it is saturday april 22nd, good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's lisa argen, she is tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> hi, chris. notice the northern part of the bay looking at clouds or sprifrgles. elsewhere, it's clear, temperatures are on the cool side. as we check out the perspective from live doppler 7 and widen the view, you notice the activities, the cloud cover and sprinkles, we will be left with high clouds, making for a nice sunrise, low 50s in san francisco and san jose. oakland 51. 47 in gilroy. 43 in half moon bay, from our roof camera, you can see the high clouds there. 46 in novato. 45 in livermore. if you are headed out early, your earth planner calls for numbers in the 60s.

mainly by noon time. a mild afternoon with low 70 in our inland valleys, 60s and breezy at the coast, chris. >> lisa, thank you. the time now approaching 6:o 1 on our saturday morning. passengers at sfo came to the defense after a tearful number after theyay a flight attendant nearly whacked her baby with a stroller. in this case there has been a much quicker response than the airlines involved over what could have become an international incident. abc 7 news anchor explains. >> reporter: a mother holding her baby openly wept in front of an american ierls plane full of xaengss waiting to leave sfo. passengers came to her defense after they say a flight attendant violently grabbed her stroller, hitting her, just missing one of her children. >> very upset. the flight attendant yanked it,

pulled it up. violently yanked it and stormed off the plane with it. >> reporter: he took the video and this picture which appears to show the woman and her children being escorted a off the plane. passengers say they were traveling from argentina, she may not have understood instructions to check the stroller at the gate. she stood there in tear, one man's anger escalated. >> hey, bud, you do that to me, i'll knock you on your pleep pleep. >> the tension builds a it is employee appeared to edge him on into a fight. >> he explains why he got involved. >> that baby almost got hurt. >> that fired me up. so that was it. i don't want to make a big deal about it. >> reporter: they removed the employee from duty. in a statement the spokes woman says, what we see on this video does not reflect our values or how we care for our customers. we are deeply sorry for the pain we have caused this passenger and her family and to any other

customers affected by the incident. >> american airlines allows one stroller to be checkled at the gate for free. passengers cannot take strollers onto the plane. the spokes woman for american says the airline upgraded the woman and her family on the next flight, where the crew took special care of them. if you want to watch that video from inside the plane in its entirety, go to our abc 7 news app or abc 7 news.com, in san francisco, power has been fully restored after an outage shut down a large portion of the city. it affected 88,000 customers. it all started at a pg & e substation at larkin and eddie. sky 7 was above the station. a circuit failed and shut down the power. electricity did not return to many customers until 5:00 last

night. drivers struggled throughout the day as 300 traffic lights went out in the city. you can imagine, it was one of the many problems caused by the outage. abc 7 news has the story. >> reporter: the street lights are reset, businesses are open again, there is still fallout from the power out annual. at schroeders down town, there were plenty of elderly. >> this evening has been slower than usual, especially for a friday. >> reporter: rush hour traffic was lighter than usual, because so many people left early. ? i could basically go home. i went home and it was still out. >> reporter: no power at home, she brought friends to a restaurant in the marina, which was closed. some of her neighbors made the best of it. >> we decided, okay, wwill not get much done today, it's a beautiful day. let's make a picnic and go to the beach. >> today was a san francisco snow day. that meant that you couldn't get

a school. you couldn't do normal things. >> reporter: her son and his friends did go to school but got out early. >> did you still have class? >> not exactly. we didn't sister to do any work today. >> if you go to the restaurant, there is no light, so we had to use this freaky candles. >> speaking of bathrooms, it helps to have a big purse and a plan. >> i brought my proceed dryer and curling iron to the office. >> reporter: stalled elevators were another problem. san francisco fire crews responded to 41 elevator rescue calls. the wower outage stranded two window washers at 650 camp. street. their platform was stuck when the electricity went out. they were stranded for several hours suspended above the street t. workers were eventually rescued and are doing oka

