many high schoolers hoping to get into college. charlotte spent part of her summer here at classroom matters learning the best strategies to get a 1,600 on the s.a.t.s. >> there's a lot of people who don't have the money or resources to get that prep. >> reporter: that's the crux of the debate on whether that's an unfair obstacle for student who is don't test well. >> how are kids without that privilege supposed to compete. >> a pro bow know law firm out of southern california claims using s.a.t. and a.c.t. scores to help decide who gets into college discriminates on students on bases of race and wealth. they filed this lawsuit today against the university of california calling the system's use of the test scores unkons substitutional. >> i understand why it feels helps run the tutoring center, >> reporter: even though tatiana she says her son is opting out of taking the exams. >> we're not going the to add that stress to our lives. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the university of california says we are disappointed that plaintiffs have file aid lawsuit when the university of california has already devoted substantial resources to studying this complex issue. and those resources include creating a special tax portion in charge of investigating the role that the test scores play in the admissions process and the task force is expected to release their findings later next year. >> thank you melissa. two people arrested for home invasion robberies are facing charges tonight including kidnapping, grand theft, and carjacking. officers booked them last week. invs. gators think they're part of the group that broke into a home and tied up the people before robbing them. police also arrested two other people but they have yet been charged. no sign of life on white island in new zealand after a volcano erupted sunday night our time filling the sky with fiery ash. six people are dead, eight still missing. among those missing is kathy huang. the san francisco woman was in new zealand, but did she leave before the volcano erupted. her family desperate to find out why she's on the missing list. sonja shin spoke to huang's family. >> reporter: yes, jessica, kathy huang's family have been trying to reach her all day. >> it's unknown. what do you do? you know? as parents? >> i suppose she should be safe, nothing happened to her, i hope so. >> reporter: kathy's father told us she left the day after thanksgiving on a trip to new zealand and australia. he doesn't understand why she's on the list of the missing because he heard from her that she left new zealand before the volcano erupted. he hasn't heard from her since. >> after the volcano, i'm worried about her. >> reporter: kathy is a nutritionist in san francisco. neighbors describe her as quiet. she's listed as missing. >> my son is dead eight years ago, so i know the feeling. i've been there. yeah. so, i'm sorry for them. >> i'm just a bundle of nerves. i'm absolutely just a bundle of nerves. just what do you do? you know, you try to keep the positive thought because, you know, miracles do happen. >> reporter: kathy's sister shelly has also been trying to reach the red cross to make contact with her sister. reporting live in san francisco, sonja shin, nbc bay area news. taking you outside for a look at the golden gate bridge. the roads are dry but rain is on the way. jeff raniere has a look at when we can expect the change if the weather r. we're not expecting a huge storm like before, jeff? >> it definitely is not compared to the past couple of storm systems we've had. just enough to get the roadways wet. it's starting to break apart a little bit as we get a stop here on the radar. the overall view, the bark is really worse than the bite so to speak with this one. we are seeing moderate to heavy returns but what is touching the ground is a lot lighter. nonetheless, be prepared for wet roadways across the north bay. we're tracking to the north and east. picking up in st. helena by 6:38 tonight. off to the south we're beginning tty showers into san francisco. that will make it to the east bay and a slight chance down here for the south bay. we're going to be tracking more of this and we'll have details and what's ahead for tomorrow and the days ahead coming up in 15 minutes. >> thank you jeff. there's a good way to get the updates on the forecast. jeff is always tweeting out the conditions. just follow him. his handle is @jeffraniere. >> after the forced power outages in november, california voters want pg&e, want a makeover. a new poll shows people are divided over what should be done. 37% want to get rid of investors and have the state or cities and counties take over pg&e. 25% want to restructure the company and split up the gas and electric divisions or sell it all to another utility. only 12% say the current structure should stay in place. 28% are undecided. 