saturday night. ktvu's rob malcolm is live in the city with what's being done to get ready.>> reporter: it all begins here. many businesses consider the new year to be there super bowl, one night to get it right and memorable for customers. also profitable for them. these barges will be loaded bright and early friday morning headed for the embarcadero where thousands will ring in the new year. steps away, john kane is ready to celebrate with a bang of his own.>> new year's eve at at watertown turn. we are selling a $20 we are selling a $20.17 sparkling cider in glass of wine and a couple of oysters. at 6 pm we are doing a countdown because i am too mac old to stay up till midnight anymore.>> reporter: libations will be poured in there's plenty on the menu. >> we can see the light show better than we can see it from the high dive which is two blocks away.>> reporter: john plans to cash in. he is open for great weather. 2017 means the year and on his book. a busy new year's a great way to start. >> it gets us through the end of december up until april when the giants come back.>> reporter: looking for a strike this year, the folks at lucky strike san francisco.>> no cover charge, $59 to come in, you get two hours open bar with food, your bowling, and your shoes. it's all you can do, $59 a piece. >> reporter: these businesses are in high traffic areas. up the road inside the very building, the crowds are already here, many of them tourists like this man from mississippi with 19 family members.>> i have several members that are going to go on the boat. we will be out at fisherman's wharf watching it, too. we plan on having a good time.>> reporter: that leaves managers like tom malcolm wishing they will see the vibrant colors of the fireworks and also a lot of green. >> we've had a great year. this will be the cherry on top we are always busy on new year's eve. we think it's going to be extra special.>> live from the -- >> reporter: live from the ferry building, there is plenty to do this new year's eve.>> with all those crowds expected, what's the best way to get into the city?>> reporter: it's a pretty good deal for vta a --, offering free bus shuttle service, some beginning at 8 pm. part will be running at 3 am. plenty of reasons to leave the car at home. taking a live look right now at san francisco from our camera on sutro tower, you can see a clear night and perfect fireworks. in 15 minutes, mark tamayo will tell us if we can expect those clear conditions to continue through new year's eve. in new york, police are turning times square into a fortress to prevent a possible terrorist attack. they say there is no specific threat but after two truck attacks in germany and france, the nypd says it will be using 65 trucks filled with sand to create a protective barrier around times square. 7000 uniformed officers, special counterterrorism units, and bomb sniffing dogs will be on duty. revelers will go through two security checkpoints and they must leave backpacks and umbrellas at home.>> the eyes of the world are upon times square at new year's eve. there will be no complacency.>> crews are sweeping nearby hotels in theaters and removing mailboxes and trash cans and ceiling manhole covers shot. authorities will be monitoring hundreds of surveillance cameras and heavily armed officers will watch the crowd from land, eric i.n.c. with three weeks left, obama is taking action against russia. the up ei and homeland security link to russian military and civilian intelligence to cyber hacking at the democratic national committee. obama's statement concludes that russia's goal was to disrupt the presidential election. the president's executive order calls for sanctions against russian agencies as well as four individual agents and three companies that provided support. diplomatic compounds are being closed in maryland and new york and 35 russian diplomats were ordered to leave the country. that includes staff members in san francisco. a trickle of activity outside the conflict in san francisco as staffers exited the building for lunch. the topic, the expulsion of 35 of their covert comrades on both coasts. the order is retaliation for russian hacking and influencing the presidential election. one staffer seemed annoyed by the political move.>> i believe this is very unfriendly. no more comment.>> reporter: the diplomats sent packing have 72 hours to leave. experts say this is a new low point in us russian relations, reminiscent of the reagan administration.>> the relations between the us and russia have been declining for some time. i don't think that this particular use of sanctions is going to make things qualitatively worse. in certain ways, the russian interference, the fact that they had a clear preference for trump over clinton, is indicative that they see these relations are not going well and they wanted to try to set them right by using more friendly government in power in washington. obviously the current government didn't like that kind of interference. this is not an isolated incident. this is part of a pattern of deteriorating relations between these former rivals.