>> bart passengers were left in the dark at the montgomery street station when the outage first hit. train service was running but the lights went out and escalators stopped running. bart officials closed the station as a precaution until generators were brought in. st. francis hospital and california pacific medical center remained opened but with limited services. both have emergency generators running. st. francis finished generators under way. cpmc performed only ergency surgeries. no there was one upside to yesterday's mess. tourists found it easier to take selfies on the cable cars within they weren't moving. the tracks are fine, without traffic signals the cable cars aren't safe to operate. push alerts on the power out annual all day long. even people who didn't have power could receive them and get the updates. to get break news where you

live, download the apps as push alerts. an outrageous robbery at a walnut creek store. the owner was maced and pulled his gun. multiple cameras caught the robbers in action. >> thursday at noon this watch shop owner was behind the counter when three men in construction gear came in. one with a clip board telling him they needed to him sign off on some electrical wor the owner and a customer were sprayed with mace, almost simultaneously as a suspect suspect smashed a case and passed watches to another outside with a backpack. >> the owner, i began to rush him and he fled quickly. >> it was three suspects, three

plaque male adults in construction attire. >> they waited until, beingifies and they came up, hey, you know, really casual, really playing the part. it's almost like lifetime criminal. they're good at what they do. >> reporter: police say all three drove off in this mu model challenger with paper plates. investigators are looking into any possible connections. they believe this man came into case the store a week ago. >> that customer you saw cringing on the floor, right after the robbery, he ended up buying the watch he was shopping for. in walnut creek, abc 7 news. >> the man accused of killing several people has been deemed mentally competent to stand trial. he has been charged in the 2012 mass shooting at oikos

university. it was put on hold indefinitely after a judge determined he had a mental illness. he will be back in court wednesday. in berkeley, they called off a massive search for a man reported to be armed with a gun. sky 7 was over the neighborhood just west of martin luther king park as officers went from yard to yard. they had their guns drawn and use k-9s. however, they did not find the man. new details about the former teacher in richmond. our media partner the east bay times, reports he was sentenced to 931 years in prison. he taught at making waves academy and founded a youth program, where he took 11 and 12-year-old boys and molested them. the judge ordered him to pay $1 million in restitution to each of the 15 victims. this morning, a san jose teacher is facing child important

charges. authorities say they found images on 41-year-old john hayden's home computer. hayden was arrested at pioneer high school where she a teacher. police say he has no prior record of inappropriate conduct. thatry investigating his previous employment to make shoo you are there is no other possible police activity. police have arrested someone in a san francisco opera house earlier this month. eight computers were stolen from the officers on april 6th. san francisco police arrested albert brown last week. they have not released a booking photograph, nor have they recovered the computers. all right, it is still 10 past the hour on our saturday morning. lisa, a beautiful, the sun is getting ready to rise, you see that shot behind us, it is so nice. >> a few high clouds adding to the drama out there. more clouds in the north bay. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s right here, 53 in the city. 52 in concord.

but low 40s at the coast. so we're looking at some breezy winds later on this afternoon to pick up as a system moves through and that will allow for a different second half as the weekend, we'll explain in a few. also ahead, how this officer in southern california is proming change in her police department. >> reporter: i'm at silicon valley comic con. i looked for and wide to find the best escort to show me, i think i found the right guy, chewy, what do you think? >> grrrr. >> all righ

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>> new this morning, the san diego police department's first transgender officer is opening up about her experience as a cop. christine garcia was born christopher, got married and had two kids. but two years ago, garcia transitioned from male to dpe mail. she says her fellow officers and her wife have been supported. they've have new policies including using the pronoun they identify with and the name they want not listed on their cell phone. they have people to call to report hate crimes. >> you don't feel comfortable reporting to politician. i have responded at home to take a report of hate crimes to talk to them about complaints they've had against other officers.

