rentaling nators were five guys who called themselves waldos because they gathered on the wall by this statue at 4:20 most afternoons. >> use it as a code word to get high. teachers didn't know what we're talking about. and that just became a joke >> the public gathering caught city officials off guard. this sunday, they promise a crack down. there will be more police and officers, parking control officers to ticket and tow, and no concession >> we're not here to judge recreational activities. we want to make sure people respect one another. that is the message here. >> it's one the waldo as agree with. >> be happy, safe, and kind pick up after yourself. >> new calls for people facing eviction in san francisco. >> hundreds of tenants are facing eviction each year. that are changing character not only of each individual neighborhood but a city. currently 90% of the tenants who are facing. oolt goal to help people stay in their homes as rents continue to rise san francisco has the highest rents in the united states. today's rally just a day after supervisors approved a change to the elli

also one of the waldos. police are closing streets all over the east side of golden gate park between 10:00 this morning and 6:00 this evening. muni buses will be allowed through the closed streets, but they could be rerouted as the crowds grow. >>> this morning marks the start of a really busy week for n.a.s.a. and astronauts on the international space station. just this morning the crew used the station's robotic arm to capture a capsule loaded with supplies. a space-x rocket that launched on thursday delivered the goods. no easter baskets on board, however. now scientists on the ground and astronauts must prepare for a spacewalk on wednesday. astronauts need to fix a broken backup computer that controls things like the external cooling system. >>> a big deal this morning for san francisco-based air b&b is now valued amount $10 billion. it's an online website that lets you rent out your home. that's more than some hotel chains like hyatt and puts the company in the upper echelon of other silicon valley sta

washington post" poll, only "one out of six americans can find ukraine on a map," although two found waldo. but the same exact poll found "the less americans know about ukraine's location, the more they want the u.s. to intervene." damn straight! this is america! we don't need to know where a country is to send troops there. yeah! (cheers and applause) i mean, eventually, you want to check google maps, but after you give the order. besides, why don't i know where that country is? what is it hiding? in fact, there are plenty of places i'd like to invade for not knowing where they are -- paraguay, uzbekistan, wherever the hell my keys are. see, folks, i believe in democracy, especially when it comes to geography. the ukraine is wherever the american people say it is. and according to this poll, americans say it's everywhere - (applause) all those jobs are guesses where it is, okay? evidently, there's some ukraine in greenland, a bit of ukraine in africa, there's even some ukraine in the indian ocean. which is the only ukraine cnn is willing to cover right now. most alarming, there's some ukr

motley describes finding case files like playing where's waldo. the attorney general's office didn't want the process filmed. >> you guys have written a letter that he should be released and it's going through the process, we're trying to figure out where that letter is following the number. exactly. i mean like each office you get a little piece of paper. >> the other office is across town. >> you get a slip, they renumber it, renumber it. >> afghan lawyers say corruption is also a persistent problem in the justice system, that some judges demand payoff. the only way to work in that is to work ethically. >> every victory i have had has been an ethical leel victory. >> -- legal victory. >> her days involve running around. her car is her office. as she spends her days chasing down case files, shuttling between clients cases and court. >> what happened there? >> i gave them the supreme court decision, because they did not have that. and then i also gave them -- we wrote a draft indictment for them to make their work a little bit easier. >> sounds li

check out the red blazer, spiffy, the bow tie, where's waldo rugby shirt.e could move to williamsburg. he's ronald mcdonald the hip stir. >> this the old ronald scott outfit? >> that was different with the cup on the nose. mcdonald reacting to a drop in sales, and doing this complete makeover. >> the waffle taco, louis. >> that is right. they have all kinds of concoctions. we saw him in 1963 in a local tv ad. two years later he became the national spokesperson. no word on how this will affect the wardrobe of grimace and the hamburg her. >> he is. at least he didn't go the way of donald duck, pants less. thank you. >>> we asked you for the best captions of this picture. our producer has those. what did we get? >> we got a lot of great ones this morning. kimba ken said i looked so good somebody paddled out to snap my pick, eat that, schwarzenegger. and daisy, the one thing in congress, use the gym. >> he looks good on a surf board. coming up next, we will be looking at the stories ahead on morning joe, moments away. who a? we are the thinkers. the job juggler

