this just another reminder of the conditions we're facing this year. >> reporter: the governor declared state of emergency just days after the fire broke out and exploded in size. cal fire officials say the mountain terrain is making it difficult for fire crews to control it. >> if you have a fire that's established at the bottom of the hill, that fire will race to the top. >> reporter: fire personnel say the national guard was activated and bringing in more support. thousands are left without power and hundreds of power pole vs been damaged. >> we're still seeing some intermittent power outage that's still to be expected. >> reporter: the priority is to protect homes. almost a dozen helicopters are being utilized by crews to

contain the fire. hundreds are evacuating as the fire continues to spread. >> the plume of smoke can be seen blowing into nevada. >> thu thousands of firefighters are woorking the line. we have a look at what it means for crews. >> reporter: when thousands of homes are threatened by a massive wildfire and the whole town of mariposa is under evacuation orders, help is needed. dozens of firefighters from santa clara fire agencies answered the call and headed to the fire outside of yosemite. they face a stiffer challenge. >> you're talking about large stands of dead trees that will

never come back. big timber field source. >> reporter: 48 firefighters and ten engines from santa clara fire, san jose, mountain view, santa clara, morgan hill make up the three strike teams. the firefighters staying behind are working extra hard during fire season. >> we send 40 out. that leaves 40 spots at home that have to be filled. lots of time it's filled with overtime. people are working extra days. they are here back at home. >> reporter: base camp is where the firefighter will receive their assignments. >> spencer christian now with a closer look at the conditions firefighters are dealing with. >> larry, got to give you rather close up satellite view of the smoke. you can see the smoke is billowing from this fire being blown northward by the wind up toward bear valley and beyond

that. here is a look at current conditions near the fire. nearly 90 degrees. it's fairly low at 45%. wind is gusting at 11 miles an hour. as the smoke continues to rise from the fire, you can see it's reducing air quality, diminishing to the unhealthful level. that's not a good situation. back here in the bay area, we have much more favorable conditions that would not allow fires to develop or spread. it's not really hot anywhere in the bay area. we have a couple of inland locations. we have warm upcoming our way which could elevate concerns about fire. i'll give you a closer look at our forecast in a few minutes. thank you, spencer. we're following breaking news out of alameda county. man was shot to death while pushing a 3-month-old baby in a stroller. sky 7 is live over the scene.

this shooting happened just before 3:00 this afternoon. the man dieped died atdied atdd the baby is okay. it's not clear how the baby and the victim are connected. we'll continue to bring you updates here on abc 7 news and the app. antioch police are looking for four men who smashed and grab jewelry from a store a few hours ago. >> you're telling the us one person was hurt in this robbery. >> reporter: yes, that's right. the clerk inside who was alone was sprayed with pepper spray. he was transported by paramedics for a stinging to his eye. pretty rattled but he's going to be okay. still a lot of questions about the four robbers be p they were dressed the same but police aren't saying how. in the meantime the owner of the stores working with detectives

to offer any clues to help catch those robbers. >> tlahey're talking him and disable him by doing the pepper spray. >> reporter: police responded to an armed robbery around 11:00 a.m. inside ron's jewelry store. they say four male robbers attacked the clerk with pepper spray. the salesman was alone at the time. >> they were targeting certain value nl able items. looks pre-planned. >> reporter: they were last seen running to a silver infinity sedan. the store owner is checking the surveillance camera to see if it captured anything. it doesn't have any images of the crime. >> somebody who is so daring at 11:00 in the morning. >> reporter: the store employee was pretty frightened after what happened. the owner is glad no one else was hurt.