>> reporter: dr. steven zena says the obama countered point serves as a warning not to engage in hacking or election tampering. it will make it difficult for trump to forge a better relationship with the superpower ally without looking like he is capitulating.>> it is going to be a tricky aerie -- area for trump to walk. if he does try to be more accommodating cop people may accuse them of appeasing moskow or having some kind of ulterior motives.>> reporter: the doctor says he does not expect things to get better in the short term. a lot of people we talked to say they expect things to get worse. in pacific heights, jessie gary, ktvu fox 2news.>> a spokesman for putin denied allegations of hacking. he says moscow is taking retaliatory action. he says obama's moves are aimed at breaking russian-american ties. paul ryan and others today suggested the president steps are too mac little, too late. gop leaders who support taking strong action are calling on trump to impose stronger penalties in office. it is also possible trump could lift the executive orders on russia after he is sworn in. today the president-elect downplayed the russian interference in a statement. he said, it's time for our country to move on to bigger and better things. in the interest of our country and it's great people, i will meet with leaders of the intelligence community next week to be updated on the facts of the situation. legislation that would make it illegal to smoke marijuana while driving is on its way to capitol hill. the recreational pot initiative only says it's illegal to drive with an oaken -- open container of pot. they want to make sure the law also banned smoking and driving as it does drinking and driving. 0.08 is the measure for alcohol intoxication. there is no way of testing marijuana intoxication. it will be up to an officer. disturbing reports of children with elevated levels of lead of three times the national average. the likely cause and the efforts to fight the problem.>> reporter: families in fruitvale are realizing how vulnerable they are to being exposed to dangerous levels of lead after a report released by reuters. it found 7.57% of children in this zip code has elevated levels of lead in their blood which exceeds the average of 2.5%. the 5% of children exposed during the water crisis in flint, michigan.>> there are 25,000 people, and this has the highest concentration of children and the whole city. all these schools are over enrolled because the children are here. that's my greatest concern. >> reporter: noel gaia lives in that zip code and tells me he has received a tremendous amount of calls and emails from concerned neighbors questioning if there water is contaminated. the likely lead source was clarified today. >> because of flint, michigan, lead has been synonymous with water. what we think is have written -- happening in the east bay's lead in paint and soil that is the primary source of lead poisoning in the east bay. >> reporter: properties with contaminated soils and older homes with lead paint are the culprit. children unknowingly play in the dirt and ingest that does that falls from chipped lead paint. >> it's not safe for the kids. they are my nieces and i don't want them to take any lead, concerned about their health because we live here in fruitvale. >> reporter: the question is how many homes and properties are out there?>> the information i received, we know where they are, we are not serving the level of residential units that we should be, but the children are there. >> reporter: that's why keio is demanding leaders address the issue in the way of forcing communication with the public and continued testing lead levels.>> we make too many excuses from the fire issues to school issues to how my children are living. for me to hear that that number of children are still testing would lead poisoning, that impacts your health forever. either i pay for it now or i'm going to pay for it down the line.>> reporter: in support of efforts, they will continue offering sampling at area homes or business. eliana gomez, ktvu news. a new light to bring in the new year. man who was homeless for 20 years tells us how he changed his life. it is been a deadly year for the bay area's biggest city. changes coming to san jose comment to keep residents safer. >> we think this is an anomaly. we hope next year we won't go down this path. ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. the bay area's biggest city looking for fresh start after what has been its deadliest year in decades. there have been 47 homicides in san jose. that's the highest number in 25 years. smith live at police headquarters with how city leaders are planning to turn it around next year.