down. we do have video a little closer to the crime scene to show you why these lanes are closed. they are investigating a shooting. they say it happened before 2:30 this morning on southbound 880. a white car pulled up next to a dark car, fired into the dark car. and did shoot the driver in the head. that driver is in critical condition. the car did crash. there were other people in the car but they were all okay. the white car got away. no arrtsav h they don't have a further description of the car for us this morning. they do think they have a lot work here still to do on this investigation so that's why all the lanes are closed all morning long. we tried to driving through this mess. it is at a stand still. the cars are crawling. it takes a long time to get through here. avoid it if you can. northbound looks okay. cars aren't slowing down too much to get a look at what's happening. northbound you can count on.

southbound, forget about it. reporting live in san leandro, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> yeah, forget about southbound 880, i second what amy just said. we have sky 7 up right now. they are getting close to the scene there so you see that heavy traffic on that southbound side approaching that closure where everyone is forced off at lewelling. there are those flashing police lights so that's where the investigation continues. and again, it sounds like likely 8:30, possibly 9:00 this morning. basically the entire morning commute. right now you're parking lot for about four miles approaching that. 580 is looking great. evening big rigs are -- even big lop acan use eastbound 580 right se eye onno that. another update in a few minutes. right now, let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco with a look at the monday morning forecast. >> hey, everyone. i want to show you where it's brighter and we're not dealing with mist and drizzle, 108 and

880 in san jose. the lighter winds at only six mimes -- miles an hour. look at oakland, up to 25 and 29 in fairfield. we're actually a little bit warmer this morning, 57 to 61. let's do the top numbers, that's our inland temperatures, yeah only 69 to 74 to noon to 4:00. and look at this, 59 to 65 at 7:00. it will be a little chilly if you have outdoor plans in the evening hours. here's natasha with more news. >> thank you. we are tracking news out of the south bay and police are shooting in is san jose. one neighbor said people were gathering for a vigil when he heard gunshots around 10:30 last night. five people were seen on stretcher, no word on their condition. we have reached out to my police and will bring you more information. a man accused of mowing down

people protesting the white nationalists is making his first court appearance today. james fields jr. drove to the rally and he was captured chanting a message of white supremacy hours before the attack that killed 32-year-old heather heyer and injured 19 others. a counterprotester of the group said he saw the horrific scene. >> i saw the life pass from her eyes and i watched her die and from that moment on i swore to myself that i would not stop in the fight against white supremacy. issued a statement defending the president's response. the statement reads in part of course that includes white supremacist, kkk, neo-nazi and all extremist groups. >>ri> se u >> hundreds of people marched through the san francisco in solidarity with charlottesville. many waved flags and held signs denouncing racism. several people used flashlights and candles to light up civic

center plaza. the rally started with an organization criticizing the american civil liberties union be that the white nationalists should have their say. and a protest took place in latham square. protesters held candles calling for peace and unity. the rally was organized by our family coalition and hip-hop caucus. their facebook announcement asked people to bring poems on a theme of unity, peaceful transitions and overcoming white supremacy. oakland police are happy with the peaceful rallies in the wake of charlottesville. 450 marches in downtown last night, no vandalism, no arrests, no citations or injuries. that tweet referred to saturday's march. police in pleasanton are searching for three young men accused of attacking a homeless man. the man was sleeping under a bridge and investigators say the suspects shot the man in the arm and the back with a b-b gun and then hit with a hockey stick.

he flagged down for help and he is expected to survive. happening today, health care workers in oakland will rally in support of a nurse who is being deported. maria mendoza sanchez is a registered nurse at the hospital. immigration officials are deporting her and her husband back to mexico this week. the obama administration had let the couple stay in the u.s. on a year to year basis. because they had jobs and stayed out of legal trouble. their four children were born in the united states. senator dianne feinstein promised to help the couple return to the u.s. activists are accused the contra costa sheriff's department of colluding with immigration agents. they rallied outside the detention center yesterday. in a statement on the website, the sheriff's office says it does not arrest people on immigration status nor does it participate in immigration raids or carry out deportations.

