i'm sorry over $3000. >> six rolled isaiah likes the plane flyover and the pretzel. but also had some complaints about the championship game. >> it was too loud first of all. second of all, it got way too cold. >> we found fans as young as one-year-old donning 49ers year. in san jose he was buying his wife a jimmy garoppolo jersey. >> what is she like to meet you? >> she thinks he's cute. so i have to keep her happy. >> a smaller sports store, the super bowl run is the equivalent to another christmas in terms of sales. >> i've never been in a stadium that loud. >> melissa sanchez is especially glad to see katie sauers become the first woman in nfl history super bowl. because sanchez herself as a special team high school football coach. >> it shouldn't be a big deal but it still is. i still get looks at our level. so it does mean a lot to me to see it. >> this 49ers fan with his brother was trying on a chiefs jersey just resize. and they find out the family rivalry here. >> we have a lot of family in kansas city. and they are all chiefs fans. it takes us back to the world series when the giants were playing the kansas city royals. and how close that really came down. so we will see how it goes. i'm very excited for the super bowl. and talking trash my cousins of course. >> back here live at the 49ers team store, fans are still shopping. this is the quietest we've seen it all day. season ticket holders were here and they said if they had one the lottery option to buy super bowl tickets, and many said they did not. >> with an exciting time for the 49ers. marie naylor at santa clara and the stadium. thanks. summer calling the super bowl the joe montana bull city play quarterback for both kansas city in san francisco. he tweeted this picture today showing his 49ers and his chiefs jerseys with the caption, i guarantee my team will win the super bowl. of course had far more success with the 49ers winning force rebels during his 14 seasons here. he played two years in kansas city. >> you can watch super bowl liv right here on channel 2. we will have complete coverage including live reports from miami leading up to super bowl sunday. now we are going to berkeley see a driver evading police went up onto a sidewalk and killed a pedestrian before the car got away. right now, search is underway for the person behind the wheel. the deadly collision happened around 10:30 am. >> the driver jumped the sidewalk along university between fifth and sixth street. and tom baker reports that the driver was racing toward th freeway when crash happened. >> in the afternoon evidence barrier still surrounded the victim of the police chase. the uc berkeley police department made a traffic stop the car on sixth street on midmorning. but the driver the suspect vehicle a gray four-door nissan sedan caring two suspects fled the stop and made a high-speed left hand turn onto university going toward i-80. >> when it made that turn, it went wide. onto the northwest crosswalk entrance. and onto ect vehicle got on the freeway and they found the officer at the scene of the hit- and-run. >> ironically, i noticed that there are seven security cameras that apparently belong to the city of berkeley. and unfortunately they are part of an old red light ticketing system that has been deactivated. which probably includes the cameras. we will learn more about that tomorrow. fox news. an update now to yesterday's deadly hit-and-run in oakland. 42-year-old brooke smith has been identified as the woman that was killed in a collision. police say smith was driving a subaru outback when she was hit by the driver of an audi a4. at the intersection of land in macarthur at 1 am. the driver and his two passengers got out and ran away. leaving their car behind. anyone with information about that should call oakland police. police said domestic violence may have been the motive behind a shooting outside a starbucks. henry lee now from moraga and illustrates dispute involving current and former student at st. mary's? >> that's righright outside of the starbucks. the good news, if there is any is of the vict the suspect however was a former student. he shot himself and is now in the hospital. >> a shooting in normally quiet areas. the result of domestic dispute with ties to saint mary's college. the gunmen accused of targeting his ex-girlfriend. >> they had a dating relationship, formerly. and our investigation shows that the shooting is related to domestic violence. >> it happen on more lago road at 7:30 pm. >> when officers responded be found two shooting victims that were sitting in the vehicle. in front of the starbucks. >> they were a woman who was in the driver seat here. a male friend was in the passenger seat. >> the suspect in the shooting had driven up behind the victims vehicle. locking it in. >> police say the 21-year-old suspect former st. mary student isaiah glaze then got out of the ford focus and open fire. the woman, the ex-girlfriend, was grazed in the head. the friend was shot in the leg. both were treated at the hospital and released. the gunmen ran away but was found lying in a parking lot near the 24 hour fitness. with a gunshot wound to the head. a gun was found nearby. >> it appears to be a self- inflicted gunshot wound. he was taken into custody and later transported by the fire department paramedics to the medical center. >> he is not a police guard facing attempt to murder charges. >> this is a tragedy. it could happen anywhere and to anyone. that