police in daily city have released these surveillance images of suspects of a berg larry. they are accused of stealing more than $1800 worth of clothing from victoria secret. it happened on july 14th. the two men and two women gold away in a gold 1997 nissan maxima. the santa clara jail is on lockdown after four inmates overdosed on an unknown drug. sky 7 was over the jail today. the inmates were taken to the medical center for treatment. all four are expected to survive. this is the latest in a string of issues including the beating death of a guard. an oakland man is behind bars in tennessee accused of running a brothel out of a home he rented on air b and b. police arrested travis young on monday following an undercover sting operation. a neighbor tipped off police afterwatching 31 men come and go

from the home since last friday. the couple who owned the house rented it out while on vacation. young is also accused of money laun laundering and marijuana possession. eight people are out of their homes after an overnight fire in walnut creek. officials say the cause is still under invesz gags. problems at this complex have been building for months. >> reporter: residents say the huge fire was scary but not a surprise. >> it's suspicious to me. >> reporter: people living in this condo complex say the woman and her boyfriend who were renting this unit have caused problems ever since they moved in last fall. >> dirty, filthy, always up late at night, making noise at night. here was a lot of traffic coming in and out. >> reporter: neighbors describe domestic violence, dog bites and many visits from the police department. >> just like yelling at people,

telling people not to snitch, using racial slurs just not okay. >> it's been a very hard burden to have to go this road with them because what happened to them is happening to our community. >> reporter: residents and the property manager say the tenants had just been evicted. hours later the fire started. >> they were supposed to be out yesterday. that's all we know. we feel sorry for the people below because they had a sad situation. >> reporter: eight people were displaced by the fire. that does not include the woman and her boyfriend. hear unit has fire damage. four other homes have smoke and water damage. it looks like the fire started in the bed room of that second floor unit. fair firefighters say the couple was not there when the fire sta started. they are talking to people trying to figure out how this fire started.

today's ceremony mashrked t start of construction for the 235-unit project. the city council member said recent fire, some of which had been ruled as arson had not deterred developers for creating solutions. >> i've not heard from the builders that there's trepidation. i think all developers manage risk. there's a risk in development. >> 15% of the unit will be set aside for low income housing. the development should be completed by the summer of 2019. it will be a major change on sunday morning. you can expect numerous road closure before and during after the marathon. this map shows you the route that will take runners around

the northern half of the city. for the first time all northbound lane will be closed on the golden gate bridge. closure lasts until 9:00 a.m. after nine years in prison, o.j. simpson could soon be a free man. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry for all of it. >> a loobk ahead to tomorrow's parole hearing. the search for a missing boater who friends say is the heart of his community. you're looking at the river but a new reservoir could be going in nearby. it will be the first in decades. we'll tell you what might be holding it back. the skyway backed up. the giants game letting out. your southbound traffic heading towards the peninsula and beyond on the right hand side. on the left hand side traffic is

approaching the lower deck of the bay bridge. stay w to keep our community safe. before you do any project big or small, pg&e will come out and mark your gas and electric lines so you don't hit them when you dig. call 811 before you dig, and make sure that you and your neighbors are safe.

811 is available to any business our or homeownerfe. to make sure that you identify where your utilities are if you are gonna do any kind of excavation no matter how small or large before you dig, call 811. keep yourself safe. the board has the power to set him free. >> reporter: after nine years at love lock prison in the nevada wilderness, o.j. simpson could soon be a free man. he goes before a parole board, thursday. >> count one conspiracy to commit a crime, guilty. >> reporter: he was slapped with up to a 33-year sentence for a 2007 batched robbery.

he claims he was just trying to get back his own memorabilia. >> i didn't know i was doing anything illegal. i'm sorry for all of it. >> reporter: now 70 years old the prison says simpson has been a model inmate. the victim from the robbery says he plans to speak in support of simpson and the prosecutor who helped to put simpbson away says he expects him to get parole. for the six commissioners memories of 1995 may be hard to ignore. he was found innocent in the brutal slayings of his ex-wife nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. he was founl personal liable in a zifcivil case. there's that factor out there that remains. >> that jury said that he cut the throat of his ex-wife and stabbed ron goldman 30 times. how can this parole board let

him go if they have any conscious -- >> reporter: he got in great shape and lost weight behind bars. >> abc news will carry the parole hearing live in a special report. it starts tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. news development are just in on the search for a missing marin county oyster farmer described as being the heart of his community. >> charles todd friend owned the oyster company. he's worked as an oyster farmer for 28 years and vanished while on his boat in far western marin county. the search has just been suspended. wayne. >> reporter: he's beit has been suspended. they searched five miles of shoreline looking for some sign

