of the it spilled into the nearby creek. maybe 40 to 50,000 gallons. at this point they notified, of course, the authorities. fish and wildlife came out as well. i spoke to them and they say that right now, they are here today watching the creek and the river. >> we evaluated the creek. it doesn't appear that there is a whole lot of product remaining, which is good news. with the heavy rains and heavy flow that kind of diluted a lot of the wine and they were able to remove a lot of it as well. so we're just monitoring for any additional impact and potential clean-up. >> reporter: so part of that process was pumping the water out. rodney strong did that and they hired a third party contractor to help with that as well and today there are a lot of people investigating making sure the environment is okay. fish and game is concerned about the animals living around the river. they haven't noticed animal deaths and they have seen signs of life today. particularly frogs and invertebrates. so far they feel like things are looking okay. but we'll be out here and we'll speak to rodney strong to figure out what happened. we'll bring you the latest right here on abc7. >> all right. thank you. authorities are investigating a high speed xhas left killed and injured. this the suv crashed into a concrete barrier on the peninsula avenue off-ramp from 101 around 4:00 this morning. they say the vehicle was one of two officers chased from a home. >> they sped off in high directions. one of them took off over state route 92 over the san mateo brink at speeds in excess of 100 miles an hour. we terminated any pursuit of that vehicle at that point. >> officers haven't determined if the house was actually robbed. they're trying to determine if a man found hiding inside a car was possibly involved in the incident. the names of the victims all from that suspect vehicle haven't been released. a foster city man accused of felony sex offenses has been arrested. it happened on marilyn avenue. officers tried to serve a search warrant. according to investigators, an officer fired a single shot at the 38-year-old suspect after the man tried to stab an officer inside the apartment. the suspect's wound isn't considered life threatening. his nail hasn't been released. turning now to the presidential election, mayor breed said she is supporting michael bloomberg for president. she said a lot of people may not agree with her but she close not to take the easy way out. instead she's endorsing a candidate she believes in. >> the fact is talking about what you're going to do and having a track record of doing it, for me, it was the deciding factor because he is a mayor and he did a lot of transformative work as a mayor. >> she will serve on the campaign as the first chair of african-americans for mike. the mayor joins sam liccardo as former senators of kamala harris who are now behind bloomberg. it comes on the same day we posted our new episode of chasing california. all about michael bloomberg and his strategy to win california voters with money and his coections to california's mayors and we'll have more coming up at 4:30. meanwhile, tom steyer unveiling his plan. he will take part in a town hall with the chicano immigrants club we'll have more on steyer's plans coming up at 5:00. wells fargo's ceo has been banned from the bankin industry through an agreement with regulators. he was also fined $17.5 million. the former leader of wells fargo's community bank is facing a $25 million penalty. it is all from the fake account scandal that affected millions of customers of the san francisco based bank. let's turn to the weather and give you a live look. >> very cool. spencer has look at the forecast. >> all right. here's a look at live doppler 7. first of all, don't be alarmed by the green showing up north of you eye dia. the tail end is that you aring rain but we don't expect to it reach the greater bay area. however, rain is coming our way. 58 degrees in san francisco. temperatures in the upper 50s in oakland, redwood city, san jose, half moon bay and 60 in gilroy. here's a look at the beautiul sky there with a few high clouds. upper 50s in napa. 54 degrees. and here is a look at our storm impact scale. we have an approaching storm that will be here late saturday. we can expect light to moderate rainfall. half an inch. the storm ranks only one on the storm impact scale and i'll give you a closer look at the time line and how much rain you can expect in a few minutes. both the ac transit and b.a.r.t. boards passed resolutions. the proposal was proposed by the assemblyman. it is not new. it has been pitched before and shot down. meanwhile, canopies are coming to b.a.r.t. and muni entrances. they approved the $64 million contract to build the first 19 structures. each will have a rolling style gate. this prong will take seven years to complete. another turn of events for drivers using market street. city crews painted new lane markers today along fell and tenth streets. eventually cars will be banned from market between 10th and main streets heading eastbound and stewart to van westbound. drivers and pedestrians were split on the drivers. van ness, excuse me. >> i think it is a good idea. i like since i moved here years ago, it has gotten, it feels like alive. >> i think making r more walkable is a really good thing. >> do you ever drive? >> do i but i try avoid driving. >> it's too hard to get around the city already. >> i'm for it. >> the changes scheduled to take effect on february 29th. the chase for the white house coming up. we talk with michael bloomberg about why california is so important. >> hey, big spender. how much are people really spending on the super bowl? plus, the doomsday clock. the infamous i'climate is the number 1ove priority.sage. