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gosh, that was just awful. ♪ [ sad tuba ] nope. what is going on?ghing at my -- get a life. come on. [ harp strumming ] [ sad tuba ] at least i hit the giant screens. [ laughter ] [ harp strumming ] >> you don't have any points. >> jimmy: thank you for reminding me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> there's no way you're going to win. >> jimmy: i know. [ harp strumming ] [ laughter ] you got it? there you go. [ cheers and applause ] january jones right there, go see "unknown" in theaters on friday. mike birbiglia joins us next. he's hanging out in the bud light lime greenroom. hey, mike! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ febru-any any 5 ♪ $5 ♪ $5 footlong [ male announcer ] it's febru-any. this month only any regular footlong is a $5 footlong! even the tasty steak & cheese. . .ç . . . ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a hilarious comedian, who's book "sleepwalk with me" was a critically-praised, "new york times" bestseller. here to tell us about that and more, please welcome, mike birbiglia. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:

it comforts me to see sad faces. my miserable, lonly lesbian pregnancy. i am going to read, to snip or not to snip. >> conception. i drive to the california cryo bank. there's no waiting room. just a glass window. a woman changes me $350. a vile half the size of my pinkie encased. this way up. i head to the clinic. i carry the sperm box inside. it's unwieldy. this is my second attempt. so i know the routine. the first time, i brought my friend. even some crouch shots. most people don't get good shots of conception. i feel confident this time, like i'm doing my part in the world. the war in iraq started. may be this kid will be a piece maker, a modern day jesus christ as this jew understands jesus. i don't know what does. week 21, everyone thinks i'm having a boy. by everyone, i mean the waiter and my grandmother and neighbor across the street. i was getting out of my car and she yelled "your having a boy". week 22, my family is involved in an all out campaign on the names i'm considering. she mocks the mothers calling after their sons, sebastion. i didn't

that's what makes this thing really sad too. because he was a great person and, like, contributor to our school. >> reporter: tough days ahead as students return to school and families and friends replan their vigils and memorials and funerals. reporting live in concord, don knapp, cbs5. >>> a 6-hour s.w.a.t. standoff in daly city ends peacefully but with a man and woman in handcuffs. happened about 5:00 this morning, that's when it started at the corner of west market and mission street. they responded to a domestic disturbance in which shots were fired. when the officers tried to enter the home a woman refused to let them in. that prompted the standoff. 11:15 a man and a woman were taken into custody. so far, no weapon has been found. >>> the chilly temperatures mean bay area peaks are still frosted with some snow. today's president's day holiday gave people a chance to check it out together. it's a look at the snowy scene from chopper 5. roads leading up to mount diablo clogged with cars, look at the line. but to get to the t

[ sad tuba ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that makes me laugh. >> "okay.y: oh, my god. >> i'm over it. no, he's very, very cool. and i think for those people who think that he is, you know, really driven for good motivations. he's very cool. you're absolutely right. and p.s., can i tell you something? i didn't bring out a camera, but at the camp we were staying at which by the way the bathroom is filled with live frogs. that's the bathroom. this guy was picking up the trash without any fanfare. you know, just doing the thing. >> jimmy: he's just good guy, right? >> doing the camp thing. yeah, a good guy. >> jimmy: i've seen him a couple of times. he's walk past me a few times. [ light laughter ] and very, very nice walking past me. >> you've got the -- you've got the -- you've got the aura. you've got the george clooney aura. >> jimmy: thank you, finally! [ cheers and applause ] someone finally -- i've been -- say it. >> yes. and can i tell you something. i was swag that you gave me, the shirt that you gave me? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, i twitpic'd it a

