>> terry: good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. what started as an investigation into stolen ipads in what authorities are calling the largest methamphetamine busts in u.s. history. a team converged on a large complex in san jose called the woods. they were there to clean up the dangerous chemicals. they cleaned up an apartment that investigators say had been turned into a sophisticated meth lab. they found 750 pounds of speed. street value, $34 million. three suspects are under arrest this morning. they also did find the missing ipads. >> a car crashed that left a 60-year-old man in critical condition is being investigated as a hit-and-run.

it happened in potrero hill neighborhood about 2:00 a.m. the driver jumped a curb on 16th hit the man and took off. the victim is being treated at a san francisco hospital. the death top has gone up from a violent rash of tornadoes that have torn across the south and midwest. 31 people are dead. this morning, the search for the injured and missing continues. t.j. winnick is in in smithville tennessee. >> one after another, after another, the tornadoes crashed their way across the countryside to the gulf to the great lakes. >> tornado. >> sirens wailed in warning, but they couldn't stop this. they took a direct hit. twister with winds estimated at 165 miles an hour. homes were smashed apart like doll houses leaving trails of sprawling wreckage. >> we have seen the storm path

coming in from up here. you could see it swirling and debris and that is when we went into the house. all i could feel the wind. >> the main focus is trying to get to people who are missing, trying to treat the injured, making sure they have all the medical attention that they need. >> the storm got a school bus right into the building. it tore the roof of a high school, everyone escaped alive. >> they said it would be bad and stay in the shelter. >> in marysville the devastation was total. these photos show a town all but blasted off the map. even a brick wall couldn't withstand the twister's force. in alabama there were brushes with death. >> went out the front door in the pouring rain. >> i came downstairs and saw

both houses on the side of me were gone. >> others rode the storm out in under ground shelters. the skier who died in the sierra avalanche this week has now been identified. benjamin bracket he was a bartender in squaw valley. they were skiing in an out of bounds area off of highway 89 near alpine meadows when an avalanche carried him 300 feet. bracket was slammed into a tree. he died hours after rescuers pulled him from the snow. sierra avalanche center has issued increased threat. >> in berkeley this morning, three shooting victims are recovering. they were hit in a drive-by. police are not saying whether they think the shooting was gang-related. >> this was the san at about 7:00 p.m.

berkeley police had closed off the street. police stopped the white van that had one of the victims inside. shots were fired near bancroft way. they heard a barrage of shots on the street. a car with two people inside opened fire on five young men who were in front of the a-building shooting dice. emily was inside the apartment when she heard the shots. >> we heard eight shots and we ran into the hallway and came out here and called the cops and came out here. i guess that people got shot over there. >> reporter: three men were wounded. one man managed to get in the van trying to get away. the van got to bancroft before it was stopped by police. they say it's the result of too much time and too many guns. >> they have to get the guns off the street. all the kids got guns. they don't have an education but

they got guns. >> it shows a dozen shots were fired. a family with small children was nearby a bullet that went through a window. >> in the window there is nice lady who has some children and her and her kid were right near the window when it happened. >> at least two men were in the car that opened fire. they don't have a description of the car at this time. >> reporter: berkeley police recently told us they have several descriptions of the suspect car. they also say the suspects are at large and anyone with information is asked to call berkeley police. >> terry: three men are now in jail accused of an october shooting that killed three young people in san leandro. they were gunned down following a warehouse party that been advertised online. reaction from the father of one of the victims. >> for the last five months, roger has kept his daughter's bedroom exactly the same as the last night she was there.

>> actually in my mind think she is coming home. >> reporter: she was one of three people shot to death early last october in san leandro. now, he says he is feeling relief. >> i can't express how i feel right now. >> they have arrested three men. they are now facing charges including homicide for alleged rolls in the murder and two friends. they were killed in a spray of bullets following an october party that san leandro police say was organized online. keel says he has been in close contact with the family of the other victims. >> we got a walk through of the murders from the witnesses that were there. >> reporter: he says the shooting started because his daughter and her friends brushed off the young men and their bruised egos triggered the gunfire. a fourth man was arrested a few weeks after the shootings. he is charged with three counts