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. the world health organization says a viral illness in china that has sickened hundreds of people is not yet a global health emergency. however the u.s. has issued an advisory tells travelers to exercise caution if going to china. the second day of arguments in the impeachment trial is underway in the senate. each side has 24 hours, three days to make its case. the trump administration has imposed new vees rules aimed at restrigting a practice known as birth tour i. applicants will be denied visas if they're determined by consular offices to be traveling to the u.s. primarily to give birth. turning to technology, you may have seen 3d printers before but nothing as vapgsed as the ones at lawrence livermore lab. >> it is a state of art center meant to improve partnership with private business. >> they look like fish eggs would you find on top of sushi. >> but fish live in water and these were made on an advanced 3d printer to help purify the air. >> we made these for removing carbon monoxide. >> that's the type of research the advanced lab in livermore is working on. things that can be developed here and then put on a massive scale in industry. >> take this bunny. >> we all like bunnies. >> like microscopic versions of the incredibly strong trusses that hold up the the bay bridge. >> you can test the strength by building a tiny version without the expense of a full sized one. >> this you may not think of as traditional 3d printing. instead of machinery, it uses light with liquid resin which forms an object where moments ago there was nothing. >> reporter: you start by scanning a tloed picture and it into a slice by slice 3d movie. >> the projector then beams that movie against. >> you pour off the remaining liquid. industry loves this place because they don't to have pay for so much research and development. >> they help us develop the products. >> researchers love that it could one day change the world. they're making filthers that could one day recycle greenhouse gases into fuel. >> we have a large team working very, very hard to realize this sooner than later. >> by sooner, they're hoping five years or so. in livermore, abc7 news. 100 seconds to midnight. >> almost like magic. this is not magic. this is a problem. the doomsday clock has moved, taking us closer to the end of time. the symbolic countdown moved forward by 20 seconds. it is now at its closest point to midnight in the clock's 73-year history. the scientists behind this site, the existential danger from nuclear war and climate change now. the clock was founded after the bomb and focused on the greatest threats to u.s. survival. it looks like climate is more of a factor. >> it needs more attention for sure. we've got dry conditions at the moment. a weak cold front swinging through the far northern part of our viewing area. nothing hitting the ground yet. check out this stunningly beautiful view of the setting sun looking westbound from the camera. currently 58 here in san francisco. upper 50s just about everywhere else. 60 in dwil roy. this is a view of the golden gate. the sky is still bright. 57 in santa rosa. 58 in petaluma, 57 in napa, fairfield, 54 in livermore. here's a look from mount tam. we'll see areas of fog developing overnight. we have mild afternoons coming our way tomorrow and saturday. before we get to the next storm, the beach hazard statement for rough surf will be in effect from 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. the wave heights are beginning to increase. it is producing, or will produce harsh breakers. and there is a risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. let's get back to weather conditions. we'll see a little increase in clouds. high clouds will get thicker and there may be areas of fog forming anywhere in the bay area. we've had morning fog the last couple days and we'll have it again tomorrow. overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s. then tomorrow, under high clouds. low 60s in the coast. mid 60s in the south bay. mid 60s up north. at least low to mid 60s from san rafael to santa rosa. a pretty mild day around the region in advance of our next storm which ran a 1 on the storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity. it will move in late saturday into