people heading from i80 out toward martinez, to concord. this is the way they go and right now they're being turned around just prior to franklin canyon. now we come back live, you can see where we are in relation to everything else. this is franklin canyon golf course and franklin canyon is still operational right now. though these power lines have come down with 12,000-volts of electricity and the power lines do supply the power to the golf course. so, a lot of things out here very much affected but business still happening here at the golf course. this kind of thing has happened quite a bit. not necessarily on this power line or this power pole but a couple of poles up have been taken out by cars quiet frequently in past years and there's been measures put in place to make sure that doesn't happen in the future. guardrails around one of them to alleviate that problem with one power pole down. this one is another one. now you can see the pg & e the phone crews are out here working on the line. sometime out here this evening, unclear when but they'll be able to put those power lines put back up on a new pole and reopen. all the traffic on i4. live by franklin canyon i'm john sasaki. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. you can click on the traffic tab on the top of the page. the u.s. open today in san francisco had clear blue skies, sprawling green fairways and the best golfers in the world. sal castaneda is live where golf is in full fever. >> reporter: this is just the beginning. more than 250,000 people are expected this weeked at san francisco's olympic club for the u.s. open. practice rounds today and tomorrow and the real competition begins on thursday. many are here from far away places like ken burgess from problem to who says no one is old enough to collect photographs -- from toronto who says no one is too old to collect photographs. >> because i will take this home and my son will say, dads can i get it. and i will say, one day you can have it, sure. >> reporter: look for it to be a lot more crowded this weekend. this grand stand at the 18th green was already in tournament form. ian tongo said he brought his dad to his very first tournament. >> it was really important, especially with father's day coming up this sunday, first time he's been to an event, i got to spend some quality time with him and watch some golf. >> reporter: there are those who aspire to be professional golfers like gabriel who is watching the pros very closely. >> reporter: how is your -- >> not good. san francisco takes the next step to bring the warriors across the bay but not everyone is ready to welcome the basketball team to town. an investigation has term had the a fast moving house fire in livermore was not the result of arson. the flames destroyed the home near shetland and arabia road last night. firefighters don't know the exact cause yet but they say the fire probably started in the garage. all members of the family escaped but a woman was hospitalized for smoke inhalation and minor burns. cell phone video from a neighbor shows how high the flames got last night. >> it was just, huge orange and yellow it lit up the whole sky and there was popping, banging noises like you could hear the water heater explode. >> reporter: many investigators worked on the case before ruling out arson. a house fire in martinez is also being investigated. flames badly damaged the building on eighth street just before midnight. the damage is estimated at $60,000. officials say the house is supposed to be empty but squatters have been known to break into it. the source of a strange odor aboard a southwest airlines plane out of oakland remain as mystery tonight. the southwest plane was about 16 minutes out of its flight around 7:30 this morning when a flight attendant complained of an unusual smell in the cabin and said she felt light headed. the plane returned to oakland where the flight attendant was taken to the hospital. passengers took another flight to burbank. southwest airlines told us their crews checked the plane and found no problems then put it back into service. we have new information now on a bay area construction workers who was killed in the collapse of a trench. today cal osha sited u.s. sino for safety violations. the agency says led to the workers death. 37-year-old raul zapata died when an excavation well fell on him. three days earlier, city leaders had ordered sino to stop work at that site because the ground was unstable. cal-osha said the company knowingly put workers at risk. the agency also fined u.s. sino also $170,000. while there are no red flag warnings in effect right now, south bay park officials aren't taking any chances when it comes to fire. ktv ux's matt keller is near the alan rock park which has been shut down, matt -- >> reporter: i spoke to firefighters in just the past half hour and they told me so that are no announcement has -- me so far no announcement has been made about whether alan rock park will remain closed for tomorrow. but so far the breezy conditions forced many people to change their plans. >> reporter: they came by car, bicycle and on foot but they all ran into the same thing at the main entrance to alum rock park, a locked great and closed sign. >> we follow prescription within the park to close it. >> reporter: that prescription includes temporary, relative humidity, the burn index and win. brunt and hernandez hiked up a back entrance not