i dream of the day i don't use the cell phone. >> garcia will be honored next month at san diego's lbgt center. sky shows a terrifying moment in san francisco yesterday. take a look a. man slipped down a cliffed a china beach and couldn't get back up. he barely hung on. you see him put in a harness and lifted away. he refused treatment for his minor injuries. a san francisco start-up that promised to shrink your wallet shut down. company video shows their product. you see it here on the screen, it looked like regular credit card that can hold up to 20 cards in one place. the company was not able to fill orders to keep going in addition to the march for science in san

francisco, uc berkeley i holding a stand up for for swiens. most told us they were concerned with what they see in washington. they believe they can make the a difference. >> especially with the political climate going on. being someone who is studying environmental biology here at uc berkeley, i feel in some way i can like be a part of the larger picture. >> the stand up for science rally begins at 11:00 a.m. t. march starts at noon. happening now, stage four of a major highway overpass on the peninsula. cal-trans closed highway 10 this will allow crews to build new detours. the overpass will make it easier to get to downtown

burrellinggame. abc news will work to replao reo bridge collapse, it caved in during the storms more than three months ago. getting e crews out there wasn't easy. they had to ensure fish could still pass through. >> that will cause close to $3 million. it should be done at the end of june. from "star wars" to "star trek" and everything in between the silicon valley comic con did not disappoint. the main attraction was captain kirk, william shatne >> reporter: william shatner is the comedian of comic con. fans raised serious questions got answers like this.

>> do have you offers and possibilities? >> no offers! nobody's offered me a thing. >> reporter: don't let him tool you. the 86-year-old starts filming a new movie on monday. >> he really loves interacting with the audience, he's really good with everyone. >> reporter: meantime a universe across the street. >> the star track fans are the best people in the world. >> reporter: shatner's former co-star michelle nichols thought she'd take a break on him. >> go in and sneak into the frontrow. >> reporter: she would have left behind disappointed fans. it's not just the celebrities and iconic characters that attract people to this comic con. >> it's a community. >> as far as the phantom is, is something i can get here. i can't get out of a lot of other shows. >> visitors are family friendly. there is something for

everybody. >> the fun continues throughout the weekend. in san jose abc 7 news. >> we have a weak cold front. here is live doppler a drizzle here. light passing shower. you notice the merge pushing into northern california. the tail end falls apart in the north bay. we are going to see clouds. you will notice the low cloud cover here. right on q 53 san francisco, it's 52 in san w pretty cool there. winds not much of a factor. later on today, those northwest winds will be up to 20, maybe a little stronger throughout the afternoon, breezy, we'll see

extra cloud cover right now wind are 25 miles per hour. keep that in mind if you are out for a bike ride. 46 in novato. have in concord. so as we look at this shot, we should stop down a little on that lane, a little over exposed. looking at a cooling trend this weektd, isolated sprinkles along the north bay coast. you saw some from radar perspective. looking at the possibility of light rain next week. i'm show you to you in a few minutes. here's a few little areas of drizzle throughout the morning hours. we go to the afternoon. we got high clouds, sunshine, a midst of high clouds, milder temperatures. tomorrow the clouds get scoured out.

northwesterly winds. we are much, mump cooler. here's 100 sunday afternoon, it's sunny. highs are at least 10 degrees cooler out there. a big change, this sets the stage for a cooler week ahead. then we will add clouds to this as we go into monday. you will notice to the north, 7:00 monday morning, precip to the north. it should stay in the north bay. we're not ruling it out highs today. 73. should be about 71 with the pack annual of those weak frandz we look at temperatures cooling off. livermore a. high of 71. if you are headed to the east bay today, maybe a light jacket. 64, mid-60s by about 4:00. so 60s and 70s, breezy. tomorrow, sunnier, cooler.

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and creamy cheesecakes. fiber one, . good morning, everyone, i'm chris nguyen. we start this half hour with a quick look alt the weather. >> lisa argen is tracking the conditions where you live. >> we can see a little cloud cover and a little bit of green right there. it's up in the north bay as we go in closer from hillsboro, maybe a few sprinkles. overall, the system is falling apart. it's riding to the north. 51 in oakland, 50 if hayward. we will be looking at not only the high clouds today, still a mild afternoon, by noontime, it's in the 60s for this earth day, except along the coast. the winds will increase. we see a mild afternoon, from