12 unlicensed contractors faced a judge today after being accused of illegally bidding on a job. the contractors showed up after the 2017 fire storm. the home they targeted wasn't directly impacted by the fires. however, undercover fraud investigators got bids from those contractors from everything from landscaping, painting, even remodeling. the lowest bid came in at $3,000. the highest bid at o-20 grand. you should know any bid on work above $500 is illegal for unlicensed contractor to do. it's a common problem across the bay area. now it's happening in sonoma county. the county wants to move hundreds of homeless people out of a park in santa rosa. that camp is taking over the park and a court order is preventing the countity from moving the homeless people out. mark joins us with the homeless battle. mark. >> reporter: you can see here just a small part of the homeless encampment that has taken over the trail park here in santa rosa. the item on how to deal with this is up for the county's agenda tomorrow -- i'm sorry, a week from today. meanwhile, this camp keeps growing. >> for more than half a mile, tents and tarp shelters line the bike path of the park. a sign at the enentrance warns people to avoid going in. matt cook lives in the neighborhood. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: ben peterson lost his bike this morning, said someone in the camp stole it. >> i tried to grab it and they said nope, this is my bike. >> reporter: this park trail is county property and a resident the camp filed a lawsuit in court and got an injunction preventing the county from removing people unless the county can provide another place for them. >> it's unfortunate, the situation. >> reporter: jason has been living on the streets since he lost his business sales job and then his house. >> as soon as you're not paying, you know, you're out on the streets. >> reporter: people like amy have been bringing food and clothing and hauling out trash. >> it just takes time and belief and i believe in people. >> reporter: the head of the county department that oversees the homeless says the other location mandated by the court order ought to be a proper shelter which is what we are hearing from the people here. >> absolutely, yeah. absolutely. >> reporter: any kind of shelter? >> yes, yes, absolutely. >> look at i. it's crazy. i don't like living like this. >> reporter: back live now, the head of the county's homeless program, the so-called czar and homeless advocate dos agree on one very big point. they both say that the people in this park should be put immediately into a shelter rather than first programs and then shelter. so, that is a hurdle. that's what will be proposed one week from today at the board of supervisors. reporting from santa rosa, mark matthews. >> we see the rain coming down if as well. another step to help the housing crisis, a new property tax on multimillion dollar buildings is heading to the ballot in san jose. mayor sam la car doe rallying with advocates before the meeting. the tax is intended to raise taxes. it would only apply to buildings worth more than $2 million. one resident where homes top $2 million isn't buying it. >> i don't agree that it should only be on -- based on a certain valuation of the home. i think if we would taxed, it should be taxed equally across all homeowners. >> it'll go before voters in the march election. okay. cold hard cash for guns. that's what you can get this weekend if you're willing to turn in your weapons. the gun buy back comes after two high profile shootings in south santa clara county this summer. but one law enforcement agency will be noticeably absent from the buy back. damian trujillo is live. who's skipping it and do we know why? >> reporter: jessica, the sheriff's office will not be here and we're still not sure why that is. they've held their own gun buy back events in the past but for some reason they are skipping this weekend's partnership. christmas hill park is peaceful today. a memorial still adorns the enentrance. but this was the scene in late july at the garlic festival. [ sound of gunfire ] a mass shooter killed three people and injured more than a dozen others. >> the gilroy community has come together. it is starting to heal. >> reporter: just a month before, another active shooter just ten miles away at the morgan hill ford dealership. so, today the d.a. and local police agencies came together to announce their efforts to take guns off the streets by offering cash for any gun. >> far too often we see those unwanted firearms ending up in the hands of convicted felons, used in robberies. >> reporter: one police agency that was noticeably absent from the announcement was the sheriff's office which patrols a large portion of south county. we're told the agency was invited. it's unclear why deputies declined. >> you would have to ask that question of the sheriff's department. >> reporter: no one in the sheriff's office was available today to explain. the department has held its own gun buy backs in the past. >> if it saves one life, it's worth it. >> reporter: gilroy and morgan hill will be there on saturday, two communities that will forever share a common bond. and the event begins at 9:00 a.m. at the citicorp ration yard here in downtown gilroy. $100 for a hand gun and for rifles, keep it in your trunk and police officers will take it from there. also keep it unloaded. we're live in gilroy. >> good information. thank you, damian. add san francisco to the list of bay area cities hosting a gun buy back. the city will hold one saturday morning between 8:00 a.m. and noon. it'll be held at united which is the youth organization on howard street. up next at 6:00, this could be a game changer if a lot of people. b.a.r.t. and sfo teaming up for a special offer that could mean getting through security much faster. >> okay. where are the dogs? the search is on for several pooches stolen from a van in the east bay. the lead police have that could help bring those dogs home. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm 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the driver nowhere to be found. riders will be able to scan their cards to prove they rode b.a.r.t. to the airport. it is part of b.a.r.t.'s plan to increase the number of people riding trains to the airport. two dozen dogs will soon be reunited with their owners. these dogs were in that van in fremont that was stolen yesterday. however several of those dogs are still missing, believed to sb have been sold. jodi hernandez joins us with the new developments. jodi. >> reporter: raj, i'll tell you two dog owners have already picked up their pups. another one, we're told, is on his way driving here from washington as we speak. i'll tell you it has been an emotional couple of days for those dog owners. you're looking at some of the stolen dogs who are being cared for at the oakland animal shelter after surviving a terrifying ordeal yesterday. police recovered the dogs in oakland aboard a transport van that was stolen from a fremont hotel parking lot. now animal control is working to reunite the pups with their owners. >> my hope for these dogs is their safety and welfare and they -- if they're owned, they get back to their rightful owner. if they're headed to a rescue, that they get their safely. >> reporter: this rescue dog named ava was on her way to their new family in washington. they've been worried sick. >> she hasn't had an easy life and the idea for us was to give a dog that doesn't have a perfect medical record and is not going to be a candidate for a breeder to just have a healthy and happy life. >> reporter: but while police recovered 24 dogs, at least two others are still missing, believed sold to people on the street. three month old papa was supposed to have been delivered to his family in washington today. he even has a christmas stocking waiting for him. >> these animals become extensions of your family. i just hope he makes his way back to us. that way we can have a nice christmas. >> reporter: this puppy named fable has a family waiting for her too. tonight, fremont police say they may have a lead. they say this woman posted a photo of a pup that looked like fable on social media. they are hoping to talk to her about where she got it. and we just got a bit of good news. fable's owner says she's in touch with that woman who made the social media post and the woman says she intended to surrender the little dog. she says she had no idea the dog was stolen. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area t news. the community is rallying around a family of a doughnut shop that shut down. they were in business nearly 30 years. the owner said the shop couldn't afford the soaring rent in the area anymore. members set up a gofundme to support the family as they transition out of their business. so far they've raised $3,500. >> there's a chance we could have chucks back. >> we'll see. it's a tough situation to be in for so many people. >> it is. jeff raniere, we saw mark matthews. it'somainfall right now and light rainfall down toward san francisco. as the storm system moves in tonight, this is nowhere nearly as strong as the wet weather we have dealt with over the past couple of weeks. as you can see on our radars right now we do have that system starting to push into the bay area. all of the radars are over doing this just a little bit but none the less light to moderate rainfall moving northeast into st. helena by 6:46 tonight. 101 corridor, wet here points off to the north. american canyon, rain fall by 6:59 tonight. we've also started to see showers developing in san francisco and that'll keep going here as we head through the next 30 to about 35 minutes. so, where do we go from here? i think we keep the best bets of some wet weather this evening into 11:30 into marin, napa, and sonoma counties. as you move through your morning commute it's going to be the hit and miss kind of rainfall for us. everybody's going to get the chance for us here from the north bay to the south bay. cloud cover stays put. it's similar by tomorrow afternoon and evening. might need the umbrella for a little bit and the windshield wipers, nothing major but hit and miss rainfall. temperatures on the cooler side. right on down to the south bay. you know the good thing about all this rainfall lately, we have also stacked up on the sierra snow which is important to keep us out of a drought. look at these numbers. if you missed them, we are now to an average of 116% of normal statewide. i'll show you which cities are ranging from 600 to over 1,000% of normal with had it comes to rainfall for this month. that's coming up in 25 minutes. >> it looks beautiful behind you. thanks jeff. up next, done with san francisco, while the tech conference is leaving town. mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true america's biggest gun lobby,.ms helping pass background check laws and defeat nra backed politicians across this country, beat big coal, helping shut down hundreds of polluting plants and beat bigobacco, helping pass laws to save the next generation from addiction. all against big odds you can beat him. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. a major tech conference is leaving san francisco because it's become too expensive and too dirty. it's put on by oracle and take place every year. the company is moving the event to las vegas. san francisco travel association says that high hotel prices and poor street conditions were some of the reasons for the move. it's expected that san francisco will lose about $64 million without this event. >> apple's newest computer is ready to go and you can be ready to pay up. the mac pro starts at 6,000 bucks. if you want the full upgrade, it'll cost you more than 50,000 bucks. but the upgrade gives you better graphics, more storage, and memory. the mac pro is designed for professionals like animators. a south bay company is celebrating after completing the first cross country trip with a driverless truck. the truck took onlyake the tripa to pennsylvania. it was carrying more than 40,000 pounds of land olakes butter. a driver was on board but the truck operated on its own for most of the 2,800 mile ride. up next at 6:30, historic day on capitol hill. house democrats announce articles of impeachment against president trump. the president wastes no time responding. and the protest at uc santa cruz is putting some students in jeopardy of not getting their grades. ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52 satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59. celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come right now at 6:30, for the fourth time in u.s. history a president is facing impeachment. house democrats accusing president trump of high crimes and misdemeanors. democrats announced two articles of impeachment against president trump, abuse of power and obstructing congress. >> this move comes after months of investigations, weeks of testimony, and a lot of jabs from president trump. let's bring in janelle wang who joins us with what comes next. >> the house judiciary committee is going to vote on the article ls thursday. that sets the stage for the real vote in the house next week. if it's a party line vote, it will pass. then the senate will determine if president trump should be removed from office. president trump turning friendly ground tonight. >> this is all a hoax. >> rallying supporteris defense in pennsylvania and lashing out. >> radical left democrats and failed washington establishment are trying to erase your votes, nullify the election, and overthrow our democracy. not going to happen. don't worry about it. >> earlier today standing below a portrait of the first american president, house democrats said the 45th president has violated the constitution and now they're holding him accountable. >> the president of the united states donald j. trump with committing high crimes and misdemeanors. >> the two charges, president trump abuse bobbid his power by pressuring ukraine to investigate his rival and withholding aid and he obstructed congress by blocking documents from being released. >> if allowed to stand it would decimate congress's ability to conduct oversight of this president or any other in the future. >> house republicans abusing democrats of acting for political reasons. >> they're impeaching him because they're afraid he'll get reelected. that's not why you have the power of impeachment. that's the abuse of >> and with impeachment focused on the president's actions in ukraine, today he met with the foreign minister from ukraine's biggest rival russia. >> if the impeachment process reaches the senate, president trump says he will testify in his defense. raj. >> thank you. not just the impeachment, another huge story today. house speaker nancy pelosi announcing a rare agreement with the white house over trade. the new trade agreement replaces the 25-year-old nafta accord with canada and mexico. it's now nicknamed usmca. speaker pelosi called it a victory for workers across the country and emphasized the democrats portion. >> it came a long way from what he proposed. we're just saying victory for the american worker and what is in this agreement. >> there's no question the new trade agreement is better than nafta. democrats are taking credit for tougher enforcement of labor rules and removing barriers to generic medicines. >> tom steyers making a couple stops in the bay area this week. he will hold town halls beginning tomorrow afternoon in walnut creek. the event will be at the event center. on thursday he'll be in napa to speak with voters at the college. a deadly shoot out in new jersey today was so violent police had to reassure residents it wasn't a terrorist attack. three were civilians, two were shooting suspects. police say it started as a homicide investigation in jersey city. when the officer approached, the two suspects shot and killed him. they fled to a nearby kosher market where they waged in an explosive gun battle. a witness says it must have shocked police. >> it's pretty powerful. they were shooting. i don't think they were even expecting what they ran into. >> the officer who was killed was a married father of five, three other officers were wounded. new at 6:00 tonight, thousands of students at uc santa cruz may not get their grades this quarter. their teaching assistants are holding them hostage demanding a pay raise. marianne favro takes a closer look at the demands and how the university is responding. >> reporter: more than 300 uc santa cruz students voiced their support for striking graduate students today, many of them are teaching assistants who say they simply can't afford to live in the bay area on just $2,000 a month. >> graduate students can't take living in poverty anymore. most of us pay more than half our income on rent. >> the grad students union didn't authorize the strike