good evening, obama ken wayne. >> hello, everyone, i'm heather holmes. new concerns about security at san jose airport a a man managed to get on the tarmac -- kristina has more on how he got into the restricted area. >> reporter: we know he was arrested. terminal b you but the big question is how he able to breach security. how a man was able to gain access to a private tarmac is a question airport officials say is under investigation. san jose police tell ktvu, he was spotted in a restricted area sunday morning. they brought him into the lobby of their building and called the police. he allegedly ran to the street and tried to get a maintenance worker to get give him a right to the terminals. the maintenance worker allegedly refused. he stole a maintenance truck, drove around on the streets and ended up at terminal b where he was arrested. >> even though no one was hurt, he could have hurt someone. >> reporter: an airport spokesperson said that operations were not affected and no one was in danger. >> the person was identified and appropriate action was taken to apprehend this individual. >> in august, a woman slipped through tsa and got onto a flight to los angeles and in april, a 15-year-old boy scaled the fence, snuck into the we will well and survived a five- hour flight to maui. >> to honestest, it's not that big of a surprise, there are so many people and there are ways of getting by security. >> reporter: he is in county jail, we'll see if he is facing charges of trespassing and possessing a stolen vehicle. heather. >> thank you, kristina. >> >> highway patrol said alcohol likely played a role in a wrong way crash overnight that left two people dead t happened last night, the highway patrol said the driver was traveling northbound in southbound lanes. the driver crashed into another car, killing both drivers, a passenger in the victim's was was seriously hurt. chp said a third person was involved, but that person was not hurt. san francisco police say the man remains in san francisco general, the man fell on friday morning from a building at the corner of montgomery and california, a busy financial district. he landed on top of a slow moving toyota. the driver of the car was not hurt. the fame of the victim was not released. >> >> police are asking for the public's help to find the man suspected after attempting to sexually assault a seven-year- old girl. this sketch of the man was released. he was last seen wearing an orange hooded sweatshirt with gray and black letters on the front. police say the man tried to pull the girl into the rest room on friday afternoon >> retrial for a former school on molesttation charges set to start tomorrow. initially charged with 150 counts of inappropriately touching male students. he was aquited of 21 of the charges it's unclear how many charges the next trial will involve. martin, a married father of two remains in county jail on $10 million bail. >> >> developing news near ferguson, missouri, the grand jury investigating the michael brown shooting has yet to announce their decision. reporter garrett keny joining us live from ferguson on how authorities are bracing for a potential backlash. garrett? >> a lot of preparations underway across st. louis, but especially here in ferguson outside of the police department and the courthouse, people are on edge, waiting on the grand jury decision. we are told they did not meet over the weekend, but they are likely to reconvene on monday to decide whether or not to bring the charges against officer darren wilson. barricades surround the st. louis county courthouse where the 12 member panel is meeting behind closed doors. also around the makeshift command center set up by law enforcement in ferguson. sources close to the matter say a grand jury announcement is unlikely to come before monday. no matter what the panel decides, police want to prevent any street violence or unrest that resembles what happened when brown was killed. president obama spoke to governor nixon -- >> using any event as an excuse of violence is contrary to who we are. >> >> reporter: for the past three nights, small groups have gathered outside of the police station. less than a handful of arrests made, demanding for justice for michael brown and calling for widespread changes for the police department. >> we need justice for the mothers of those kids -- they have to know they can't until kids. >> we are toll the grand jury will be considering charges from isst degree murder to involume tear teary manslaughter. they are expected to reconvene tomorrow, meaning the decision could come any day after that. >> >> here in the bay area. authorities are gearing up for potential back patch lash. >> violence broke out in oakland and berkeley in the days following the shooting there in august. a march erupted, demonstrators clashing with riot police, several businessesy vandalized. this morning, ktvu sat down with civil rights attorney john burk. he talked about what is going on. >> you have a lot of individual witnesses saying his hands were up. then the question, do you have independent evidence that supports either one of the particular theories >> reporter: the interesting thing is that the prosecutor decided to release