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good morning. welcome back. we have a maj problem in san leandro this morning. i'll step out of the way, live is fros from the scene. is amy hollyfield and her photographer. this is all traffic being forced off at 880 at lewelling boulevard. this has been going on since after 2:30 this morning. a person was shot in the head and is in critical condition so that investigation is ongoing likely until 8:30 or 9:00 this morning. you can see that gridlock on the off ramp. the entire freeway looks like this for four miles. stick to 580. a great day to ride b.a.r.t. whatever you do, get on southbound 808 as you head to the hay area this morning. 21 minutes in the green, 14 across the bay bridge.

no delays. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco and people are headed back to school today. >> you wonder if it's a struggle for the kids and also for the parents. there's happiness or sadness. either way it begins today in pleasanton unified school district. down in the south bay we range from 58 to 64. san pablo is the cool spots. exercise the stronger sunshine this afternoon. around the state, 80 in sacramento. 74 in tahoe and 84 in yosemite. no threats of thunderstorms there. reggie? >> thanks. heads up if you're a taking b.a.r.t. to or from the berkeley station. the main entrance will be closed. they're closes the entrance as part of a plaza improvement project. the entrance at the corner of addison and chadduck is closed. both will reopen next year. passengers will still have

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now a live desk update with jessica castro. >> welcome back. new at the live desk, what could become round two of the violence that we saw in charlottesville, virginia, this weekend, a local

virginia newspaper from charlottesville the daily progress reports a confederate heritage organization has asked for permission to gather at richmond's robert e. lee monument next month. the paper is reporting the group is called americans for richmond monument preservation and they haven't gotten permission yet. the paper said that the application is under review. it is reportedly scheduled for september 16th which would be roughly a month away from this saturday's chaos that ensued in charlottesville. that's the latest. >> thanks. speaking of charlottesville the makers of the tiki torch that you saw all over that v voi -- that video, they want y to they have no connection to the white nationalist rally. the company issued a statement denouncing the use of the torches and here's what it says. we don't support their message of the use of our products this way. our products are designed to help family and friends connect

with each other at home in their yard. new this morning, u.s. -- u.s. attorney jeff sessions talked to "good morning america" about the charlottesville attack. saying it's quote the definition of domestic terrorism in our statute. sessions also says the department of justice is pursuing it promising to advance the investigation and bring down the most serious charges possible. the car ramming attack happened after a white nationalist rally was called out. it ordered the crowds to disperse and the president condemn it as hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides. >> this is a president as you know who is known for his blunt talk. this was a white nationalist rally. will he say the name of the groups? >> well, we will -- he will say what he believes is appropriate. i think he probably will. >> sessions, the president may be talking to the country about the attack later today or some time soon.

speaking of the president, we're quite a ways from 2020 but president trump's re-election campaign has already released a commercial. >> democrats obstructing. the media attacking our president. career politicians standing in the way of success. >> the 30 second spot lists the president's enemies including the media and ends with a statement, americans are saying let president trump do his job. the creator of the hit abc show "scandal" i netflix. shonda rhimes leaving nbc after many years. she said she's looking forward to expanding to netflix where she's expected to produce new series. she did let abc know some time ago she planned to leave after her contract ends to start a new chapter in her career. no change here. likely for a couple more hours we'll see this closure, southbound 880.

all traffic being forced off at lewelling in the san leandro area. as you can see. that's the backup for folks trying to take that exit for that detour. here's what it looks like on the traffic maps. it is not fun. sig alert there at lewelling. this is all due to the shooting investigation. police are saying likely 8:30 or 9:00 this morning before we get the lanes back open. up to a five mile backup on that's north of state route 112. 185 for an alternate. stop and go on the surface streets or eastbound 580. that has remained in the green so that's a good option. as is b.a.r.t. this morning. so whatever you do, do not take southbound 880. anything else is looking better than that right now. in the meantime, a new problem in dublin. southbound 680, we have a rollover crash. that partially landed in the left lane and the other is on the left shoulder. sounds like no serious injury, a lot of drivers were helping to get the person out of the vehicle. they are okay so we'll hopefully get that cleared shortly.

we have collision 680, southbound on ran -- ramp in the walnut creek area. we have some fog and mist morning. that's pretty typical. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> we'll open up the weather window on sfo, flight and arrival delays are averaging hour and 49 minutes. you may want to call ahead, unless you want to sit at the airport for a while. cool breezes. less drizzle tonight and building warmth by friday. look at these breezes along our beaches until 3:00 tomorrow morning. they turn left at the golden gate and head into the delta from 2:00 until 9:00. they'll be fastest this afternoon and this evening. look at the temperatures, what happened to summer in our east bay valleys? 74 in pleasanton. is an ramon 72. let's look at santa rosa.