the bay to our inld valleys. so enjoy the milder weather, cooler air is on the way for the second half of your weekend. it will last through much of the upcoming workweek. i'll explain in a few minutes. lisa, thank you. president trump is closing in on his first 100 days in office. with a milestone a week away from today, president trump is pushing for action on a health care deem and promising to unveil a massive tax cut package, abc chief correspondent jonathan carl has more. >> reporter: president trump was greeted with cheers as we walked into the treasury department. he was there to sign yet another executive order designed to cut regulations, he also dropped this surprise. >> we will be having a big announcement on wednesday, having to do with tax reform. >> reporter: the president tells a.p. he will propose a massive tax cut, adding he believes it will be bigger than any tax cut ever. this comes as the president

nears a key milestone, his first 100 days in office. during the campaign, he made big promises about those first 100 days. >> just think about what we can accomplish in the first 100 days, it's a set of promises for what i'll do in my first 100 days. my reform plan will lift millions out of poverty, raise wages dramatically and create at least 25 million you jobs in ten years. and we can enact the whole plan in our first 100 days. >> reporter: there have been accomplishments. he slashed regulation, he has a supreme court justice confirmed. but this president hadn't managed to get congress to pass any major bill yet. his effort toass health care earlier fail, his travel ban as bn blocked by the cou ban and there is still no movement on that border wall. now, trump is down playing the 100 day marker, tweeting about what he called the ridiculous

standard of the first 100 days. >> this white house is going to be pressured by artificial deadlines. >> reporter: still trump clearly has his eye on the calendar. >> no administration has accomplished more in the first 90 days. >> and in his final week, he is trying to put points on the board, not only is he promising to release a plan for that big tax cut, impacting both individuals and businesses, the white house is trying to revive health care. senior administration officials say they believe a revised bill could pass the house as early as next week. >> thank you, folks. jonathan carl, abc news the white house. new this morning, vice president mike pence is in australia where he said the u.s. would honor a refugee deal made with the country in the closing days of the obamaed a min

strang administration. president trump made it clear he will honor the agreement. it doesn't mean he admires the agreement. looking back on the last administration, the predent has never been shy about expressing information about other agreements. >> the president called the deal du dumb. under the agreement, they would take 1,200 refugees australia houses in detention camps. many of those refugees are from iran. reuters reports in return australia would resettle refugees from guatemala, hon du honduras and el salvador. attorneys are drafting a lawsuit against uc berkeley after the university said it did not have a secure venue for anne coulter. abc 7 reporter has the latest. >> reporter: the attorney says the lawsuit her firm is filing against uc berkeley is not about money or anne coulter. >> this is about berkeley's

persistent refusal to honor the constitution when it comes to conservative speech on campus. >> reporter: dylan says this is the third incident of brkly can selling -- berkeley speakers. in a letter the legal counsel says they have chance cemented coulter's april 27th visit, the university proposed a may secretary alternative, a date could you estimateer says she is not available. >> they permit limited use of its space for certain viewpoints, it is required under the constitution to provide equal access to other groups report. republicans an young america's foundationuprt legal action a. third group that initially invited coulter,e bridg usa does not. >> to take this to court when they're trying, at least making some efforts, is not the right

solution. >> reporter: in its letter the university says its actions have been wholly consistent with its obligations under the constitution to protect free speech rights and safety and security of the university community. in berkeley, melly woodrow, abc 7 news. controversial conservative commentator milo yanopoluos is planning a free speech week. he says we will hold talks and rallies and throw massive parties, all nl in the name of free expression and the first amendment. he was scheduled to speak at uc berkeley in fetch t. university chance emed the event because of violent protests. he promised to release details in the next few weeks. a number of san francisco firefighters and community members will participate in today's annual nert training.

nert stands for neighborhood emergency response team. volunteers will set up command centers and other disaster response skills. today's training starts at 9:00 this morning at marina middle school. college students can now buy emergency contraception as easily as a can of soda. they arrived in the recreation center at uc davis earlier this month. it offers tam upons,ed a victim, pregnancy tests, condoms and plan b, often called the morning after pim. it's the result of two years of hard work by former uc davis senator. i'm more skeptical and negativity i got, like it's not going to happen kind of pushed me more. >> under the obama administration in 2013, plan b became available to women of all ages without a prescription. davis is one of the handful of campuses nationwide to have there kind of access to emergency contraception.

happening now, the california dental association is holding a free dental clinic this weekend. patients seen on a first come, first serve basis. services include fillings, cleaning, root canals and help health care t. foundation expects to serb about 2,000 people over the course of two days. doors open at 5:30 this morning and will open the same time tomorrow at the san mateo events center. still ahead on abc 7 morning. you already know the bay area commute can be very stressful, but did you know it could also affect your life span? who is most at risk neighborhood, first as we head to break, here's a live look outside from our mount tam camera.