of murdered. roger says she surprised by the latest arrests because he figured they had fled the state. >> i have renewed faith in the police department. i can't believe that i was on the verge of contacting america's most wanted. i don't need them now. can you believe that? >> terry: dinner doesn't normally come with a message but at alexander steakhouse they served up a statement. foie gras delicately plate for guests. they want a ban on the goose liver pate. the restaurant's protest was met with another protest, animal protection and rescue league. geese are force fed to produce those rich lives. >> all the profits will be donated to the coalition to

pretty much try to counter account the bill that is in place. >> we're here in opposition and try to educate consumers about the cruelty behind foie gras and they shouldn't be serving this product. >> protestors gave the restaurant a petition to get foie gras taken off the menu. up next, a big break for one of the notorious chowchilla kidnappers who escaped from a rock quarry. crooked street in the world becomes the crookest river in san francisco. and the newest bay area ipo soars in value but is ♪ [ male announcer ] we touch a lot of things

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ruled one of chowchilla kidnappers should go free. they say richard has served his sentence and should be immediately released on parole. he along with two other men kidnapped a bus load of school children and buried them in a rock quarry back in 1976. they were able to escape unharmed. >> the crooked crookest street in the world became a river. the driver said he swerved to avoid another vehicle that had stopped short and he was stopped by the hydrant. it took fire crews about half an hour to turn off the water. but only one property was flooded. project to rebuild the approach to the golden gate bridge is back on track. they are reporting that the metropolitan transportation

commission and transportation authority and caltrans will chip in to cover a $54 million project deficit. project is almost done. engineers hope to finish the project by 2015. popular san francisco base review site yelp is trading publicly. yelp shares soared 64% from the $15 opening price. david louie looks at whether or not this promising start is likely to last. >> reporter: yelp claims to have 25 million reviews on the website posted by volunteers that dish up the good and bad about a range of businesses. but it hasn't turned a profit. tech analysts say the first day of stock trading has to put into perspective. >> they designed the ipo it would skyrocket. as long as you get before the

rocket falls to earth you could make some money. >> reporter: he points out that they are dependent on volunteers to return to post reviews. if they drift away, the popularity could falter, but for now consumers believe yelp is a strong brand. >> yelp and review are stuck in my heading to the. so i'm going to think of yelp first. >> they say the reviews provide great word of mouth promotion for his italian restaurant but there is a down side. >> down side they can write bad reviews that can hurt you and we have no rebuttal and no way of correcting the situation that happened. >> jordan doubts she would buy the stock. >> i'm not a gambling person, probably not. because a lot of other sites, they have google and facebook. >> investment advisor that the potential is more important than lack of a profit. >> what brings to mind, price

buying and amazon. those companies didn't have much in the way of earnings, but they had potential. look at them now. >> reporter: skeptics are concerned about yelp's long term prospects. they are worried about somebody could copy it and how long it will take them to turn a profit. >> terry: lisa argen is in talking about the forecast. you have a tidbit of developing news. >> lisa: it came in looking at the temperatures half moon bay, 40 degrees. right now, 58. we have north wind gusting to 16 miles an hour. >> terry: jumping up. >> lisa: can you believe that? not everyone has jumped up this morning but good example of how the warmer winds are working down to the surface and allowing for that warmth to spread over

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we're looking at the rock, alcatraz out in san francisco bay. you can't help notice how blue the water is and sky is blue and gorgeous day. whole bunch coming your way. how warm is it going to get? we'll check in with lisa argen momentarily. >> did you see them? flashing bright lights in the night sky. astronomers says it's venus and jupiter, two brightest objects and they are in a rare moment of alignment. stargazers are in quite a treat. they will pass together on march 13th. did you see them? hundreds of people braved the cold yesterday morning to win free clothes by not wearing much

in the way of clothing. spanish retailer celebrated the union square store in one of famous undy parties. i wonder if someone can keep their shirt on. any top or bottom you wanted for the first hundred people that got into the store. there is the top she didn't like. some of those outfits, valued more than thousand dollars. you had the store to yourself and you might felt strange but everyone was in the same situation. >> thousand dollars. i like the guy dancing. >> terry: why not. >> it's one of those days. it takes an exhibitionist to be out there in the first place. >> lisa: very chilly this morning. temperatures in the 30s in parts of our north bay valleys. we will be warming up. in heavenly today, unfortunately

