thanks for joining us good morning i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. and i'm eric thomas. in the news the true boys of summer putting it on the line again today. petaluma's team has a cry shall showdown in pennsylvania at stake a shot of the title this weekend. terry yes i stole your line about the true boys of summer, thank you. >> reporter: i'm good you liked it rick. for the boys of summer from petaluma you win tonight and two more games the one might be for the third place position, but if you win that

championship game for u.s. division this weekend you move on to a chance to win it all. wow. war the boys of summer doing -- what are the boys of summer dog? watching baseball. -- they were watching the game last night they found out they will be playing texas tonight who lost to tennessee. everybody is talking about the team they are getting ice cream ready, they have a scrapbook of the team's exploits clipping everything it is amazing what is going on here. the boys are even the talk of the town where the boys can't go like taps bar. >> more like a gathering spot for people to get together and talk about stuff that matters. and this little league team matters now. >> people are pumped up at home. i want them to have fun here

and enjoy this. when we get home they can enjoy all the stuff that the community has to offer. >> reporter: petaluma junior high yesterday the principal did something you don't see often, he was praising the 12 students who didn't make it to school for the first day of class. they've got a good excuse, you know, dear teacher can't make it, i'm at the world series. tonight's game 5 on espn on the big screen here in petaluma seats are $5 and they are going to be giving away rally towels, being giving away raffle tickets, it is going to be a massive party 500 seats available there. again the team wins tonight, the dream continues. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. petaluma faces texas today at 5:00 this evening it airs live on espn 2, rebroadcast 8 p.m. on comcast 195 and 715

and kgo 7.2 and 7.3. another big day for chick-fil-a in the bay area. new location opening in san jose the occasion is being met with hungry fans and a planned protest. amy hollyfield is live in san jose. >> reporter: no protests yet. right now this line is full of devoted fans. they are here this morning one man came from florida, another took the bus from hollywood, california. the big draw is the prize. chick-fil-a will be giving away free food for a year to people today. here's the best shot of this crowd from sky 7, all the tents lined up, chick-fil-a said there were 120 people here 6:00 in the morning yesterday when they raffled off 100 prizes for free food for a year. those 100 have to stay, they

have to be here to claim their prize in person when the store opens this morning. obviously, chick-fil-a tracked a lot of controversy after the president of the company says he does not support gay marriage. we have not heard talk about that this morning. instead people here tell us they are here for the food. >> for me, it is worth it, a chance to get obviously free food, but also to get something that feels like it is from home. i miss my southern cooking, sweet tea, all that. great chance to be part of something that i love. >> reporter: it didn't mean the opening will be without controversy. protesters say they will be here not getting up early instead they plan to be here for the dinner crowd they predict they will have a strong presence around 5:00 this afternoon. the closest chick-fil-a to the bay area has been fairfield, that changes today, and then again in october, chick-fil-a scheduled to open in walnut

creek. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 5:06. in a few hours attorneys from three law firms will an -- will announce they've filed a class action lawsuit against pg&e claiming the company misused funds. the lawyers say pg&e is more than pwhupb million dollars in customer fees to pay for executive bonuses, programs to improve public perception of the company and the state ballot initiative that benefited the utility. the suit claims pg&e could have prevented the san bruno pipeline explosion two years ago, if they had not delayed fixing the pipeline. the attorneys say they hope to prevent another incident like the san bruno disaster. 5:06. the san francisco couple accused of murdering their daughter's pimp back in court today. they face murder and other charges in the june 4th, shooting the victim was

fatally wounded in the bay view district. he had allegedly pimped out the couple's 17-year-old runaway daughter. in san jose, a man charged with the death of a 17-month-old child is expected to be arraigned tomorrow. the 38-year-old is in jail on half a million dollars bail. the boy died in april. police have not revealed the circumstances surrounding his murder. paramedics found the child unresponsive when they arrived at the home. he was the boyfriend of the toddler's babysitter. san francisco man waking up in jail this morning accused in the home invasion robbery and kidnapping of an elderly woman. arrested yesterday and booked on robbery, aggravated assault, kidnapping and burglary. police say one of three men who rang the doorbell of the home then rushed in when the 79-year-old homeowner answered

