the weather leavines firefighting scrammings in the east bay. two shootings both involving police officers. circumstances that led up to the gunfire. breaking news on treasure island, where the lights ha

good evening. let's get right to some breaking news. the breaking news from treasure island tonight where it is pitch black. all the power on the island is out. it happened just about an hour and a half ago. the island is serviced by the san francisco public utilities commission. not pg&e. officials tell us they don't know what happened or how long it will take to fix the problem. we have our live picture from treasure island right now where you can see it is as black as night with the exception of some taillights and headlights from cars going by. we do expect to have an update soon, so we'll bring you the new

information as soon as we have it. a family in oakland is looking for somewhere else to sleep tonight after a fire damaged their home. that fire didn't start at the house. it was pushed there by strong wind. abc 7 news is live near where this all began. >> reporter: firefighters on scene after the fire was out. that red building is where it all started. the fire got whipped up by afternoon winds. a towering palm tree on fire and people running out of the backyard to get away from hot ashes being whipped up by the wind. this family ran for safety. >> we started hearing popping noises and then the palm tree caught on fire and it just went up and that's when we started to run away. >> reporter: a couple of family members got burned by the flying embers. they were having a birthday

party when they noticed the fire in the building that abuts their yard. their neighbor also heard a commotion and quickly tried spraying down his house. >> the wind was so there was smoke everywhere along with the ashes. some of the ashes were getting on other properties like mine. >> reporter: oakland crews tried to get a handle on the main fire at what used to be a school. fires started on two nearby homes so trucks were sent out on patrol in an effort to stay ahead of any other potential fires. >> we have two engines driving around the immediate area making sure no other embers are flying so there is no potential for any more structure fires in this area. >> reporter: after a couple of hours, crews got a handle on all three fires and residents returned to their home. this family aturned to their abandoned backyard party and found a house untouched by the flames. but their neighbors returned to the house with a burned roof. they'll have to stay somewhere

else tonight. and the good news is no one was seriously injured and that includes fire teams that had to deal with the pretty persistent fire this afternoon. as for those -- the residents of that home that was damaged, they're going to be spending this evening with family elsewhere. reporting live in oakland, sergio quintana. strong wind gusts appear to be blame for knocking down a tree on this cars in san francisco. tree branches damaged at least one car on cell street around webster street at 4:00 this afternoon. luckily no one was hurt. the mishap delayed drivers for a short time. the branch fell around the same time that wind warning were in effect. the wind is really whipping up tonight in the bay area. in sausalito, high winds damaged a power pole and several transformers, causing outages to several homes. this is in the area of johnson

street, napa street in caledonia. pg & e tells us all power will be restored by 7:00 tomorrow morning. let's get details on the big weather changes from. the fog is already starting to move inland a bit. this is definitely going to be what cools us all down tomorrow. here is a look at some of the highs for today, man, it was warm to hot, livermore, a new record of 107. antioch reached 107. 106 in fairfield. 90 in santa rosa. and 62 in san francisco. we do have a threat of some isolated dry thunderstorms, so our fire weather watch has been issued throughout much of the day on sunday. north bay, east bay, as well as the diablo range as i mentioned, those dry lightning strikes a

possibility and also some gusty winds there as well. cooldown tomorrow, by how much, we'll look at my forecast coming up. >> that will feel good. thank you, lee. today's hot weather and blazing sunshine made it dangerous for high school graduates and guests in eastern contra costa county. temperatures reached the mid-80s during ceremonies at heritage and freedom high schools. at least two dozen people needed medical attention after getting sick during the two ceremonies. one woman prepared for the heat, but began feeling sick after watching her grandson graduate. >> i knew it was going to be hot. and uncomfortable. we were sitting where there was a breeze, no shade, but a breeze. and i thought, it will be fine. we'll drink plenty of water, we'll be fine. >> had the center ready, services ready, like, water. >> the local fire chief says medical teams followed special disaster plans when they treated the large groups of patients at both schools.