realizing it was close. they saw the fire conditions up close. >> the grass is very, very dry. >> very dry out there today, hardly anything. >> reporter: one visitor is a park ranger, hoping to go for a hike on his day off. he say it is biggest ban to the park is already banned. >> smokers don't properly put cigarettes out. you can't control an addict. >> reporter: and here where we stopped overlooking alum rock park we found several cigarette buds. all it takes is a spark to recreate a fire. matt keller, ktvu news. you could call them four legged fire suppression units. right now a team of goats are being use to help suppress fire. right now dozens of sheep are expected to move into the area in a few days. the flood control district says using animals for vegetation control has been used for years but there's something special about this effort. >> looking at the cost differences from the stand payers tax point. what is the most tax effective and also the environmental impact both the traditional and using the four legged creatures. >> over the next few years they will study the impact and challenges of using the four legged pros. riv era had been involved in an altercation. so far police have not identified any suspects in this case. at a south bay court hearing, a woman claimed she should inherit part of kinkade's huge fortune. when kinkade died he was legally separated from his wife and was living with his girlfriend. now that woman amy walsh says she has hand printed notes from kinkade leaving his mansion and $10 million to set up a museum of his paintings. kinkade's wife argues she is the legal executor of the estate. the judge did not issue a ruling today. a san francisco supervisor took steps to try to eliminate some of the outdated laws on city's books. supervisor scott wiener said he could not believe some of the laws he found. did you know it was illegal to tie your dog to a bike rack before going into a cafe. >> some are so antiquated for example you cannot charge more than $1 to carry a suitcase down the street. the wife of george zimmerman the man accused in the shooting death of florida teenager trayvon martin was arrested today. shelley zimmerman is facing a charge of perjury in connection with her testimony during her husband's bail hearing. a judge revoked zimmerman's bail after ruling both zimmerman and his wife had lied about their finances. mrs.zimmerman was arrested today and posted $1,000 bail and was released. new data finds more teenagers are not looking for jobs this summer. according to the labor department, seven in 10 teens are jobless this summer. it may not have to do with a lack of jobs. it could be due to a cultural shift. more 16 to 19-year-olds are spending summer months in school, at music or learning camps or in other activities geared for college. on wall street today the dow staged a come back rising more than 162 points. nasdaq rose 33 points, s & p gained 15. we're staying on top of that breaking news we brought you earlier that's happening in the city. a building there is on fire in the portola district. we're working to find out what started it. the jerry sandusky trial enters its second day. how sandusky reacted today from graphic testimony from a victim. coastal fog headed your way, major cool down for many of us as we go into the next 24 hours. 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stand while choking back tears, the man now 18 years old described being kissed and fondled by sandusky and said sandusky engaged him in oral sex during many sleep overs in the basement of sandusky's home. sandusky has denied the charges. today he did not react to the accounts and looked straight up. >> the number of times he or she has to tell his or her story and how painful each account is. >> also today boxes and boxes of evidence brought into court. prosecutors allege in new court document that is a penn state administrator kept a file about sandusky's alleged activities for years. if convicted sandusky could spend the rest of his life behind bars. finally, mike mccreary testified he saw a sexual encounter between sandusky and what appeared to be a 10 to 12- year-old boy in the school shower. he said it was quote, more than my brain could handle. mccreary then said he went to the head football coach joe paterno's house the next day and described the scene he saw in the shower. but did not describe the act in detail out of respect for the coach and his own embarrassment. in closing argumenting today, clemens' attorney called the trainer a liar. the jury heard from 46 witnesses in the nine week long trial. clemens did not testify. the woman who spent 16 years on the run with former mobster bulger will be spending the next few years behind bars. a judge in boston today sentenced katherine greg to eight years in prison. bulger's long time girlfriend had pled guilty to charges of conspiracy to house a criminal. the couple was arrested last june in santa monica. john brison had difficult delivering a commencement address thursday two days before two separate car accidents. the l.a. time reports some students and parents from pasadena's polytechnic school says brison slurred his words during a speech. the commerce department says brison suffered a seizure. a test of his breath came up negative for alcohol. barbara boxer today slammed several car rental companies for failing to take a safety pledge. senator boxer said today just one car rental agency, hertz