>> reporter: the city of san jose averages three homicides a month, typically 36 a year. they don't have a reason why it's significantly higher this year but they do tell me they plan to focus on getting prevention -- gang prevention and staffing in the new year. it's hard to miss the balloons and candles on this streetlight. if you look closer, a picture of the victim, 18 years old. gunned down at a specific -- in a suspected gang shooting.>> it's sad. it tells me there are tragedies happening in my neighborhood. >> reporter: it's not the only tragedy. the city grapples with 47 homicides this year, the most since 1991.>> domestic violence was up this year and also homeless on homeless violence was up and gang violence was up. >> reporter: many killings involving relatives, notably in april, a 22-year-old charged with killing his parents. most recently on christmas eve, a 38-year-old man was arrested for stabbing his wife to death downtown. henderson is with next-door solutions.>> i am not exactly surprised. the homicide rates have been increasing the last few years.>> reporter: she says the increase calls attention to the need for more resources for victims.>> we only have just under, just over 60 demented -- domestic violence beds. other counties have well over 100. >> reporter: johnny camwest says in comparison to other big cities in the area, san jose with a population of 1 million is a safe city. the city's focus is on prevention, adding $1 million to a task force. when it comes to staffing, he is optimistic.>> we think this is an anomaly. we hope that next year we won't go down this path and we hope some of these programs will kick in and start getting kids interested in more than gangs. >> reporter: going back to staffing, i wanted to mention that the next police academy looks promising with 36 officers set to graduate in march. still a long way to go. >> azenith smith live in san jose. a man was arraigned on murder today after police say he beat his mother to death with a baseball bat on christmas day. no word on what led to the attack but neighbors say matthew zalewski suffers from mental illness. his mother cock claudius salinsky, was a retired teacher and an active member of the gilroy community. matthew salinsky is due in court on january 19. two brothers were charged in connection with the deadly stabbing at a target in hayward on christmas eve. frankie archuleta and jessie, his brother, face murder charges in the death of tyrone griffin. police say jessie killed him right in front of his four-year- old son. investigators say if it had complained about loud rap music on a cell phone. a winter storm is dumping snow across the northeast and it is it's acted -- it is expected to intensify overnight. there are reports of an uncommon event called thunder snow in some parts of the northeast. >> that's when there is thunder and lightning during a thunderstorm. -- snowstorm.>> reporter: a powerful winter storm could deliver up to 2 feet of heavy, wet snow to new england and new york state. several storm warnings posted for much of mankind new hampshire cayenne vermont through midday friday, accumulations of up to a foot or more expected inland. a change over to rain could reduce snowfall totals near the coast. in pennsylvania, many digging out as snow fell heavy thursday morning into the afternoon. business owners making sure their walkways were clear with drivers taking it slow.>> it's pretty dirty and slippery. it's bad conditions. >> our roads are real sloppy right now. side rows are bad. -- roads are bad. >> reporter: crews are on standby for power outages. if you're headed for the store in north could dakota -- north dakota, good luck finding ice melts. this ski errors were out in the poconos today. when it's over, the poconos could have 4 inches of new snow on the ground. jane metzler, fox news. >> a pretty active weather pattern. it showed up nicely on the radar over the past few hours. notice that the concentrated area of snow for the northeastern portions of the country. closer to the west coast, we have a weather system producing rainfall, not to the north but to the south. los angeles has some rain in the forecast for tomorrow. we have a few high clouds working closer to the bay area. you probably noticed that change throughout the afternoon. we will take a look at some of the current numbers, it's still pretty chilly. current numbers, in the 30s for santa rosa, san francisco, 51, santa rosa, 49. livermore, 40. a few high clouds but not much in the way of wind. a fairly pleasant thursday evening. partly cloudy skies tomorrow morning, close to the freezing point for napa and fairfield. san francisco, 45. here's the plan tomorrow. temperatures on track to meet the upper 50s to low 60s. you will see rain headed toward southern california. into saturday, the possibility of pop showers in the morning hours. good news as we say hello to 2017. it will be dry with partly cloudy skies. we will have a closer look at your forecast in a few minutes and cooling coming up next week. a hard lesson from a dui crash that killed a 14-year-old boy.