of the man. they have not been able to find him and they have suspended it for now. they may come back next week. it's a very sad day in this region. with every hour since yesterday the mystery and concern grew. >> if anybody could get out of this, it could be todd. he was a tough old bird and a sweet man too. >> reporter: the last time anyone saw him there were high winds and rough seas. for him it would be another day of zipping between oyster beds and a small boat. >> literally it was a circumstance where they turned afternoon and saw him. when they turned around again, they saw the boat but didn't see him. >> the boat was found without him. that's all we know. >> reporter: since the disappearance nothing else has mattered. crews from other oyster companies left their work and

took to their boats joining a search that's included helicopters and volunteers combing every nook and cranny along five miles of eastern shoreline. throughout the day they found nothing in or next to the 53-degree water and yet the community searched on. old friend just one of many. >> he's just like a tough guy but nice and nice to everyone. >> reporter: today deputies inspected the boat seeking clues as to how or why he disappeared. they did the same inside and outside the truck he left behind. on the wind shield, one single flower for a man described as one a kind. abc 7 news. san francisco city leaders signed into law a new ordinance aimed at closing the wage gap between men and women. it will ban san francisco employers from asking job apply

kan how much may made in previous jobs. pay history can prevent women from ever earning the same as male counterparts. if san francisco streets look greener, could be thanks to a new program launched today. crews were busy trimming trees in the castro district. part of a voter approved plan to have the city carrying for the 125,000 street trees. superintendent looked on at the trademark tree costume. she says the priority will be saving or in some cases removing the most distressed trees first. >> we're going to be trying to tackle the worst first. what we're doing is we have mapped out all the trees with their maintenance need and choosing clusters where there are large group offens of priore pruning. >> it sets aside $20 million a year for maintenance. homeowner were responsible for

that cost. if you want a break from the stress, consider moving to f fremont. it's named the least stressed e cit city in the united states. oakland, san francisco and san jose ranked this the middle tier. the most stressed city was newark in the city of new jersey. >> their newark. spenc spencer christian, stress free. we have the seesaw weather pattern. temperatures up a couple of degree, down the next. this is what's coming our way. let's look at live doppler 7. we're pretty much on the upside. we have sunny skies at the coast. it's pretty mild at the coast. this is the view looking north over the golden beat where there's no fog, as you can see.

these are our forecast features. it will be slightly cooler it will warm up on friday in most locations and warm the hot over the weekend especially in our inland areas. right now we're looking at 64 degrees at half-moon bay. low 70s across the bay. we got a couple of 90-degree readings. 91 at concord. 91 at fair field. on we go to overnight conditions. we'll see a little fog near the coast. not along the entire coastline. we'll see a patch or two. early morning low temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s and tomorrow here is your 12-hour day planner. we'll start the day with some limited fog but it will be bright. it will get sun fnier and brighter. we'll be looking at temperatures around 60 on the coast. mid-70s around the bay. mid-80s inland and will start to cool down gradually in the evening hours. highs more specifically tomorrow will be 65. 85 up north at santa rosa. 79 down at san jose.

we'll see mid-80s at livermore, concord and fairfield. we have some warmer day komsing our way. let's talk about the beach tomorrow. patchy morning fog. 72 at santa cruz which is very often the warmest beach location. looking ahead to friday rn, we' see the warm up. high temperatures will be in the low to mid-90s in our inland area. typical range of highs for july. it gets warmer to hot in some spots on saturday with inland highs up near 100 degrees and temperatures will still be pretty warm inland on sunday although not quite so high as on saturday. here is the accuweather seven day forecast. a little bit of a cool down tomorrow and then the warming begins on friday. it continues on saturday. there will be a bit of a drop off in temperatures on sunday and further cooling on monday. as we get into tuesday and wednesday of next week, we'll be in that seasonal range.

no extreme one way or the other. just great forecast coming up. looks like great weekend for out door activity. great weather on sunday for the marathon. >> good. >> riding the seesaw. thank you. get in early and you got your tickets for 20 years. the warrior vs a new season ticket plan. it's interesting. lit not be cheap. why so many are upset about this car commercial.