agreed to take the pledge. they asked the car rental companies to promise not to rent or sell any cars that are under a safety recall until they've been repaired. a woman who appeared with senator boxer today says that pledge might have saved her daughter's life. the two young santa cruz women died when a recalled enterprise rental they were driving caught fire and crashed. >> i do believe my daughters would still be here. but they aren't and i don't want any more rachel and jackies to lose their lives. >> they plan to reintroduce the bill in a few weeks. police are warning of a rash of thefts in catalytic converters. a third theft reported the following day happened on high street. older model toyotas are being targeted because their catalytic converters are easily removed. lloyd lacuesta was honored by the mayor. mayor reed and the santa cruz council was honored for his 35 years reporting news in the south bay. one councilwoman said it's going to be strange to watch ktvu without lloyd's reports. after spending more than half his life here, lloyd says he plans to slow down and enjoy life. he will sign off for the last time this coming friday. >> that's a day we're not looking forward to but lloyd is. >> yeah. >> all right. let's check in now with bill martin to find out what's going on with the weather. >> temperatures did trend down a little bit outside. today pretty warm in some cases hot but it was cooler by 5 degrees in most locations. why? the fog is back. we take a look at live storm tracker 2. if you're out in the avenues or pacifica or granada. there it is, not just for tonight but for tomorrow. our forecast lows for tonight. the fog has got a big west wind behind it. so we're seeing west wind behind it. i have gusts to 35 miles per hour. that's transporting a lot of cool air inland. we did the story on fire danger in alum park in south bay this helps a lot when you bring moisture into the equation. it was gone for a while. but when you increased the on shore wind you increased the moisture and any firefighters will tell you that's what you need. humidity is coming up. 49 at pacifica, it'll be foggy tomorrow when you wake up in pacifica. san mateo, san francisco, san rafael, oakland, alameda, fog is not going to get over the bill hills out toward livermore valley but the fog will get into a lot of the close inland bay areas. low pressure to the north. that's the key for injecting the fog into the gate through san bruno gap, it brings temperatures at the coast in the 50s tomorrow. around the bay mild. so it's not going to be as hot tomorrow. lots of mid-70s around the bay tomorrow. inland instead of 90s we're looking at 80s, mid-80s and upper 80s as you head into your wednesday forecast. fog is back. in a way it's nice to see it because it doesn't take fire danger off the table but it helps a lot. the winds now are going this way. and that's why the isotherm map shows cool moist air. it shows the cooler air being pushed into fremont into san rafael north into the napa area. we still have heat in the inland bay valleys. there's still 90s out toward fairfield, there's still 90s out toward vacaville and davis. the weather story is a cooling trend but it does not last for a long time. i'll let you know when things go the other way and fire danger increases. i'll see you back here in just a little bit. i'll have all the specific forecast with the five day forecast and your weekend in view. >> thank you, bill. mixed signs for the bay area housing market. where foreclosures stand this spring and a dramatic change from last year. a little later, a bold gold nugget heist from a northern california heist. we're just learning for how much the items sold. new at 6:00 -- >> you are here by ordered to -- you cannot leave this area you will be subject to physical arrest and detention. >> reporter: the budget debate boils over. we've detailed a proposed cost of the protest. criminalizing homelessness? >> am i causing somebody to lose money? no. >> the east bay controversy over a proposed sidewalk crack down. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. bay area foreclosures are up a little this spring but down a lot when compared to a year ago. a company called foreclosure radar says the bay area mirrored a statewide trend, for closures were up 6% in may compared to april. however foreclosures in alameda, santa clara and contra costa county are down 40 to 60% compared to last year. the report also says home prices are being pushed up by investors anxious to pay cash for properties that banks are eager to unload. construction could soon begin on a contested target store in san rafael. the store will be located on shoreline. the city is reviewing target's application and construction could begin as soon as september. the san rafael city council approved the store last year. opponents criticized target saying it pays low wages and the store would hurt local businesses and cause traffic in the area. americans deserve an attorney general who will be honest with them, they deserve an attorney general who will uphold the basic standards and accountability. you've proven time and time again sadly that you're unwilling to do so. >> reporter: senate republicans today slammed eric holder they called for a special prosecutor to investigate recent intelligence leaks and they accuse holder which let guns walk into the hands of mexican cartels. >> i'm the attorney general that put an end to the