>> being drunk and driving, people shouldn't do that. >> what we are learning from people who knew the victim. details about this two alarm fire at an east bay apartment. what we are learning about the source of flames. police in san francisco are investigating a shooting in the cities tenderloin district. the shooting was reported about 5:15 on golden gate avenue near leavenworth. the victim was taken to san francisco general. no word on his condition or a motive for the shooting and no arrests have been made. learning more about a south bay teen killed early christmas morning when a drunk driver slammed into his family's car. maureen naylor has more about the team died and the woman behind the wheel of the other car.>> reporter: one friend to skies -- described andrew win as outgoing and a nice go. he was -- guy. he was killed after a suspected drunk driver crossed over the median in san jose and it alexis win was writing with. -- -- hit the alexis win was riding in.>> he was shocked by the story also, him passing away in that horrible accident. >> reporter: it online fundraiser was taken on thursday at the request of the family with a post that read our family would like to thank you for your tremendous love and support during this difficult time. the family has asked that the donations be refunded. please use the refunded moment -- money and donate to a charity of your choice. >> reporter: at the scene of the accident, two growing memorials, one with blue balloons and personal notes to andrew. the other with pink balloons and notes to the drunk driver. jessica samara was also killed while driving that malibu. she was supposed to appear at the courthouse on december she was supposed to appear at the courthouse on december 1 but when she didn't show up to her court date, a warrant was issued for her harassed -- arrest for driving under the influence. several of andrew wins classmates told us the christmas day accident is a brutal lesson in why you shouldn't drink and drive.>> drinking and driving, people shouldn't do that. they could call a taxi, éber cost sleeping at the place they are partying -- partying, asking a friend to take them home. >> reporter: one friend is trying to wrap his head around what happened in says it will be difficult and they returned to school. maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2news. still ahead, a lesson and perseverance from a bay area man who spent half his life on the streets.>> it's overwhelming. i can't believe it's happening. >> how of bay area nonprofit helped him get a new lease on life. the mistry odor that will not go away. a foul smell in san francisco for two days. a bay area man with a new lease on life after spending 20 years on the streets. he has just signed a lease to his first apartment. >> he did it with the help of a nonprofit. amber lee is live with more on how he was able to turn his life around.>> reporter: i spoke with christopher miller tonight. he describes a difficult journey that is made easier by the help of others. he succeeding perhaps because he wants the change. a new beginning for the new year.>> i was really excited, hoping i would get it. >> reporter: inside the apartment building is christopher miller's first home in decades.>> it's pretty much overwhelming. i can't believe it's happening. here is the kitchen. >> reporter: he showed me his new apartment.>> a fridge cost of.>> what have you cooked? >> a big state. >> reporter: miller is 49. he became homeless in his 20s. he graduated from james logan high in union city in 1986. he trained and work as an apprentice electrician. an addiction to alcohol and drugs cause did down list -- downward spiral in the homelessness. >> i started sleeping underneath overpasses. i would pick up aluminum cans and plastic bottles. >> reporter: he became a fixture along the median at industrial and willful. panhandling, holding a cardboard sign asking for donations to survive. a year and a month ago, he says he reached a turning point.>> i did want to die out there. i saw a couple of my friends literally die in front of me. >> reporter: miller asked a friend for help. that led to rehab and eventually a stay at a homeless shelter. then he got a job. samaritan house, a nonprofit which offers homeless services, helped with temporary and permanent housing cop finding him a studio apartment. julia parmer posted the photo of miller signing the lease days before christmas on social media. >> it was this really human moment, it was a very extraordinary thing to witness. i was very moved by it. >> reporter: she described miller's changes remarkable. it is particularly difficult to find housing for the chronically homeless. >> you have to want to change.>> and you did. >> yes. it takes hard work and patience.