we have got 50s and 60's a's on the way. -- 60s on the way. >> sun was up at 6:38. setting at 6:06 and gusty winds allowing for some of the temperatures to come up rather quickly or with the light wind. later on today we will have more uniform temperatures with 60s and 70s. take a look at santa rosa, 40 right now. 43 in napa. 43 in fremont and 37 in redwood city and 58 in half moon bay. gusty wind that should be dying back and switching to onshore. 44 in san jose. chilly in some spots this morning, spring-like weather throughout the weekend and turning cooler on monday and tuesday. unfortunately that cold front doesn't have any rain associated with it. highs today, 50s and 70s.

now normally we should be in the low 60s. that would bring us 5-9 degrees above average. in fact today, the cooler day of the weekend. plan on a couple degrees of warming as we head towards the latter part of the weekend. high pressure to the east and west of us. clockwise flow allowing a downsloping winds. north-northeasterly winds that will allow for good visibility and warm weather throughout the day compared to early march. >> this shetup should stay with us the next couple days. a couple systems to the north of us that will slide south and graze parts of northern california, but bringing sunny rain? no, it will weaken the high but between now and then, we've got very mild weather. 61 in yosemite with 50 in tahoe. no new snow expected for the week, but we do have extended

outlook beyond seven days. we could see more rain. gusty santa ana winds. 70 in los angeles and back home, 60s. 70 in oakland. low 70s in concord with livermore coming in at 71. clearlake, 68. lots of blue skies. just a beautiful day today. down by the monterey bay, 68 there. sea breeze kicking up but very nice day with very mild temperatures for early march. we'll take it and tomorrow, couple degrees warming. cool down monday and then back to the big ridge which will allow another ridge to warm thursday and friday. model consistency when we forecast rain and i think we'll see more beyond that. >> terry: is there going to be a lot of rain. >> lisa: it's too early to tell. you can't get used to this

stuff. >> terry: thanks, lisa. >> 50 years ago wilt chamberlain made sports history. at that night he did what warriors couldn't do last night. >> arguably the greatest single game feat in sports history. 50 years, he scored 100 points for the then philadelphia warriors. he did it on called a strange night. game against the new york knicks in a small arena. he made 36 of 63 shots. 28 of 38 free throws. >> number one, we won the game contrary to popular belief. the other thing is, wilt tried to come out. >> the announcer announced 80

points, 82 points or something like that going into the fourth quarter. then we all realized this was going to happen. >> his name was honored in philly where the warriors last night. ellis and fading but hitting 14 in the first half. clay thompson, and udo flying in. still not starting. game tied at 27. david lee keeping up, 24 points. 15 boards. warriors down 3 at the half. this is vintage monte, reverse off glass. and then for the flush. philly out scores them by 19 in the second half. drew williams, leads the scorers off the bench. he had a gie game high 25. if wilt he would have out scored

them by himself. in two previous meetings this year the games between usf and loyola was decided by 3 points. rex walters and doms in vegas. and lmu with a foot off on sf. he throws it up and goes. second half, drew hitting 45-43. fueled by michael williams, bank shot, it's open. got that one. 19 points for williams. cody the old school set shot. nails a 3. he puts it away and won, 67-60 and meet st. mavys tonight. >> pepperdine, ten lead changes. danielle, she had 17.

gales in front. oakland's jazz man jackson. inside, gales with the rebound. 65. cactus league play is under way in arizona. manny ramirez, the era has begun. he will start a 50 game suspension on the regular season. a's leading, ramirez grounds into the double play. you saw three pitches and oakland debut. five home runs, this one from michael saunders. 8-5 seattle. giants will play diamondbacks. major league baseball, a second wildcard team has been added to each league starting this consider. a one game wildcard round with two des best team winners. >> mark apelle could be the

number one pick. career high of 11 and bulldogs took a cut off of him. aaron judge, two home runs in this game. cardinals suffered their first loss of the year, 7-4 the final in fresno. a franchise tag on the hard hitting safety. goldsten registered six interceptions and was selected to the pro bowl. he is to make $6.2 million in 2012 and they would like to get for a long term deal. >> greg williams has admitted an apologized for his role in the team's program. paid for performance by players offered thousands of dollars for hits on opposing players that would result in their removal from the game. kurt warner and vikings led in

that year's n.f.c. championship game. >> in palm beach, florida. final hole needed this shot to go for a 59. he missed a putt. he will settle for a 61 and two back gillis. tiger woods, closing out his round of 68. tiger is 7 back beginning today's third round. mike shumann is in tonight. i'm colin rush, have a great weekend. >> next at 8:30, conservative talk show host rush limbaugh taking heat. from what he said about a college student. full disclosure, sacramento politicians report gifts to be ordinary to the extravagant. also the latest on the search for survivors this morning from dozens of deadly tornadoes.