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the war i rock is a masked, sad gem stone of war kings and people. and fear must without heaven, over a toga pot. that's import that war boil. that's bile that gag or jail roomy and oath and the war is cocked. air and fuel the plague and watch him of his hunter of ash guard down the stinking hole. they were shacked up from to be done. >> [applause]. >> this house of hunger, for the american kids who go to sleep each night without supper. this house of hunger has millions of kids in it. breakfast and lunch is all their worth. famished of billions of bucks in them. what pretty prophets have set before king's death. they stink with the stench of unmitigated treaty. their indifference included in their digital speeds. while those kids lie in bed without a cup of bullion in their head. also kill the children, american you shootful. and the murders you plant in your own backyard. keep insisting your democracy. but in the starving darkness, those sad, lost eyes know the truths of your lies that you sold all the marbles in their little sacks to the bullies w

why has jesus got that sad expression on his face? well, he's being... crucified, and it's making him feel sad. he's got nails in his hands. he should be going, "aah!" ben, shush! well, he should. soppy old jesus. ben, please! it's not realistic. would you just-- hey, look! it's angela. she's made it! isn't that brilliant? oh, yeah, that's-- that-- that's brilliant. hi! hi, pete! hiya, dad! hi. mm! sue. hi, jake. hi, jake. hi. hi, ben. i'm so sad. ben! could you-- he hasn't changed, i see. it's fantastic you could make it. it's just a whistle-stop tour, i'm afraid. my boss can't spare me for long. of course not, no. come here. how long have you known derek? ten months. that's not a very long time. oh, look, what a lovely staircase! my mummy and daddy don't live together anymore. mummy said that on their wedding day she thought he was the most wonderful man on the planet. now she just cries all the time. father: here we go, sweetheart. ( organ plays wedding march ) all set? ( panting ) ...yeah. julie's got tears in her eyes. well, it's an emotional day. i

kanle was very sad. his wife passed away. first we embrace each other and there's dust flying around and tiers in our ayes and then we go over to the local graveyard. as we walked to the graveyard we saw her buried in the box in the ground facing the sunset. and out of sentiment he said without her, i'm nothing and then he said something that i would never forget. he said very soon you're going to be standing here and i'm going to be in the ground. and he kind of chuckled and i didn't think that was very funny because i lost my father in his 40's from cancer in 1981 and my sister and you know all of us have lost somebody close to us and you never get over that loss. and when we're looking down at the ground, he said when that moment happens, did i say that already? soon i'll be in the ground and he chuckled and he said when that moment happens and you come to see me the ground you'll be very sad but i want you to do one thing, listen to the wind. and i got back in october of 2001ened i was in pakistan around that very hard pe

. >> sad. it's really a case of sadness. we don't have the discovery in the case. we simply have allegations. i'm going to wait to see what the charges are. >> reporter: the charges stem from an undercover investigation. the two are facing charges relating to distribution of methamphetamine, marijuana and steroids. >> these allegations alone are shocking and very hurtful certainly to him. he's having a very difficult time right now. i mean, as i say, it's really sad. >> reporter: both men declined an interview at the martinez county jail. nbc bay area interviewed butler in a story on mommy p.i.s. >> the best investigator is someone who doesn't look like an investigator. >> reporter: butler's firm is based in concord. former fbi agent and now private investigator rick smith says the allegations against both men, whether they're true or false, is bad for law enforcement officers everywhere. >> if proven true, if they're convicted or they plead out, it really hurts law enforcement and the p.i. industry because it goes to the integrity of both of those professions. >>

. >> it's very sad, we never thought the west would would be on the chopping block. were distinguishable in the district. it affects me most for the kids. >> silver what, if the kids would go to three different schools, the school would remain vacant. -- silverwood -- >> the west would students held an impromptu rally after school today making signs that say save our schools. christine walks us through. >> it this option was chosen, those two schools could be combined into one campus. that can't is what house students from eldorado middle and students from the now closed at glenbrook middle school. the kids from west would elementary would move as a group but to mountain view elementary. some may be absorbed by monte gardens. if so for what elementary was chosen, the children from that school would most likely be spread out amongst three different schools. this over with campus would be empty and out of use. christine conley, kron 4 news. >> once again dropping in the fourth quarter of last year on housing crisis all across the nation. there may be a silver lining to