79 degrees that's the warm spot until you get to kai da at 76. back down to the south bay. feels like fall at 74. 71 in milpitas. and sunnyvale, 72. on the peninsula, stubborn clouds, only 74 in menlo park. pacifica, 62 degrees, san mateo only 70. on the east bay, oakland, 68 degrees with the clouds lingering long today and keeping us at 69 in hayward. san leandro 71. san francisco 63 downtown. and the richmond along with balboa park, warmest in the marina. daly city, 60 degrees. tonight's temperatures 55 to about 59 degrees. so comfortable once again. you can see not as much cloud cover and drizzle. especially away from the coast. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. you see two to four degrees of warming tuesday and then back to average by friday. just a little bit cooler than

sunday. looks like a pretty nice forecast. >> thank you. the attorney for the 18-year-old woman accused of driving drunk and live streaming the fatal crash say worn tires may have led to the crash. it led to the blowout that her 14-year-old sister dead. sanchez was intoxicated and she drove distracted and she was live streaming during the crash. she is charged with six charges. and an after school program is encouraging kids to stay active. a five week program is held at joaquin elementary school. children in preschool up to the eighth grade can race for trophies. over a hundred kids participated last year. more expected to sign up this year. and registration is still open. happening today, heads up if you plan to be in berkeley. thousands of incoming freshmen will be moving in to cal's residential halls. the university is expecting 7,000 students to move in today from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.

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♪ now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> a nightmare for the morning commute. 880 southbound will be closed for at least two more hours. >> let's get rllieldhtig. >> reporter: hi, there. we're getting briefed -- we're hearing you're pushing what time you're going to open up the lanes oongn? aaiagt three hours before we can open up the lanes. we do have chp's investigative unit on the scene. they're here and gathering some information. getting some interviews done.

taking precautions, everything we can do. luckily, this situation was already semi closed off. it was an active construction zone during this incident so we were able to work with cal trance. we put out an intech alert and allowed the big rigs on 580 to we some transport. looking at at least 3 1/2, maybe even 4 hours. >> reporter: oh, 4, look at that. pushed it to four. so that would be 10:30? >> possibly. >> reporter: yikes. thank you for the briefing, i appreciate you walking up, great timing. let me give you some background, we're on southbound 880. this is san leandro, all lanes are closed. they're forcing the cars off at lewelling boulevard. this is where you have to exit because they have got all the lanes closed because they're doing an invest into a -- investigation into a shooting at 2:30 this morning. a white car pulled up to next to a dark car and fired into the

car. they shot the driver in the head. the cash did crash. the driver was taken to the hospital and he's in critical condition. he did have some passengers, they are all okay. the white car got away. they don't have a description of it more than it was white. no arrests have been made so as they gather evidence, the morning commute has just been ruined. southbound 880 is an area to avoid if you can. it is at a stand still. we are watching cars just sit here and wait. and eventually crawl, just a few inches before they end up stopping again. so southbound 880 is a disaster. here in san leandro while this investigation is under way and you heard him say it will be maybe close until -- it will be closed until 10:00 or 10:30 this morning. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> it is brutal. southbound 880 for about five miles and with that new estimate

of -- oh 9:30, maybe 10:30 this morning, things are only going to get worse from here. this is a sig alert. southbound 880 fully blocked at lewelling in the san leandro area. so comparing a few speeds here, two miles an hour, i'm checking all the waze comments. we have some reports of vehicles overheating because they have been idling for so long. do not get on southbound 880. you can get on east 14th. that's a surface street so you have stop lights there. or you can use eastbound 580. you heard chp talking to amy on the scene. they are permitting big rigs and semis to use 580. typically they're restricted from the ard.ea580 for an alter or b.a.r.t. we haven't had any b.a.r.t. delays thisnior m that's a decent option too. let's go to meteorologist mike nicco with a look at the forecast. >> i see that 68 miles an hour.