but the more than 400 grad students involved say they will not submit grades until they get a cost of living increase. >> my grades won't be posted because i'm going to need to choose my next classes and some of my classes if we don't get our grades in, then we are able to enroll in our next class. >> the grad students want a 70% pay increase. that's an additional $1,400 a month. they say they want administrators to meet with them this afternoon but they did not show. the university is looking at solutions and issued this statement saying we are disappointed to see graduate students go on an illegal strike that may adversely impact our undergraduate students. the way to come to a solution is to address this by having open discussions, not through an illegal strike. the teaching assistants say they will release grades for students requesting them for financial aid and other hardship. this is finals week, so the grad students won't be teaching but say they will continue to proctor exams. in santa cruz, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. a high school soccer coach is accused of molesting some of his young player. ricardo gutierrez was arrested yesterday. he's accused of annoying and molesting three girls all 15 or 16 years old. he was a walk on varsity soccer coach at san jose gunderson high school. better check your refrigerator. the cdc is sounding the alarm on a new e. coli outbreak. this is chopped salad kits from salinas valley. at least 24 people in the u.s. and canada have gotten sick because of this. two bay area cities are teaming up to conserve water, palo alto and mountain view approved the joint water. it focuses on recycling water. it includes a water recycling center and water purification center. >> it will help us achieve our goals to really increase water means in santa clara county. >> it also reduces waste dumped into the bay. san francisco international getting another non-stop flight to austin, texas. the new flight takes off in april of 2020. american expects major tech companies like apple and facebook to take advantage of another option to fly from silicon valley to the silicon valley prairie. patients' privacy may have been compromised at a local hospital because of what mistakenly ended up in the trash. we'll explain. (. a follow up on the deadly crash in the east bay over the weekend. a third victim has been identified. 31-year-old of oakland. the chp says they were driving on highway 24 on orinda early saturday morning when the car veered off the road and crashed into a tree. all three died at the scene. an apology following a deadly dog attack. a 14-year-old boy was walking his dog when a pit bull attacked and killed it. after the attack, animal control put the pit bull down. the pit bull had attacked another dog before but was no longer classified as a dangerous dog since it hadn't attacked in three years. today the owner of that pit bul. he also reached out to us saying he's working with that family to hospital mayngerous dogs areis have put patients information at risk. they announced an employee improperly disposed of patient information. that employee threw used meal tickets in the trash instead of shredding them as required. patients who stayed at the between june 8th and november 4th could be impacted. the hospital says there's no evidence that any of that personal information has been misused. an east bay city is trying to ban smoking in public. the concord city council is meeting tonight to ban smoking in and around apartment buildings and parks. no spoking inside or outside. it includes a ban on smoking ecigarettes and vapes. the city will have designated areas for smokers. caught redde by a doorbell. you're looking at several items stolen in the east bay. doorbell cameras showed two people stealing packages. yesterday officers started looking for them and they found a treasure trove of packages that pair stole. the only free bird watching festival in the u.s. was just cancelled. the annual flyway festival will not be held next year. every february for the last 24 years you could watch birds migrate into the area. the city closed the preserve after fires ripped through in october. >> trying to save a preserve which is 44% of the open space, at the same time we're trying to put a big multi-thousand person festival on to celebrate the wild life that we're not going to be able to go see. >> still no word at this point if the festival will find a new location the in the future. steph curry and his wife are showing off their new ink. they each got three small tattoos which are a tribute to their children. they posted photos of the matching tattoos on instagram. the tattoos are animals. if you look carefully, representing their kids. cannon is the young wolf, ryan is the butterfly, and riley is the unicorn because she's the first born and a free spirit. >> as we know from seeing riley at news conferences, she's a free spirit. >> we should get nbc matching tattoos. >> we should get three matches tattoos as well. >> henna at first. >> well played jeff. >> okay. let's go ahead and get you outside to the radar storm ranger. you can see we do have showers returning to the north bay. we'll put a track on this and let you know how much more we'll get over the next several days in a few minutes. a year and a half of charge frs a service a north bay fire victim couldn't have used. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura next. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. nbc bay area responds to a santa rosa fire victim who needed help this year settling a dispute over her cable bill from 2017. >> consumer investigator chris similar rah stepped in and helped out. >> let's talk about christina. i'll show you her home. this is before the tubbs fire in 2017. and that is the after math. after the home burned down, christina says she immediately suspended all her utilities including at&t bundle. however, she said she recently discovered she was once again paying for all of those services and have been since early last year even though her home isn't rebuilt yet. she asked at&t to credit the month she was billed for the service she couldn't use. it offered just a small fraction so she called us. >> through your help, i was able to get a total refund for the year and half i had been paying which amounted to over $3,000. >> yeah, $3,387.30 to be exact. we asked at&t for more about the case but didn't get the details. have a problem, call 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thank you chris. if you're looking for a new career, linkedin says you might want to study engineering. each job that made the list had large increase in hiring. and out of the top 15, almost half are jobs in engineering. coming in at first is artificial intelligence specialist, ai specialist. then robotics engineer. how about a data scientist. not all jobs are in engineering. customer success and sales reps made the list as well. paul mccartney has appeared in a few movies. now he's making a film based on his own book titled "high in the clouds" about a teenage squirrel. he wrote the book in 2005 and produced the upcoming movie with netflix. he'll also write new songs for the film. >> i have a feeling that's going to be a megasuccess. >> it's about a teenage squirrel. >> we're getting the roadways wet here through the the next couple of hours. let's bring it to the microclimate forecast. i wanted to share with you first off some of the impressive numbers and the data we have crunched tonight. look at this up into the north bay. this is the december rain and how we stack up against the averages. you can see in santa rosa we've had over 7 inches just this month alone. napa close to 3 1/2. mill valley nearly 3 inches putting us 600 to nearly 700% of normal for the month. so, we have seen our fill. down here through the south bay also a remarkable story mountai normal. again, 1,063% of normal. a lot fall, los gatos over 4 inches, and san jose over 1 inch. we've seen a little bit of break between the storm systems and that's good. the storm system moving in tonight is not extremely strong so i'll i think we'll avoid flooding issues. it's more nuisance rain. those roadways are going to be wet. already we've seen right around .1 of an inch in heeldsburg. not a big storm system but roadways are wet. let's put a track on this. you can see on doppler radar, rain fall moving to the north and east into napa by 7:13 tonight. also off to the south, showers developing into san francisco. that'll pick it up i as you continue through 7:07 tonight. as we continue through the next several hours i think we'll have a chance of getting showers into san jose and it's going to be the scattered situation as the storm moves across tonight. you can see it right here in the future cast. i think it's going to be a similar story for tomorrow morning at 8:00. also into tomorrow evening. so, keep the umbrella close. we won't need the sunglasses and you'll definitely need the jacket as we h about .25 to .33 inch. we might max out around a .1 of an inch. let's get you ready through the day. 50s from the south bay into the tri-valley. also more 50s for the east bay. san francisco 55 and north bay at 53. with the clouds and the shower chance with us, we're not seeing big changes in our temperatures. down here through the south bay i have you at 63 in moore gab hill, 62 in san jose. contra costa, alameda counties, very similar. 61 in walnut creek, american t pleasant ton. wine country, 56 in sonoma, 58 in napa. what about the rain chances ahead? i think we're going to keep these on again off againforecas. also on thursday and friday. i've also now added in a possibility of slight chance on saturday. we'll get a break on sunday and monday. then the way it looks now we'll see the next organized storm system getting here next tuesday with early estimate of a quarter to half inch the way we're reading it right now. inland valleys keep temperatures 50s to 60s for daytime highs and we'll get sun in here once we move into sunday's forecast. also notice by sunday morning, look at those lows. we're dropping down a little bit colder than we're used to lately getting into the 30s. so, you know, this time of the year there's no need to get the umbrella, put it away. you get a bucket or one of those fancy ones, put it by the door and get your umbrella in it and you're good to go. >> she's got a fancy one. >> are you sure you don't too? >> i just throw it on the porch. all right. >> i'm not saying that. >> raj, you got the fancy one. >> i might. i might. >> thanks. >> up next at 6:00, he's not quite retiring. how about this? former giants manager bruce bochy has a new job. we'll tell you about the new team he'll be leading. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet 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 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