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business. it is 10 hours ahead of schedule. good evening. i'm ama dates. abc7 news reporter is live in san francisco with the -- is live with the details. >> it shutdown wednesday night at 9:00 and it wasn't scheduled to reopen until tomorrow morning at 5:00. there were cars coming down the northbound lanes and that sign above says it all. the 280 is open now. just before 7:00 p.m. a pair of chp officers lead the first cars over the newly reopened interstate 280. crews fenned 10 hours uhy -- finished 10 hours ahead of schedule. >> we took 101 because i

didn't know it was opiate. it was open yet. >> crews worked for more than a hundred hours uninterrupted replacing a hinge that connects two sections of the freeway. the construction shutdown the northbound lanes, a headache for some. >> i hate 101. avoid it like the plague. i have been watching these signs that it was closed from the second to the seventh for weeks and weeks. finally it is open and we can come on in. >> cal trans scheduled this construction project on a long holiday week end to avoid the crush of regular weekday traffic. for san francisco residents, the shutdown is barely noticible. >> i feel a lot of people were out of town. >> crews replaced a slowly crumbling nearly 50-year-old six-inch hinge. the replacement looks like this. >> we did the first on memorial day and obviously this one on the fourth of july.

>> the specific dates and time frames over labor day weekend for that final project have yet to be determined. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> we will keep track of your morning commute on the abc7 morning news at 4:30 a.m. road construction on the davis street bridge on 880 is expected to begin in san leandro. the majority of the work will be done with lane closures and full freeway closures in both the northbound and the southbound directions. single lane closures begin tonight in the northbound lanes of 880. a full road closure begins at midnight. drivers will be detoured off 880 at davis street. new at 11:00, two women were hurt after they were hit by a car in the sunset district. it happened before 9:00 on sunset boulevard and moraga street. police say the two were in a crosswalk carrying groceries when they were hit. both were unconscious when police arrived. but police say their injuries are not life-threatening. police say other cars stopped and he didn't see the women.

police say it is likely the driver will be cited for not yielding to pedestrians. tonight residents living near the montecello fire are allowed back to their homes. it has burned 6500 acres. earlier cal fire said it has burned 7,000, but they revised the number after better mapping too. today's heat was a problem for firefighters who had to deal with the winds coming from different directions. a cal fire bulldozer rolled over while working on a steep hill. the operator was taken to the hospital. while some evacuation orders have been lifted the camp grounds are -- the camp grounds are still closed. >> coming over the hill and we have seen it come over the top really fast. >> mother nature took over and that's it. >> 1400 firefighters are battling the flames and the fire is just 30% contained. another fire burning near the

lake a is 85% contained. the fire has burned two homes and seven other buildings. cal fire reports four injuries connected with the fire. it burned 4300 acres in napa and lake counties since it started on tuesday. california's bone dry terrain is not helping firefighters. 100% of the state is suffering severe drought or worse right now. a decade's old law is drawing new criticism. it bars the public from viewing records of water wells throughout the state. only a few state officials and researchers can access this information. critics of the 63-year-old law say the information could help scientists and the water policy specialists better protect the ground water supply. there is still no rain in sight. this is a live look outside from our exploratorium camera at the bay bridge. abc7 news meteorologist is here with a first check on weather and live doppler 7hd. francis? >> ama, good evening. everyone, clouds are moving in

from the coast, but they are not going to get very far. we have high pressure over us and that brought us the very warm temperatures today. 103 in ukiah. 102 in lake port and antioch hit 99 today. 82 in san jose. but things still stayed cool at the coast with 63 in half moon bay. 66 in san francisco. we have another warm day in store for us tomorrow. when we can get some relief for the inland areas. ama? >> thank you, francis. it has been one year since the deadly crash of asiana air flight. today they are remembering the victims. three teenage students from china died. two at the scene and the third in the hospital five days later. 187 other passengers were injured when the plane clipped the sea wall and crashed and caught fire. 47-year-old eugene was on the flight and his daughter first saw pictures of the crash before knowing if her dad was

okay. >> i was praying in the back of my mind a and tried not to let the outside voices tell me my dad didn't make it. >> many people saw the crash happen from bay front park and millbrae. it is a place popular a with plane spotters. a year later the memories are hard to talk about for one pilot who didn't want to give her name. >> we saw their entire approach coming in. we saw them hit the sea wall. i thought everybody on that plane was dead. >> coming up, hear from passengers still recovering from severe injuries. and the lessons airlines and the government have learned since the crash. airfield security officers at sfo will be honored for their response to the asia a na crash. the six officers first on the scene carried victims of the crash to safety. the officers will be honored by san francisco supervisors during this tuesday's meeting. a scary close call pour passengers on two flights in barcelona. look at this video.

