officers on charges related to the death of the inmates, ronnie white. back in 2008, white died in jail after being charged with first-degree murder in the death of the prince george's county police officer. and today, the 48-year-old anthony macintosh was charged with rights under the color of law and with the connection of his death. charging the former corrections officer, allegedly finding him unresponsive in the jail cell and didn't get him help. they are charged of covering his up -- for covering up his death. >>> the man responsible for shooting at military targets across virginia pleaded guilty today in federal court. the 23-year-old, a former marine reservist, record one of the five attacks on tape. surae chinn has more on the man that the fbi calls a home grown terrorist. singing along with the background music shouting. meaning allah is greater. all during the shooting

ken wayne to tell us about the escape, the search and how the man was just captured. >> reporter: this all happened within the last 30 minutes when we learned that the inmate that had escaped was found. he was returned to the jail in santa rita. we want to show you pictures of the sheriff deputy cars arriving. the suspect is in the first call, jose luis perez. at first deputies thought he might be trying to escape the weather. >> you know it's very cold out here at night. we don't believe he had anything more than his jail issued court which is not unusually cold for this type of weather. that may have forced him to seek warmth. >> reporter: alameda deputys are still trying to determine how jose luis escaped jail. he was in a minimum security area. authorities say franco was last seen climbing a fence in the gun range area. the whole thing is unnerving for some near by residents. this woman got a call from her children's school. >> there were some afterschool activities they had to cancels are this is just the third escape from the jail. other residents say that record makes them feel

ken wayne to tell us about the escape, the search and how the man was just captured. >> reporter: this all happened within the last 30 minutes when we learned that the inmate that had escaped was found. he was returned to the jail in santa rita. we want to show you pictures of the sheriff deputy cars arriving. the suspect is in the first call, jose luis perez. at first deputies thought he might be trying to escape the weather. >> you know it's very cold out here at night. we don't believe he had anything more than his jail issued court which is not unusually cold for this type of weather. that may have forced him to seek warmth. >> reporter: alameda deputys are still trying to determine how jose luis escaped jail. he was in a minimum security area. authorities say franco was last seen climbing a fence in the gun range area. the whole thing is unnerving for some near by residents. this woman got a call from her children's school. >> there were some afterschool activities they had to cancels are this is just the third escape from the jail. other residents say that record makes them feel

three regions make up the statewide number that ken mentioned. in the northern sierra the water content is 21 personality, in the central sierra it's 13%, and in the southern sierra it's 36% -- is 21%, in the central sierra it's 13%. >>> when the conditions are right, fans this year won't be able to watch from the sand, that's because this rogue wave that knocked out spectators. one fan fell from a bluff. many fans we spoke to today are pretty upset about this decision. >> that's the excitement. i think it gives the guys out there an incentive to do more when you have everybody there watching. >> reporter: the town of half- moon bay is planning to have a festival where people can watch a live feed of the surf contest. a public meeting on safety will be held on thursday. >>> ktvu ktvu.com has more incredible video from the surf today. you'll find it half way down on our home page. >>> and i'll tell you what, those waves were shot today at half-moon bay and we had plenty of swell along the coast. look for the swell to increase as we head into your

ken molestina is live where it all happened.en. >> reporter: yes, you know, what has so many people shocked out here is just how bold the crimes are, and now a strong word of caution is going out to the neighbors. >> so it's the first time i've seen this happening in the neighborhood. >> reporter: this woman was leaving for work when police began showing up on the block. he returned to hear the details. >> i don't understand why in this house and just today. so hopefully just one shot and not something that is likely to happen once again. >> reporter: this became the scene of a brazen home invasion and robbery. an armed man showed up at the doorstep of this house and forced his way in. the man tied up a house keeper along with another woman and a teenage boy who lived there. just before leaving the place, the housekeeper was sexually assaulted. >> according to police, when the two suspects were done inside, they came out here to the driveway. they took the keys to the housekeeper's suv. they got inside it and took off down the s

good afternoon. >> reporter: ken. >> reporter: good afternoon. the speech today last about 20 minutes as opposed to 15 last year. it was more optimistic, talk of more cuts to come but not as much as last year, there is a sense it is turning a corner. governor brown started his speech with a playful jab at the republicans who had actually released their response to his state of the state address yesterday. even before the governor had written his speech. >> and i do want to say i didn't know that you were psychics and that you possessed the powers of precognition, after the speech i want to check with you on some stock tips. >> reporter: well after starting with levity he talked with some of the things. he talked about school and high speed rail and talked about california's growing green technology sector. he said a 20 billion budget problem is looking more like 5 billion. the centerpiece is passing temporary taxes on a november ballot. that -- those temporary taxes, that idea was floated last year and legislative republicans refused to put it on