heat ruined the day at high school graduation in the sierra foothills. dell oreo high canceled today's ceremonies after several people came down with heat exhaustion minutes after the festivities began. 15 people went to the hospital including two in critical condition. del oro high has a synthetic turf football field. that raised the temperature between 15 and 20 degrees. grads will be able to pick up their diplomas at the school on monday. a vallejo family torn apart by violence tonight. police confirm a man shot and killed his wife and then police shot and killed that man. it is the second officer-involved shooting in the city in four days. abc 7 news reporter lisa mangalisen has more. >> reporter: i'm told the officer is on administrative leave. that is until the shooting is investigated. sadness and pain fill the eyes

of those who loved nadia. police state 49-year-old mother of four was shot and killed today by her husband, muhammad. >> he loves her, she loves him. >> reporter: just before 1:30, things suddenly turned violent outside cybercomputers, the store the couple owned together on tennessee street. this woman had just left the store an hour before. she said the two had had a small argument, but thought nothing of it. >> they had a small problem. an argument. she never -- if i knew they had a gun, i maybe tell her, come to me. >> reporter: police say she ran out the back door and down this alley. he chased her and shot her. two of the couple's children were in the store at the time. a police officer arrived two minutes after the shooting. >> so the officer sees the suspect hiding behind the car, confronts him, the suspect levels a firearm at the officer

and the officer fires his own service weapon at the suspect. >> reporter: he was rushed to kyzer vallejo. he died a short time later. this marks the second fatal officer-involved shooting in vallejo in four days. on tuesday, a man was shot and killed after he pointed a flare gun that had been modified into a shotgun at police. the selanno county da and internal fairs are investigating both of these shootings. in vallejo, lisa amin gulezian. in an earlier shooting, investigators scoured downtown windsor for evidence after police shot and killed the man. they killed the man suspected of stabbing a woman. >> there was a lot of commotion and i saw a man walking away from starbucks, an older man. he might have been in his late 50s, early 60s. and i saw him slip something under his shirt and a young boy came after him, and said, dad,

why did you do that? >> man appeared to be headed toward the police station. officers say they shot him after he pulled out a knife and lunged at them. the stabbing victim is in serious condition. sonoma county district attorney is investigating the shooting. oakland police tonight are trying new tactics in an effort to discourage side shows and gun violence. officers are using special units to focus on the city's crime hot spots and dividing oakland into smaller policeable districts. the city has approved overtime for officers in order to show an increased presence and the chp is helping out by concentrating on preventing side shows which have increased in size and frequency. authorities are also concerned the warm weather will lead to more people being outside, and being lured into making trouble. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, the underground problem that caused a big scare on a san francisco street.

also, she's a face behind facebook and one of the most powerful people in corporate america. see the latest way sheryl sandberg is helping shape the workforce of the future. and later, the difficult task the president took on

scary moments in san francisco's tenderloin after an explosion in an underground utility vault. the blast shook the ground at golden gate avenue and leavenworth street around 7:25

tonight. firefighters stood by outside -- they stood outside the central ymca until crews arrived on scene. there were no reports of any injuries. abc 7 news is waiting for pg & e to tell us what caused this evening's explosion. a family on the peninsula needs your help to find an 89-year-old woman who vanished after arriving from mexico. margarita lopez ramos suffered from dementia. she's also hard of hearing. airport workers say they last saw her in the customs area inside sfo's international terminal yesterday morning. she had disappeared by the time her family came to take her home to redwood city. if you've seen lopez ramos, you are asked to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. in this graduation season, words of wisdom from facebook's sheryl sandberg. her blockbuster book "lean in" is a rallying cry for america's working women, a message made more compelling.

here is abc news reporter rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: she's one of the most powerful people in corporate america, the coo of facebook and author of best-selling book "lean in," on the board at disney too, abc's parent company. on this graduation day, sheryl sandberg came with a message. >> don't let anyone put limits on you. >> reporter: while she was here, sandberg sat down for a little straight talk with students. her advice to the women of tomorrow, don't be people pleasers. >> the goal is not to be the most liked. we probably don't want to be the most hated either. >> mom always said don't d dictate, don't be overpowering. as i got old, i understood the difference between being bossy and just voicing my opinion. >> reporter: that voice is growing stronger. women now the primary breadwinners in 40% of american homes. another sandberg tip, go for that dream job, even when you may not have all the experience they're looking for.