you can see a plane from argentina crossing the runway as a russian plane is coming in to land. the pilot quickly pulled up averting a disaster. the plane landed safely on the second attempt and the other plane took off heading to by bough wean knows air reece. police are investigating a shooting. officers arrived to find two victims suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. emergency crews transported the two to the hospital one with life-threatening injuries. a san rafael man is in jail tonight accused of sexually abusing an underaged novato teen the last three years. officers arrested hernandez this more this -- this morning. he was spotted to meet with the female victim. hernandez may have started abusing the girl when she was just 13. the former assembly speaker wants a recount in the primary race for state controller. the california democrat came

in second behind san francisco's betty ye who is a board of equalization member. she had just 5 a 81 votes more than him. she is seeking recounts in 15 california counties. the winner will face the republican mayor in november. police are searching for a missing elderly man with dementia. the 80 a 6-year-old -- the 86-year-old was last seen near market and seventh streets. he was wearing a green baseball cap with alaska written on it a brown blazer and shoes and gray pants and may have a red walker that converts into a seat. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, the new security rules on international flights. why you will want to make sure you always have the charger handy. plus, more problems on the set of "star wars" outside of london. the new delay in filming. >> i was staring at the shark eyeball to eyeball. literally right here. >> the swimmer who survived a shark attack talks about his

terrifying experience when abc7 news at 11:00 continues.

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they won't be allowed on the flight. >> he looks like a typical tourist, only he is a well seasoned business traveler. security at london's heathrow airport asked them to do something he has never done before. anyone with a direct flight from certain overseas airports to the united states may have to power up all electronic devices including cell phones before they clear security. the tsa released a steament -- the tsa released a statement that says it will not be allowed on the aircraft. this change comes after deepening concern by the department of homeland security that terrorists in syria and yemen who were responsible for the failed underwear bomb in 2009 are trying to develop a new generation of bombs that could be carried on to flights. routers is reportingish ifs will especially be looking at apple iphones and the samsung galaxies. >> whatever has to be done for security. >> the tsa will not conduct

the actual screenings, but they say the uk, france and germany have all agreed to the new prot cal. the specific list was not released but london heathrow and charles degaulle are expected to be included. passengers feel abandoning a dead electronic device will be on convenience. >> we will have a lot of unhappy customers and passengers. >> many will turn on their phone for screening. >> it is a good idea if it is for the benefit of everybody. we all know what happened on 9/11 and we certainly don't want that to happen again. >> the change will not impact anyone flying domestically. at sfo, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. starting today your money is no good at parking meters around most of san francisco on sundays. as of today meters will only be enforced monday through saturdays. some drivers forgot today was the first day they didn't have to pay and others say they are only willing to look for a spot for so long. >> the time looking for spots. if you know you are going to

get a spot at the garage, right? >> matter of fact i forgot that today was the first day and i would have parked in the street had i known. >> you will still have to feed the meters operated by the port of san francisco and fisherman's wharf as a well as around a at&t park during special events including of course giants' games. we are in the last few hours of a police crackdown of drunk drivers over the holiday weekend. in santa clara county police and deputies arrested 33 drivers for dui. according to the chp there have been 167dui arrests in the bay area this weekend. statewide they are reporting nearly 1200 arrests. tomorrow the california highway patrol will open a four-day application period for people who want to be officers. applications will only be accepted on-line between 8:00 a.m. tomorrow and 5:00 p.m. on thursday. you must be a u.s. citizen and between 20 and 35 years old to apply. >> a california man and his wife are now the proud owners of a whole town. the community of harmony has