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>> terry: i'm terry mcsweeney. the light of day is adding to the death toll from a violent rash of tornadoes that have torn across the south and midwest. newest count, at least 34 people are dead. this morning the search for the injured and the missing continues. henryville, indiana looks like this. twister that hit there, estimated at 165 miles per hour. homes were smashed apart. >> we have seen the storm path coming in. you could see them swirling and debris and everything. that is when we went into the house. all i could see the wind. >> our main focus is trying to get to people that are missing. trying to treat the injured. make sure they have all the medical attention they need. >> terry: storm hurled that school bus right there head into

a building. it tore off a roof of a high school but everyone escaped. >> president obama is defending the auto bailout and tackling rising gas prices. he urged them to contact representatives and end subsidies to the oil industry. >> these are same companies making record profits, tens of billions of dollars a year. i don't think they need more corporate welfare. >> terry: republicans also made gas prices the subject of their radio address for second straight week. richard hastings criticized the obama administration for investing tax money to unproven technologies including solyndra. rush limbaugh verbal attack on a 30-year-old law student has given him a backlash. he called her a quote, slut,

after she testified about health insurance and impact on women's birth control options. >> she must be paid to have sex what does that make her? it makes her a slut, right? it makes her a prostitute. >> terry: top republicans john boehner called the comments inappropriate. >> what did he say. >> he expressed support for me. he just said as a father he understood. >> companies including quick and loan and others have pulled ads from the show. democrats say it's leaked to a fund-raiser bonanza. >> lawmakers are coming clean about pricy gifts given on the job. here is a fraction of what was

reported. governor brown accepted three gifts. one was a beer stein worth $125. gavin newsom reported nine gifts teddy bear worth hundred dollars los angeles senator accepted $5100 in travel expenses for a trip to china. students from several universities in the bay area are marching for public education this weekend. they are calling it the 99 mile march. they left oakland on thursday planning to arrive on sacramento on monday. lyanne melendez caught up with them in richmond. >> reporter: the goal was to march 23 miles from richmond to vallejo. several escorted the students as they made their way through busy san pablo avenue. >> we have food and medical

supplies. other than that we have stop points for communities that have been gracious enough to house us and feed us. >> there are communities centers along the way. it's about 40 students begin the march in oakland on thursday afternoon. along the way they drew attention to themselves and to the plight of public education. >> our government tuition is going up we are paying more for our public education. >> in pinole they stopped to rest and eat. faculty members from cal. >> we wanted to join the march. >> reporter: for people like her public universities in california should not have any more budget cuts. >> we are losing faculty and the administration is fighting to keep people but people would rather stay in the system, but their financial situation is so precarious. >> reporter: once they arrive in sacramento they will meet up

with other students and advocates of public education, but they say monday's protest will be different. >> we're actually going to stay there and see if we can pull it off this year. >> how are your blisters? >> none yet. >> first they have to make it. there this evening they were crossing the bridge on their way to vallejo. on sunday night they will arrive and davis and on monday they will take a bus to the capitol. >> terry: lisa argen joining us now talking about the forecast and it sounds so nice. >> lisa: it was very chilly this morning. but already those winds are working to warm us up. plenty of 40s around the bay. this shot of the city, it's going to be beautiful out there. clouds in the upper 60s downtown but that is going to be one of cooler locations. i'll tell you about the rest of the bay in the 70s expected to prevail through the weekend coming up. >> terry: also, the incredible story of a one time guitar

stricken by lou gehrig's disease.