the door. investigators say one man held her by the throat the others ransacked the home. two others are still on the loose. san jose police chief will have a public update tomorrow on his plans to stop the city's violent crime wave. the chief says the department will put more officers on the streets the aim to try to disrupt gang activity. there have been 32 murders in the city this year. the latest was tuesday night when a man was stabbed to death and found inside a safeway store. more officers will be assigned to patrol and overtime has been ok'd to beef up patrols around the clock. proposal to expand monterey bay national sanctuary will be the subject of a public hearing tonight. change could bring new rules affecting everything from fireworks near the bridge to a ban on personal watercraft such as jet skis. bring more protection for wildlife and more research

dollars for marine biology and history. the hearing will be at fort mason building 201, beginning 5:30 this evening. beautiful shot of san francisco there at 5:09 this morning -- >> you moon you can't see from here? >> no. there's scattered fog out there >> key is scattered not as widespread as yesterday we are getting more of a northerly wind than westerly wind as area of low pressure moved east take the deepest moisture and thickest clouds with it, sunshine quicker today, temperatures a touch warmer than yesterday, 50s mostly cloudy away from inland valleys at 7:00, partly sunny at the coast, 56 mainly sunny around the bay and inland mid 60s to mid 70s by noon. by 4:00, warmest inland mid 80s near 70 bay, near 60 coast

clouds start to filter back into the bay by 7:00. chilly at the coast in the mid 50s. next three days after the pollen count moderate amounts of tree, mold, ragweed and grass low. now the three day forecast extends into the weekend tomorrow like today, look at these below average temperatures warmest weather in the low to mid 80s inland saturday, sunday, near 70 around the bay, still cool at the coast upper 50s. time for traffic. going pretty well now with this live shot of the bay bridge incline section the top upper deck moving well into san francisco lower deck traffic light construction scheduled until 6:00 this morning. we'll go to the waze traffic map to show you that even on westbound 80 or i-80 and on the bridge, a traffic spotter

reported the construction zone 18 minutes ago should be clear before 6:00 this morning. i want to take you up to highway 12 as you head through jamison canyon road, i just got off the phone with caltrans the road is open as of three minutes ago both directions between napa and i-80 you can now get through no need to take the detour. no major problems reported in the north bay. here's a live shot of the san mateo bridge, still a nice drive time, 14 minutes from 880101. south bay -- 880 to 101. headlights northbound 280 that's 17 coming out of the santa cruz mountains. next, san jose's paypal discovers brick and mortar stores. ahead, the dmv clears

murder that has kept thousands from getting a california drivers license. the future is here. the california company making hovercraft just like those speeder bikes in "star wars".

more signs of imminent iphone announcement wal-mart cutting the price of the 4s model. lg says it is making a new and thinner phone screen, lg

supplies screens for apple devices. t-mobile customers can get the iphone starting next month they will be able to get unlimited data plans previously when they exceeded a limit speeds would get slower still the case with of the -- with some of the other carriers. starting next year merchants who take discover cards will be able to process paypal payments. why wait to send home pictures, israeli theme park outfitted donkeys with wireless routers. commuters listen up, your clipper card will no longer be free. it is going to cost you money to make up for people who are cheating the system. starting settlement 1st the transportation commission will -- starting september 1st the transportation commission will charge $3 to buy a clipper card.

a lot of users are being inexpensive fares and taking lone trips leaving their card with a negative balance that never gets paid. last month more than 10,000 trips ended with a negative balance. 400,000 young undocumented immigrants in california could be eligible for drivers license. a bill allows students in the president's defer action program to apply for a license. >> i'm getting calls from people trying to get here and get citizenship legally they are saying what about us? why are people being moved to the front of the line and getting benefits that we are trying to get? >> we told these young people they can study and get scholarships. the president told them they can work. and the state department told them they can travel abroad, we should allow them to drive. >> bill would make the defered action document a legal form

of id to apply for a drivers license. looks like science fiction and something out of "star wars" a southern california company says it has produced a whoever bike that can be flown without train -- a hover bike that can be flown without training. a company added knee control bars so the craft would spoken to pilots balancing movements. you and i won't be able to buy one. the vehicle is intended for