sunday producing light the moderate rainfall. we could easily see three quarters of an inch of rain in the higher elevations. notice a little rain will drop down into our viewing area. saturday we'll begin to see significant movement of rain? that will be late in the day. after about 5:00, 5:30 p.m. we'll see the rain moving southward. we'll see the storm winding down. and this is the accuweather forecast. mild afternoons tomorrow and saturday. a little cooler on sunday with those lingering showers from the storm that arrives late saturday. there will be slight chances of north bay rain around the middle of the week. most of us will not see rain. >> just ahead, the future of food. the cookies whipped up in space. >> and the flavor of jelly belly without the bean. we'll tell you what these are all about. and the special case in point, if you savget xfinity internetple. and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. after more than 100 years, the clay theater is set to close its doors for good this weekend. it opened in 1910. it was one of the last single screen theaters in the city. land mark which owns the clay said the theater had been losing money for years. the last movies will be shown on sunday. fedex is warning customers not to fall for a new text message and email scam. >> there are so many scams to watch out for. they are receiving texts and emails with phone tracking codes and links to their delivery preferences. the links send them to a fake amazon survey and promise '50s to enter their credit card information to get a free product. fedex said the company does be send unsolicited texts and emails and you should delete such messages and report abuse to fedex.com. last year nearly 2 million of us who did fall victim to scams received $232 million back from the federal trade commission. a core part is to return money to consumers harmed by illegal business practices. the most common type of fraud reported last year was imposter scalps. consumers reported losing more than $1.9 million to fraud in 2019. 267 million was imposter scams. football fans are expected to spend on 2.72 billion. according to the national retail federation, nearly 194 million adults say they have plans for the game. that's why they're not returning our calls. they celebrate 80% of that money will be spent on food and beverages. last year the average spending was $81.30 per person. >> that's a lot of money. >> a lot. it is like a holiday season. >> thanks. the chocolate chip cookies were baked in the first ever space station cookoff. they're now back on earth. astronauts made the cookies from especially prepared dough over the holiday. they look more or less normal but the best looking ones took a really long time to cook. about two hours. as far as taste, nobody really knows. additional testing is needed to determine whether they are safe to eat. >> fans of jelly belly.belly. sparkling water, the carbonated drink will come in eight flavors including orange sherbet and pink grapefruit. they plan on adding more flavors in the future. right now it is available online and in supermarkets out west. an endorse frmt san francisco's mayor. do you think it's enough? >> just ahead, chasing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> now to the race for 2020, our new political series chasing california which explores issues and strategy leading up to the presidential primary in march. >> new episodes drop every thursday. this week, liz i know what the producer sylvia speak exclusively with presidential candidate and former new york mayor michael bloomberg. >> they went behind the scenes with him as he campaigned in california alongside some well known political figures. stockton mayor michael >> and he's been endorsed by mayor london breed. >> here's the conversation with liz. >> welcome to california. >> thank you for having me. >> are you ready? >> it's raining here. i was told the weather in california is always beautiful. >> so we're backstage with michael bloomberg. >> the first thing we have to do is get rid of donald trump fch that isn't a good investment of my money, i don't know what is. i skimmed over the first four because i just entered too late. you couldn't build an organization which means you go for the super tuesday, which california is in this time. so that's what i'm competing in. and you know, i've got to go and explain what i would do. >> so bloomberg is clearly a guy who sees an opening in this race. the big question is can he catch up? so bloomberg is finishing up a roundtable with stockton mayor tubbs with community leaders. he then coming to this coffee shop where we're at where he will officially get the endorsement. bloomberg has received a lot of criticism for his policies in new york a the lot of young black people say he particularly targeted them. here he is in california getting the backing of the young 29-year-old millennial black mayor of stockton so definitely, i think his campaign sees this as a really good optics moment. >> the policy we had, i apologize for. in