it would be a great day to go to beach. santa cruz, live picture of the beach and it looks fantastic, a lot of open spots still available at 8:39 on a saturday morning. lisa argen, santa cruz, suntan lotion, getting in the water -- maybe not getting into the water. >> lisa: i talked about the gusty winds at half moon bay. despite the 58 degree temperature we have winds gusting to 15-20 miles an hour. so it's a little breezy but the winds will dial back later today. here is the view from tam. in the foreground we had very breezy winds earlier.

not so bad right now. things are beginning to lighten up in terms of the wind flow. upper elevations and roof camera. flags flowing there and this morning, we have very little wind to speak of in the valleys. down into the 30s. right around freezing earlier in napa and fairfield. low 40s in napa. still chilly, san rafael. 58 degrees in half moon bay. 45 in mountain view with fremont coming in at 43 as well as concord this morning. clear and definitely on the cool side for some of you around the bay. spring like temperatures will abound this weekend with tomorrow becoming a little bit warmer in the afternoon with this ridge already established. it's going to weaken, by monday we're going to see gusty winds on monday and tuesday on the heels of a dry trough that pushes on through. setup will allow numbers to be

well above average. this column right here, the forecasted highs, 67 in the city with low 70s elsewhere. normally we should see the low 60s, maybe a few mid-60s around the santa clara valley. that would bring us up to 5-6 degrees above average for san francisco and san jose. everybody else well above average. if you like that weather, enjoy it. looks like our next system not bringing in any rain. well to the north and west of us. for the short term, it's this high allowing for the slight offshore push. with that the strong ridge stays in place. and tomorrow it begins to weaken and slide off to the east. that is when we're going to see the trough move through. as for today we have the gusty east winds to start out with. those really will begin to die back. then the onshore flow but the temperatures already going to be mild before the sea breeze comes

in. then tomorrow, we'll see the low to mid-70s. in particular we're talking about the breezy winds not only in the bay but also in southern california. they had some gusty winds, in los angeles. if you are headed down that way, grapevine, do be careful. 78 in l.a. today with more 60s and 70s back home. 68 in richmond. 69 in san rafael. palo alto 70 for you and lots of low 70s for concord and livermore valley. 72, santa cruz. we're looking at just a beautiful weekend. we need the rain. we're not going to get it with the next system and after that we still are dry, wednesday, third and friday. march, anything goes. >> you are looking past the seven-day for that? >> right. >> terry: how about a feel good story. >> richmond musician, who has defied the odds of music and

medicine. is a star of a new documentary that premieres in san jose. we have been following the life of jason becker for more than a decade. now, the man and the movie. >> there is nobody better than that. >> he is on another level. >> people would hear him and they would say what the heck was that. >> he could set it on his lap. >> jason was on his way to be huge big star. >> dan: but that didn't happen. at age 20, jason becker was diagnosed with als, lou gehrig's disease. it robbed him of controlling his body. they gave him three to five years to live. when we first met him he proven the doctors wrong. now, he is 42 years old. more incredible during all those years, even though these can't move or speak, he has continued

composing spectacular music. ♪ ♪ >> dan: that music all over the world from heavy metal guitar lovers to ballet companies. >> we talked to jesse why he wanted to make a movie about jason. >> his story isn't just a story of a rock star or a kid trying to realize his dream. it's the story of family and love and triumph over adversity. those are things that are universal. >> dan: it explains how his father invented a system of eye movement so he could communicate. >> basically an eye geometry. >> jason spells out thoughts and family and friends interpret.

it's called jason becker, not dead yet. >> that is bold title? >> i think it is funny. >> dan: funny, makes a statement, too. don't write me off. i got a lot of living to do. >> the film shows him composing working with his father note by note. >> so guitar to computer and wants jason has them on the computer he has something to work with. that is like his pallet and he can start to paint the songs. >> it's strange movie and watch yourself on the big screen? >> nope. >> dan: not a big deal? >> the documentary is paid for by fund-raising events and contributions and donations from fans. >> i flew in yesterday from

chicago. i came a long way because jason is a here to me. a man that i never met. >> he is a dig big deal. i'm from chile. >> his family is overwhelmed. >> how many people tell him that he has change their lives in every way. >> through this movie he really wants people to focus on his music and something else. >> that life doesn't turn out as the way we planned. sometimes that can be okay. ♪ >> dan: i've known him for 15 years and it's good to see him. first thing i noticed this he looked great. i asked about his health. while he has not gotten any better he has not gotten any worse. jason becker, certainly not dead yet. in fact, very much alive.