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today is earth day. if you are looking to celebrate mother earth. you might want to head to the john muir house in martinez. muir famously took teddy roosevelt camp income yosemite is believed to be the father of environmentalism. he raised his family and did much of his writing at the martinez home. today's earthday celebrations begins at 10:00 a.m.. weather wise, it's not looking too bad out there. >> good morning, everyone. a weak weather system to the north. you see all that cloud cover

even a few sprinkles. it is in the 40s. 52 in concord. the cloud the wind and the chance of rain that's all in the week ahead coming up in a few minutes. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead the giants on the wrong end of history in denver. something that hasn't happened pg&e learned a tragic lessone can never forget.

this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never benough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation.

good morning, everyone, here's a live look outside from our tower camera. you can see some of the cloud cover out there. but the golden gate bridge in the distance. at least that's invisible, right? sun is out. we will check our forecast from our meteorologist in a bit. in sports, a big night ahead for bay area sports vans the agt the trail plsers.lead tonight golden state, tip-off is at 7:30 tonight. can you watch the game on our sister network espn. the sharks are fighting for survival in game six of the playoff series against edmonton oilers lead the games three games to two. later today the giants will send matt moo to the mound against the rockies in denver, hoping to snap a two-game losing streak.

yesterday the team announced bad news about madison bumgaertner. here's larry biel with the details in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody, terrible news for the giants. their star pitcher madison bumgaertner, he has a sprained shoulder and bruised ribs. the manager said if he was there, there was no way he would let him on that bike but he wasn't there. giants and rockies, c'mon, why is mama? i need mama. johnny cueto has never given up a grand slam until rockies go ahead 4-3. later in the fourth. two outs. hunter pence, slips, loses it in the lights, inside-the-park home run. 6-3 rocks, the first time since the team had a grand slam inside

the park in the same inning. top 5 brandon beller, gets one back. his fourth of the year t. giants lose 6-5. have the worst in the leak. chicken and waffles? yummy? as and mariners play. kieler seiger throws it. as down 1-zip. trevor plugh. home run 100. the bottom of the 6th. on the other hand alonsz, way out yonder to xfinity and beyond. the as win a fourth straight by a score of 3-1. kevin durant remains questionable for the playoff series tonight in portland. he's frustrated right now. came back with a knee injury. now he is out again with a

strained california. durant wants to play, knows in the long run, better safe than sorr sorry. >> i still am hopefully going to play soon. i got on the court today, so it's not the end of the world. i want to be out there. it's not life or death. it's not career threatening. >> game three clippers and in the second half the status unclear, gordon hayward, destroying people, showing up, angrily, utah was up as many as 14 on the home court. chris palm, 23 of his 34, huge pockets, behind the back and to the rack. clippers win it. they take a 2-1 series lead. that's a wrap. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry beam. >> good saturday morning. we have a very weak system to the north of us that's pushing

through cloverdale, santa rosa, ma ib a few light sprinkles. this is live doppler 7. you can see the returns are being picked up here a. lot of cloud cover north of marin county. so really some is not reaching the ground. so maybe a renegade sprinkle. a light shower down through highway 101 in santa rosa. overall, as we put the radar composite together, you notice this system is weak. it's in extreme northern california. it's falling apart before it reaches the bay area. with that, we will have the winds pick up. a sparkling view of emeryville, we got sunshine and temperatures in the low 50s from oakland to san francisco and san jose, 45 in gilroy. 43 in halfmoon bay, 51 degrees, and from our east bay hills camera, nice and sunny for you, triumphs today will be in the 70s formost of you in our inland east bay, enjoy it, numbers dropping tomorrow and the cooler