. >> it makes me sad. they just arrived here in alameda. i'm going to be sad to see them go. >> i was disappointed when they came n they drove out a couple of small bookstores in the mall. and in this investigator bay area, two are closing in san francisco. and three in the south bay, and one in santa cruz. the mish-based company says the store that's are closing represent about 30% of the 642 borders nationwide. they employ 18,000 people. and jeff nunberg says boredders didn't look at other venue autos they were late getting into online book sales, very late in e-reader market he says what hurt the most is that it dmot keep up with the big box stores. >> nobody can compete with big discounters like walmart and target. they can just go razor thin and still make money. >> borders is experiencing financial woes some independent bookstores face. the stores still surviving are those like mo's in berkeley selling only used book autos we'll tell them what they'll pay for it. they're free to accept it or not. we may resell the book for $5. so that

a flight instructor came across a sad sight while flying over a white. he took a photo of a humpback whale, seems sick and injured. the he said it appears the wells back as been broken. read experts are out there trying to find it. to say it may have been hit by boat they're going to try and help it but it has not been spotted again. >> in the bay area tour is on a well watching excursion got are rare experience today. they witnessed a large pot of killer whales outside the golden gate this morning. as many as 14 or does came within 30 ft. of their boat, with more than 30 minutes. killer whales usually don't venture this farce of the naturalist attribute their presence to improving wales migrating north. traffic on this wednesday, the bay bridge toll plaza no problems headed westbound into san francisco. we will be back. actress lindsay lohan pleaded not guilty to felony grand theft. she is accused of stealing a $2,500 necklace while she's been on probation. the judge talk directly to the actors about the serious nature of the case. >> the felony is a di

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even seasoned investigators are showing their sadness after the body of a little boy was pulled from the canal. what is next in the search for his killer? >>> more flight delays may be in store store. >>> good morning, thank you for waking up with us it's wednesday february 2nd i'm partly pam cooke. let's check in with steve. >> hi pam. there is no fog. >> we will end up with 60 near 70 degrees. >>> traffic is stopped on 880 northbound. they are getting rid of road work on northbound 880. there was also a report of debris up the road. but traffic is temporarily stopped here. looks like they are just about to let it go through as they get that -- as they pick up that road work. moving along taking a look at highway 24 that traffic is moving well. >>> topping our news. news concerns about the pg&e pipelines. kraig debro joins us from south san francisco with new information that came from inspections after that huge pipeline explosion in san bruno. good morning, krai. >> reporter: good morning, pam. pg&e found two dozen gas leaks that they have already prepared on that same tran missio

: three words. [ sad tuba ] >> jimmy: no, don't talk to him!n: let's start over. let's start over. >> jimmy: let's start over. here we go. >> lil jon: let's start over. >> jimmy: start the clock over. let's start the clock over. >> lil jon: we going to do a different one. >> jimmy: let's do a different one. [ laughter ] >> lil jon: all right. [ laughter ] i want to take this one, since i'm not -- >> jimmy: all right, here we go. we're -- we're doing a different one. here we go. >> lil jon: damn, even worse! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my god! [ laughter ] come on. >> lil jon: okay, okay, okay. okay. >> jimmy: all right, ready? whenever you're ready. >> donald: song. [ laughter ] breast, baby. baby. [ laughter ] "rock-a-bye baby." beautiful, beautiful breast. [ laughter ] big breast. [ laughter ] big baby. [ laughter ] big baby. [ laughter ] >> nene: oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> donald: sleeping. [ laughter ] sleeping baby. [ laughter ] sleeping baby. drooling baby. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my gosh. [ laughter ] >> donald: cradle baby.

. >> it's kind of sad, i'm sad that i really like coming into the bookstore.t's a feeling you don't get from going online and buying books. >> reporter: officially borders is saying the stores picked for closure will shut down at the end of april. but we're learning that the actual plan is once the store clears it's bookshelves the store will close for good. live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some stanford students are ending up behind prison walls for a few hours a week. ten students are involved in a workshop in san quentin helping 20 inmates continue their education while the students learn from the inside how the prison system works. san quentin is the last california state prison to offer an accredited degree program. the 20 inmates in the workshop all hold associate of arts degree from patton university if oakland. the school run workshop is supported by the law school. >>> the 20 by 30-foot mural that was on display in the demolished terminal c has been installed now in the new terminal. it shows the regions history from native a