you can see the mist and drizzle in the air this morning. breezy out there. 13 at sfo. and at oakland, gusting up to 26. and because of that we're going to be well cooler than average. look at your 12 hour day planner. we're warmer this morning than yesterday morning because of the clouds. but notice the temperature spread. 59 to 69 at noon. 61 to 74 at 4:00. and a break from summer today, but it's coming accuwe batkher seven weather forecast. here's reggie with more news. to the deadly chaos in charlottesville, virginia. new details about the suspect accused of plowing his car right into a group of counterprotesters. those who knew him claimed his extremist views date back to high school. emily rowe has the story. >> reporter: the alleged driver behind the wheel of this car

mowing down a crowd of people protesting against a white nationalist rally now charged with murder. 20-year-old james fields drove from ohio to virginia for the rally. captured on video, chanting a message of white supremacy. >> i thought it had something to do with trump. trump is not a supremist. he had an african-american friend. >> reporter: fields' mother didn't know about his views, but a former teacher claims they date back to high school. >> he was into the idea that whites were a dominant rate. >> reporter: but solidarity against the views, from charlottesville to d.c. and cities across the country, people standing together against hate. one counterprotester in the large group of mourners saying he saw 32-year-old heather heyer die. >> i saw the life pass from her eyes, and i watched her die. and from that moment on i swore to myself that i would not stop

in the fight against white supremacy. >> reporter: and president trump facing intense backlash for his response to the violence. >> we're closely following tesl. >> reporter: the white house now clarifying the president's statement using words he has yet to say in public. the statement reading in part, of course that includes white supremacists, kkk, neo-nazi and all extremist groups. we expect to see fields in court in charlottesville and near the reads heather heyer, a hero. and we're tracking developing news in the south bay. san jose police investigating a shooting that left several people hurt. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller live for us at the police headquarters. matt? >> reporter: reggie and natasha, we just got an update from san jose police in the last half

hour. they say that five people were shot in this drive by shooting. this happened last night just before 10:30. it happened near the reed hill view airport. the san jose police found four men andro aa w gunshot wound. they were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. a neighbor said several people have been coming to the area for the past week or so for what appears to be a vigil. a few candles were lit at the location this morning. something like this happening obviously makes people in the neighborhood concerned about their safety. of, because i hav little 8-year-old sister and when she heard the gunshots she got very carried and her first instinct was to hide behind the orr: and neighbors heard a car speed away after hearing the shots fire. obviously neighbors were very concerned about what happened in their neighborhood last night. five people were shot and taken to the hospital.

four men, one woman with nonlife threatening injuries. police say they have not identified any suspects. no one has been arrested. this investigation will continue for san jose police. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. now a live desk update with jessica castro. >> hi, everyone. quickly i want to give you an update on a story i told you about last hour. the little girl found in van nuys, the mother has been found. her mother was working overnight and she got out of the baby-sitter's. looks like things have come to an end. no word on if the sitter is facing any charges. >> thanks. happening today, two people accused of killing a man during a robbery at twin peaks are expected to be arraigned. 20-year-old san francisco resident fantasy decuir and 19-year-old lamont mims from

patterson are facing murder charges. decuir was the one who pulle the trigger on movie scout ed french last month. the motive was to steal his camera. the mother of a teen killed more than a decade ago is going to remind us thattette it -- that it remains unsolved. aubrey abrakasa a was shot and killed. the mayor's office is offering a $250,000 reward leading to the arrest to whoever i pre intersection at 2:00 handing out flyers. the b.a.r.t. police will consider new use of force rules for officers. back in may, the watchdog group required them to use the least amount of force necessary to make an arrest. the recommendation though is not binding. it's simply an advisory for the department. nevertheless, bart police are against that proposal. saying their standard of reasonableness is working just