is why it is very important with the rustic violence. it's a terrible crime. >> it's shocking. it's such a small community there are a about campus regarding what happened. >> emily conway said after the shooting, the campus and out a message. >> they were closing our gate as a preventative measure. >> in a statement to the community, james donahue said we are college to preventing relationship violence. and this underscores the need to continue the efforts. i understand the emotional impact that the incident may cause for the campus community. >> st marys has also provided counseling and spiritual support for its students. as well as faculty and staff. on a final note there will be a third person in the victims many minivan. a woman who is not physically harmed. henry lee, fox news. coming up next night honoring the legacy of doctor melissa king junior. how people in the bay area are marking the day. the moms for housing protest. the activists and those that on the mall. >> live weather back in the forecast. your tuesday commute in the morning for sure is here. we talk about the latest models when we see you next. impeachment trial of president trump is set to come through tomorrow. we have an idea now of how to proceed. i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. 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doctor martin luther king jr. >> his life and legacy as well as his message in the things that he was trying to teach back then are still relevant now. >> we will be able to transform the discords of our nation. >> civil rights icon is widely known for his speech during the 1963 march on washington dc. those efforts led to legislation that continues to impact lives more than a half century later. >> he was a visionary in so many ways. he identify coming together and being supportive with allies of other communities. >> at the mexican heritage plaza artist for multiple cultures come together to perform as a way to help meld the many communities that have become less integrated. >> we come together and educate each other. we lift each other up. we promote a sense of belonging to the same community. >> a portion of that larger community came together and in east san jose school. volunteers including sam accardo build benches and tables as a way of improving the facility. >> it is a moment of renewed hope. we know that this is when our voices will be heard clearly. and we have one critical opportunity to restore dignity to this country. to bring our divided country back together and move forward. >> the vision forward varies from person to person. at the bike clinic, we see in taking his day off from adobe fixing bicycles for those that cannot afford the high dollar repairs. >> as someone that wants to make the world a better place my clinic is here to make the community better by helping people. >> his dream, still a vision. millions strive for on a track to a more perfect union. former president barack obama tweeted a picture of doctor martin luther king in a jail cell. and said every so often, i reread his letter from a birmingham jail. while some of the injustices may have changed as poetic brilliance moral clarity and test of conscience still reverberate today. take a moment to reflect on this righteous cause. the tweet also included a link to his letter. semper cisco district attorney joseph putin said today meeting with a group of protesters demanding that city leaders be held accountable when it comes to racial disparities. today's event in the mission was organized by felicia jones. she is the founder of wealth and disparity, justice for mario would. he died after being shot by police in 2015. but he spoke about his vision for equality in the city and how it does reach beyond the legal system. >> you cannot separate this movement into little bits and pieces. if we don't have healthcare we don't have justice. >> they went on to say that racial justice demand equal opportunities when it comes education and within the justice system. those same protesters disrupted this emphasis go labor council annual breakfast. they say they came to stand against systemic racism and gentrification. merit london read gave welcoming remarks at the breakfast. with tenant governor also spoke at the event. we're looking at the clouds that have been out there. the last few weeks have been cloudy and not a lot of productivity here. last week there was a significant weather system. there is another kind of one and done coming our way tomorrow. but it is not nearly as strong. an inch to a four inch and half like last week there will be more like attentive natural full quarter of an inch. it looks really good up there. they lose a lot of their strength. so kind of is fluid out here. but also i point out here is that it's lost track of its moisture. but that's not what is going to happen. you see the separation in the blue sky. scattered showers but not an inch and a half. but 2/10 of an inch to a quarter of an inch and five hundredths of an inch. i'm not sure that we will see a full into the coastal hills. they may see half-inch there. maybe three quarters. current temperatures are warmer than last night. live at the airport in san jose you can see levi stadium in the background. our forecast temperatures are going to be on the mild side. i think there will be a few sprinkles before you manage to get out. to see those little drops i here? the forecast for tomorrow coming through the quarter of an inch in santa rosa. very light and a 24-hour total. we can timeout your commute and the rest of the day coming up. oakland homeless advocates come to an assessment sorry come to an agreement with the property owner. ending a bitter dispute. in a moment held the deal could help the moms for housing activists move back into the house that they illegally occupied for two months. the new service it one bay area dmv is providing to help people get their new real id. i wanted my hepatitis c gone. i put ofine. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, epclusa could be your kind of cure. i just found out about mine. i knew for years epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i had no symptoms of hepatitis c mine caused liver damage. epclusa is only one pill, once a day, taken with or without food for 12 weeks. before starting epclusa, your doctor will test if you have had hepatitis b, which may flare up, and could cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if you have had hepatitis b, other liver or... ...kidney problems, hiv, or other medical conditions... ...and all medicines you take, including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with epclusa may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects include headache and tiredness. ask your doctor today, if epclusa is your kind of cure. a new development tonight in the dispute between homeless activists and oakland and the owner of the home that they illegally lived in for two months. rob roth tells us that they have agreed not to sell the house to a nonprofit organization at a reduced price. >> after bitter fight the mothers that were evicted from this west oakland home just last week have no appeared to score victory. >> we are willing to sit down with anyone who is interested in ending the homelessness crisis. >> what would properties which owns the house announced on monday they've agreed to negotiate a deal to sell the house to the city funded nonprofit affordable housing group the open community land trust. >> were ready to buy my mom's house and continue this movement. >> the prices you still to be continued. but supporters who declared it e fairness of the battle st>> very skeptical of those folks coming out now. we've reached out and we tweeted tweeted. but they've been silent. >> libby shaft reach out to strike the deal. >> i cannot condone unlawful acts. but i can respect them. and i can passionately advance the cause of the did inspire them. >> wedgwood brought the house during bankruptcy proceedings. the city of california-based california company as agreed to give them first right of refusal on all future homes that they purchased and oakland. >> right now the city and the committee then trust don't have the ability to compete. what what is going to give them that ability by giving them a right of first refusal on any home that the company purchases. >> that took over the unoccupied house illegally in november. then a judge ordered nted to ca to speculators flipping houses at high costs contributed homelessness. once the house is ruminated -- renovated they want to make it the foundation. >> that is where this is all started and that's reply to keep it moving. at that location. >> the issue made headlines and provoked discussions. and now apparently brought change. >> we will not stop organizing. and fighting until all of those that are on house to have shelter. >> the mayor is working on getting other big real estate investors to abide by a similar agreement. in oakland, ktvu fox news. groups of people donated time and supplies to build small homes for the homeless. volunteers say the area between east 14th avenue and 12th street was in need of an upgrade. people have been living at that location for decade. volunteers did most of the work of the weekend. and then more for the building today. >> there 70 people in need of help. in the services just are not available to them. and in honor of the radical legacy today is the day to do this. that's what needs to happen. >> it is unclear if those buildings will be allowed to stay. volunteers say they should be allowed to stay until the city can provide permanent housing. >> an update on the process to get a real id in california. the dmv and the clerk reporter's office are joining together to make it easier for county residents to get the documents that they need to obtain the id card. on february 1 and again if it were a 15th, county residents will be able to buy certified copies of vital records including marriage and birth certificates. the documents will be available at the dmv office at 20, 70 diamond boulevard. and appointment is not necessary. the real id goes into effect on october 1. fox 2 news at 6:30 pm is next with all eyes on waned about how the senate plans tomorrow m we take you into the 49ers locker room. moments after the big win. what the coach had to say and how the players battle it out o the debate stage but the democrats running for president are joining forces today. the events that brought them together. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. 