>> terry: jason becker documentary premieres today in san jose. for ticket information go to abc7news.com, just click see it on tv. >> "7 on your side" is next. if you owe more than your home is worth, should you consider walking away from it? michael finney gets advice from the experts of a strate

a scene near the embarcadero it's a gorgeous day. sun is shining nice, nice warm temperatures is coming our way. it will be this way for a few days. think of something fun to do outside. >> have you heard the term of a strategic default that is when a

homeowner can make the payments but chooses not, too. middle-class homeowners are looking at them as one option. michael finney with the pros and cons. >> reporter: david is showing me around his condominium complex. it is beautiful, well maintained. his one bedroom unit is very nice, too. >> over the five-year period from november 2005 through the current time period. the value unfortunately has dropped from $300,000 on paper to $130,000 market value. >> reporter: he attempted to work with his lender asking him to reduce the interest rate but every time he called he got the same answer. >> he told me i make too much money. every phone call was answered you make too much money.

>> reporter: stuck with home that was so far underwater he started looking for solutions and found this website. you walk away.com helps them to walk through the default process. they offer several levels have services. he is paying about $1,000 for their help. >> i had to be a victim or pro-active and i chose to be pro-active and move on. >> that is why his condominium has been cleaned up and cleaned out. >> people facing this are freaking out what is going to happen. some of the people are calling think the sheriff is going to come the next day and tear them out of home if they stop making payments. >> reporter: chad says that does not happen. but most homeowners that have the original mortgage will have eight months, a year, sometimes longer before they have to move. even then, all of them will

receive three months warning. >> you have to look at it as a business transaction. its debt that is collateralizewood property. so when the homeowner agrees with the bank, what they are saying in an agreement, if i don't make the payments you get the house back. >> reporter: this website, payer go.com has been set up by an attorney. it helps consumers decide if strategic default is for them. >> if you had multiple refinances and multiple mortgages, those are red flags. >> he suggests a conversation with an attorney, even a short one is worth your time and money. that brings us back to david. >> i would advise somebody in my situation if you truly feel you are wit's end and upside-down in your property, because i'm 60%

upside-down, there are ways to get help and there are ways to seek remedy. you have to do your research. >> terry: michael says foreclosure will beat up your credit report. be sure and get professional advice. and he has links at abc7news.com. coming up next, it is the disturbing but timely. don sanchez reviews a new film about a troubled t cl the word is swapportunity.

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>> they meet, marry and long comes kevin. she never wanted to have a baby and this is one no one will want. like the kid that sits behind you on the cross-country flight and screams until 20 minutes before the plane is going to land. >> kevin grows up as evil personified, creepy and he is plotting in his psychological torture of his moth. amino acid oh blif us on. >> he is just a boy, sweet little boy. >> she does nothing to stop him. it's spooky. it takes an unthinkable side of horror. the school is locked down.

red shows symbolic of it's insane ultimate act. >> i want you to kill me. why? >> it's really hard to watch this film and sometimes it's confusing because it jumps around in time so much only the hairstyle tells us where we are. you keep asking why? it gives frightening performances. this isn't a film that will apeel everybody but i am say it's worth three-quarters of a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> terry: lisa argen with one last check of the forecast. >> lisa: we're starting out with breezy winds at our coast. those breezy winds allowing temperatures at half moon bay,

58 degrees. we're not talking a strong sea breeze, that is why numbers along the shoreline will climb into the mid and upper 60s in some spots. 67 in san francisco but elsewhere, we've got widespread 70s. 70 in oakland, 71 in concord and fremont. down by monterey, low to mid-70s. 74 in salinas, 68 in monterey. those breezes nothing compared to what we'll see monday and tuesday. and then warmer again at the end of the week. >> terry: thanks for joining us. next newscast at 5:00 this evening. keep track of us on twitter, tubing bit facebook. have a great day. ♪ ♪ twinkle toes i think i found a soul ♪ ♪ to make me happily ever after ♪ ♪ i say i love you and i'll say it more ♪ ♪ my one and only ♪ oh i can't lose

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