been sold for an undisclosed price. the buyers plan to restore the one block, two-acer town which -- two-acre town which dates back to the 1800's. it is now a rustic artist community. it is time to check our weather with meteorologist. how hot will it get this week? >> the heat will continue into monday. here is a look at live doppler 7 showing us a shallow marine layer. coastal clouds are trying to make their way into the bay. as we look out toward the west we can see a thin layer of clouds right now. it is currently 54 in san francisco and oakland 55. san carlos 59. san jose 63. gilroy is still at 82. half moon bay at 54. another live shot for you this time from emeryville looking out west. we are finding temperatures in the 50s in santa rosa and napa and novato. 66 in fairfield and concord and livermore. from the exploratorium, you can see the beautiful bay bridge. here is what you need to know.

overcast, fog overnight. we will see the fog develop along the coast and into some of the nearby valleys. warm to hot temperatures tomorrow. and then a cooling trend midweek. that's nice for some inland communities who are near 100 for the last couple days. the fog is trying to make its way in, but not too much. notice these high clouds coming in from the south. we will wake up to overcast conditions and temperatures in the 50s with 54 in san francisco. 55 in oakland. 59 in san jose. milder in livermore and antioch. we have this hot air mass that continues to build. notice the air is rotating clockwise. that will pull moisture from the south. we will see that in the form of high clouds. this moisture may also bring a chance of a shower and even some thunderstorms possibly in the higher elevations well east of fresno. you can see the areas with the light green. tomorrow it is going to be very warm once again. in fact, the temperatures will be similar to today's a

numbers within a degree or two. 85 in san jose and look for 92 in los gatos. lower peninsula from redwood city to mountain view. 70 power in millbrae, but still cool along the coast. 62 sunset district and 67 downtown san francisco. we will see upper 80s once again and santa rosa and sonoma and napa and hundreds in the cloverdale, clear lake and ukiah area. and also in the east bay it will be comfortable. look for the low 70s through richmond and berkeley. 75 in oakland. all wait down to low 80sin union city and fremont. inland numbers are still hot. brentwood 100, 99 antioch and 97 in livermore and concord is right around 94 degrees. here is your accu bel -- accu-weather seven-day forecast. enjoy another warm day. we will see hazy sunshine. a wide range of temperatures on tuesday.

definitely cooling down through the workweek. that's good news for those guys who just don't want the hundred degree temperatures anymore. >> thank you, francis. all right, we have colin in for shu tonight and our local teams will be facing each other tomorrow. >> tomorrow and both coming in hot. it will make for a really good series, a heated one. the a's and giants start a four-game set tomorrow. both teams feeling good about themselves. after a this weekend timmy's ownership of san diego continues and the latest

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impressed she with his new teammates. the feeling is mutual in his a's debut. he played college football and what a first impression for him. fourth inning against toronto. the first of the 5k's.

an r.b.i single to right. following with another r.b.i single to right. 3-0 oakland. he saved his best for last. the seventh inning was the final one. he strikes out the side and one run allowed on four hits. 75 pitches for strikes. welcome to oakland. he gets the win and the a's complete a four-game sweep. >> my kind of guy. i think anytime i have ever been broken down with my personality and everything, my problem was i was a little too cocky and too emotional and i look around the locker room and i say hey, these guys fit me perfectly. i have only seen 14 innings of it. >> perfect match. allstar team announced after the game. the a's six representatives heading to minneapolis in a

week. josh donaldson will start at third. derrick norris and brandon moss. he made it to the nl. the giants and padres and tim lincecum versus san diego and that equals a mismatch. he makes him look foolish in the second offensively timmy gets run support today. a double home and hunter pense for the lead in the third. it is 3-0 giants. timmy no hit the padres about 11 days ago. six and a third with six strikeouts allowing three hits. this was one of them. conrad takes him deep and out. lincecum's score less streak and the giants with the win 5-3 and they take out two outs in the series. as for the allstar representatives for the giants, no buster posey and no tim hudson, but madison bumgarner and hunter pense

make the nl roster. the sabercats get another crown and at wimbledon, novak djokovic is reduced to tears. who is -- whose are happy

ancient by tennis standards, and yet here he is trying to prove the naysayers wrong. three straight losses in major finals and fed was down after one. he rips off five straight games. novak serving it 6-5 and goes on to a decisive fifth set where djokovic played a fantastic 10th game to break the seven-time champ. double match point. the second wimbledon title and eating some grass. that's how you celebrate.