>> we know that we don't get jobs we don't apply for. it says three to five years of experience and you don't have it, there is a guy applying for that job who doesn't have the experience and you should too. >> he might get it and you should too. >> reporter: her biggest advice, be fearless. >> graduates, with my congratulations to you, ask yourselves, what would you do if you weren't afraid? then lean in and go do it. congratulations. >> reporter: no fears and no limits. rebecca jarvis, abc news, redwood city, california. time to get a check of your forecast with meteorologist leigh glaser. >> that would be me. live doppler 7 hd picking up a little bit of light fog right near the coast. but i tell you, after temperatures today soaring into the -- well, over 100 degree range, especially inland, the strong sea breeze will definitely cool you down a bit

as we head into your sunday afternoon. right now we have 58 in san francisco. mountain view, 66. 55 half moon bay. this is how it looks right now. the golden gate bridge, that fog starting to move in, reduce d visibility. livermore, 69, quite mild inland. and los gatos, 66 degrees. here is a look at our forecast highlights. low clouds, fog, maybe a little mist and drizzle returns to the coast. it will push in a little further inland tonight. get ready for cooler day tomorrow. slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm. higher elevations. and then it looks like this cooling trend will be with us for at least the next several days. we're keeping it mild inland with antioch, 66 degrees. 50s elsewhere as the fog, strong on shore wind flow continues to increase overnight tonight. the setup has been high pressure the past couple of days, bringing us the heat.

well, it is going to be replaced, pushed to the south. low pressure will take its place. counterclockwise spins, all the low clouds and fog near the coast will just migrate north towards the bay area. we get a strong westerly wind and that's going to mean temperatures will drop. i mean, will really drop by tomorrow afternoon. in fact, livermore today, 107. tomorrow, only 82. and then on monday, you're going to only going to manage the mid-70s. so, yes, a steep drop for at least the next couple of days. 11:00 tonight, you can see our forecast model right on with the fog developing right near the coast. by 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 tomorrow morning, much of the low cloudiness and fog pushed inland and will sit there until about lunch time. and then start to peel back to just the coast. we're still going to have strong westerly winds. even though you see lots of sunshine towards the east bay, temperatures will come down as much as 20 degrees in some

locations. so here is a look at your highs for tomorrow. 74 for san jose. morgan hills, 78. breezy and foggy at the coast. half moon bay, 59. peninsula will drop as well. 70 for palo alto. san francisco, 62 degrees. north bay, mainly 70s. 74 for santa rosa and sonoma on the east bay. oakland, 66. 70 for castro valley. gone are the 100s. gone are the 90s. re placed by 80s in extreme east bay locations. 79 for concord. seven day forecast, how about more cooling for tuesday, monday and tuesday. and then we'll start to warm things up a bit next thursday and friday, close to 90 degrees inland. >> cooldown will feel good, though. what a mess it was out there. >> hot. >> heat and the wind. >> you're right. >> leigh, thank you. good news for us as well? >> i have. i have a little bit.

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won 18 of the last 21. took over last place from the rangers and won three straight. the white sox took them to the cleaners in chicago. south side. that's a mascot. that's all i'll say. tommy gets rocked by adam dunn in the second. deep to center field.

435 feet. solo shot ties it at one. had a great day. seven strong, struck out seven. co-kco crisp, great catch there. two-run shot, paul konerko, his sixth of the year. 4-1 victory. giants trying to end a two-game slide. hunter pence stealing third. catcher montero gets away. pence scores and giants take a lead and never look back. blanco ground rule double here. 5-0. buster posy takes care of the rest and ends cahill's night. 15 hits for the giants tonight. hold on for a 10-5 victory. mets and marlins, game decided in 20 innings. top half, marlins base hit.

polanco scores the game winning run and the game that lasted 6 hours, 25 minutes, longest game in more than three years. marlins win it, 2-1. to the ice, blackhawks and kings. chicago win gets them into the stanley cup finals. 14 seconds away, leading 3-2. but kopitar in front by mike richards with ten seconds remaining. are you kidding me? 3-3 to ot. second ot, jonathan toews, he doesn't miss. hat trick. chicago eliminates the defending stanley cup champions with a 4-3 victory and move on to face boston in the stanley cup finals. a brief time-out before we get to the track with the ponies at the belmont stakes and we'll serve them up at the