the evidence to the public, which is not normally done. he said he believe as decision will come down tomorrow >> an investigation is underway in cleveland after police fatally shot a 12-year-old boy holding a bb gun that looked like a semi-automatic weapon. police responded to someone looked like was a gun, being pulled off his pants. but it was fake. authorities say the boy did not comply with officer's orders. >> there were no verbal or confrontation. the officers ordered him to stop and show his hand and he went into his waist band and pulled out the weapon. one of our officers fired two shots, striking the young man. >> the boy was taken to the hospital and died this morning. the person that made the 9-1-1 call said he didn't know if the gun was real and said the suspect was "probably a juvenile." it's unclear if that information was passed onto the responding officers. >> >> this is reminiscent of lopez killed by sheriff's deputies he the deputy that shot him was not charged and was kept on the force >> a driver who police say was evading officers was killed when his car went down an embank machine. officers tried to pullover the driver this morning the officers say the driver did not stop and lead police on a chase along bayshore boulevard. he was the only person in the vehicle. daily city police and the highway patrol are investigating the chase and the crash. >> >> new information about the person killed in an alleged hit and run accident in vallejo last week. the 21-year-old, it is said, was riding a redenies son when 23-year-old jermaine tolliver slammed into his car at a high rate of speed. yaala's passenger was also injured. >> >> also, ton, we know the name of one of two pedestrians killed by a speeding car in oakland the coroner's office said the 39-year-old, woe is homeless was the one that died at the hospital. the name of the man who died at the scene has not been released. the accident happened friday on 27th street and north 8th avenue. police say the 24-year-old driver did not flee and is cooperating with police. they say it appears he was speeding, but had not been drinking. >> >> a power outage has left more than 1300 people in the dark. electricity went off a short time ago at 2:30 this afternoon. customers along several streets in vallejo are still being aeffected. officials at pg & e said there is no word on the reason for the power outage. >> >> state and local officials in emergency mode tonight. the race to clear all of the that snow before things start warming up >> outside, out raged outside of levi stadium, the protest as a 49er game and the one person these demonstrators hope was listening. >> >> in weather, a few high clouds moving into parts of the bay area. coming up, the big temperature change you can expect over the next few days. when rain clouds will resurface on 0 the long range weather ma . ♪ with kaiser permanente, you'll connect with your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ dozens of people protested the washington redskins 49ers game over what they say is an offensive and disrespectedful name for the washington team. today's rally is a the latest move to try to pressure the own irto change the name. it was a peaceful protest, but there was one moment when tensions ran high. >> american indian groups performed a traditional tribal ceremony outside overleaf vie's stadium in santa clara. with the hope that those going into the game will see what they see. >> we are not about the bad caricature on the helmet. we are not about the people woe go into the football games for the washington team that dress in red face. >> reporter: bay area coalition against racialism in sports and media helped to organize today's protest. saying there are plenty of native americans that are sports fans that face heartbreaking stereotypes at games. >> we have to sit there as faytive people and watch them totally tear our culture apart. people wearing head dress to the sporting event. it is an honor that is achieved. not everyone wears that. it's part of our culture. >> reporter: the debate is emotional. one redskins nan we spoke to sympathized with the protesters -- >> if there is a specific group of people feel upset or oppressed or disrespected by anything -- >> we are not your mascots any more. >> like that young man right there. >> reporter: another washington fan said he doesn't appreciate his team being targeted and wonders where other out rage is for other teams. >> i would still be a huge fame. it's not a name that i'm a fan. it's the team. i wouldn't have a problem with them changing the team. >> reporter: washington's team owner, diane snyder has vowed to keep the fame, saying the term red skin honors native americans. former washington mayor marion barry has died. barry served six months in jail after being caught on video smoking crack cocaine. he went on to serve a term and was alleycat elected to city council. he died shortly after midnight at a washington hospital. cause of death has not been released. he was 78 years old. >> >> happening now, world leaders meeting in vienna to negotiate a deal with iran. u.s., britain, china, france, russia and germany are continuing their efforts to reach terms on a deal to keep iran from developing a nuclear weapon. secretary of state john kerry said sizable gaps remain on how deeply iran will have to reduce their activity. >> we are not going to say much about the discussions while they are going on. a lot of serious work is going on by a lot of people. >> >> hard line students held a demonstration near at the -- an earthquake, damaged thousands of homes. geoogists say it struck yesterday afternoon. seismologists say it was stronger with a magnitude of 6.3. more than 50 people were injured, including many school children. >> >> we are getting a look at the after math of an earthquake that struck central japan. 