military use. they call eight aerial jeep, two fans front and back nobody could fly it. that was the problem. >> looks safe now. >> oh yes, perfect >> mike with a look at forecast. by my street lamp process how i determine moisture in the air, none today in the city most dry morning i remember in the last couple of weeks. a little moisture as we were driving up into the clouds, a little mist higher elevations, lower elevations look to be dre, good news. good morning nice to see you on this friday eve. here's a look at the embarcadero over towards the port of oakland you can see how clouds aren't hanging as low not as thick as yesterday split an -- live doppler 7 hd dry around our neighborhoods a few spots of drizzle along the coast to the north fires creating hazy conditions around ukiah, some advisories

for poor air quality because of the smoke. mid to upper 50s bay and inland cloudy. we talked about how temperatures were going to be warmer today, still below average, livermore one degree below, san jose five, oakland 68, napa 77, redwood city 74, eight degrees cooler than average. the clouds this morning that hanging around that will be the deterrent to warmer weather they will take a while to pull out by 11:00 then mainly sunny around the bay, same areas yesterday around san francisco, the clouds open just a little but still be out there for the most part. 50s to 80s our spread today:

peninsula mid 70s drop to 68 millbrae, 70 san mateo, low 60s along the coast today to mid 60s downtown south san francisco sausalito cooler in the north bay at your beaches may see sun mid to upper 50s upper 70s to low 80s north bay valleys. east bay valleys, mid to upper 80s. low to mid 80s gilroy and hosni mubarak, 70 santa cruz sun, a little sun monterey. america's cup, not as breezy as it was yesterday. southwest winds 5 to 15 knots. knots to miles per hour multiply the knots by 1.15 the easiest way to do it.

tomorrow drop in temperatures two to six degrees cooler by sunday, slight warming trend more sun monday through wednesday. still looking good on bay area freeways no major accidents live shot of bay bridge toll light into san francisco. first trouble westbound 580 rather westbound 205 out of tracy, here we go with the waze traffic map you can find out where the slow down begins. someone reported a standstill, 12 minutes ago. traffic heavy, you see a few traffic spotters getting stuck in the back-up. it picks up then slows down 34 miles an hour through the altamont pass. picking up delays now westbound 4 in antioch

starting to get heavy again and we have moderate not horrible in that stretch if you are taking mass transit so far ace reporting no delays just one minute late. bart, caltrain and muni looking good. if you are heading to the giants' game tonight at 7:15 the golden gate larkspur ferry departure time changed to 6:15. 5:22. >> pay back is -- giants go for the sweep in l.a. sports is next. the rock and roller who is telling the paul ryan campaign he's not g

good morning. welcome back. tonight the giants return home to open four game series against the braves after they got out the broom with the dodgers last night was the joaquin show he put the giant as head 3-0, two run home first in the sixth a double into the gap brought in another run career high-five rbi's giants beat dodgers 8-4 sweeping l.a. on the road they lead by 2 1/2 games. 's start important road trip in tampa tonight. the pitcher shutdown -- minnesota holding this -- them to one run. a's beat twins 5-1.

a's and rays are tied atop the wild card race. little battle between an 80s rocker and vice presidential candidate paul ryan. twisted sister front man deee snyder has -- asked ryan to stop playing his hit song he are not going to take. snyder released a statement saying he doesn't support ryan and denounced his unauthorized use of the song. now i'm going to have that stuck in my head all morning. >> you say that like it's a bad thing. problem on the peninsula, controversial aerial spraying program getting underway an hour and a half from now. latest on the investigation into a destructive fire in the bay >> progress firefighters are reporting in the battle to protect hundreds of homes from a raging northern california

wildfire. temperatures slightly warmer today 60s coast, 60s and 70s bay, 70s, 80s inland. across the country getting warmer 80s and 90s dominating except seattle and portland mid to upper 60s. all major airports on time now. with the low clouds sfo may have delays we'll have them you can too flight tracker abc7news.com.

good morning i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. in the south bay the newest chick-fil-a restaurant open

and dozens in line for the food. later today protesters are expected concerned with the company's view on same-sex marriage. amy hollyfield is live in san jose with the story. >> reporter: no protesters here this morning these are just people willing to camp out to get chick-fil-a people who love the food, they believe it is worth camping out for. the driver threw line is filled with tents -- the drive-thru line is filled with tends. chick-fil-a had 120 in line yesterday morning when they raffled off their 100 prizes, free food for a year. ói?qe people have to be here to claim the prize when the restaurant opens this morning at 6:30. protesters plan to be here too, but they are going to be here for the dinner crowd. they were upset because the president of the company said publicly he does not support gay marriage. people here this morning are not focused on the controversy.