misguided tactic that is were used in fast and furious. an attorney general i suppose you would hold in higher regard was briefed on these kind of tactics in an operation called wide receiver and did nothing to stop them. nothing. >> reporter: attorney general holder was referring to a bush administration drug operation. actress anne rutherford has died. many know her for the small but memorable role of scarlet ohara's little sister. she also played nikki rooney's girlfriend. rutherford had been in declining health. rutherford was 94. we now have new information on that fire burning in san francisco on the line right now is joe malaka from pg & e. joe, we understand this fire on san bruno avenue next to highway 101 in the city's portola neighborhood involved some type of gas line, what do you know about that? >> it appear that is a third party contractor had blocked a gas line late this afternoon. we do have crews on-site they're working as quickly and safely as possible to bring that gas line under control and to squeeze that gas line off. and right now our thoughts and prayers go out to the contractors who were hurt in this incident. >> was the gas line to this building or a gas line that feeds other buildings along that street? >> official reports is that it is a service line that it's a gas line that services this building. however crews have not been able to verify at first because the gas line ignited near the gas meter in this building. it appears the contractors may have been working on that gas line near the meter or near the meter. and somehow affected the gas line as i said, our thoughts and players go out to those folks who are injured, this shows the extreme caution that folks should use around working on gas lines. >> reporter: this fire has been burning for about two hours now, is that gas line still open and what's involved to try to get it shut off? >> because of the location it wasn't possible to just shut that fire off with a valve because the fire was near the meter. in other words near the meter that served that gas that building. and so that's where that gas valve is located. so what crews had to do was excavate right upstream if you will of the gas line, and squeeze the gas leak off. that gas leak should be squeezed off any min now, our crews have been working as quickly and safely as they can to get the gas closed off. we've been working very closely with the fire department to make sure this scene is secure and as safe as possible. >> joe, with pg &g who's been fighting the fire in san francisco's portola district. we have a ktvu crew that's just arriving on the scene, we will have a live report coming up in just a few minutes on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. the subway system is supposed to free up traffic object surface. the question is, how much is it going to be held up while it's been built? and san francisco takes the first step toward bringing the warriors to town. but not everyone is ready for the team to come to town. happening now, a fire still burning in san francisco's portola district and we have ktvu's david stevenson on the scene now. >> reporter: this fire was reported at about 3:37 to the fire department and as you can see it's still an active scene. you see an ambulance backing down the street. they are headed to wayland avenue. that's where you see that fire truck ladder extended over the scene of the fire. let's go back to video we shot earlier this afternoon from news chopper 2. you can see what the scene looked like. this fire was reported at 3:37. that's when fire department tells us a worker with a construction crew working in front of a house a welder apparently ruptured a gas line. that worker was sent to the hospital in life threatening conditions, and that fire broke out sending plumes of smoke over this block. it forced the evacuation of that home and dental officer. people are on the street watching what's going on at this hour. one firefighters was treated for heat exhaustion. at this point we understand based on our conversations with pg & e spokesman that pg & e is still working to shut down that gas main and ensure this will be a safe site for people to return to their normal business now. but right now you can see it's still a very active scene. everyone though the smoke has dissipated at this hour. pg & e has at least two crews on the site right now. more ambulance and fire trucks are arriving at the scene to try to get this situation under control so folks can get back to -- normalcy. a firefighter was sent to the hospital and being treated at this hour. for now reporting from san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu news. principal work on what will become numi's newest and most controversial project will begin today. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar joins us from the beginning of the big project there on fourth and harrison. >> reporter: take a look, as big as this shovel is, much larger ones will move into this space next week to remove massive amounts of earth and ground 100 feet down. these crews are preparing an area to prepare huge cranes to dig a giant hole. >> which will allow us to put the boring machines in and tunnel through. we'll be using two of them to create both tunnels going both directions. >> reporter: there will be a station here at fourth and fulsome. that's going to be bad news for this 76 which will actually be a station but it'll be great news for masconi center, right over here. in the union square area, a lot of utility relocation work is being done for the station to be carved out here. the union station is currently the end of the line. >> the tunnel is being bored to north beach for the possibility of a future north beach station. >> reporter: there will be closures and detours from time to time. but will all this snarl traffic upset business like caltrans did for the b.a.r.t. tunnels. >> there can be vehicle traffic over while they are constructing under ground. >> reporter: amazingly the controversial $1.6 billion tunnel is not yet fully funded lacking almost a billion of that from uncle sam. >> the federal government gave us approval to move forward construction now. that gives us as a sign that the money is on its way. >> reporter: the tunneling will take two years. the finished system won't open for seven. tom vacar, ktvu news. after 13 months of digging a new water tunnel has reached a milestone in the east bay. the tunnel stretches 3-1/2 miles from the sonol valley to fremont. part of a multi million dollars project to make seismic upgrades. the old tunnel was built back in the 1920s and is seismically unsound. five platforms known as travelers are being made by a southern california company. they will be suspended from tracks beneath the bridge workers will use them to conduct bridge inspections, repairs, and painting operationals after the bridge -- operations after the bridge opens next year. there are major upgrades for caltrain. the project that could pump money into the local economy and create hundreds of jobs. verizon will allow customers to bundle several devices into one plan. under verizon's share everything plan, customers will pay a device. the changes are set to take effect january 28th. while oakland and the east bay mourn the potential loss of the warriors to san francisco, not everyone in the city is thrilled with the idea of the team moving across the bay. ktvu's david stevenson has the story where residents don't want a new arena as a neighbor. >> reporter: the announcement took ma san franciscans by surprise. >> we intend to build the most amazing arena in the country. >> reporter: in time for the 2017 season, it's welcomed news for neighboring business. >> we're excited that this thing came out of nowhere. we like the idea of them coming in. >> reporter: but as city supervisors today held the first hearing on the project, some san franciscans are not as excited. >> we don't want that in this area. >> reporter: residents here are irritated that they weren't consulted about pollution, congestion and crime concerns before the arena announcement. >> we want the warriors in san francisco, we welcome them with open arms, but we do have really grave concerns about putting an arena on 30-32. >> there will be lots of open space, lots of greenery and lots of access to the water. >> reporter: the team is still hammering out a lease agreement with the san francisco port. warriors spokesman t.j. johnson says the team also has to do a lot of outreach. >> we know we have to go out to talk to people that live in the neighborhood and really the whole city and we're going to do that. >> reporter: an actual design of the arena is still a ways off. the team must go through the specks before it can hire an architect then an environmental impact study must be approved. david stevenson, ktvu news. a billboard of controversy, why a dinosaur's appearance is stirring a nationwide debate. plus, this is a welcome home that's being watched around the world. why it's so amazing that this dog remembers her owner. cçrrú ♪ but, it turns out all i was missing was miracle-gro potting mix. it's got what a plant needs. even plant food that feeds them for up to 6 months. you get bigger, more beautiful plants. guaranteed. who's got two green thumbs thanks to miracle-gro? uh, this gal. boom! everyone grows with miracle-gro. a controversial advertising campaign for a religious museum in kentucky has come to the bay area. the creation museum put up a billboard in oakland's grand lake neighborhood featuring a large dinosaur. museum says dinosaurs roamed the garden of eden along with adam and eve about 6,000 years ago. scientists point to evidence that dinosaurs are hundreds of thousands of years older than that and accuse the museum of trying to lure children to an exhibition of dinosaurs with a religious message. look at the greeting this woman got. daisy the begel was just a puppy when his owner left. daisy obviously did not forget her owner. she just went crazy when the two were reunited. just about knocking the service member over. and you might expect this video has gone viral. your tv of tomorrow, will it look like this? or this, this? or this? the answer is yes and much more. back here in just so minutes the fog is back, things are cooling off. the fire danger is taking a break but it is warming up again. i will let you know when all this occurs, see you back here. new at 6:00 -- >> you are here by ordered to stay in the building. you cannot leave this area. >> the budget debail boils over. we'll tell you the cut that is prompted the protest. and a proposed sidewalk crack down. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. what's next for tv? innovators gathered today in san francisco to provide some stunning answers. health and science editor john fowler joins us now with the glimpse of the future, john. >> reporter: get ready for the revolution. let's say you're watching american idol, this is season 10 and you happen to like one of elena's dress. you can just simply click on that, click twice in fact, and you can buy it. or find out her hobbies, her hometown, anything else. well this is your tv of tomorrow. the sixth tv of tomorrow conference gave people more ideas. >> i think the television of tomorrow is just connecting with people. >> reporter: san francisco's x2tv puts an icon in the video. >> it takes you to the web or it actually will do an overlay of text on the video so you never have to leave the video. >> i think it's about bringing as much content as you want to your living room. >> reporter: yume offers inscreen ads. >> offering ads to consumer any time, any where. >> makes it easier for consumers to find what they want. on television with this kind of technology, an advertiser can target based on your content choice. >> reporter: you don't need a smart tv just an i pad app such as from los altos yaptv. >> i can see what my friends like, i can see all of their tv favorites, i can see when they are online and i can socialize with them. >> reporter: many of today's ideas about making money. so you're watching the movie kill bill like the stars shoes? san francisco's watch with has an app for that. >> i can buy the sneakers that uma thurman is wearing on the show. >> you might be able to link to the full interview. ktvu today launched connect tv with an app you can get on our website. you can automatically see extra content on that second screen. reporting live, health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. 70 years ago today a young jewish girl in holland began writing in a diary that to this day remains the most widely read account of the holocaust. she documented her experiences as her family and friends hid from nazies? castle rock state park was among 70 parks slated for closure due to budget cuts, but the los altos based found says that to provide $60,000 to keep the park from closing it doors. firefighters in colorado and in new mexico say they are making progress toward containing two large wildfires that have forced hundreds of people from their homes. the colorado fires burned more than 6,800 square miles. it's blamed for one death. a woman. the fire is about 5% contained today. fire officials have lifted evacuation orders for some people but have warned others to be ready to leave. the little bear fire has burned 68 fires. lightning started the fire. the fire is now reported to be about 30% contained. this next story is certainly not something you see every day. a funnel cloud over the canals of venice italy. you can see it in the massive cloud over the town's canal. the funnel clouds became a tornado. damaged roofs, smashed small sailboats into the port and uprooted dozens of trees but besides all that damage no one was hurt. let's go now to bill martin and see if the fog is making a return. >> the fog is doing what it's supposed to do. it's sending sleeping temperatures into a very comfortable temp. we're doing this, kind of north- northeast kind of deal. look what the winds are doing now. see these white arrows, those winds are coming out of the northwest, a little west as well. that's transporting all this moisture cool fog into your neighborhood. it's foggy right now at half- moon bay. it's cooling as well. the fog is back and it'll be back in earnest tomorrow morning. it'll have a little bit of a push form as we saw the fog across the fremont. cooling down. that's good news. we did fire weather stories. this will kind of help that out a little bit. tomorrow morning the fog as it moves in is going to create low visible right along the coast. that's linda mar if you've ever been here. shark park, ocean beach to the north. but the inversion is still a little shallow so the fog is really going to press in. of course if you do that drive in the morning, you know what i'm talking about. early tomorrow morning, a little bit of low visibility. temperatures trend down. not going to get cold but we're back into the 80s and low 80s in many locations. temperatures tomorrow will be a good five to 10 degrees cooler than they were yesterday. mid-60s out south of market. 70s as you get over to alameda. 77, 78 degrees as you head out toward the livermore valley. you get into the valley and you're going to get mid-80s. now we're talking out toward brentwood. most inland spots tomorrow in the bay area proper are going to be mid-80s. fairfield the edge of our forecast area. clear lake 85 degrees on the far north edge. there's the far end. the rest of the temperatures in between are a bit more mild. the fire danger takes a little bit of a break but these last few days, i mentioned that last night. as it gets high, it takes whatever greens are left in the hills and turns it brown. that's kind of where we are right now. you can see that we warm up again toward the weekend and fire danger will creep up especially on sunday. >> that will be two hot weekends in a row right. >> that will be two hot weekends in a row and the weekend crew will be talking about fire danger. that will probably be you ken. >> that will be me, yes, thank you. how making caltrain a little greener could bring not only new jobs but potentially billions of the dollars to the bay area economy. , in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. 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