also his seventh major title for the serve. the final round of the breen briar -- green briar classic in west virginia. two-time major champion angel cabrera. and the eagle, it has landed. cabrera, a second consecutive six under 64 and 16 under par and it is good for a two-stroke victory over george mcneil. that's a kiss fan. it is the arena league's kiss. clinching their 9 ath title in l.a. the defense causes three turnovers. 34 yards the other way. nathan stanley six touchdown passes. 16 yards there and 315 pounds. stage two of the tour de france in england. 125-mile ride through the countryside. get that camera out of my

face. the italian with a a one-man breakaway toward the end. it was pretty cool. just give me that teddy bear and i will be okay. in the second half we will hear from the a's players and their allstar selections. candid about his world cup miss. >> thank you, colin. one year ago one of the worst tragedies in sfo's history. the lessons learned since flight 214. and big delays in cleaning up a derailed train in montana. why it is taking so long. and a shark attack in southern california. what some beachgoers want to see changed to make the water safer. stay with us. we will be right back.

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i'm ama dates. in today's headlines, northbound 280 has reopened 10 hours ahead of schedule. the stretch of freeway opened at 7:00 as they reopened a hick connecting two parts of the freeway. two women were taken to the hospital after they were hit by a car in san francisco's sunset district. they were at a crosswalk at the time. the driver told police others cars were stopped and he didn't see the women. people living near the montecello county in yolo county are allowed back in. three people have been injured including one firefighter hurt when a bulldozer tipped over while digging a fire line. today marks one year since

asiana airlines flight 214 slammed into the sea wall at sfo. three people were killed. today passengers and their families said the memory is still hard to think about. the tragedy has since prompted a sharp examination of pilot training and emergency response to disasters. abc7 news reporter eric thomas takes a look back. >> asiana flight 214 came in for a landing at sfo just before 11:30 in the morning. it crashed with 291 passengers and 16 crew members. >> the communication from the tower was alert 3, alert 3, pdane crash, plane crash. >> emergency crews jumped into action at the airport. >> by the time we removed the final victim the conditions were the fire was banking down on us and we had heavy black smoke. >> at san francisco general hospital dr. mary margaret knudson was preparing to be inundated with severely

injured patients. >> as i ran down to the emergency room two of the critical people, the initial ones, were actually passing me going into the trauma bay. >> the 181 passengers suffered some kind of injury and only 12 considered critical. >> you think you are ready and you walk down and you see this enormous -- the vats are unfolding in front of you. you have to take your own pulse for a second. >> only two passengers died at the crash scene. both high school students from china. one was run over twice by a san francisco fire department crew. a third person died in the hospital several days later. among those passengers on board that day, joan and her husband. shortly after the crash they spoke with kristen sze. they told her they were traveling to san francisco from shanghai on their dream vacation. >> "we suddenly crashed and i

thought, today i will probably die here. we impacted hard. everything shook and things fell down. all of the lights went out." >> she broke down and unable to describe that day. he took this video and watched emergency crews treat his wife. she fractured her ankle. a ct scan showed massive bleeding on her brain. surgeons removed part of her skull to relief the -- relieve the pressure. they are back in shanghai and shared this photo. he writes "my wife has been in rehabilitation and the brian injury is also recovering." though he still struggles with memories of that day she has returned to work part-time. like many of the passengers injured in the asiana crash, the couple is now waiting for multiple lawsuits to be settled. different lawyers filed cases for all but a hundred passengers.