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. it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive 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happened while the driver was being uc berkeley police this morning. the officer had tried to make contact with the driver after he heard a woman screaming in the car. the drivers that off, hit the pedestrian and then got >> reporter: they honor dr. martin luther king jr. it has become a day of service. san jose mayor joined east san jose schoolchildren to paint walls and benches, and it is a mixed heritage mural. two are watching ktvu fox 2 news, the u.s. senate is set to move forward with impeachment proceedings starting tomorrow. and late today senate majority leader mitch mcconnell finally released his proposal for how the trial of president trump will proceed. >> it appears the rules are designed to move the trial along at a rapid pace. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell released tion outlining the framework of the trial. here is what is expected. the house managers would make their case on wednesday and thursday, the president defense, friday and saturday. next week, senators would submit written questions and then we will find out if the publicans -- republicans have enough votes to bypass allowing witnesses and moved to acquittal. >> you cannot have a rear, -- real, fair trial without witnesses. >> reporter: the house managers filed their brief over the weekend, the president's defense filing monday, in the memo, writing all house democrats have proved is the president did absolutely nothing wrong, all of this is a dangerous diversion of the constitution, that the senate should swiftly and roundly condemn. monday the house manager held a walk-through ahead of the trial. offering it was once, and previewing the fights to come over documents and witness is. only if the senate sees and hears all relevant evidence. the white house is warning democrats they will want to hear from the bidens if democrat force the senate to be witnesses. >> it has to be a proceeding in which you have to have witnesses on both sides, with respect to hunter biden, that as of right now, it looks like a total sideshow. >> the latest gallup, 46% of americans say the president should be removed from office, 51% say he should keep his job. >> the trial gets underway at 10:00 tomorrow morning, we will air it live, uninterrupted, on ktvu plus. >> the contenders mark the martin luther king junior holiday, it in south carolina today. pete buttigieg and joe biden were there, and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders linked arms during the march at the statehouse in columbia. two senators have exchanged sharp words after the last democratic debate. kelsey gabbard and amy klobuchar also took part. joe biden now leads the democrat feel and iowa. it shows him a 24%, sen. elizabeth warren is next with 18%, former south bend indiana mayor, pete buttigieg, has 16%, sen. bernie sanders, 14%, and sen. amy klobuchar with 11%. the iowa caucuses will be held two weeks today. boeing is looking to borrow $10 billion to offset rising cost following two deadly crashes of the 737 max planes. the report found the company has secuks so far, and is now talking to other lenders for the rest of the money. going has suspended production of the 737 max a jet, the planes have been grounded for the past 10 months and it is unclear when the max jets will return to circulation. the company disclosed the new software issue with the plane just last week. health officials in china say there is evidence a new type of coronavirus is now being transmitted from person- to-person. the outbreak has infected more than 200 people in central china, where it is believed to have begun in a seafood mart. at least three people have died so far. infected patients reported symptoms similar to pneumonia with a fever, cough, and shortness of breath. since the outbreak started, the coronavirus has spread to south korea, thailand, and japan. >> it is a class a virus that can cause the common cold but it actually can also cause more serious diseases like. the earlier we detect the virus the better we can understand it and the better we will be able to protect people. >> it comes as millions of people are traveling this month for lunar new year celebrations, as we have reported sfo is among three u.s. airports along with lax and jfk that are screening passengers from the area of central china where the outbreak began. some bad news for flu sufferers the season, experts say that those of already battled the virus may be at risk of getting it for a second time as another strain games traction across the united states. the cdc says at least 13 million cases of the flu have already been diagnosed so far this season. the agency also says equal numbers of two different strains of the virus have been reported. the cdc is recommending everyone six months and older to receive a flu shot every season. up next, a look back at the 49ers incredible season as we start to look ahead to the super bowl in miami. a frightening scene plays out at a southern california lake, the rescue of three people including a child who fell to the ice. as mayor, mike bloomberg slashed carbon emissions and achieved new york city's cleanest air quality in more than 50 years. as a leader in the fight against climate change, he helped shut down over half of the nation's coal plants, then led one of the biggest pollution reduction efforts in history. as president, he intends to reduce emissions by fifty percent within ten years. because if we want to stop climate change, we need to make a change. this is a fight-we can't afford to lose. the 49ers are heading to miami to the super bowl against the chiefs after they had an absolutely incredible's reason where they only lost three times by a grand total of 13 points. we