11 years ago today, serena williams won her first and only french open title.

facing maria sharapova who lost 12 in a row to serena, first set tied at 4. a low cross court backhand right there, takes fist set 6-4. second by the same score. finishing with three straight aces, match point. 120-mile-an-hour ace, fastest in the tournament, winning her 16th career grand slam and second french open with a straights set victory. no triple crown winner in horse racing this season. last time was 1978. this year the 40th anniversary of secretariat's triple crown in 1973. todd fletcher had a record five horses in the field. you think he would win one. here's the call. >> palace malice jumps in the clear. it is going to be palace malice. >> todd pletcher's palace malice

wins with jockey mike smith aboard. oxbow was second and orb was third. we're tuning up with mini camps. things were a little lighter today as they took part in play 60 character camp. oakland is the first to host this event. several showed up to help the 300 kids who showed up participate in football drills. the goal is to give youngsters the opportunity to learn and play the game of football and stay active. the best part, get to hang out with your favorite player. >> i went to a lot of football camps as a kid. tried to take as much as i could. every time i was able to see nfl play erk colle player, college player, it is exciting. it is one of those things we all remember being kids and doing that. we try to give back as much as we can. >> tune in for next week's u.s. open. 7 on the par 3. eight birdies on the day

including four of the last five holes. finished with 4 under 66 and leads by one stroke at 12 under. abc 7 is your home for the finals. tomorrow night at 5:00 p.m. stay after the game. one more note about that spurs and heat game, it is changing our new cast schedule a little bit. a half hour addition of news at 4:00. and then it is after the game. after president obama's big meeting with china's new president, governor brown got a turn. why he was so excited about the introduction. new information in the santa monica shootings. police are releasing the first details about the gunman armed with 1300 rounds of ammunition. and a deadly plan. then, two bay area

good evening. i'm katie marzullo. in tonight's headlines, updating our top story, breaking news from treasure island, where this live picture shows you the lights are still out. around 9:15, a blackout hit the island, we're waiting for a call back to find out what happened and when the power might come back on. we'll tweet updates on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. a fire pushed by heavy winds in oakland destroyed one building and caused damage to another. the roof collapsed at the home that was a school. it took firefighters two hours to control the fire. today's scorching weather made life miserable for several people attending graduation

ceremonies in contra costa county. at least 25 people needed medical attention after being overcome by the heat. sunday is looking much cooler. meteorologist leigh glaser has the forecast coming up. president obama wrapped up his summit with china's new premier. cybersecurity was at the top of their agenda. abc news reporter jim avila is traveling with the president. >> reporter: as the leaders of the world's two biggest economic engines strolled among palm trees in the california desert, president obama had the difficult task of asking china not to hack american computers for corporate ideological property or defense secrets. at the same time, critics say the u.s. government is spying on its own people. >> that's a complicated and important piece of business but different from the issues of theft and hacking. >> reporter: late today, the white house released a statement from the director of national intelligence in an attempt to make it clear the administration is not hacking the servers of

facebook and yahoo! to read american e-mail. instead, the government targets foreign intelligence information concerning major foreign targets located outside the united states under court order. president obama says he's trying to strike the right balance. >> we're going to have to find ways to deal with this big data, in ways that are consistent with our values. >> reporter: president zi stayed away from the issue publicly. he's building a cult of popularity with his high profile singing wife. in their diplomatic travels before the american stop, the chinese first couple caused a sensation at home when the president opened and carried an umbrella for his glamorous wife. perhaps the only disappointment for the summit was that she was forced to kep a low profile because michelle obama staid behind in washington, there were no opportunities for a public appearance. jim avila, abc news, palm springs. governor brown met with the

chee chinese president. >> definitely mentioned the fact that there is huge capital they're looking to deploy around the world and that california would be one of the spots of focus. >> while in china, brown established the california china office of trade and investment. he's trying to attract chinese investment in the golden state's public infrastructure. we have breaking news for you now from the east bay. highway 580 is shut down just east of livermore because of a grass fire. the fire broke out about half an hour ago. smoke from the fire is obscuring visibility. firefighters report the fire is at least four acres and spreading rapidly. we'll keep an eye on it, bring