6.7. that quake has reportedly destroyed at least 50 homes and injured 41 people. >> >> business appears to be rebounding three months after the napa area earthquake. many of the shops and area restaurants in the napa area closed after the 6.0 quake at the end of august. they are now back open and much of the damage to the downtown area has been cleaned up. touchism in the area is getting back to normal. it is estimated the quake caused $400 million in damage. >> >> a couple of minutes ago, we showed you a live picture of the sunset over san francisco. mark tomeo is in the weather center telling us about the weather. >> >> beautiful day, a lot of sunshine across the area. the rain clouds long gone, dry weather pat certain here to stay over the next few days, including thanksgiving. here's a look at the satellite maps. can you see scattered high clouds cruising across northern california. a few high clouds into monday morning as we look at the doppler radar. not kicking out much. a storm track way to our north. it will stay that way. high pressure builds in and that will be the source of a warming trend. current numbers showing you the cool numbers out towards santa rosa, napa. some patchy fog last night, keeping an eye on that for the overnight. but not as widespread this morning. san jose, 59, half moon bay checking in in the mid-50s. a live camera looking out towards san francisco. here's the bay bridge here. not much in the way of fog. a few high clouds paying us a visit and forecast headlines in the short term for tonight. partly cloudy skies, more sunshine for your monday and dry conditions expected for thanksgiving, maybe a few high clouds returning by thursday. overnight lows, definitely bundle up. upper 30s to near 40 degrees. we'll start out chilly monday morning. oakland 43, san francisco, 49 and san jose starting out the morning hours, 46. you can see california basically partly cloudy skies. main storm track energy is here and high pressure rebuilds. the source of warming. it will feel strange tuesday, wednesday -- lower 70s out there, 72-73 degrees. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, this remains in place with the mild to warm conditions. later in the week, a chance of rain, especially for the north bay on friday. we'll bump it up the upcoming weekend, evidence special will i by sunday. travel plans, especially coming back from the sierra could be some rain and some snow in the mountains, a big dropoff in temperatures. forecast for tomorrow, mostly clear skies overhead. a few patches of high clouds pushing into the northern part of the state that's about it. mice recovery in the afternoon hours, look at all of the 60s. oakland, 68, concorde, 67, beautiful conditions for your monday, san francisco downtown, 66. here is a look ahead at your five-day forecast, the temperatures up a few degrees into tuesday and wednesday, a lot of low stats for these two days, partly cloudy skies on thursday. a chance of a few showers and into the upcoming weekend, we'll talk more about that coming up alt 5:45. most of the rain for day six and day seven >> we'll take a closer look at the forecast. >> >> people in buffalo, new york preparing for more bad weather. last week, seven feet of snow fell on the area. as much as that region gets in one entire year, now, rain, causing concerns about flooding. crews stockpiled nearly 100 thousand sandbags to keep the water back. rescue teams have 50 boats ready to assist stranded areas. >> if you live in an area that typically foods or has flooded, prepare to evacuate for a flood situation. >> the reason snowstorm contributed a at least 13 days. the red cross has shelters in place to help 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hurt. >> >> imagine yourself printing a new car. that's the concept behind this unique looking electric vehicle. it's made of 95% printed material. so far, the car is not street legal, but it is fully functional, costs about $18,000. the ceo of the company behind the car said he had the aha moment working with foreign luxury cars. the trick was creating similar cars using far fewer tools and parts. >> 25,000 parts are what are in these cars, let's get it down to 50. >> the cars may look a little flimsy, but the ren forced car ban is as strong as metal. >> >> pier 39 in san francisco is about to get a lot brighter with the christmas tree lighting. last year, big crowds surrounded the tree as they flipped the switch. the annual event is set to start in a short time from now at 6:00, mickey and minute minos are mini house are scheduled to appear. >> it's