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one of the biggest wildfires in the state is burning right outside yosemite national park. it's now more than 45,000 acres. it's doubled the size it was yesterday. it's only 7% contained. the fire has not yet reached yosemi yosemite. it's threatening power lines. eight buildings have been destr destroyed. laura anthony tweeted out this picture showing flames shooting 50 feet if the hour. at 5:00 she'll be live where there's mandatory evacuations. we have breaking news near hayward where a man walking a 3-month-old baby in a stroller was shot and killed. we'll have the latest on the search for the killer. that's coming up at 5:00. one of the incidents happened yesterday at 10:00 a.m. at mission and caesar. we'll get more on the story right now from kate larson who is standing by on that previous story that we were talking

about. >> reporter: well, one of the incidents, one of those crimes this week on buses in san francisco happened right here at mission and three men paint balled a bus while parked. when the driver got out, one of the suspects shot her several times in the body with paint balls. the bus driver is reportedly doing okay. then yesterday, abc 7 reporter reported on the assault and robbery of a bus rider by a large group of juveniles. leslie helped recover the from helpful witness. on sunday, the first of this week's incident at jackson and f filmore, two suspects with a knife and gun robbed two women

of their suitcases at a bus stop. >> they are higher trafficked areas. whether that be on the street, in a bus in areas where there's a lot of people, suspects take advantage of those situations. >> no one likes to see incidents like these. we try to learn from what's going around the region so we're prepared for what's happening in san francisco. >> reporter: the past three months we have reported on a number of similar assaults and robberies committed by large groups of teens on bart trains. they will not say if any of the crimes are related. they say they are working with other law enforcement agencies to examine all of these crime pattern. all of the buses are equipped with eight to ten cameras each. all the investigators are reviewing the footage from this week's crimes and trying to find any and all of those suspects.

coming up at 6:00 wooem talk about the crime rates in the past few years on the sf muni buses and what that might have to do with this week's incidents. that's the latest here. authorities release two transcripts. she tells a dispatcher she can hear a woman screaming saying she's afraid it might be a rape. she called back eight minutes later confirming her location and asking when police officers would be arriving. 15 minutes she was detd. >> the greatest concern is for the individual who, suffered this lass.

>> officer is refusing to speak with investigators why she shot her while sitting in the passenger seat. the partner said it was a loud boom before the shooting happened. the victim was 16-year-old jimmy haakenson who was a run away. the remains were among those two dozen men found in a crawl space in the home in 1978. te remains of eight people were not identified. >> this only came about because people come forward and give us their dna to analyze it and run it against the unidentified. >> authorities ordered the eight unidentified bodies exhumed back in 2011 pm he's the second to be identified. john wayne gacy was executed in 1994. there are new details in the investigation into the russia

probe. trump junior and manafort attended a meeting last year with a russian lobbyist. jared kushner and key advisor will testify before the senate intelligence committee behind closed doors on monday. president trump says he wants senators to stay in washington and hash out a health care deal after hosting republican senators for a white house lunch. the president's push to repeal and replace obamacare still facing very long odds. megan has the latest. >> reporter: president donald trump making the hard sell. >> any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you're fine with obamacare. >> reporter: trying to persuade all republican senators at the white house lunch to stay until their august recess to get to a

deal. >> the people of this country need more than a repeal. they need a repeal and a replace. we were very, very close. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell grappling with the divided republican party but vowing to push forward. >> next week we'll be voting on the motion to proceed. >> reporter: will it be a straight repeal of obamacare or include a replacement plan? that's unclear. >> we could have a vote on either. >> reporter: taking no chance, affordable care act policy holders, doctors, nurses and others rallying against repeal, occupying offices and targeting gop lawmakers. democrats pouncing on the president's tuesday remarks. >> we're probably in that position where we just let obamacare fail. we're not going to own it. >> just as they blamed president obama when he was in charge, they're going to blame president trump when he was in charge. >> reporter: the president is hitting his six month anniversary in officer with no major legislative wins.