fine. now breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> i want to talk about this story, the ceo of the nation's third largest pharmaceutical company, here's a picture of him. he says he's resigning from the president's american manufacturing council. i want to show you the statement that merck's ceo kenneth frazier issued not too long ago. it says our country's strength stems from the diversity. he goes on to say american leaders need to reject expressions of hatred, bigotry and group supremacy. i feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism. of course, this all comes after the violence in charlottesville over the weekend. i also want to show you president trump's tweet. he's already lashing out on twitter saying after the resignation, frazier will have more time to lower ripoff drug prices. so war of words certainly

developing this morning. i'm watching it closely. that's the latest here. all right, back to our traffic alert. we don't have anything changing here on southbound 880. it is going to be that way for a while. all lanes are blocked in san leandro at lewelling. if you weren't with us just about ten minutes hollyfield talked to chp and they say three to four more hours before we get the lanes open. this is due to the shooting investigation that happened after 2:30hi ts they're saying, 9:30, possibly 10:30 before back open today. we're at a five mile backup. take state route 185 or eastbound looking for an alternate. you're allowed to use you're in a big rig or mass transit. no major delays for b.a.r.t. this morning. we have a problem in the tri valley, southbound 680 passed stone ridge drive, we have a rollover crash.

some delays in t heand if you're coming from the central valley, typically take southbound 880 through san leandro, i would take 680 instead. that's a minor backup compared to the full closure for the investigation. we're looking pretty typical, pretty heavy through the i'm thinking we have heavier volumes overall today, mike. we have quite a few schools headed back into session today. >> the most we have had so far this fall season if you will. or fall semester. back to school, san ramon, mist this morning at 58. sunny pockets this afternoon. 71 degrees, great for outdoor activities. we have palo alto usd and morning drizzle and about 61. mostly sunny and 70 this afternoon. congratulations there. have a great first day of school. let me show you how thick this school air mass is. look at mount diablo.

warmer than everybody else. 60 this morning. cooler than places like wall news creek. concord, pleasanton, livermore, pittsburg, antioch. it gives you an idea of how we're up to 13 degrees cooler than average. san francisc56. oaklan d, 59.o, san jose, 63. and santa rosa about 55. check out the mist and drizzling hanging over the air in the san mateo bridge. that's what we have to deal with. small craft advisory north of the bay bridge this afternoon. and cool to miar. or hot anywhere. look at the temperatures in the south bay. 8:00, 62. at noon you're only 71. 74 at 2:00. if you're evening, 69 at 6:00. and 64 at 8:00. it will feel like fall out there today. reggie and natasha? >> thanks, mike. still ahead the miscalculation that left b.a.r.t. with thousands of extra prepaid

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good morning. welcome back. i want to take you some live pictures here. this is southbound 880 in san leandro at lewelling boulevard. sounds like the earliest we'll have some lanes back open is

right around 9:30 and 10:00. i'll show you how bad the backup is. the search is on for a killer after someone stabbed a man to death in milpitas. policedo the business on windsor street where they found the man dead. they say the 54-year-old was stabbed a number of times. they have not released his name. investigators are asking for any possible witnesses to come forward. new details in the theft in the north bay. lots of donations coming in for a marine recruiter and his family who were targeted by thieves. pictures from wine country marine shows sergeant rafael aldama and family with several of the donations received since word of the theft became public on friday. they relocated last month and someone stole the moving van with everything init so. the bay area coming through for them. they have new furniture for the dining room, living room and bedroom and $3,000 in donations. a man who lost his loved ones in a freak accident may lose his home. in january, gary classen's wife

and son died in a frozen pond while on vacation well, now because of complicated planning laws here at home, his house is at risk. the problem is a unit that he rents to help pay the mortgage. county planners have gone back and fn oth whether that is a legal use of the unit in gatos. they're working to resolve this issue. the palo alto transit issue is looking to expand the small shutten plan. it's part of the broader effort to reduce the number of people driving solo around town and easing traffic congestion. one big issue -- the city hasn't come up with a way to pay for this. it costs 625 to. seven people in union toy are out of their homes after this happened. a car plowed right through a wall out a duplex. investigators think the car and the pickup truck were street bh