they are the makers of an flattable slide that -- of an inflatable slide that declined to crash. that by the u.s. department of transportation by providing inadequate aid to crash victims' families. in late june the national transportation safety board released its final report on the crash along a with this animation showing how the pilots made 30 errors that lead to the accident. >> in this instance they relied on over automated systems they did not fully understand. as a result they flew too low and too slow and collided with the sea wall at the end of the runway. >> the ntsb cited contributing factors as well as the complexity of boeing's auto throttle which it says was inadequately described in its training and operational manuals. the airline believes multiple phakers are to -- factors are to blame for the crash. >> there is a finding that may be reassuring to many fliers. seatbelts saved hundreds of

lives. two of the three victims killed in the crash were not buckled in and they were ejected from the aircraft. eric thomas, abc7 news. >> removing three few sill lodges from a river in montana could take days. a train derailed on thursday and the train carried six fuselages and three others also fell off, but stayed on land. the fuselages were traveling from a plant in kansas to a boeing facility in washington state. progress of the clean up has been slow because of the machinery necessary to pull the few fuselages up that steep bank. a florida teen walked out of an israeli court today and into house arrest at his uncle's jerusalem home. 15-year-old -- the 15-year-old was in jail for three days without charges after being beaten by israeli police. he will remain on house arrest for nine days and then return to his parents' florida home on the 16th.

>> how do you feel after being in the prison? >> what happened to your face? >> he brutally hit me. >> they attacked police with molotov cocktails during an unruly protest on thursday. the clashes followed the murder of his 16-year-old cousin in a revenge attack by extremists for the recent killing of three israeli teens. several suspects were arrested overnight in connection with his cousin's death. just ahead, hidden cash returns. where hundreds of dollars was hidden this weekend. >> just thrashing trying to bite into me. >> the survivor of a shark attack at a southern california beach shares his story. >> and in the accu-weather center, another warm day tomorrow and a lot of folks are heading to the giants and a's game at the coliseum. so i will let you know what to expect there and i will have your accu-weather seven-day forecast.

the shark attack off the coast of manhattan beach. >> the terrifying first moment when's a 40-year-old man swam right into the path of the great white.

today was just one day after the attack. swimmers and surfers are diving back into the ocean. here is nick watt. >> this is a moment a great white shark sunk its teeth into steve robles. the long distance swimmer nearing the end of an early morning dip. today he showed us the wound from those jaws. >> right when it bit right into my chest, you can just hear everything crunch. i was staring at the shark eyeball to eyeball, literally like right here. it was the most frighten thing thing -- frightening thing. looking eye to eye with this thing on your chest. >> what was the look in his eye? i mean -- >> just a dead look. it is just this blank dead stair in its eye looking at you while it is biting you. it is scary. >> the shark a seven or eight-foot juvenile was hooked by a fisherman and fought for

40 minutes when robles swam into the angry shark a's path. steve robles doesn't blame the shark. he blamed the fisherman who hooked the shark and got it mad and many agree with him. many were back in the water enjoying the holiday weekend with perhaps one eye on the deep. >> if i was that shark i would be afraid too. it sounds like out of fear he attacked the person because he was scared for his life. maybe we should do something about that. >> it shouldn't be allowed. i think it should be banned. >> i swam in that ocean my entire life and nothing close to this has ever happened. >> and maybe this is -- >> it was a guy that was agitating that shark that caused all of this. i just got really lucky. i mean, i'm getting a second chance. i'm thanking god he gave me

this second chance. that's what it was. >> we will hear more from steve robles tomorrow morning on ""good morning america"" from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. a different scene at a san diego beach. lots of people searching for hidden cash. people tweeted after finding their hidden treasure in pez dispensers buried in the sand. anywhere from $50 to $100 was found at coronado and pacific beach. hidden cash says fresno is the next stop tomorrow. a cash slump at the box office. in fact, it was the worst fourth of july weekend since "adventures in baby-sitting." "transformers, age of distinction" came in second. sales dropped from last weekend. in second place "tammy" and horror movie" deliver us from evil" and "22 jump street." a slow down on the set of the new "star wars" film. production will be suspended for two weeks in august because of harrison ford's

recent injury. he broke his leg during the filming of the sequel outside of london. episode seven is on track to wrap up in the fall and be released in december of 2015. one last check in our weather as we go into the workweek. hi, francis. >> hi, ama. fog at the coast and that's what we see with live doppler 7hd trying to make its way in. thunderstorm activity in parts of the midwest. fargo and minute -- fargo minneapolis 81. look for storms going toward new york and boston. the temperatures will be quite warm. 92 in new york and 86 in boston. the thunderstorms are expected on tuesday. hot air as well in phoenix and that is driving hot temperatures in california where we are seeing lots of hundreds through the central valley. 107 in chico and 107 in fresno and 109 palm springs and some possible thunderstorm activity as a well in the higher elevations of central california. highs tomorrow are similar to today. warm to hot once again.