. >> it's kind of sad, i'm sad that i really like coming into the bookstore. it's a feeling you don't get from going online and buying books. >> reporter: officially borders is saying the stores picked for closure will shut down at the end of april. but we're learning that the actual plan is once the store clears it's bookshelves the store will close for good. live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some stanford students are ending up behind prison walls for a few hours a week. ten students are involved in a workshop in san quentin helping 20 inmates continue their education while the students learn from the inside how the prison system works. san quentin is the last california state prison to offer an accredited degree program. the 20 inmates in the workshop all hold associate of arts degree from patton university if oakland. the school run workshop is supported by the law school. >>> the 20 by 30-foot mural that was on display in the demolished terminal c has been installed now in the new terminal. it shows the regions history from native

there was a lot of sadness from the community where they grew up. >> that came just six months after another shoot out involving the founder of the black panthers. as they held daily protests outside the courthouse newton was convicted of killing an oakland police officer with his own weapon during a traffic stop shooting in which newton and another officer were wounded. >> are you saying are you afraid of some kind of until assault by officers while in custody? >> i expect anything out of the gestapo. >> the court of appeals would overturn the conviction and order a new trial. after two mistrials the state would eventually drop the case. velda davis came to know newton. > self taught, couldn't read at one time but taught himself to read and read the best in literature. obviously had a clever mind because people know now how the panthers were able to have guns was because they would sell copies of chairman's maow cents, buy them 15-cents and sell them to berkeley students for a dollar. >> she also knew the panther's minister of information. >> black people are in no mood to allow thi

. >> i have a very brief executive director's report, but it is laced with sad news. this young man here has decided to retire after 25 years as a city and county of san francisco employee, 23 and a half of which he spent at the port. i have to share a story about when john worked with dpw, he was the in house, for city hall, and he became the mayor's personal plumber by fixing the shower in his personal office. so he could jog -- the mayor, that is -- at launch. john worked his magic and fixed it for the good mayor -- i hope the good mayor still jogs. do you happen to know? anyway, that is how he got his start, and from there, he moved up to the port and work on an old tugboat -- i did not know we had a tugboat, so that was news to me -- until it was the commission. -- until it was decommissione d. he worked at the port's for maintenance yard, which is now with a giant ball park sits. john worked on the old divers and cut the steam systems operating so that the files could be driven down. remember how long -- how young he looks for some of this. it is pretty amazing.

. >> you see a lot of blocks, a lot of sad and lonely wheels. >> reporter: this man says it is affecting the customers. at some point or another, somebody is likely to get the best of their bikes. >> you come in, the bike is missing, the wheels, a customer had a pedal stolen the other day. >> reporter: police indicate one bike a day is reported stolen in san francisco. what is often left behind are hunks of metal, locks, chains, frames and helmets. the eyesores hitting city streets. this was left at the san francisco's hall of justice. san francisco's public works department is responsible for clearing away the abandoned bikes and bike parts. >> yeah, that is something we ran into a lot. those we actually cut and will put it in the bin for metal. >> this would be a great source for another bike. the good news, according to the recycling experts is that fewer parts are getting into the waste stream. many of those parts are being used to work on the bikes such as this one, for a bay area charity. the bikes come to us from all sources. but we are seeing fewer bikes than we had in the past.

people we are able to offer little relief for, the sad news is, their homes have depreciated.re will be a little bit of relief for them. in general, last year, we saw 6400 applicants in comparison to four years ago when we had 248 requests. the form a simple. it is one page. name, telephone number, e-mail, and the address you are applying for. if you can give us sales in formation of similar types of homes, we do hope you can give us that. if you cannot come maternity leave blank and sign it. e-mail or fax it to us -- if you cannot give us that, leave it blank and sign it. e-mail or fax it was. tenderloin downtown, south of market, mission bay, and south beach. those were many of the new high- rise condominiums that went in to market the last four or five years. we have seen a significant amount of depreciation in those areas. gaviria that has seen the largest value drop is -- the other area that has seen the largest volume drop is the outer mission, amazon, those areas have seen the largest percentage drop. it is where we have been hit hardest with foreclosures. we make sure