>> i was told there was going to be here protesting and this and that he should have not said anything. i don't know. he should have not said anything. >> reporter: but you are still here? >> i'm still here. >> reporter: why? >> for the food! >> reporter: we met several people with southern roots this is a georgia company so a lot of people here grew up eating chick-fil-a they say they love it and miss it this is the first bay area location until today the closest one was in fairfield. grand openings have looked like this for nine years when the company started giving away tree food for a year they say this is a modest turnout when they have a grand opening in south they see hundreds of people. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 5:32. bay area baseball has gone to the kids. the petaluma little league team plays again tonight in

pennsylvania inching closer to the championship. terry mcsweeney is live in petaluma with the excitement and one guy who is not excited, i can't believe. >> reporter: i couldn't believe it either i've been here three days talking to people, everyone you stop, oh yeah i'm excited whether they have kids or not. there's a guy in starbucks now he doesn't care not going to get into names, show his picture. the kids in williamsport are watching the games they wanted to know who they were going to play they found out texas who lost to tennessee. everybody talking this team, talking it -- talking about the it where they are getting ready ice cream ready, bookstore, they have a scrapbook all the bay area

newspapers are covering this. starbucks in addition to the one guy who didn't know about the game, i met a man walking his dog he didn't want his face on camera but he did want to talk about the team. >> watch those kids play, they practice at the high school, they are good group of young kids. their coaches are great guys, they are a great club, good unity there. they remind me of a young version of the giants maybe. >> i think it is great for petaluma and inspiring all the kids that are here and into sports knowing that they could do it too. >> reporter: tonight's game is at 5:00 on espn on the big jean at the boulevard cinema seas are $5 they are going to give away towels, raffle prizes, 500 people having one big party hopefully it is going to went a big smile and cheer. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news.

petaluma faces texas tonight at 5:00 the game airs live on espn 2 then rebroadcast 8 p.m. on comcast 195 and 715 and kgo digital 7.2 and 7.3. we are following developing news in the north bay, three escaped a fire that destroyed a san rafael garage this morning the fire erupted shortly before 2:00. smoke detectors were working and alerted two adults and child. the blaze was contained to the garage. flames destroyed three vehicles and some personal property, but nobody was hurt. in 90 minutes, santa clara county vector control will spray to stopmore salt marsh mosquito eggs from hatching, millions have been attacking palo alto residents in past few weeks. at 7:00 a helicopter is scheduled to begin spraying

400 acres of marsh to the east of highway 101 unless winds get above 10 miles per hour. aerial spraying they say is the only way to cover the area. broken floodgate submerged dormant eggs in the water allowing them to hatch. officials say the chemicals are targeted to the larvae and do not threaten humans some still think it is wrong. >> if they are spraying in the air it is an improper waive administering it and it could get into people's lungs and could be dangerous for people. >> so far the salt marsh mosquito has not been shown to carry the west nile virus. contra costa count county crews plan to fog areas around wood where infected mosquitoes have been found there's concern the virus is spreading because three chickens and seven birds testified positive for west nile infected birds in antioch, pleasant hill and walnut creek. a's begin a three-game

series against tampa bay without pitcher colon, suspended for 50 games for using testosterone the same drug that lead to the suspension of cabrera for 50 games. he issued an apology yesterday and took full responsibility of the five major leaguers have testified positive for performance enhancing dugs this season most since 2007. in hayward this morning more than the first day of school, the million father march. the hayward unified district is asking all dads or any male caregiver to take their child to school this morning they will be joining men in 600 city across the country. the event is organized by the black star project u.s.a. as a chance for men to show commitment to families. this morning firefighters are continuing to make progress containing the nearly 25,000 acre wildfire burning in tehama and shasta east of redding, ponderosa fire five%

contained moving in a new direction prompting evacuation warning along highway 36. hundreds of new hopes are threatened, residents say they are ready to -- new homes are threatened, residents say they are ready to go at a moment's notice. >> you see the travel trailer we came home from vacation early and everything we need is in there except for a few things, i'm ready to roll. >> damage estimates continue to claim, damaged structures at 69. governor brown declared a state of emergency yesterday. he also declared an emergency in plumas county are where the chips fire has burned more than 60,000 acres only 40% contained. it is 5:38. time to check in with mike. widely scattered fog. slaught night as thick or widespread as it was yesterday. here's the visibility in santa rosa nine miles yesterday it was down to a