washington post poll only one out of six americans can find ukraine on a map although two did find waldohe exact poll found the less americans know about ukraine's location the more they want the u.s. to intervene. straight. this is america and we don't need to know where a country is to send troops there. i believe in democracy, especially when it comes to geography, the ukraine is where ever the american people say it is and according to this poll, americans say it is everywhere. >>> all right. so americans might be unsure but pro-russian protestors know where the emotiocountry is. after recent weeks of bad press, gm gets much needed good news about product safety but is it enough to help consumer confidence and subway riders avoid a 4-legged new yorker. your wednesday edition of rats on a train. this is "way too early." i don't know why that is so funny. good morning, i'm thomas roberts. it's wednesday, april 8th and welcome to way too early. it was like that rat had a machete though those people were screaming so loudly. it's crazy. we'll talk more about that coming up this half hour

originators called themselves waldos because they gathered on the wall outside of this statue at 420 most afternoons. >> we use it as a secret code. >> teachers didn't know what we're talking about. and that became a joke. >> the ganlerring of ten last year caught officials off guard. this sunday sh they promised a crack down. there will be more police, probation officers, parking control officers to ticket and tow and there will be no concession stands >> i don't think we're naive to think we can stop everybody in san francisco. from smoking marijuana on sunday but there is other thing that's came with it we'll not have. >> we're not here to judge recreational activities but we want to make sure people in the city respect one another and remain safe. >> and everybody, be kind, pick up after yourselves. >> a pick up wreaking of pot near santa rosa. they caught up with it and found 99 pounds of weed in the back. >> still ahead tonight bay area real estate and value of your home prices, when will more people be willing to sell? >> following up on a frry boat tragedy the navy is now res

narrator: ralph waldo emerson expressed the spirit of many of ese naive painters when he wrote, "i embrace the common; i explore and sit at the feet of the familiar. give me insight into today and you may have tique and future worlds." still others, poets and painters alike, saw visions of a future world in america. "i see a thousand kingdoms raised, cities and men, numerous as sand upon the ocean shore. the ohio then shall glide by many a town of note, and where the mississippi stamy forest shaded now runs weeping on, cities shall grow, and states, not less in fame than greece and rome." ( music ) i'm building a giant pencil out of plaster wrap. ok. now, this-- i was trying to get, like, a sci-fi sort of look. these are just made of regular clay. i think they'll probably hold up because they're going to be glazed and fired and... i'm not sure how it will hold up outside, although i am a little fearful because i've grown rather fond of it. we're going to have to paint it over with gesso to make it hard. the paint would fade from light, but the material itself was pretty durable. man: the m

originators called themselves waldos because they gathered on the wall outside of this statue at 420 most afternoons. >> we use it as a secret code. >> teachers didn't know what we're talking about. and that became a joke. >> the ganlerring of ten last year caught officials off guard. this sunday sh they promised a crack down. there will be more police, probation officers, parking control officers to ticket and tow and there will be no concession stands >> i don't think we're naive to think we can stop everybody in san francisco. from smoking marijuana on sunday but there is other thing that's came with it we'll not have. >> we're not here to judge recreational activities but we want to make sure people in the city respect one another and remain safe. >> and everybody, be kind, pick up after yourselves. >> a pick up wreaking of pot near santa rosa. they caught up with it and found 99 pounds of weed in the back. >> still ahead tonight bay area real estate and value of your home prices, when will more people be willing to sell? >> following up on a ferry boat tragedy the navy is now re

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the orange nay tors were five guys, including these two who called themselves waldos. >> we use it asode word. >> our secret code. >> the teachers didn't know what we were talking about. our parents didn't know. that became our private joke. >> reporter: it was their private joke four decades ago, but the huge public gathering caught city officials off guard. this sunday, they promise a crackdown. there will be more police in uniform and under cover. juvenile probation officers, parking control officers to ticket and tow. and there will be no concession stands. >> i don't think that we're naive enough to think that we can stop everybody in san francisco smoking marijuana on sunday. there's plenty of other things that came with it that we will not have. >> reporter: the super visor developed the plan. >> we're not here to judge anyone's recreational activities. but we want to make sure because people in our city respect one another and they remain safe. and that's the message here. >> everybody be happy, be safe, be kind and pick up after yourself. >> reporter: in san francisco, caroly