>> reporter: miller hopes his story will encourage other landlords to take a chance on renting to the formerly homeless. he tells me his plan is to use his experience to help others with addictions by becoming a counselor. he currently works full-time as a dishwasher.>> amber, we wish mr. miller the beth. how many other people have samaritan house helped? >> reporter: it is helped about two dozen people get into apartments, but that number does not include getting them rooms for rent and reuniting them with family. >> a remarkable story. a new start for the new year. new details on an apartment fire in san leandro. investigators say and unattended pot left on a stove was to blame. it was reported at 3:30 this afternoon near interstate 580. no one was hurt. the fire destroyed one him apartment on the first floor. two other units had smoke damage. brews were able to keep the flames from spreading to the rest of the building. the red cross is helping more than a dozen residents displaced by the fire. bay area air quality officials are investigating the source of the foul odor around san francisco for two days. pg&e says it got more than a dozen calls including a call from the fairmont hotel about the smell. crews say they didn't find any gas leaks. officials are looking into a number of potential causes including two blaring incidents at a chevron refinery. as we close out 2016, there is a long list of events around the bay area to celebrate the new year. tonight's weekend watch, rosemary orozco has was on top -- what's on tap.>> reporter: here are a few event happening around the bay area. ring in the new year at san francisco's firework show on the waterfront. the event will kickoff at midnight. the fireworks will launch from barges inside the bay. the best viewing possible will be south of the ferry building along the embarcadero. telegraph hill is also a good location. you can find a list of events at ktvu.calm.>> reporter: if you want celebrations for the whole family, check with a local museum. in the spec, the science center will celebrate three countdowns around the world. in berkeley, afternoon celebrations including the balloon drop. in the north bay, happy new year charlie brown will be held at the charles them scholz museum. the final candle will be lit in union square for the last night of hanukkah. the grand finale of the 42nd annual lighting of the 25 foot tall menorah will be held at 7 pm on saturday. in sports, warriors and niners play at home, sharks play on friday, raiders are away. i am rosemary orozco. a tourist helicopter makes a hard landing on a california mountain. more on what happened in the conditions of the people aboard. a few high clouds moving into the bay area. the possibility of a few showers before 2016 ends and a major drop off in temperatures. low snow levels as we head in the next week. amazon looks up for it next project. it plans to build a warehouse in the sky. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. a helicopter made a hard landing on mount baldy, injuring two of the four on board. the chopper was damaged and another helicopter had to come to their rescue. the damaged helicopter be go angst to tour company. no word on the condition of the two hurt but they were both awake and conscious after the accident. four people suffered minor injuries between -- in a collision. the crash happened early this morning in the northbound lanes of interstate 5 in kettleman city, south of fresno. the highway patrol says a rigged rear-ended a bus, sending it on to the shoulder of the freeway. the big rig flipped over on its side. no word on what caused that crash. honda is recalling 600,000 odyssey minivans to fix a faulty seat latch. the lever that locks the seats in the place may remain in an unlocked position that can allow the seats to move unexpectedly. no injuries have been reported. the problem was discovered during warranty repairs. it is for 2011-2016 odyssey minivans. stocks fell on a quiet day of trading. analyst said traders may be taking profits from the postelection rally. the dow fell 13, the nasdaq lost six, and the s&p was off by a fraction of a point. amazon has received a patent for a drone warehouse in the sky. it would resemble an old- fashioned blip drones would fly inside to pick up their packages for delivery. amazon carried out its first successful drone delivery this month in the uk. and analysts for cb insights first spotted that patent. a parking problem for bay area emergency workers.>> the ambulances taking up all the secured area. >> reporter: -- >> why it is making them in their cars a target for thieves. mark tamayo tracking the fireworks forecast and what to expect for new year's day. woman: college today. career tomorrow at the peralta colleges. sign up for classes today at one of our four colleges. berkeley city college, college of alameda, laney college and merritt college. classes start january 23rd. we have so many ways for you to get ahead. financial aid, thousands of classes to choose from, tutoring and so much more. college today. career tomorrow. sign up for classes right now at peralta dot edu. like your future at the peralta colleges. a group of paramedics say while they are out saving lives, they are being victimized by thieves.