you any updates if we get them during the newscast. according to police, the man who went on a deadly rampage in southern california was a 23-year-old armed for battle. authorities say john zwari carried 1300 rounds of ammunition and several weapons when he was killed at santa monica college. a neighbor said the unemployed man lived with his mother. >> the son, the younger one, is very, very strange, howling, screaming, yell at her, mercilessly. he just is not right. my heart is breaking for her. she's out of town. she's on vacation. she's going to come back to this madness. and wonder why her house is empty. >> he killed four people and injured four others yesterday. the bodies of his father and older brother were ound found i house near the college. the man charged with the building collapse in philadelphia turned himself in

today. sean benschop was high on mare juan wi -- marijuana and had pa medication in his system. six people were killed. 13 more injured. you could help make a child's wish come true. coming up, the incredible trip two young brothers took thanks to the local make a wish foundation. the easy way you can help other children. also, a gun buyback at a bay area elementary school. what inspired the principal to come up with the idea. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. temperatures today in the 100 degree range. tomorrow, not even out of the 80s. we'll take another look at livep

an elementary school sponsored a different kind of gun buyback program in hayward today. youngsters filled a storage bin with toy guns. they each received a raffle ticket for a chance to win one of four bicycles. the principal of stroe bridge elementary school came up with the idea because he believes kids who play with toy guns may

not take real ones seriously. a hayward police officer talked with the kids about what they should do if they ever fiendnd real gun on the streets. make-a-wish greater bay area is committed to enriching the lives of children. as abc 7 news anchor amman dates tells us, there is a simple way to help the organization make these kids' dreams come true. >> reporter: alex and jordan enjoy playing in the yard like all little boys do. but their living with a life long illness. boys, 9 and 5. >> their immune system works at 30% or 40% of what our immune system works at. they're not protected against getting common illnesses like colds, flus, and it takes them longer to bounce back from having it. >> reporter: mom tracy gives the boys life saving transfusions.

>> they're similar to a blood transfusion. they pull the plasma out of the blood and give them transfusions so theyan get anti-bodies to function like normal children. >> are you nervous? >> yeah. >> no fun, is it? >> reporter: alex and jordan deal with it fairly well. but having two needles stuck in your arm each week can be a bit much. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: thanks to make-a-wish greater bay area, the boy were able to forget about their illness for a while when they had their wishes granted. alex wanted the ultimate university of colorado experience, where his parents went to school. >> i was looking forward to meeting the coach the most. >> reporter: but he got to do a whole lot more, like run on the field with ralphie, the buffalo mascot during half time and got some pretty cool gifts. >> this is a jersey that the

quarterback gave to me. >> reporter: it has his name on the back. >> l.a.x., never underestimate the heart of a buffalo. >> reporter: for jordan's wish, family went to a very special place in florida. >> it was the best place in the world. >> reporter: that would be disney world. where jordan rode splash mountain and expedition everest. >> i was tall enough to go on it. >> it is dark and black. >> reporter: were you scared? >> no. >> reporter: jordan met mickey, twice. >> i just want to go there. i want to live there. >> reporter: like alex and jordan's wishes, most wishes involve air travel, which is where you can help. >> we have been celebrating the opportunity for people to donate their miles. a great way to help make-a-wish. you have miles maybe you can get

a magazine, maybe they'll expire and to make-a-wish, they don't expire. i can combine them with other donations and i can make a wish happen. >> reporter: patricia wilson is the executive director. she says miles are just as important as cash donations because what's a wish without family to share it with. >> we send all the immediate family. and we allow them to once again be united and feel like a family. >> reporter: as a family, they made incredible memories. >> this is my grandma, my brother, and my dad. >> reporter: they were wishes that forever changed these boys' lives. >> it was everything i expected, plus it was everything more. >> both alex and jordan say their wishes help them feel cool for a change. donating airline miles to help fulfill wishes for kids is easy. you can do it from your computer. to learn more, go to

abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. we have linked the make-a-wish website to ours. a final look at the forecast with leigh glaser. hot here. what about elsewhere in. >> isolated thunderstorms back east. we're picking up the low clouds and fog off the coast. this is important because this is definitely going to drop our temperatures across the entire bay area tomorrow. travel to our midsection of the country looks a-okay, from atlanta all the way down to new orleans. that's where we're looking for the chance of isolated thunderstorms, even st. louis to chicago could possibly see some isolated thunder. st. louis, 76. 78 for chicago. 87 for denver. you check out the central valley, once again, hot there. no marine relief for fresno. 100 degrees. los angeles, 75. yosemite, 97. monterey, look for morning fog there, 62. and 87 for sacramento.