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it might serve the white house well to think about this quotation from ralph waldo emerson and.hat you do speaks so loudly that i cannot hear what you say. i wonder if ladder when dash vladimir putin here's a word uttered by secretary kerry or obama for that matter. >> the nuclear terrorist how the bush and the obama and administration replaced politics in profit over national security. the author joins me next. lems ty of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. breo may increase your risk of pneumonia, thrush, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition

[laughter] it would come in the mailbox he would play a game to find waldo it was the place in every single edition where it offers the advise what you should do to save yourself from the financial ruin is consolidate credit cards. thou one nugget appeared without fail in every last addition of the magazine. but since the theme of the book is the stack is stacked -- the deck is stacked against the ordinary investor that we are inundated. what can the average american thinking in terms of investors? what can we do to save our souls? is anything in particular people should read? >> there is the big picture that is we all need to speak up because ultimately we will not keep up the and the only way is to insist on projections out of washington and that is not happening until we start to squawk but at least potentially we would get somewhere. because people generally don't realize how stacked the deck is not just health insurance or income or retirement. but the financial services industry has very little duty to help you. we think if we seek help like going to a doctor they have to give

it might serve the white house well to think about this quotation from ralph waldo emerson and.hat you do speaks so loudly that i cannot hear what you say. i wonder if ladder when dash vladimir putin here's a word uttered by secretary kerry or obama for that matter. >> the nuclear terrorist how the bush and the obama and administration replaced politics in profit over national security. national security. when folks in the lower 48 think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. thousands of people here in alaska are working to safely produce more energy. but that's just the start. to produce more from existing wells, we need advanced technology. that means hi-tech jobs in california and colorado. the oil moves through one of the world's largest pipelines. maintaining it means manufacturing jobs in the midwest. then we transport it with 4 state-of-the-art, double-hull tankers. some of the safest, most advanced ships in the world: built in san diego with a $1 billion inv

over the golden gate bridge at top somebody and slow through the waldo tunnel at 54 miles per hour.miles per hour to the toll plaza and into san francisco. north off of the richmond and san rafael bridge at top speed and no issues. this is the bay bridge toll plaza is the lanes are starting to load up and you want do roll down the windows, stay cool, and crank up the air conditioning. >>> the sonoma county d.a. needs more time to investigate the death of 13-year-old andy lopez by a sheriff deputy, a 90 day deadline helped yesterday that was to determine if laws were broken. the d.a. is waiting for final reports from experts and additional forensic analysis. there was a brief demonstration around superior court demanding release of the report. in october, erick gelhaus shot and killed lopez carrying a pellet rifle that the deputy erick gelhaus mistook for an ak-47. >> a football player at san jose state critically burned last week in a fire had the first surgery yesterday afternoon. the linebacker suffered second-degree burns after trying to escape from a fire in the apartment near c

a group of san rafael students who called themselves waldos for the wall they hung out at school. they would meet after school at the statue of famed chemist luis pass sture. >> we met at 4:20 to get high and look for the treasure. >> we cut the 4:20 to luis to just 4:20 as our code to get high. >> 43 years later people across the globe use the term 420 as pot smoking in general. they never did find that job. >>> chp are investigating a crash involving a big rig in santa rosa. it happened around 8:00 a.m. officers say the driver fell asleep and slammed into the sign and flipped the truck before it burst into flames. the driver managed to pull himself out. his injuries were minor. pg&e crews are working to restore power to more than 350 santa rosa customers. they have been without power since 11:00 this morning when a traffic accident brought down some power lines. it happened near mcbride and terry lanes. the power went out for 5800 customers. pg&e expects the remaining customers to have power restored in the next hour. >>> still to come, the preparations are underway for tomorrow