they are the families who try to move past their loss and sadness. the healing circle supports them. it's not easy. they go to san quentin to find answers. >> when i went there the first time, i was so angry, i wanted to get in there and just literally choke somebody. i wanted to say you guys murdered my child. >> paulette brawn -- brown's 17- year-old son was gunned down trying to save someone else. >> things are not the same and they never will be. >> reporter: she wants these murderers to remember they hurt somebody's family. >> every time i think about him, i feel that in my stomach, stress kills. i might look okay on the outside but stress kills. i feel like i'm dying every day because i have an empty heart. i miss my baby. >> i'm sorry. the rest of my life will be spent making it up to whoever. >> how do we move forward. >> ronnie is serving a life sentence for killing a police officer. he organized the inmates' side known as "no more tears." >> the thing was i knew i was the person that caused a family that kind of pain. >> when it first happe

it is really sad. having to do with these officers just trying to get to school. this is part of the reason we are fighting this campaign. we're working on a campaign to really focus on this and the increased enforcement that was happening on the public transit system, so a lot of our youth, as i mentioned, were not able to come today. they are just trying to get to school, but it is also an issue of criminalizing our youth, and i was told about different treatment on different bus lines. where do the buses go? they go to the fillmore and the intermission. some people get tickets, but they never get taken off, right? it is not just the financial burden but the treatments, the different treatments, in the way people are treated, so i just wanted to highlight that and think before hearing us, and i just encourage you to pass the resolution. banks. 2 -- thanks. aysupervisor alioto-pier: -- supervisor mar: any other members of the public wish to speak? again, i went to thank you. to the many parents and children who have come out and spoken today, and in particular, t

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. >> it's just sad. it's just sad. >> reporter: no one has seen 74-year-old dale smith for months. one neighbor even says by the end of september, his wife evelyn started referring to him in the past tense. >> she didn't neighbor with anybody really, kind of kept to herself and walked the door four or five times a day around the court. never really talked to anybody. but just seemed a little odd always. >> reporter: the smith's next door neighbor filed a missing persons report two weeks ago telling police she grew even more suspicious after evelyn built a barbecue pit in her backyard but never barbecued. >> looks like it's 4 feet down. >> reporter: a team of fbi agents and novato police officers found the body beneath the barbecue pit and questioned evelyn. >> she didn't provide any location. >> she's very concerned about this. >> reporter: the 55-year-old has hired an attorney and hasn't been home since her house turned into a crime scene. >> this is a pending investigation right now. >> reporter: and while authorities investigate, dale's family wonders what happened to him. his s

all you write, he said, are sad poems. what would you have me write? the truth. your poem ought to be called, with no seat and go like this. he did the best he could with what he had and he ain't had nothing accept the blues. >> [applause]. >> the book was published this year by the university of georgia press. it is available at the back of the auditorium this afternoon. it is called blood ties and brown liquor. and he is also been the finalist for the 2006 poetry prize. please, join me in welcoming mr. sean hill. [applause]. >> i want to read from blood and brown liquor today. this book is about my home town in georgia. it's also where [inaudible] is from. and i started researching the history of [inaudible] and sort of fell into the history of black people there because it was not taught in school. so -- in order to write about the history i had to invent a character to explore this history. the character's name is si loss wright. >> first poem i will read is titled silos write at age 71914. it's about silos follows a fishing riggel in the shallows. he describ

how sad is that? >> after 20 days of nail biting, the board has yet to decide. will it be renne or silverwood elementary? everyone seems to think glenbrook will get the acts. so unlike shakespeare, nothing here is glorious summer by the sun. instead, this is an angry winter. >> i find this entire situation devicive -- >> now the folks who have symboled here tonight are at the microphone. prior to the start of tonight's meeting, there was speculation that the district and the board would be thrown a pass, if you will, that some additional financial option that would have allowed them to make up that $1.5 million gap and not shut down those schools. that has not not been thrown to them. at this point, the weight continues after which schools will be closed. >> robert lyles in concorde rings thank you. >>> coming up, sometimes less may be more. the common procedure for breast caissonser that some medical experts say patients really don't need. >>> don't mess with grandma or else you'll get the senior smack down. a gang of thieves feel the power of the purse. and th