the end it turned out we could have done something different. >> at this point reporters at this event start peppering him with questions about policy which he continues to apologize for. but then there is this remarkable moment with the mayor. >> so absolutely, i think it is a fair question. and again, no surprise, i'm young, i'm black and my father was incarcerated. >> i'll joined by the columnist and contributor phil. the main thing about bloomberg, he is jumping into the race late and a lot of california voters don't even know who he is. >> that's right. he is a third time mayor of new york. we might want to rename this segment, rather than are chasing california, catching california. that's what he is trying to do. to catch the imagination of the california voter and he's doing it by spending a record $26 million on television ads to introduce himself to the west coast. he's just not known here except for as a billionaire, possibly as the former mayor of new york, and the mayor who started, as we talked about in the piece, stop and frisk. a controversial move in california politics. >> super controversial. and that's why when we saw that the stockton mayor, a progressive guy endorsing bloomberg, a lot of people were very surprised by that. that's when you look at bloomberg's strategy. we interviewed him exclusively one-on-one. you can really tell that he's going at it. not just money. he's using his leverage of being a mayor. >> both together. the mayorship gives him credit. he started something that bloomberg foundation type work. what it was, he went around to various mayors, he's had conferences, he's helped with money, planning, and you're starting to see the paybacks. he's very close the oakland's mayor libby schaaf. she hasn't endorsed him yet. you have this relationship between hip and electe officials in the state. the question for michael bloomberg, can he translate that to the mass of voters while the clock is ticking down on this primary election. >> right. how much do endorsements matter anymore? that seems to be a big part of his strategy. this guy likes me. >> for michael bloopberg, it is. joe biden is known by every democratic voter in the country. bernie sanders, he's already run once. he's been running nonstop for six years. he's a well known commodity. go elizabeth warren has spent the last year introducing heavy to voters. buttigieg needs other ways of for hip, the endorsementes are big because they are giving him credibility. >> bloomberg. so represents the divisions in the democratic party. sanders, the polls show him as it's the number one, top. >> not really. everybody is up there. >> i just feel like he's bounced between being a republican and a democrat. maybe there is a large pocket of moderate democrats. >> the bloomberg bet is this. the democratic voters would say, okay, as much as i might like joe biden, he's too old. as much as i might like bernie, he's too far to the left. the bet is that none of the above will be able to take out donald trump and he would be the alternative. michael bloomberg said it doesn't need to be me. i will spend what it takes. that is fundamental message of the democratic party. is that the fundamental message of the democratic party this year? that remains to be seen. >> and i interviewed people who are upentity tubbs' endorsement of bloomberg. then they heard him speak and say i like the guy. >>. >> but he's not the only one you're looking at. >> i hope you can watch it. it is a look at how sanders is really targeting the latino vote to win california. next week, kristin will be looking at it. the yang gang. never seen anything like it. >> so if people want to see more, where do they go? >> abc7news.com/chasing ca. that's where you can see the pieces in their entirety. you can also watch on the app and on youtube and on amazon fire. >> great segments if you want to do a deep dive on the candidates. coming up, going gray. what could really be behind the gray hairs? making movies why. about finding good food ind have school.y so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. time for the four at 4:00.4. your mom talked about gray hair. a researcher looked at how mice reacted to stress and found out when the fight or flight response kicks, in it creates a biochemical response can turn your hair gray. they home they can learn how stress affects different organs as well as tissues. >> fortunately we are working in a stress-free environment. >> what? >> you know, it's your colleagues that cause it. >> i think it is more -- this may be correct but i think it is more dna and genetics. >> that may be true but check out the graying of a couple of our presidents. bill clinton and barack obama. after four years in office, they went from dark hair to gray hair. >> maybe it is genetics. >> that's why i never ran. >> it's to our benefit. not to mexico the entire country. alexa, who do you think will win the super bowl? >> the chiefs are favored to win it but the 49ers are on a streak. my prediction, the 49ers will be joining the