a group of san rafael students who called themselves waldos for the wall they hung out at school. they would meet after school at the statue of famed chemist luis pass sture. >> we met at 4:20 to get high and look for the treasure. >> we cut the 4:20 to luis to just 4:20 as our code to get high. >> 43 years later people across the globe use the term 420 as pot smoking in general. they never did find that job. >>> chp are investigating a crash involving a big rig in santa rosa. it happened around 8:00 a.m. officers say the driver fell asleep and slammed into the sign and flipped the truck before it burst into flames. the driver managed to pull himself out. his injuries were minor. pg&e crews are working to restore power to more than 350 santa rosa customers. they have been without power since 11:00 this morning when a traffic accident brought down some power lines. it happened near mcbride and terry lanes. the power went out for 5800 customers. pg&e expects the remaining customers to have power restored in the next hour. >>> still to come, the preparations are underway for tomorrow

the originators were five guys, including these two, who call themselves waldos because as teenagershey gathered on the wall by the statue outside san rafael high school at 4:20 every afternoon. >> we used it as a code word to get high. >> the teachers didn't know what we were talking about, our parents didn't know what which were talking about, and it became our private joke. >> it feels their private joke four decades ago but the huge public gathering of at least 10,000 in golden gate park last year caught city officials off-guard. there will be more police in uniform and undercover. you juvenile probation officers, parking control officers to ticket and tow, and there will be no concession stands. supervisor london green developed the plan after threatening to ban 4-20 last year. >> we aren't trying to be a buzz kill. we aren't here to judge anyone's recreational activities, but we want to make sure that people in our city respect one another, that they remain safe, and not the messes here. >> and it's one the wall doughs agree with. >> everybody be happy, be safe, be kind, and pi

can clear this to the shoulder. 101 across the golden gate bridge will take you ten minutes from the waldoo the city along the bay bridge away from the maze to san francisco, and across the san mateo bridge at it will minutes to make it over to the peninsula but we have c.h.p. issued high wind advisory forked bay bridge in addition to the cartinez and benicia bridge, plaza, remark is moving in and first flight is coming over the east bay hills and the cash-paying lanes are loading up. thank you. >> need a checkup? an x-ray? you can get free health care today without an aboy. >> a new challenge for vladimir putin and the role hundreds of american troops will play. >> astronauts on the international space station are preparing for a spacewalk. and a big repair job they will do this >>> covering dalai daly city, d, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> 600 doctors and dentists will volunteer at free health clinics for people who cannot afford health care. bridges to health expect 3,000 people will show up. everything is on a walk in basis. no appointment is needed. doctors wi

other side of the bay, san rafael, 101, busy there, as we head away from 580, mill valley, to the waldots are on sail for outside lands and the lineup will make it another sellout. >> tom petty is coming become to san francisco's golden gate park and the other big attraction is kanye west and the killers. petty was a headline in 2008. the festival is held august 8-10. tickets are on sale tomorrow morning. >> the youngest member of the britain royal family is making new friends. the prince george was on a play date while visiting new zealand with mom and dad. prince william and kate are trying to give the little prince a remain inial -- a normal he hung out with other babies about same aim, loving all the toys and everyone did play nicely. "good morning america" will have a full report coming up at 7:00. >>> coming up, your big break, the chance of a lifetime offered by uber and google ventures in superintendent valley. >> stripper gets down to the bear essentials but it is where he did it that is leading to a courtroom battle. >> head turning new battle facing the army, hairdo's called

originators were five guys, including these two, who call themselves waldos because as teenagers they gathered on the wall by the stood stew outside outside -- at 4:250 each afternoon. >> it was a code. our parents didn't know what we were talking about, the teachers didn't know what we were talking about good it feels our private joke. >> it was private decades ago but the large gathering last year caught city officials off-guard. there will be more police in uniform and undercover. juvenile probation officers, parking control officers to ticket and tow and no concession stands. >> everybody smoking marijuana on sunday, there are plenty of other things that came with it that will not happen. >> the supervisor developed the plan. >> we're not here to judge anyone's recreational activities. but we want to make sure because people in our city respect one another that's correct they remain safe and that's the message here. >> and it's one the wall doughs agree with. >> everybody be happy, be safe, be kind, and pick up after yourselves! >> well, police are closing streets around the east