yesterday morning. one vehicle went right through the wall of the home. the second vehicle a pickup truck ended up on the lawn of the duplex. that crash forced out two families. no one got hurt. according to one of the displaced neighbors it's latest traffic crash he had to deal with. >> one went through the tree, one went through the concrete and the other went through the fence and to the patio, and this is the fourth one, and the worst one. >> hard to believe that keeps happening here. two people in the car ran away. police detained the truck's driver. happening today, five masterpieces located in museums. it's all thanks to facebook live. you can see the paintings of sunflowers by van gogh. it's to explore and celebrate his life and work. that starts at 9:50

and that's pacific. all right. take you back to our traffic alert here. san leandro area, approaching san lorenzo. fully closed at lewelling and this is all due to the shooting investigation. that happened about 2:30 this morning. a person was shot in the head. and they are now in critical condition. so this is just a long term situation and we've got a major backup. you're down to two miles an hour on southbound 880 all throughout that area approaching the closure. that's where about five miles right now. 580 is still looking good for an alternate. 70 miles an hour in san leandro. once you get closer to castro valley, you're down to 30 miles an hour. but much better than two miles an hour. you're not moving on 880. b.a.r.t. looks good too. a quick check of everyone else today, i don't have significant blocking issues. westbound 580 that dublin, one

hour and eight minutes in the red. westbound, antioch to concord and southbound 101 we have some mist and fog but it's not slowing you down, you're in the green at 16 minutes let's talk about the weather. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> hey, i was noticing your travel time between tracy and dub bin and the winds through the altimas pass are starting at the golden gate 28 miles an hour. you have mist and fog and your accuweather highlights, the coolest highs this week. mostly cloudy and cool tonight and warming back to average. i don't think we'll see as much mist and drizzle tonight. notice it's cloudy everywhere by 9:00. by noon pretty sunny in the south bay. sun breaking in the north bay. look at the bay itself, still cloudy at noon. it will stay mainly

at least between the san mateo bridge and san rafael bridge by 5:00. all right, look at your temperature, wow, this is what this -- this is august, this is october like. on the peninsula today the warmest part, 74, the coolest is 69 in millbrae. 60 to 63 along the coast today. only 63 in downtown san francisco. up in the north bay 75 to 79. mid 80s around lake. 70 in her cue lease. oakland only 68. brentwood. temperatures tonight about 55 to 59 degrees. about two to four degrees warmer tuesday and wednesday and by thursday, through the weekend we're back to average. >> thanks. amazon refunding some customers who bought solar eclipse glasses. the problem here, amazon can't confirm the classes come from a reputable manufacturer and may not comply with the industry standards. those who did purchase them will

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we have our major traffic alert in san leandro this morning. all lanes of southbound 880 remain closed at lewelling. this is for the shooting investigation. about a five mile backup right now. stick to 580 or take b.a.r.t. this morning. in two, the reason for the traffic backup. someone was shot in the head earlier this morning on southbound 880. reports are that three people were in a car around 2:30. one of them suffered the injury. number three, a drive by shooting in san jose leaves five people hurt. police say the victim's four men and one woman is expected to recover. one neighbor said he herd gunshots on vista glenn drive. a man accused of driving into the crowd in charlottesville is coiou grt t . james fields jr. faces a murder charge for almost killing a woman on saturday. hundreds of people in the bay area rallied in support of charlottesville. this was at latham park in oakland. demonstrators called for the end to racism and hatred.

number six, in your 12 hour day planner we are warmer this morning but watch out for the mist and drizzle through the morning commute. look at the temperatures not much of a summer spread at noon. 59 to 69. 61 to 74, we could be up to 13 degrees cooler than average today. and number seven, all aboard the solar eclipse. ride. tickets for amtrak's special train service to carbondale, illinois, sold out in a day. that's one of the best days to see the solar eclipse. >> i love it. that sounds like a good idea. >> i'm on board with that. reggie drew up in ohio, he got married there. >> he has an aloha spirit at 5:00 and 6:00 a.m. he loves his dog. woodstock. >> he once sang a duet with dolly parton. >> biggest disney fan ever! >> great debater. >> reggie always listens to your side. that's what makes him a great journalist for almost 20 years. >> hard to believe with a face like th

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