quarter of a mile 2 1/2 miles at half moon bay we have clouds out there not as moisture laden and not hugging the ground as tightly as they were yesterday i still think we'll have flight arrival delays into sfo. area of low pressure that brought that cool and grey day away from our inland valleys has moved into arizona. small area of high pressure over top of us dry air in the form of that orange. i think we'll see sunshine quicker today and temperatures slightly warmer still mainly cloudy everywhere except east bay valleys 7:00, 50s few pockets of drizzle possible along the coast 9:00 that is over, a few areas of sunshine develop at the coast mainly cloudy through noon the bay a little brighter than it was yesterday except for around san francisco, 60s and 70s from the bay continue land areas. 4:00 clouds -- clouds breaking up a little along the coast especially north bay, 50s and 60s there 60s and 70s bay, 70s and 80s inland.

7:00, temperatures in the 50s and 60s around the bay few more clouds still clear inland 60s and 70s. next three days, weekend we start with it warm on friday temperatures drop dramatically towards saturday, sunday already below average now only going to get for the weekend. here's france says. good morning. it has been one of the best starts we've had in the past few weeks because no major accidents. live shot of the bay bridge toll booking -- looking good still. another shot of westbound 24 through orinda earlier we couldn't see it because of the low clouds now you can see all the headlights moving along nicely out of lafayette towards the caldecott tunnel where there was fog at tunnel earlier that's what eric encountered this morning. westbound 4 antioch, 22 miles an hour, slow spot for the morning and the second usually suspect westbound 580 through

the altamont pass moving at 30 miles an hour out of tracy into livermore. mass transit reporting no delays, good way to go as well. ace, bart, muni caltrain. if you are going to the giants' game tonight, 7:15 the larkspur ferry departure changed to:15 due to mechanical problems -- changed to 6:15 due to mechanical problems. a car slaps into a hydrant and good samaritans rush in to help the driver. next, how that good deed ended up costing them their lies. why parents who choose -- choose not to vaccinate their children may be forced to pay a visit to their doctor instead. this is the plan that revolves around you.

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new for parents, california lawmakers taking action against parents of unvaccinated students. the state senate approved bail that would require parents to obtain a waiver from a doctor saying they've received information about the benefits and risks of immunization. opponents say the bill increases medical costs and infringes on parental rights supporters say it is a matter

of public health. in los angeles, two good samaritans are dead after being electrocuted by a downed power line as he tried help a car crash victim. police say suv struck fire hydrant and power pole at 8:30 last night in the valley village area of l.a.. a woman who lived nearby, rushed to help the driver but was electrocuted by water energized by the power line she died at the hospital. another woman in a passing car was also killed after stopping to try and help. investigators say, five other good samaritans were shocked and taken to the hospital, the driver suffered minor injuries. investigators say, excessive speed was likely a factor in the crash. 5:44. next, wal-mart offers a new iphone deal. bloomberg business report is next. tropical storm isaac picking up strength as it bears down on florida, ahead the big challenge cause for republicans ready to gather for their convention.

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welcome back. coast 50s and 60s. he inland 70s and 80s. doppler quiet over california

picking up storms moving away from us in nevada utah and arizona stray shower possible yosemite 95 fresno hot spot 100 tahoe 81, big sur clouds and 67. 5:49. ousted penn state president spanier trying to quinn the public he had no idea jerry sandusky was a child -- molester and not protect him in ain't view spanier rejects accusations that he and other school officials concealed a 2001 abuse allegation against sandusky in order to protect the university. he says, if he had known it would have been his instinct to intervene. >> that report is wrong. the conclusions in that report that in effect we conspired to conceal a known child predator, are just incorrect. >> jerry sandusky is due to be sentenced for child molestation, next month. more on the interview with