>> it's not only their cars that they are worried about. >> reporter: every day paramedics and emts at a miracle met -- american medical response save lives. they say not enough is being done to protect their safety and belongings. an employee who only wants to be identified as jim said his car and many others have been broken into while parked at the headquarters of the past six months. >> when i got my car, they stole my go pro. >> reporter: workers noticed the spiky in thefts coincided with management decision for workers to park outside the secured lot. managers here at amr say they have installed more and better quality security cameras like this one as well as better lighting outside the building. they also say a monitor will soon be accessible for all employees inside to give them an idea what's going on in surrounding streets. employees say that is not enough.>> we should be treated a little bit better. we should at least have our own designated parking space or security that's roaming around.>> we are taking this very seriously to see what we can do to increase patrols. >> we are happy to do patrols but this is an epidemic. the reality is this is a nonviolent offense. until these criminals are convicted and facing charges, it's going to continue to happen over and over again.>> the company won't pay for it, your insurance won't pay for it. it's out of our pocket to get our car fix. >> reporter: workers say they have been threatened by car thieves. the company offers incentives for mass transit, but that is not an option late at night. some weather changes as we wrap up at 2016. big-time changes setting up by 2017. some snow levels in the bay area. the headlines kopp partly cloudy skies, tomorrow a few high clouds, especially for the morning. saturday, the chance of a few showers, primarily the morning hours as well. should be drive for the new year's eve festivities. you can see our calendar showing december 2016 ending and say hello to 2017. here's the forecast for the 31st kopp partly cloudy skies and the fireworks from san francisco. 45 to 50 degrees by midnight in the upper 30s to mid 40s across the entire bay area. san francisco more like 45 degrees. no umbrella needed as we check out the fireworks for saturday night. outside, we can show you looking towards the bay bridge. just some scattered high clouds paying us a visit. no raindrops expected. maybe a slight chance of showers close to monterey bay, that's just about it. the main potential should be focused south of the bay area toward southern california. that green showing up on the radar, so i guess we cannot rule out the possibility of a sprinkle. high clouds out there right now and into friday morning. ski reports, snow report for sierra-at-tahoe looking pretty good. looking just great into the weekend. we could be adding some more snowfall to those bases, especially by saturday. snow showers and a chance into sunday as well. be ready for winter travel especially friday night and into saturday. an area of low pressure toward southern california wobbling offshore. for us, it translates to partly cloudy skies for friday, a little cooler out there and some bigger changes setting up by the weekend. saturday, the chance of a few light showers for the morning hours. by monday and into tuesday, very cold surge of cold air moving in. that will set up a low elevation snow event in the bay area. still a ways out. kind of dangerous to going to this much detail. this is essentially monday night into tuesday. intentionally around 3000 feet, 3 inches, maybe flurries down to 800 feet and a rain snow mix close to seed level. we will watch this into monday and tuesday, a major frigid cooldown expected. tomorrow, a few high clouds for friday, saturday morning, more clouds, the chance of up pop up shower, we will clear things out for saturday night and sunday morning. sunday the rest of the day should be dry as well. temperatures for tomorrow in the 50s, the lower 60s for eyes , and here is your five day forecast, some clouds for saturday kopp partly cloudy for sunday, there is the chance for a shower and monday. looks like showers likely into tuesday. cold showers in a dusting of snow not only in the bay area but perhaps closer to sea level. there is that potential. >> temperatures really going down through the weekend. good timing.>> especially saturday night, no umbrella needed.>> for some reason if you can never see the fireworks, you can see the fireworks show right here.