weather will take place not only for the second half of your weekend but it looks like to last for much of the workweek coming up. 47 in santa rosa, 51 by the deltas, 52 in concord with 45 in livermore, finally, a nice view from our tower cam at the golden gate bridge, low clouds. you can see the gy sky in the distance a. cooling trend,oday the two isolated sprinkles. of we saw some in the north bay, then in the week ahead, monday and tuesday, looking at the possibility of light rain. hour by hour the system washes out. by the afternoon, it's high clouds and sunshine today. tomorrow we're looking at breezy conditions. more sun, those northwesterly winds 1:00 in the afternoon, allow the temperatures to not climb as much, 70s tomorrow. so it will be a food 10 degrees cooler. this is monday. look what happens by 7:00 the very top of your screen, notice you could see a little precip, maybe isolated showers

throughout the day. monday afternoon into tuesday the temperature profile in san jose reflects that with the cooler numbers, monday, tuesday, wednesday, today, though, 73 with filtered sun. it's the end of the week where you will warm up. in livermore, numbers in the low 70, partly sunny skies, mid-60s tomorrow. that's a big cool down. then we look for the numbers to stay on the cooler side through mump of the middle of the week. today the breezy winds in san francisco, look for 65. 70 in free mont. 72 in napa, heading over to oakland today t. mariners are in town. 64, 12:30. partly cloudy skies, the 7-day forecast. warmer today, a few high clouds, cloudier, clearer tomorrow. it will be cooler, in the 60s, 50s at the coast. a chance of showers monday and tuesday, kauk talking a couple one-hundreths. a loot of cloud cover through wednesday and then sennier skies

the end of the week. it looks warm out there. >> a nice day to plant a tree. >> 6:51s our time. it turns out biking may be the healthiest way to commute to work. a new study shows how beneficial it could be to your health and how it can add years to your life. like e biking in the city can come off stressful. a new study shows those cyclists may be on to something. >> you get to feel the wind in your hair and being on the way. >> reporter: the cardio vascular benefits are clear. researchers found that biking to work can cut your risk of cancer or heart disease almost in half. not surprising says the acting co-director of bike east bay. an organization that aims to make cycling fun, safer and accessible. >> we know that biking in traffic is frequently people's number one concerns. that's why we're advocating for new bike lanes and upgrading our streets. >> reporter: the study was

conducted over five years involving more than 260,000 bridge computers. those who took public transportation to work were more likely to be diagnosed with heart attacks a. got a reminder the time taken up for work compute can be used to benefit your help. a group that gabby bikes to work and can't imagine commuting any other way. >> committing yourself to riding to and from work is a built-in guarantee that you will get that spa or exercise into your day no matter what. >> reporter: according to a u.s. census bureau. she is along the bikers that bike to work on a daily basis. those numbers are expected to climb in the coming years. >> by the time you get to work, you are alive and vie brants and ready to rock 'n' roll. >> a chance to break sweat to live a longer, healthier life. >> the bay area bike tore work day will be held on thursday, may 11th. head over to our website, abc 7 news.com.

next, new details on a pair of bald eagles living in the south bay. why they've

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's million dollar mega-millions drawing. nobody picked all six. so tuesday's night's jackpot goes up to $52 million. new details this morning about a pair of bald eagles living on the campus of an

elementary school. an eveninglet has hatched in their nest t. bald eagles attracted a lot of attention when they were first spotted in january t. mercury news reports a parent who had been watching the eagle says the eagle was born about two, three weeks adpochlt students have seen the eagles fly over the school several sometimes e times. what a cool experience for that. >> very cute. looking to the skies today. you will notice the high clouds from our roof camera right now. you see a little of a breeze there. >> that will pick up, keeping san francisco in the 60s. high clouds will be with us throughout the afternoon. low 50s right now in the city. mid-40s in gilroy and half moon bay. we have the high clouds all around today. milder today with the clouds, sunnier tomorrow, 10 to 15 degrees cooler. for a chance of showers monday

and tuesday on the cool side. >> get out there, have some fun on earthday. >> thanks to you for joining us. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. news continues on the twitter, facebook and instagram. we will leave you a look from outside with those clouds out there. the sun is out. we'll see you then.

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