was not repaying any loans so mitterrand sad can you imagine what it would have been if salman broke out in such a multinational country as yours it would have been much worse than yugoslavia. they were afraid there would be war no they were sure of that and we are a nuclear power and by containing all dhat and mr mitterrand's words that boris yeltsin not only saved russia but also europe and the world so. he also spotlight will be back shortly will continue this sort of it in less than a minute so stay with us. the arab . wealthy british style. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds of reports. we use special old french and accessory quitman. ready for. their became their gravity. has issued and those people were urging them previously. her. want to soak in a free flight. back to spotlight time album and often just to remind you that my guest on the show today is. the widow of the late russian president boris yeltsin. mrs yeltsin your husband ascended the politic

. >> it is just kind of sad to see this kind of life thing a few blocks down from the financial district along market here. new companies won't have to pay a tax for six years so there is incentive but clearly on street level there is still some disincentives. >> no exaggeration to say that woman lucky she didn't get hurt or killed. >> she is very lucky. apparently the guy ran off. she fought the guy. >> joe vazquez in the city. thank you, joe. >>> well, in egypt a message of solidarity from the google executive who was jailed for 12 days. he told demonstrators this is a time for all of us. he spent 12 days in an egyptian jail blindfolded for coordinating the revolt against president hosni mubarak. anti-government protestors call him a hero and want him to lead the group. u.s. relations with egypt took a step back today when egypt's vice president said his country is not ready for democracy. >>> a string of sex assaults in the lake merit area of oakland the last few months. the latest about 10:00 p.m. last night. grace lee with what makes these unusual attacks. >> reporter: the sad truth

. >> it's very sad, you know?t's really sad without her. >> reporter: this wasn't how she dreamed of spending her 19th birthday, but life and dreams kwha change quickly. erica luna recovering at san jose's regional medical center, not far from the skidmarks burned onto the street where she was dragged and left for dead earlier this month. today her mother shared the few words she wrote on a birthday card for her only daughter. >> god is in control. i love you. happy 19th birthday, and i'm sorry for everything. love mom. >> reporter: erica luna is off the respirator but remains in intensive care. while she fights for her future, police are still searching for answers. they've released this sketch and say the driver was in a gray or silver minivan or suv. >> it's hard to explain in words. it's like our life has just been put on hold. >> reporter: tonight, cake and balloons are in her hospital room. a bright spot in what's been a dark chapter in the life of a luna family. >> there is some room in my heart to fehr giv

they are fully drawn characters, and i love the fact that it is, and sad -- it is comic and sad. i love the challenge of creating the character in trying to flesh it out. tavis: you're first, it struck me immediately, that you like playing characters that are not always sure who they are. what did you mean by that? >> i think sometimes there is so much that is one-dimensional. i love to work with directors and producers who give you the freedom to kind of falter and be ambiguous. it gives you a chance to flush out and search. to me, the fun of acting is reacting, which is what i have always like to do. acting is what you get from your fellow actors. it gives you the grist for the mill. i'd just like that way of working. tavis: i only ask this because i saw you speaking about this. the comment that he made, fare freezing, at your age -- paraphrasing, at your age, you don't get a chance to play three-dimensional characters or romantic characters. could you expand on that? >> i don't get a chance to play the great roles on film. i have never been an a-list actor, so i am very gratef

. >> i think it would be very sad if these hotels were to go out of business. >> i am shocked. absolutely blown away. it's so sad. >> the president says he will not commit to an extension because of a long time labor dispute and community concerns about the size of the condo project. >>> the santa clara city council will meet tomorrow to make sure the funds slated for a new 49ers stadium don't disappear. governor jerry brown has said he wants to do away with redevelopment agencies and funnel that money to education and local government. the santa clara city council will look at ways to ensure that the $40 million promised for the project is not cut from the state budget. >>> good afternoon to you. it's a cool mostly cloudy day for our holiday. giving a look at mt. diablo. actually picked up a dusting of snow. we showed mt. hamilton earlier today and we saw six inches fall over mt. hamilton over the course of the weekend. here at mt. diablo not so much. giving you a look at the radar once again because another day, another round of rain. but you can see from the radar not a lot