have a look back at some of the most memorable moments to the super bowl. >> play fast, be good. >> today was one of the hardest games i have never been a part of. >> today was one of the hardest games i have ever been a part of. >> i went to slide and isolated so much further than i ever expected. >> slides, you know, let's do it. a bunch of little kids out there. >> mud bowl champions, you know what i mean? >> how does that feel? >> going left. great protection. wide-open. george kittle, inside the 10. >> they just shut down a hall of famer, one of the best to ever do it. 21 yard line. fires over the middle, it is intercepted at the 40 yard line by richard sherman. touchdown. >> so many great moments. >> i could watch another 10 minutes of that. chandler edited that, he did so nice. >> again, you can watch the super bowl on february 2, right here. we're tracking the raindrops heading our way for tuesday, that morning commute maybe a little bit. let's go to heather holmes and the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the 7:00 news. >> prince harry makes what is likely one of his final public appearances as a senior member of the royal family, and the historic agreement announced over the weekend. also, one of the most talked about moments of last night's screen actors guild awards, that took place backstage away from the tv cameras, when brad pitt saw former wife jennifer aniston. we tell you more about that and more stories coming up live on the seven over at ktvu plus. a family of three is pulled from an icy california lake, we show you video of the dramatic rescue. here is a live look outside right now as we listen to jennifer lopez the one of the halftime performers at this year's a bowl in miami. -- super bowl in miami. i wanted my hepatitis c gone. i put off treating mine. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, epclusa could be your kind of cure. i just found out about mine. i knew for years epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i had no symptoms of hepatitis c mine caused liver damage. epclusa is only one pill, once a day, taken with or without food for 12 weeks. before starting epclusa, your doctor will test if you have had hepatitis b, which may flare up, and could cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if you have had hepatitis b, other liver or... ...kidney problems, hiv, or other medical conditions... ...and all medicines you take, including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with epclusa may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects include headache and tiredness. ask your doctor today, if epclusa is your kind of cure. 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. some scary moments for a family this weekend, on big bear lake in san bernardino county, a mother and father and young daughter wandered out onto the lake, and fell through when the ice gave way. video posted on tmz shows saturdays rescue. all three were rescued after about three minutes in the water. officials say they declined medical treatment, tmz reports signs are posted around that lake wanting people to stay off of the ice. a member of the heavenly ski patrol has died after being found unconscious on a trail in an expert level part of the mountain. douglas county nevada sheriff's deputies were called out saturday to the mott canyon area of the resort. the 36-year-old man was flown to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. he is a defined as christopher john nicholson of south lake tahoe. officials say he was working on the heavenly ski patrol that day and there was a serious incident but did not elaborate. a cause of death is still being determined. time for a check of the weather. bill martin here is a look -- here with a look. >> it rained after the big snow, there is a layer of ice that formed on the surface and then we have this most recent snow and when that new snow sits on that ice, it has a tendency to slide but avalanches, i mean, there has been a lot of that. that is what you hate, rain after the mountains after a major snowstorm because it puts a cap on that layer of snow and creates a thin layer of ice. so i guess what i'm getting at is even now if you're going up there snowboarding or skiing or even backcountry, really think about that, i do a lot of stuff myself but i'm careful because when you get that rain, that can cause a lot of problems, so i have been hearing a lot of stories from up there the last couple of weeks. so just be careful. stay in bounds. especially with that ice layer present. so we have clouds out there now, the clouds are going to kind of thicken up more tonight, we're going to end up with rain in the morning. the morning commute will be a little bit wet, here's a forecast. is that a lot of rain? no, not much at all, less than a half inch, a quarter inch in santa rosa. i mean, it is good but you expect that last storm, we had an inch and a half to an inch, this is more of just trace amounts. scattered showers tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon more scattered showers, the morning commute, it looks like it wants to be a little bit damp. the afternoon commute like it wants to be damp, i think it will be drier by 5:00. here is the model. another way to look at it. same model, different perspective. 