67 in san francisco and that's cooler at the coast. 75 in oakland and 99 in antioch and 101 in clear lake. if you are headed to the bay bridge series game tomorrow, it is going to be in the mid60s when it starts. below 60 at the end. it is going to cool down throughout the workweek. >> all right. thank you so much, francis. colin is here with sports. the a's and the allstar break? >> this will be a good game. i mean, half of the team is made up of a's basically. that's pretty impressive. the a's haven't had this many all stars in 39 years. we will head to minneapolis in we will head to minneapolis in a week from now. star command, i'm detecting.ss of happiness. ...and the speed readings are off the chart! paradise found!

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without them. as good as you are you can always get better. dominant in his a's debut. playing college football and he took the field in south bend. what a first impression he made today. first of his five strikeouts. an r.b.i single and followed with an r.b.i single. it is 3-0 oakland. seventh inning and this is his final inning of the game and he struck out the side. just one run allowed on four hits. 75 strikes out of 108 pitches. welcome to oakland. he gets the win and the a's

complete the four-game swing. 4-2 the final. >> surprisingly i slept well. i was tired from that 18-hour trip out here from dc. i slept all right. i woke up and i was just excited. i am used to get together field and having to hit and take bp. i will have to adjust my clock. >> i think he took a plane and a train and an automobile. >> you are right. >> six a's players heading to the midsummer classic. josh donaldson will start at second base. cespedes is also on the al roster. finding out you have made an allstar team especially for the first time is a special moment. and doolittle almost missed it. >> i was in the weight room doing my warm ups heading out for stretch. when i came back in i was just going to throw on my spikes and head out to stretch. the double doors to the locker room was locked and i was knocking on them and nobody was opening them up on the inside.

diswas a good thing -- it was a good thing that bob -- the order he did it in, i was the last he named or i would have missed that too. i am glad somebody opened the door. >> i felt it was very deserving and it is a special moment for each and every one of us. i have been saying this for years. we have had guys on this team that are very talented eventually you are going to see the hard work we have put in paid off. >> nothing in this group was taken for granted and nothing was promised. we all worked extremely hard to have this opportunity. >> it is safe to say tim lincecum owns the san diego padres at this point, right? he said today he is pitching with more confidence than he has in three years. offensively timmy getting some run support. doubling home hunter pen se and two batters later and an r.b.i single to left.

3-0 giants. timmy no hit the padres 11 days ago. six and a third. he allowed three hits and this was one of them. conrad takes him deep over the wall. lincecum's score less streak comes to an end. the giants win game five 2-3. their allstar representative bumgarner and hunter pense but left off buster posey and tim hudson. don't be surprised if huddy gets in as a replacement. he is not afraid of the moment whether successful or not. he returned to practice for the san jose earthquakes three days after missing what could have been a game winning goal against belgium in the world cup. the question was asked in a myriad of ways. >> it is just one of those driving forces that will keep me pushing during all seasons and hard times where we go back to that and really push through it. i don't want that feeling again. being a stryker and it will

happen again. i will miss another goal. i will also score another one. it is one of those things where i really do wish i had it back. i played it over and over. it is what it is. >> spiking of the world cup, play continues on tuesday with the first of two semifinals. germany and the host nation brazil at 1:00 on espn. thunder, rain and lightning postponed yesterday's nascar coke zero 400. kasey kahne gets loose and that always spells trouble, especially when you have about 40 cars. that's a 26-car pile up. earlier in the race there was a 16-car wreck. three red flags at daytona. lap 112 and armarola was the leader and so he collects his first sprint cup win. nascar in daytona this time of the year, you never know what will happen, especially with hurricane arthur. a lot of inclement weather over there. they finally got it in, but delayed jie. thank you so much, colin. and thank you for joining us. that is it for tonight.

abc7 news does continue tomorrow morning at 4:30. i'm a a a ma dates. for colin rush and francis and mike shumann who is off here at a a bc7 news, thank you for joining us. the news continues on-line on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. don't for debt 280 north, the connector area, is now open ahead of schedule. have a great night, everyone. see you tomorrow.

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