school english courses may be we have tried to forget over the years that you might remember ralph waldo emerson and nathanael hawthorne and other transcendentalists writers. what we might forget about those folks whose they were also men of letters in the public square as well. they were not ivory tower theorists. they were riding in the newspapers and magazines have their day. the progressive era in the late 19th century of tradition what someone called a golden age of journalism but it's an era from which we remember names like cornelius greely greely who said go west young man and then coming forward into the 20th century men like william randolph hurst whose hurst newspaper change and magazine empire which is around today and the subject of the movie citizen kane which has been one of the great movies of all time but it also painted william randolph hurst board john foster kaine in that movie? as a man who worked -- was dislocated from a sense of purpose and meaning in his life so much so that at the end of the movie he died alone and said we begin to see that as we marched through

and the other thing is every month it came in the box and we would play a game find the waldo. and that was the place in every single edition, it never missed one, where it offered the advice of what you should do to save yourself from finance ruin is consolidate your credit cards. and that nugget appeared without fail in every last addition of money magazine -- edition -- and that brings up my question. since the theme of your book is the deck is stacked against the ordinary household, what can the average american, whether thinking in terms of being investors or savers, what can we do to save ourselves to resist this? is there anything in particular that people should read or keep in mind when they are flooded by all of this information? >> there is there big picture and the individual picture. the big picture and we all need to speak up about this. we are not going to keep up and the only way is we have to insist on protections out of washington and that is not happening until we start squawking about it. it might not happen then, but at least we will potentially get there.

some drivers also reported seeing it through the waldo grade. heads up traveling through marin county. limited visibility there. and mass transit everything is good. bart systemwide on time no delay. more than 40 trains, everything good there. ace trains 1 and 3 also on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> there are a whole lot of clouds around the bay area this morning. we have the fog and mid- to high-level clouds up above and i think it's those clouds that will help to keep the temperatures cooler around the bay area for today. out the door we go. you have those clouds sweeping up from the south. cloudy skies now. on and off throughout the day today. so numbers coming down but pleasant in the afternoon. low to mid-70s in the valleys, 60s and low 70s inside the bay and cloudy toward the coastline with 50s and low 60s. nice shot for you of the clouds over san francisco this morning. the temperatures are now in the 40s and the 50s. by the afternoon partly cloudy skies, 69 degrees in fremont. 73 degrees

. >> no one ever asks how's waldo. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: give it up, everyone, for the latesudeikis, kathryn hahn, and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. and we'll see you tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> i did a day on the new jean-claude van damme movie. >> so, how do you guys think it went? >> the audience didn't laugh, per se. but you could tell they were really engaged. >> how did it play from where you were? >> it was as if you bared your soul to the entire world. >> that's acting. you guys all gonna audition for that pepto bismol commercial next week? >> oh, yes. yes. >> that should be a good one. >> should be good. ♪ >> carson: hey guys, welcome to "last call," i'm your host carson daly. tonight, we've got another great one for you. first, we've got some music in the form of kaiser chiefs at the el ray, which is always awesome. and singer-songwriter noah gundersen in our snapshot. but, we kick things off with a very funny podcast that takes on issues related to women's rights, gay rights, and pop culture in general. it's the brain child of erin

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school english courses may be we have tried to forget over the years that you might remember ralph waldo emerson and nathanael hawthorne and other transcendentalists writers. what we might forget about those folks whose they were also men of letters in the public square as well. they were not ivory tower theorists. they were riding in the newspapers and magazines have their day. the progressive era in the late 19th century of tradition what someone called a golden age of journalism but it's an era from which we remember names like cornelius greely greely who said go west young man and then coming forward into the 20th century men like william randolph hurst whose hurst newspaper change and magazine empire which is around today and the subject of the movie citizen kane which has been one of the great movies of all time but it also painted william randolph hurst board john foster kaine in that movie? as a man who worked -- was dislocated from a sense of purpose and meaning in his life so much so that at the end of the movie he died alone and said we begin to see that as we marched through