pathetic and they shouldn't have any. >> you don't need to speak spanish to know what that woman thought of the tree. she's not the only one, residents in reading, pennsylvania said the christmas tree is terrible. it's so ugly, they say there has been a public outcry to replace it with one that has a little more christmas spirit. >> if it was a squirrel looking for a place to live in the winter, they wouldn't go into the tree. >> charlie brown might like it. the group mrs. for down downtown reading has raised money and is hoping to replace it tomorrow. >> >> brides against breast cancer tour. right here in the bay area. the impact the tour has on people battling cancer. >> >> walnut creek decked out in red, green and orange construction cones, what they are doing to make this a happy and hassle-free holiday for everyone. >> >> it's holiday travel time. a number of people on the move. when will you want to avoid the roads. >> be sure to download the app -- get weather, video on breaking news, any time, anywhere. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. heather has her wallet out. holiday shopping season is about to kickoff in ernest. >> >> shoppers in downtown walnut creek will be navigating holiday sales and construction zones. >> >> noelle walker has more on what the plaza mall is doing to try to make the time merlotier. >> >> reporter: with the opening of a new parking garage the paul and retailers are hoping extra parking will make it easier for people to shop in walnut creek. >> main street across the country -- did we are pretty busy. >> it will be $156 >> it's getting to be that time of the year. before you know it, christmas -- >> i want to show you what we have. >> reporter: will be here. i'm having a christmas party and i want to buy some new stuff for the house. >> reporter: at this french boutique, they are hoping for a joyious noel. broadway plaza midway through a face-lift. scaffolding will be more common than -- santa. >> reporter: who will make limited appearances in the christmas construction zone. >> probably she will have a picture with another santa. >> a little gift for shoppers. we have more parking than we ever have. broadway plaza opened a new garage with more than 500 parking spots. >> we hope that it make it is very easy for all of them to shop. >> decors de france had to relocate, some businesses even closed for construction. >> our neighbors are not working, now. >> instead of coal in their stockings, this new location is bring agnew new customers. >> merci, thank you. >> reporter: this won't be the only holiday season if you use orange cones to decorate for the holiday season. the $268 million renovation project is not scheduled to be complete until 2017. >> >> more details, now, the biggest shopping week of the year is upon us. when it comes to saving, you might want to shake up your shopping strategy. the "wall street journal" said last year, the biggest price cut came the monday before thanksgiving which of course is tomorrow. wednesday through saturday came with the best savings and shoppers that bought items on day snatched up the season's lowest prices. >> >> thanksgiving travel is expected to hit the highest level since 2007. 5.6 million californians plan to travel 50-miles puerto rican more. many people say even though they don't like the crowds, spending time with family is worth it. >> i feel for people that have to travel for the holidays. >> last year, we left right before thanksgiving. this time, we'll get a head start. >> nationally, it is projected 46.3 million will travel at least 50-miles from home during the thanksgiving day weekend, 4.2% increase over last year. wednesday and sunday are the most traveled day. expect backups if you are hitting the roads. >> >> a reminder, if you are flying out of oakland, you can get to the airport using bart's connector -- part says the trains are set to run every five minutes until midnight. >> >> another 10-cent per gallon drop over the next two weeks. the national average is $2.84 a gallon for regular. san francisco has the highest price in the nation at $3.14 in the nation. the survey said the decline is a trend that began if may and has brought prices down a total of 88-cents a gallon so far. >> >> san jose fire rescued a 17- year-old. at first, they couldn't find the teen, but then park rangers spotted him at the bottom of the cliff, saying he fell 30-40 feet and was conscious, but injured they put down 100 feet by rope to reach the teen and he was air-lifted to a trauma ten center. brides against breast cancer tour stopped in san jose, more than 1,000 designers on display at the marriott hotel. the dresses being sold drastically discounted to 85%. the event raises money for events that support breast cancer patients and their families. >> we have a lot of people signed up, today, it will be a great event. 