7 am, tuesday morning, and then you see 1:00, lunch time is about when the meat of this week weather system comes through and 5:00 use the scattered showers. so it is not had -- it does not have a lot of. it may be 4 inches of snow, maybe something like that. and then you see wednesday it clears out, thursday clears out as well. fog back on thursday morning so we start to see valley fog. that's it for this week. that one event tomorrow and then we are done. one and done, in terms of rain. we do have more rain coming toward the end of the week, it looks like sunday has some game, it looks like there will be some rain on that day but tuesday, tomorrow, lookout for a bit of rain in the forecast. >> did you see the shirt? after the 49ers went over the packers last night, yeah, there it is, george kittle wearing a jimmy garoppolo shirt. could he be any better looking, seriously? we have his explanation for why he was wearing this particular shirt, coming up next, in sports. be sure to tune in tonight, it is all followed by the return of prodigal son at nine, and we hope you'll join us for the 10:00 news and 11:00 news right here on ktvu. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. 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 k millionyear. 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. can't get enough of those 49ers. these are the kinds of days you really look forward to come you know, not only in this job but as a fan, because you realize the pro bowl don't come along very often. although i have to say they have done pretty swell. taking into consideration all the sports stuff. and now, the 49ers. why not relish a little bit some of the sights and sounds from yesterday. it doesn't come along very often, look at the families there, kyle shanahan came here, just his third year as head coach, the city has never had an experience, with him as the head coach. a lot of personalities. only eight passes. that was incredible. getting it done. let the confetti fly, and no longer can they say that levi stadium does not have a history now. you have to check out, if you have not seen it already, kyle shanahan addressing the team after this victory over the packers. >> we worked all year to get to this spot right here. we had to earn this. you guys know this is not the one that we sit out. we still have to get this one, help and accomplishment by everyone in here, the school of the game is been a part of, enjoyed tonight, enjoy each other. i appreciate you all, man. turn the music on. >> that often you hear him say turn the music up. first time it has ever happened is a coach, and his son, mike shanahan, went to a super bowl. and so now has kyle shanahan and if he wins that will be the first ever father-son combo to do that. more of the great sights and sounds and one of the great things that is happening with the 49ers and continues to make them so popular, with the fans, you just get the sense that they really get along, some of the latest stuff going on, how about george kittle showing up to the post game news conference with a little picture of jimmy g from back when he was just coming out of college at the combine. why did he wear that particular shirt? well, because jimmy g in his locker has a shot of george kittle on it, and like i said, they're just having fun. that is harmless stuff. listen to him. >> he has my face in his locker. i got this in my locker the same day. >> pretty special occasion, i would say. for those who play the game of social media, it is a losing game and i tell you what, joe montana is not used to losing everything but he has taken some heat about this post that he put up, his nine or uniform, of course, and later in his career as a kansas city chief, you heard from me first, i guarantee my team will win the super bowl, a lot of 49er fans, a little hurt by that. played only two years with the chiefs and 13 years with san francisco, and joe montana, on social media, taking heat, and if i were joe montana i would shake that off. because who cares? you know, he is joe montana. in case you missed it over the weekend, there are some other things happening. golf is tough enough with two arms, and how about this gentleman? 61-year-old, born with no forearm or hand, and he was at the american express pro-am at la quinta, that is the part three, four, and eighth. it doesn't get any better than that. look at this. his -- the contest they had at the -- contest, whoever through more of those little bouquets into the bucket, the winner got $1000 and the loser got $500, too, against -- so. case you missed it. see later, everyone, good night. to onset of meteor shower. okay, our position is 34.48 degrees north, 118.31 west. that means the azimuth should be... 168.22 degrees relative to magnetic north with an elevation of 49.93. anything yet? uh, we have a signal, but there's no frame lock. hang on. how about... now? (gasps) we did it. we have the west coast feed of hbo. ooh, real sex. big deal. every time i watch that show, it's old women putting condoms on cucumbers. all right, let's see what's on the east coast feed. oh, hey. dune. not a great movie, but look at that beautiful desert. (sighs) too bad sheldon couldn't come with us. yeah, it's just not the same without him. (all laughing) oh, this sucks. i'm switching back to real sex. sheldon's log. stardate 63345.3. while my colleagues are off observing the leonid meteor shower, i have remained behind to complete my paper on the decays of highly excited massive string states. although my research is going well, i do miss the warmth of human companionship. 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