for the bay area, no 100s tomorrow, but 80s will cool things down even more so monday and tuesday. only in the 70s. and then we'll warm back up thursday, friday and saturday. follow live doppler 7 hd on twitter for the very latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shine, and get video forecast, the air alerts, power outage information and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> one of our favorite weather team members right here. thanks, leigh. and our favorite weekend sportscaster. >> thank you. thank you very much, katie. a key component to the a's

one of the toughest things to do in professional sports is change position. it is right when you have success in the situation, but josh donaldson took home a challenge and he's now an all-star candidate. we sat down with josh recently and here's his story. >> hit three fly balls to right field. that's it, well down the line. it is good. >> josh donaldson is living the dream. he started playing baseball at 6 and knew it was what he wanted to do. he played all three sports in

high school, but narrowed it down it baseball for college. >> i looked at my family, and stuff like that and i realized i wouldn't be able to make it as a football guy. baseball was my best shot. >> he was drafted by the cubs in 2007 after three years at auburn as a third baseman and traded to the a's in 2008. josh labored in the minors as a catcher and scott sizemore blew out his knee at the start of spring training and josh took over. he struggled early on, calling it the worst year of his life. but then something clicked. >> i started -- i got on a roll and i think that -- it just allowed me to relax and allow some of the potential to come out. >> that potential has exploded this season as josh is an all-star candidate. he leads the a's in batting average, hits, rbi, second in home runs and has only five errors in the field. but josh is two humble to think about being an all-star.

>> just one of those things i'm excited to be considered an all-star. there is nobody in the world except maybe my mom and my agent who thought i could ever be that -- playing great defense, swinging the bat like -- better than he's done all his life, high school maybe. he's making an all-star bid for himself right now. >> josh was raised by a single mother and wants to remember where it came from. he also gives us an example of the -- >> just to be the same person every day i like to have fun and cut up. i hit the ball in the hole, i go crazy, doing a lot of running afternoon t around the bases. i don't ever want to lose that. >> the a's have been on a tear winning 18 of the last 21. the white sox took them to the cleaners today in chicago. to the south side, tommy malone on the hill. that's not tommy. rocked by adam dunn.

435 feet was the home run. solo shot tied at one. that was the only mistake. pitched seven strong innings, struck out seven, help from his defense. check out coco crisp. then shawn doolittle gave up three runs in the eighth. two-run homer by paul konerko. giants trying to end a two-game slide against trevor cahill. hunter pence stealing third. miguel montero throws gibbs away. 1-0, giants. g-men erupt. six runs in the fourth. blanco with the ground rule double. brandon crawford scores, that makes it 5-. buster posy with a two-run bomb. johnson, 15 hits. they hold on for a 10-5 victory. blackhawks and kings. chicago win puts them in the stanley cup finals. 14 seconds away, leading 3-2. kopitar's shot is tipped in front by mike richards, ties the

game at three. we go to ot. second ot. jonathan toews and patrick cane. his third goal of the game. chicago eliminates the defending stanley cup champions with a 4-3 victory and move on to face above then in the stanley cup finals. the belmont held in new york. todd pletcher had five horses in the field. here's the call. >> palace malice inside the final 16th of the mile in the clear. oxbow and orb, and it is going to be palace malice. >> todd pletcher's palace malice at 15-1 wins the belmont stakes with mike smith aboard. >> mike, thank you. and now we have more on the breaking news we brought you in the east bay. we have video just in to our newsroom of the grass fire that has shut down westbound lanes of interstate 58 0 just east of

livermore. smoke forced the chp to close all lanes of 580 at one point. the fire broke out half an hour ago, now grown to 20 acres. we'll monitor this overnight. we'll have an update on abc 7 news beginning at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news tonight. we continue tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. for mike shumann and leigh glaser, thank you for joining us. have a great night.

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