50 brides and over 100 guests today. last year, the tour of gowns raised $1 million to raise money for research and services for those impacted by cancer. >> >> second day of the annual turkey drive. but still a long way from the goal of collecting 1,500 birds. the collection drive kick off yesterday. yesterday, 220 turkeys weather collected. saint anthony's is hoping more people will come with donations. they will be open from 9:00 to 6:00 today. >> >> the first sunday since a massive fire that destroyed a massive church in downtown san jose, parishioners had and a few priests were inside, but escaped without jury. the church was destroyed. members of the congregation were trying to raise money to help rebuild the church. >> they can donate money to us. we are doing ravels and selling all kinds of stuff. >> volunteers are selling things such as tacos, tamales and other mexican sweets. the cause of the fire is under investigation, one pastor thought it may have been an electrical problem. >> >> dennis richmond, another side of him, you may have never seen. -- that is dennis and elaine this is from a news promo that never actually got on the air. this is when they got an attack of the giggles. i sat down with him to talk about his long career, what he is doing now and what he plans for the future. the two part interview airs tonight and monday night on. >> >> he was always so funny. >> they go on and on giggling. >> they couldn't stop. the other side of that, during the interview, he opened up and actually shed a tear at one point. all about one particular story he was involved in. we'll show you that tonight as well. >> >> other news, the crew is headed to the international space station. what the astronauts plan to do once they arrive and why this crew is making history. >> >> getting ready for the holiday week with a christmas tree out there. mark tomeo will have thanksgiving forecast. every day is a new opportunity to help make life better right here in san francisco. whether it's helping local businesses like the fruitguys grow and prosper, supporting nonprofits like juma ventures as they fulfill their mission or helping neighborhoods like the tenderloin become vibrant communities. if there's a way to help the people of san francisco thrive and succeed, we'll find it. that's the power of local connections. that's bank of america. a russian soyuz capsule blasted into space making its way to the international space station. three astronauts were onboard, two of them women. it's only the second time in 16 years two women will be onboard, long-term information on the space station. the crew is scheduled to perform three space walks to prepare the stays for a new fleet of commercial space taxis. meantime, back here on earth, a little shaking going on around santa rosa. >> a small quake. on the map, about 200 people reporting experiencing the shaking. here are the details on the quake. it happened about an hour ago at 4:47. 2.8, epi center to the south of santa rosa, you can see the plot location on the map. 2.8, five miles deep. as far as the clouds moving into northern california, right now, a few high clouds towards the coast, that's about it with partly cloudy skies and clear skies here in the bay area. some of the high clouds will continue to drift in over the next few hours. current number. 59 degrees in santa rosa, oakland, 59 degrees. a common number across the board. concorde checking in at 61, san jose very nice, starting out the day in the 40s. we are heeding into the weather pattern. rainfall totals for the season in july. santa rosa, 37% of average. san francisco, so far, early reports in the season picking up more rain, san francisco, 2.46 inches. san jose not nearly as much. 52% of average. for tonight, partly cloudy skies, cool numbers out there. here is our live camera, looking out towards the lights and a few high clouds out there. far tomorrow, more sunshine -- it will be a dry forecast, but a cool start in the morning, starting out the day for the morning hours with the temperatures in the 40s, lower whos to lower 50s, partly sunny skies for the afternoon. overnight lows, first thing tomorrow morning for your monday, you want to bundle up. san francisco, 49, san jose, 46 degrees. storm track is way up to our north over the next few days, monday, tuesday, wednesday, high pressure rebuilds and strengthens on the shore. a lot of 7s in the forecast especially for tuesday and thursday. chance of rain by friday, but probably a better bet into the weekend. friday through sunday, we are tracking some rain chances especially at the north bay temperatures will be dropping off as well. a lot of sunshine for your monday. afternoon temperatures are on track to reach the 60s out there, by tuesday, more low 70s, forecast highs for tomorrow. fairfield, 68 degrees. oakland, 68,lymor, in the -p upper 60s, san jose, a lot of upper 60s, you get the idea. 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. a look ahead. five-day forecast, temperatures, trending up tuesday, wednesday. thursday, partly sunny skies, a chance of showers on friday. especially in the north bay. north of the golden gate bridge. they could redevelop, a look -- forecast models coming in line. significant rainfall for next weekend. travel day back to the bay area. always rough, we'll keep an eye on it. >> oakland a's -- complete run down around the nfl. including the 49ers thrilling finish against washington. sports wrap is next. of shaving stuff. and thankfully, being able to find backups. at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ lifeand thankfully, of shaving stuff. being able to find backups. hi, everybody, your sunday sports wrap. stop the implosion, put the seats back in candlestick. today, the 49ers hosted another inferior opponent and survived another near disaster. niners, skins, opening drive, collin going to work. antwon bolden. 