opportunities for advancement for women in the country, and this morning, the majority leader quoted ralph waldo emerson who, and the american dream is to workhearted, achieve mobility. they want to earn a fair wage. the current obama economy is doing everything it can to hurt the american dream. the economy is stagnant, 10 million americans who are inemployed, and incomes are falling and right now, there's 3.7 more million women living in poverty than when they took office. irepeat that. there's 3 #.7 more million women living in poverty today than when the president took office. the median income dropped by 773 dollars since president obama took office. that's why this body should be focused on policies that lift the government imposed burdens that impede job opportunities and quick growth. i offered the amendment, asked content to have the debate and voted on when we get on this bill, that actually is focused on end acting policies that lift the government burdens that impede job economics and growth. it's the good jobs, good wages, act, returning america to a place where there's good job opp

this morning, the majority leader quoted ralph waldo emerson who said, america is another name for tiewfnlts i -- another name for opportunity. i couldn't agree more. americans want good jobs and want to earn a fair wage. but the current obama economy is doing everything it can to hurt the american dream. the economy is stagnant. there are 10 million americans who are unemployed, nearly 4 million for six months or longer. household income has fallen. right now there are 3.7 million more women living in poverty than there were when the president took office. i want to repeat that, mr. president. there are 3.7 million more women living in poverty today than there were when the president took office. the median income for women has dropped by $733 since president obama took office. that's why this body should be focused on enacting policies that lift the government-imposed burdens that impede job opportunities and economic growth. i've offered an amendment, just asked consent to be able to have it debated and voted on when we get on this bill that actually is focused on enacting policies that l

hospital officials say waldo was the biggest baby born there. >> was it a natural birth, do we know?the baby is safe and sound. >>> and they are calling it a tasty miracle. these people say a pancake cooked up on friday had an image of jesus christ. >> or forrest gump. >> or john lennon. >> is it jesus? >> we'll ask father jonathan morris to weigh in on that. >> i did not make that pancake and don't climb that is jesus, for the record. >> jesus is not a pancake. >> well, we want -- father, happy easter. >> thank you. >> i didn't know that was coming up. >> it was a great segway. >> it was. we want to get you to weigh in on this. well, father, this is a theme that is -- this is in daily plaza. an 8-year-old tradition easter display there in daily plaza. >> what happened is they put up a christian display of the cross, you can see it on the right-hand side. and the atheists came in and put this up, in reason we trust. and then an atheist group put this up, nobody died fm oor our sins, jesus christ. and we hear an atheist group in wisconsin is not agreeing with what the coach is doing a

this is, obviously, waldo.g hunt. it's the 21st century egg hunt. and you can find them and win treasures by using this really cool app they've developed. >> how do you go looking for the egg? >> well, you have to look pretty hard. you have to use your imagination. we've hidden them. there's 267, and when you find them, you check in on the app. and every time you find one, you have a great chance to win the amazing egg prizes. >> there are three -- you've got three right now. >> we've got one, two, and there's another one on someone else's neck. >> someone else's neck. oh, our stage manager kate. well, there you go. >> beautiful gemstone. >> very nice. >> and it's all raising money for nonprofits. 100% good. >> all right. congratulations. >> thank you. >> all right. now let's take it inside to savannah. >> all right, al. thank you. we all know that men and women do many things differently. that includes something as simple as shopping for groceries. a new survey from folks at "consumer reports" looks at what ti

president, ralph waldo emerson said this -- and i quote -- "america is another name for opportunity." close quote. america is another name for opportunity. today this body, the united states senate, will put emerson's words to the test as we turn attention to the question of equal pay. for working american women, millions of whom are primary wage earners in their families, the paycheck fairness act represents a unique opportunity, a chance to better provide for themselves and their families. mr. president, it's unconscionable that american women currently take home an average of 77 cents for every dollar their male colleagues earn for doing the exact same work. wage disparity holds true regardless of whether a woman has a college degree, what job she holds or how many hours she spends at the office, factory or wherever it might be. mr. president, consider this just for a brief moment. for a woman to make the same salary as a man in one year for doing similar work in america, she must work not only that year, but also an additional three months and eight days. that's why today, april 8