patriots and steelers with six super bowl wins. >> there you have it. we reached out to our friends in kansas city. they say alexis is saying the same thing then. last year alexis correctly predicted it. wasn't just people on the east coast who received the message. however, siri says the chiefs will win by a point. so this is alexa versus siri. >> we have artificial tension going at it here of the. >> isn't there an octopus or something -- >> yeah. all kinds of animals. >> i wasn't talking about humans. >> every zoo seeps to have a pet that will pick a thing. >> i've had more difficulty with siri than alexa. so i'll go with alexa's choice. >> either way, the chiefs are favor bid one to one and a half. >> that's not the only thing you can bet on. a lot of people are placing bets on the super bowl. there is a chance to have some fun with prop bets. these are all over the internet. sometimes they have nothing to do with the actual on the field game. like how many times will a president tweet? how many times will he broadcast, show mike shanahan, the former nfl coach and the 49ers head coach, kyle shanahan, and will they show the golden gate bridge? i'll take that bet. others include whether the ational anthem will be over or under two minutes long and what color gatorade will be poured on the winning coach. >> i've done some extensive research. demi leaveatto is doing the national anthem. two minutes is the over under mark. in the past, pitching did it in 1:53. lady gaga, 2:09. alicia keys, the longest, 2:35. can hey clarkson, a speedy 1:34. gladys knight last year. >> they do it however they want to do it. what do you think? >> now that she knows this, is she going to -- >> the easiest thing to do if you're like, in her family. see? go slow. >> jimmy garoppolo passing yards. over 42.5 yards. considering in the past two playoff games, they're running the ball so much. he's thrown for a total of 2:08 in the past two gaming. >> yeah. >> how about this? a major movie is set to begin filming in san francisco in a couple weeks. notice has been given to businesses around the financial district that filming will take place from february 9th through march 31st. the working title is project ice cream. it is the matrix 4. he was famously spotted eating ice cream in alameda earlier this month. other big movies filmed this san francisco include san andreas and venom. so what do you think? >> well, his movies do well typically. the matrix is a classic. i was hoping for john wick. >> i feel like it's been a long time since a matrix movie. >> i think it has been. >> are they going to show them during the day in the financial district? i can't imagine. >> yeah, right. >> all right. i think that's it for four at 4:00. 4:00. coming up, spencer learns their medicare options...ere people go to learn about before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! well, you've come to the right place. it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why... medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. only about 80% of your medical costs. this part is up to you... yeah, everyone's a little surprised to learn that one. a medicare supplement plan helps pay for some of what medicare doesn't. that could help cut down on those out-of-your-pocket medical costs. call unitedhealthcare insurance 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learning moves from the dance mom. it is time to learn some new moves. we're ready to dance again but now it's super bowl style. do we have to stay on this video forever? >> we want to see cassie and tiffany, the niners' gold rush girls of i cape in today and everybody was sayingering with hear you're going to dance of we hear you're going to dance. why don't i know anything about this? this is called producer's revenge. so anyway, when are you guys going to miami? >> so the steam going to miami. we're leaving on the 30th. but that's our, 32 of our members and then eight members are going early. they're leaving this sunday to do media appearances. >> and are you going? >> i'm going on sunday. >> have you ever been to miami before? >> never. >> there is nothing to do there. nothing on south beach. just dead. >> just be thankful you're not in minnesota. otherwise it would be freezing. >> so you'll show me something here. and then i guess i'm supposed to learn or replicate. >> the end of my career is two minutes away. >> we'll teach you a couple things we'll do on game day on the side line. so this is how we assistant. >> i see. >> which foot are we going with? >> go with your right. >> you look great. >> it has to be right. okay. we do high clops. >> i'll just observe. >> it's almost like jumping jacks. >> that's okay. keep demonstrating. that's too easy. too simple. >> so that's that we do all the time. the second thing we do, it is pretty simple. just say, let's go niners. there you go. typically the crowd does it with us but this is how we do it. >> let's go niners. ♪ ♪ let's go niners >> now you have to try it. >> good lord. my youngest daughter is a