30-yards and in. second quarter, off a niner turnover, it is morris, one yard up the middle and we are tied at seven. 11 before half time, trying to make something happen. down the right side line. michael crabtree, going up, making a play. great catch by crabtree. sets up awe field goal 10-7 niners at the break. frank gore has it punched out by trent murphy. washington recovers, a field goal later, it's 13 -- 10 skins. at their own 34, rolling the dice at the conversion. cap takes a big shot from ryan clark. bolden somehow hangs onto the football, 29-yard pickup. nine catches for 137-yards. four yard -- 17-13 san francisco. final minute, -- san francisco, hanging on 17-13 for their third straight defense. props to the defense holding washington to two of thirded on 3rd down. bottom line, all is well that ends well. >> defense, oh, man, i mean, we are playing good, especially last week, me being on the side lines, watching them play and seeing how much fun they were having enjoying the game and having fun with each other, making plays, i was a little upset that i wasn't playing, but i was happy to see the guys win. >> 49ers rooting for the seahawks. if san francisco wants to win the afc west, they will need arizona to win some games. today, in seattle for ramifications for the entire division. a gold goal fest early on, russell wilson finally gets some touchdowns. cooper helpen, 20-yards in in. seahawks win. cardinals, 9-2 and we have seattle and san francisco on thanksgiving. chargers ran -- phillip rivers to keenan allen. for the touch, 27-17, but the rams come back. it's a field goal lead from san diego with a minute to go. rams on the doorstep, shawn hill intercepted by marcus gillcrest and the chargers survive 27-24 >> packers viking, 7-7 game, first quarter, aaron rogers, a kick, don't try this as home. he throws way across his body to -- 14-7, green bay, 13-7, pack in the fourth and the old shovel pass to lacey. packers win 24-21. they are 8-3. >> >> lions, patriots, tom braid in threw 0 it a lot today. once in awhile, he handed brady and yeah, somebody forgot to cover somebody. patriots have won seven in a row. >> >> glorious day for football in htown. tackled for a safety by atkins, 9-0, bengals over the texans, third quarter, jeremy hill -- ben bengals win. >> >> dolphins, broncos, five minutes to go, a very entertaining game, dolphins by three. cj anderson, broncos first lead of the game after a ryan tannehill interception and the broncos win it 39-36. >> >> colts and jags. honestly, the transformers could beat the jaguars. andrew luck, play action, hilton, 73-yard touchdown. colts win 23-3. by the way, hilton's wife gave birth to a baby girl. so, the tribute and then the tears. >> very emotional. i ain't got no bones in my body, today. i wanted to be with her. and wanted to play this game for her. >> >> a's will have some power next season. i'll have details on that. i gooh no.one. fitting the tree through the door, that's feast-worthy. so celebrate with the kfc festive feast. a bucket of the world's best chicken, our famous sides, biscuits and our new pumpkin cake. the kfc festive feast. billy bean enjoyed new projects. some work out, some don't. >> >> davis, a former top prospect of the any who failed to live up to the hype. last season, pawn 233 with 11 homeruns, spending time between new york and pittsburgh, but he does walk a lot. >> >> timing means everything. the timing of this game could not be better. warriors dom fating everyone in their path. get to play a reeling thunder game without durant and westbrook. good looking lid there. first quarter, curry. 12 points in 12 minutes in the first half off the bench. late in the half, curry drive, warriors up 77-66 heading into the fourth quarter. >> >> in case you missed it last night, pack yo' defended his welterweight title. he dominated the bought, tooking aljeri down six times, winning by unanimous decision. it has been more than six years since ktvu's dennis richmond retired. many of you have been asking what is he up to. so i went to his home to ask him. he sits down to talk about 40- years. he shares some insights into a lot of other things, watch the report tonight at 10:00. >> have a great night. good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. what you doing? you said clean up. i'm cleaning up. you can't just throw everything in the closet. hey, you can tell me what to do or you can tell me how to do it, but you can't do both; this isn't sex. what if someone looks in there? they're just coming over for dinner. no one's gonna look in the closet. well, you don't know that. what if someone's looking for the bathroom and they open that door? could work out. for all we know, there's a toilet in there somewhere. fine. but after tonight, we need to get a handle on this mess. you know what we should do? we should show the closet to sheldon. why? 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