former penn state president coming up on "good morning america," after our newscast at 7:00. we are watching a new storm threat morning. tropical storm isaac changed course overnight and is set to become a hurricane today, also on a new track that could threaten the ran convention in florida next week. the -- the republican convention in florida next week expected to make landfall on hispaniola as a category 1, forcasters predict isaac will who have to cuba, then florida preparations continue in tampa for next week's republican national convention is concern about isaac. >> we could have a tropical storm, we could have a category 5. we could have nothing. each of those would cause us to have a different response. >> tampa's mayor says he will cancel the convention if weather poses threat. gop officials say they've contingency plans in place. they could have that storm on top of them next week? >> interesting to see what the

contingency plans are the latest forecast has it on tampa at 2:00, tuesday morning. that's aways a way. we'll keep an eye on. keeping an eye on our weather good morning to you both. clouds going to create flight arrival delays into sfo. live doppler spinning on top of mount omnium this morning a little drier this morning than it was yesterday. temperatures in the 50s everywhere except redwood city mountain view 61 and 60 inland cloudy mid to upper 50s. going to be warmer today, four degrees fremont at 75, san jose 78 two degrees warmer in san francisco, oakland one degree warmer concord possibly within degree cooler 85. sum -- pacifica 60 today out

of the 50s to 68 in oakland east bay valleys warm spot brentwood 88° today, a 28 spread it keeps getting smaller each day. temperatures mid to upper 80s all east bay valleys today upper 60s richmond, berkeley, oakland. mid 70s in the south bay, upper 70s, 80 around suharto 82 los gatos, as far as peninsula, low to mid 70s, 68 millbrae, mid 60s downtown south san francisco and sausalito north bay beaches 50s today, 20° warmer in valleys, 63 clouds monterey 70 santa cruz low to me 80s gilroy and morgan hill, america's cup won't be as breezy today, clouds from 2 to 4:00, southwest winds five to 15 knots, 58 to 60°. during the evening at&t park

braves and giants, 7:05 first pitch, depositing to 56 with increasing clouds. -- dropping to 56 with increasing clouds. cooling trend for saturday and sunday temperatures below average today and tomorrow more so saturday and sunday slight warming trend will try to get temperatures back to average monday, tuesday, wednesday. picking up slow traffic on westbound 80 now as you head through berkeley, headlights stacked up even though we have low clouds starting to improve a little bit, hard to see now because of low clouds blocking the view. basically, two cars there off to the shoulder, there maybe an accident. initially reported as a stall. again, little hard to see, headlights stacked up because of low clouds moving in. but, with the waze traffic app you can find out what the deal is from other drivers and commuters on the roads now. you can see that traffic is

moving at 13 miles an hour, as you head past san pablo avenue. then it picks up to 20 miles an hour. we've again getting reports from drivers even eight minutes ago this was a complete standstill. at least the cars are off to the shoulder now. hopefully things will improve still pretty slow. carquinez bridge drive time to the maze westbound 80, 20 minutes slow spot westbound 580 out of pass, to 680, 19 minutes. just getting -- getting word from muni delays on the l line due to a water main break. the l line running slowly past the area. 5:54. we want to thank some of you who have contributed to the sleep train foster kids dream campaign. thanks to to marsha s san francisco, cal t mountain view and carroll d san jose one dollar donated for every

new like we get on our facebook page. it is free, only takes a moment. wal-mart cutting prices on the iphone 4s ahead of the release of the new iphone expected next month. >> here's jane king. you are looking for bargains especially groceries keep target in your sights a study shows target is cheaper than wal-mart for the first time in months, wal-mart cutting price on the iphone 4s by $40 with the contract. the old air conditioning system in disney film studios in burbank under investigation for possible roll in polluting ground water according to the l.a. times the chemical in question is cancer causing chromium 6 the same chemical in the movie erin brockovich. disney has denied using it.

but says it once stored a small amount to clean film processing equipment. >> of course abc7 is a division of disney. you may want to check your cupboards for licorice being recalled. american licorice company of union city makers of red vines has recalled 16 ounce packs of black licorice twist because of elevated levels of lead. they have a date of february 4th, next year. pregnant women and parents of children who may have the candy should cult their physician. scientists discovered now -- to stop nans from rotting. the potential -- stop bananas from rotting, the potential downside you have to cover them with seafood. the coat something derived from shrimp and crab shells apparently it works and can

keep bananas fresh for two weeks. >> let's hope it is odor-free. next, chick-fil-a about to become the site of another protest. the newest location minutes from opening. later, michael finney is ahead with whether l.e.d. lightbulbs are a bright idea for your home. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway:

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