. >> i'm ken wayne. we're now less than 24 hours away from the nfc championship game between the san francisco 49ers and the new york giants and the fan excitement is building. ktvu's alex savidge is live at candlestick park where laf night's storm caused problems out there. >> reporter: heavy rain overnight flooded this section of the candlestick parking lot. city crews spent the day out work and they have within and to get rid of that standing water before tomorrow's big niners' game. >> part of the cjing lot looked like a lake after an overnight downpour. today a number of city crews pumped outstanding water before stands descend on the stadium tomorrow. >> lake candlestick, you sort of expect. it it's part of the culture here and we have learned to live with it. >> we're not surprised. >> reporter: on the eve of the nfc championship game, we found quite a few devoted niner fans from across the country who have made the trip to san francisco. including tom mccartle, who is from new york of all places

. >>> i am ken pritchett. >> i am heather holmes. >> a rally to mark the

that is where ken is now. good evening, ken. >> reporter: frank, you see town hall, john huntsman wrapped up a rally here. he has long way to go and ron paul. they are vying for second place or a strong showing tomorrow with mitt romney way out in the lead. the question tomorrow for candidates is will this rally be his last or will he do well enough to continue on in his fight for the nomination. >> reporter: a very small and scenic new hampshire town. john huntsman made a stop here. >> how is everybody doing? >> reporter: john huntsman spent his entire campaign effort in new hampshire. >> i wanted to meet the candidate. i am looking at him and mitt romney and it is between the two for me. >> reporter: john huntsman needs more like her. a poll shows mitt romney with a 33% lead. ron paul in second. john huntsman surged to 13%. 12% of voters remain undecided. john huntsman and newt gingrich took swipes at mitt romney. >> i think a reagan conservative has a better chance of defeating a left wing president. >> rep

ken molestina, 9news now. >> thanks, ken. >>> also controversy tonight surrounding the girl scouts inorth virginia. a group says troops are no longer welcome. the church says the local girl scout troops cannot meet on church property anymore because the national organization is connected with planned parenthood. but the girl scout nation says that's not true. either way, they have until the end of the school year to find a new meeting place. >>> a former frederick county sheriffs deputy is not libel for the death of gerald gray. today a federal jury ruled in favor of the county after gray's family filed a civil suit. the 20-year-old died after the deputy was shocked with a stun gun. gary's family allegings the deputy used -- alleges the deputy used excessive force. as scott broom reports, they walked away with tears and disappointment. >> i'm going to have to go to my son's burial. >> reporter: his mother. >> he's not the first person and he's not going to be the last person to die. until they get it straight, you're going to see more family here. >> reporter: he died four years ago i

he is thanking his supporters right now, as ken mentioned ron paul came in second. that is a good showing for ron paul. he will now head on to south carolina. he will continue on with his campaign. we'll hear what he is saying. >> i talked to romney and congratulated him. because he had a clear cut victory. but we're nibbling at his heels. but there is another victory tonight, he had a victory but we have had a victory for the cause of liberty tonight. there is no doubt, there is no doubt that this whole effort that we are involved in will not go unnoticed, let me tell you. i think the intellectual revolution is going on now to restore liberty in this country is well on its way. and there's no way they're going to stop the momentum that we have started. and that is the victory that you have brought about because you have been the ones that have done the work, there's a lot of people here but the ones across the country, the donors and excitement on the campuses. it's just unbelievable. we don't always get the coverage or the interest shown on what is going on becaus

. >> my name is ken -- [inaudible] local resident of the inner sun set and employee of the japanese restaurant around the corner from blackthorn restaurant on 9th and irving. i've been here seven years in san francisco. by far my favorite neighborhood i've lived in has been the inner sun set and the main, big reason why is the blackthorn tavern. i've come to consider joe, chris, adam, unfortunately dave is not here tonight, to be really good friend of mine and not just because we hang out at a bar, but the way they carry themselves, i'm shaking right now, trembling. >> it's ok. really, it is. him >> i need a drink. i apologize. [laughter]