some are hoping if not health care, tax reform could provide that opportunity. >> a new report just out from the congressional budget office says if the affordable care act is repealed without a replacement, 32 million more people will be uninsured by the year 2026. the u.s. supreme court dealt a blow to president trump on his em battled travel ban. the justices rejected the president's bid to bar entry by some people with family members already in the country. the ruling means the government must accept people with grandparents, cousins and other relatives in the u.s. from six ha jorty muslim nations. the order did give president trump a partial win on a separate issue. it granted the administration's request to more strictly enforce its ban on refugees until the nineth circuit court in san francisco rules on the issue. passengers flying from mexico will have to go through extra security checks. security agents will take a

closer look at all electronic devices larger than a phone. passengers are being advised to arrive three hours before their flight. the move follows laptop bans imposed on income flights to the u.s. the international fight over baby comes to the u.s. the doctor now involved and what is next for the baby clinging to life. i'm michael finney. i'm spencer christian and the weather hits keep on come

his family is seeking more treatment for his rare genetic condition and meeting with an american concern. we have more from london. >> reporter: it's the case that's gripped the world's attention. the little boy whose parents refuse to let him die. >> we promised our little boy every single day that we would take him home because that is the promise we thought we could keep. >> reporter: charlie has now undergone two days of fresh examination by a new team. that team includes this man, u.s. brain specialist. tolgt with an italian doctor he has assessed the boy as well as his medical records and scans

and met with the uk clinicians. she has a severe genetic illness. he can't see, hear or even breathe without help. that's why british doctors want to turn off his life support. his parents refuse. >> he's our son. we feel it should be our rights as parents to decide to give him chance at life. >> reporter: the british courts sided with the clinicians but a twist. american doctors offering an experimental treatment here in the u.s. >> save charlie. >> reporter: and last week a judge agreeing to let that american neurosurgeon see if charlie could benefit and travel to a u.s. hospital for care. all the different competing evidence will be sent to the judge tomorrow so he can finally make his ruling on baby charlie. >> new research suggests brain scans may lead to treatment changes for a surprising number of people whose memory problems are hard to pin down. researchers tracked 4,000 people

with unusual dementia symptoms. preliminary results show in two-thirds of cases pet scan results change doctors initial plan for medication, counselling or further testing. these findings mark a first peak at a huge study to determine whether medicare should pay for scans searching for a sign of alzheimer's. we have sunny skies everywhere. low clouds are far offshore now. let's look at overnight conditions. we'll see a bit of fog return to parts of the coastline overnight and maybe a patch or two moving across the bay. low temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s. tomorrow we'll have sunny skies with o once again. we'll have highs ranging from low to mid-70s around the bay to mid-80s in the warmest inland locations. a little bit milder than today was. it's going to start warming up on friday and that warm up will continue right on through the

weekend with high temperatures inland on sad peaking near the 100 degree mark. here is the complete accuweather seven-day forecast. a little cooler tomorrow. warming begins friday. warmest two days in the seven day period will be saturday and sunday. i guess that's something to cheer by if you want to plan out door activity and then things cool down early next week. thank you. >> shaking up the liride share business. the new ride heading to the bay area. using the right way make abc 7 proud they awarded me this. >> one of this year's abc 7 star scholars shares his story of grit and gratitude. i'm michael finney, can you ever really get out of a parking ticket? what you i work overtime when i can get it. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily,

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give up like most others would do. i was able to push myself and stay on the right path to finish. >> he was able to overcome his issues and maintain his humility, his determination and show strength in the face of all that adversity. >> what do you want people to learn from hearing your story? >> i want people that grow up in a similar situation like me to know they can do whatever they put their mind to. they can fulfill their goals. they don't have to just take what they got. they can always push for greatness. >> special young man. watch our abc 7 star scholar special on sunday at 6:30 p.m. to learn more about deshawn and the other winners. if you know a young change maker in your community, they can apply for a $500 summer of service grant for their community project. go do ysa.org/beinspired. it's time for ask

penny wants to know where is the best place to shred papers. >> the safest place is your home if the you don't want one, most office supply stores offer the service. really check pricing and discounts. they can really vary. you can check out your city's website for free shredding events. there's a free shredding event in your area this saturday, july 22nd. for donating a car. by the way i'll put something on the website about that. the irs and i both recommends getting a car charity that's listed as 501c 3. i'll post a link to that as well. >> donovan is asking how do