cheerleader of she would just de. she would just die if she saw this and let's home the video is burned very quickly. i don't think i would do that. what else have you got? >> do you want to try it? just circle around. >> i don't think i really want to. >> let's just do it one time. >> you go from left to right. >> the whole idea is not for me to get on to youtube or jimmy kimmel live. we'll do one quick. >> do it once so i can look. ♪ let's go niners ♪ let's go niners come on, larry. ♪ let's go niners >> all right! >> that was amazing. >> i don't know why they talk me into this. we have one minute left. how long have you been involved in the dancers? how long is your run? >> sure. i've been on the team for four seasons. >> i've been on the team for two seasons. we've had girls go as long as eight years. some do just one. it depends where you're at in life and your availability. >> so they were 4-12 last year. did you ever expect that you would be going to the super bowl this season? >> i mean this season has been such a nice surprise. i knew we would go to the super bowl but i wasn't sure how quickly it would be so this is unbelievable. >> you face away from the field for much of the game so you don't see it. >> no. we face field. we're watching the game unless we're cheering. then we turn around and face the crowd. we get to see a lot of it. >> you want to cheer us off here? in the last few seconds? give as you let's go niners and then we'll move on. >> okay. >> do you want to do it with us? >> no. >> one more time. ready? let's go niners. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> that is internet gold. thank you. share your niners pride with this team badge. you can find on it our facebook page or go beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. coming up tonight, station 19 follow by gray's anatomy, then a million little things and then stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. the world's privately owned collection of arcade machines is right here in san francisco. the collection's owner wants to you come try as many as you like. >> these machines come to life at the drop of a coin. we have a very unique collection that we've acquired for over 80 years. you're going to see things here that you've never seen before or you will not see anywhere else. the best part about this place is it ties in every generation from old to young. a very universal experience. this place is nothing but magic. >> this is a family business. my dad started in it 1933. the arcade games from the variety of decades, they are here to show the evolution of the coin operated industry and how it has evolve over time. it means mechanical museum. instead of being a museum, this is hands-on working authentic penny arcade. the machines are here so you can play with them. the beauty of having them all under one roof, you can play them all. and they're only a quarter so you can enjoy as many as you can. hit the button. so i've been skating since 1975 every day at the arcade. a lot more efficient way of covering the 93 hundred square feet that i have here and i can get to my visitors when they need help much, much faster. >> we walked in and we're seeing all these little nuggets of history. it's fantastic. >> the oldest machine siave from 1884. thatfirst motion picture machine made in paris. the carn ill is the largest exhibit. it is over 150 figures. the lady on the trapeze, an entire ferris wheel, it goes on and on. it all comes to life at the drop of two coins. this is probably one of the most nostalgic pieces we have in the collection. her name is laughing sal. she used to be at playland at the beach. she would laugh seven days a week 16 hours a day from 1940 to 1972. still here today laughing up a storm. [ laughter ] >> i want people to see as many machines as possible. i have a wide variety. no matter where you're from or how old you are, something will click. i probably work 60 hours a week. it doesn't feel like work. it just feels like what i need to do to be happy. my favorite part of job is watching people have a lot of fun. that's what makes it worthwhile. >> that looks like a great place to visit. check out more great stories. get the latest news with the abc7 news app. more customization and customized push alerts to get it delivered to your phone in real-time of thank you for joining us for i'climate is the number 1ove priority.sage. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. travel uncertainty rising in the bay area. people are scrambling as china tries to contain a deadly virus. in the north bay, a massive wine spill into the river. what a fall from grace. punishment for the former head of wes fargo. and the focus of the presidential candidate in the bay area. along with his twitter feud with president trump. and also, cutting edge technology. take a look. why lawrence livermore lab is showing off its world of 3d printing. and vin tang 49ers gear. there is a reason people hold on to this stuff. >> a little sign that said, if you're coming from moo han, l