>> i have a feeling the show in the city will be pretty good. sports is next. we will be right back. mark here with some college basketball. >> right about new year's is when college basketball starts getting serious. no more pushovers. then you get into the conference play. that was the deal tonight in the wc st. mary's and the rest. we have to start with the best so far. that would be around here anyway, the gales. their band of merry men. seven australians on the gales roster. joe rain,, throws it to calvin hermanson. he has the bucket. plus the foul. st. mary's staved off ellen you all night. see this opening? yes, i can do that. takes it to the bucket. 19 points. st. mary's always in control. ray hahn getting it into the big aussie, that would be lendale. he had 18 points, 72-60 the final. of course one him-zero in conference. the locomotion, byu buried santa clara. usf friday, charles midlands -- writing charles midlands 20 points. then there's the zag. number seven in the country, dominating the wcc landscape, looks like it will happen again. pepperdine has no answer. second half, nigel williams for killian philly and the dunk. william guess, 16 points, four steals. he will make a play defensively and take it to the bucket himself. they blew this thing out of the water in the second half. jordan matthews, he will get it in the corner, gun it, five threes for 15 points. he has now whipped pepperdine 32 consecutive times. the golden state warriors seem like they beat a lot of teams 32 times. the expectation level is so high that we find ourselves nitpicking a little bit. the game against the christmas day kind of victory last night against toronto, the warriors win against the raptors who are good team. if you think about it, golden state was actually outscored in the final three quarters by 13 points. turnovers continued amount, 20 last night and 20 in the two games prior to that.>> if you look at the turnovers over the last three games, it's pretty easy to pick out six or seven horrible decisions that we made that you can say, all right, be solid, that numbers 13 and we are right where we need to be. it's easier to say that, but we have to execute that.>> i just tried to make a great play out of the simple play. that's it. when you're 28 and five, definitely find something to mid pack on. we're not going to be perfect that we can get close to it. we're going to change the subject, college football. jim harbaugh, 49ers fans miss him as a coach. is a guy, i don't know. is all about football. today a reporter was trying to lighten the mood little bit as they get ready for the orange whole, michigan against florida state. jim was having none of the lightening of the mood.>> i don't have any thoughts on that>> they would like to see some bikinis before they leave. >> i don't know about that. i don't know anything about that. i don't know what you're talking about. i do not know what you're talking about.>> the beach, the bikinis.>> yes. i don't know anything about that.>> not on the itinerary?>> i don't know what you're talking about. good, are we good? >> we are good. thanks, coach. >> i would guess he is not letting his players get out on the beach and checkout 80 bikinis. let's keep it on a social basis year. serena williams making an announcement that she is getting engaged. she will marry alex oh 8 am, 33. she is 35. he is a very successful guy in the world of tech and she has not announced an official date for the nuptials, but it is a love match. you never know what you will see on the streets of new york city. this was kind of odd yesterday. a gentleman who calls himself a professional dwarf basketball player, his name is jamaat a swanson, he was filming a nike commercial and he dared pedestrians to try to steal the ball from him. that young lady actually tried and they call that breaking ankles right there. looks like tim hardaway on the crossover dribble. not going to work.>> she tried, though.>> i think they were on 23rd st.>> she had some high boots on.>> that was a fun sports cast.>> harbaugh. you can't have any fun with him. >> he is they get off my lawn guy.>> i don't know what you're talking about. >> how much football can you really stomach? he is not going to give you anything anyway. he tried a different tack, it did work. as people in the media, we've seen that side of him a lot. thanks for joining us tonight. good night. oh, i do have an open seat in first class, if one of you would like a free upgrade. no, thank you. i think we'll sit together. after the amazing weekend we just had-- i'll take it. i deserve that seat. three days in the woods with phil's ex-cheerleader buddies, the old stories, the spontaneous human pyramids, constantly updating their tumbler tumblr. i smiled through the whole thing. problem is i was so convincing, phil thought i was having a great time. what do i want? some credit. when do i want it? now. hey. ohh. i'm sorry if i smell like a campfire. i've been in the woods for three days. i hate camping. if i'm ever in the woods for three days, it mans i've been dead for two of them. oh. it feels good to laugh for real. you look like you need a drink. - hon. - hmm? two chardonnays and a hot towel for my friend.

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