fight a parking ticket if you didn't get the notices in the mail. it doesn't have a meter. >> you're pretty good standing, obviously. you have 21 days from the date the ticket was issued. if you never got the ticket, the date doesn't matter. you have two ways to dispute this. you can fill out a form and mail it in to the san francisco municipal san francisco agency and now you can contest the ticket to go online. you can submit photos and documents to prove while you're not responsible for paying that ticket. here is the main thing you want to do. do you have a picture of my license plait. they probably won't. >> joy asks i book add nonrefundable flight to rhode island in august. i received two separate notices about changes in aircraft, departure and a three-hour lay over. what rights do i have? >> every passenger situation is different. you're probably entitled to a refund. most airlines will be happy to

give it to you. don't want somebody ticked off flying with them. the department of transportation requires airlines to refund passengers if the flights or cancelled or significantly delayed. the interesting thing is significantly delayed is not the fine. you get to make it up and argue with them about it. generally they tend to be pretty good. not about a simple aircraft change. they're not going to help you with that but a three-hour lay over if you go that messes me up, they are okay with that. if you have a question for me, please record a 10 to 15 second long question. share it on social media. use the hashtag ask finney. you can reach me on my facebook page. a southern california start-up is helping to change up the long distance ride share business. tes loop is hoping the fleets of electric teslas will give them an edge. they buy a seat to get picked

up. a trip in l.a. to san diego can cost between 39 and $79 depending on money. free wi-fi, snack, headphones and neck pillows are included. it focuses on long distance highway trips from 50 to 200 miles. >> it makes a lot of economic sense. you can drive them extremely high miles with low maintenance. >> according to the ceo, most of the trip is done in auto pilot mode. they are considering expanding to the bay area. it's hiring drivers here. >> get me a seat on tes loop. brand new reservoir could bring much needed water to silicon valley. it will be the first reservoir in decades. not everybody is behind this project. dan is here with a look at what's coming up. >> coming up next, inside the fire zone. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live in mariposa county. she talked with people not

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family and american housewife. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. a bay area water agency is making plans to build its 11th reservoir to guard against future drought. it will be a ranch land not far from the san louis river. the project would serve silicon valley residents that cost $800 million. >> reporter: this ranch land spread over 12,000 acres is where they are thinking about building the dam and reservoir. the land is for sale for $21 million but the project will cost about 800 million. water officials are racing against the clock. >> august 14th is the deadline for entity such as ours entered in surface water projects like this one to submit an application to the california water commission to receive funding for the non-water supply

part of the project. >> reporter: the district has ten existing reservoirs but the capacity of this 11th one would be nearly the total of the five largest ones. >> it would require increase in rating over time, but what you have to do is compare that with other ways that we could meet water supply needs long term. >> reporter: the board is considering other options including share agreement with a reservoir. more conservation and recycled water. the sacramento base planning and conservation league is urging those options might be less costly. >> you have to look at the whole picture for your water district and not just look at additional storage as the only answer. these are all things that we push for over and over again that cost a lot less money. >> reporter: the project must face environmental review. >> a decision on potential proposition 1 funds for the

reservoir project not expected until next spring. thanks for joining us at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. a man targeted while walking a baby in a stroller in the east bay. also, guns, cash, drugs and possibly murder. leaders of the a violent gang that terrorized the bay area are behind bars. under mandatory evacuation. >> you're still here. >> i'm still here. >> a fast spreading wildfire is threatening communities near yosemite national park. >> all the latest on that plus a look at our forecast that includes some sizzling weather this week, coming up. an emotional protest over president trump's border wall with a peaceful resolution in the east bay. >> that breaking news is in the

east bay while man has been shot to death while pushing a 3 moel -month-old baby in a stroller. >> thank you for joining us. deputies remain on the scene tonight. >> the shooting happened just before 3:00 on willow avenue at meek land avenue in the area known as cherry land. >> you just talked to investigators. >> reporter: the shooter is still at large at this hour. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see the crime scene. there are lots of sheriff deputies looking for surveillance footage working on trying to get a description of that shooter. we know man pushing a stroller around 3:00 was shot and killed. the shooter may have pulled up in car or may have walked up to the man, shot him and he died on scene. he was pushing a stroller with a baby inside. you can see disturbing images of that stroller tipped over. that baby is okay. it is in protective custody. we do not know whether it's a

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