the provisions to end family separations. democrats argue the bill would allow the government to detain families together indefinitely. >> jsh frid-- josh friday was of a dozen mayors protesting the bill. >> we cannot be silent, they have to make sure that the government is helping people, not hurting people and places like texas, it's not happening right now and we are going to continue to be vigilant and speak up. >> mayor friday sent us these pictures from outside of a facility where children are currently being held. the mayors want to see the children reunited with the families immediately. and they are calling on lawmakers to pass immigration reform. first lady melania trump visited a social services center today, there's 55 people between the ages of 12 and 17 housed there. facility officials say most come without their parents and some had been separated from families. >> we all know they are here

without their families. and i want to thank you for your hard work, your compassion and kindness you are giving them in these difficult times. >> the jacket that the first lady wore to go to texas has come under fire. the back reads, as you see there, i really don't care, do you? abc news asked the first lady spokesman why mrs. trump wore it, and the response was, it's just a jacket. president trump said it refers to the fake news media. >> efforts in the bay area to help these immigrant families continues to grow. we are live in san francisco with how people are staying active on the issue. >> well, you know, the bay area is known for being overly generous, dan and on our website, abc 7 us, y-- -- abc 7

can find ways to help. a small group in san matteo called i want my mommy raised money and clothing for immigrant family and children stuck in detention camps. they started to collect supplies a few days a ago and the response from the community is overwhelming. a group of 12 volunteers will leave tomorrow to accompany the congresswoman jackie spear to the area. >> in our small way, we are feeling that at least something is happening. >> even though president trump signed an order to keep families together. it's not clear how the administration plans to reunite those who have already been separated. this is a nonprofit that provides legal services for immigrants and we spoke to them via skype from texas. >> a person lost in the desert needs water. a person in a famine needs food and a person who is detention needs a lawyer. >> these families need bond money to get them out of the

detention centers. they are getting most of their donations from the bay area through the wilner family fundraising page that raised more than $17 million. more than 450,000 people have already donated. another group called families, belong together, is organizing rallies throughout the country on june 30th. >> no one knows where they are going, no one knows why they are 2,000 miles away from their parents and how and when and why they will be returned. >> you want answers. >> i think we all want answers, this is children we are talking about. >> and there will be several rallies on that day throughout the bay area, here in san francisco, it's starting at delores park and ends at civic center plaza. thank you, now, abc 7 cheryl jennings will travel with this

and will go beyond the headlines to bring you the story of the cry is is the border. >> pg&e released an amount of what the fires may cost the shareholders. it could cost may add up to $15 billion. that's what they describe as a worse case scenario. one financial analyst explained what they are trying to do. >> it's not an admission of guilt, it's an admission that they have a potential liability and they have to reserve money that they may have to pay. >> their meeting responsibility for the fires. they should start paying people. >> and pg&e's stock value rose even with the news of it possibly being liable fire damage. >> -- of the north bay fires,

including the huge blaze in santa rosa that destroyed nearly 5,000 homes. laura is live from one of the neighborhoods, with reaction from fire victims. >> reporter: well, hi, dan, i'm standing on a play structure, this is one of the only things left standing. as the tubs fired roared through the neighborhood last october, pg&e has not been officiallyi implicated in the fire, but they are waiting to see if the day will come. mike williams is a contractor helping to rebuild homes in coffee park. including his own. one among thousands who lost everything in the raging tubs fire last october. cal fire have yet to find pg&e responsible for this fire, victims are watching closely the company's decision, to set aside billions of dollars to pay for expected losses in other places. like from the sulfer fire in clear lake. >> it's encouraging for the

people who were affected by the fires, but if you are in an area where the fire is the most devastating and they still have not made a decision, it makes you wonder which way they are going to go. >> williams also wonders even if pg&e is found responsible for the tubs fire, will any of the money trickle down to the fire victims thenlzs. >> it seems that it is starting to turn in the direction of the people that were affected. but the question you really want to ask is, who is really affected? it was the city? it was the people? it was everything. >> so, we had 20 minutes to get out. >> jennifer and her family lost their home in coffee park and she too are uncertain if homeowners will see any money from pg&e, but she is relieved that the utility is preparing to pay up in some areas. >> if there's proof, fact and proof that they didn't, as in the other instances do what they were supposed to do, then absolutely they need to take responsibility for it and make

and be fiscally responsible. >> abc 7 news. all right, let's turn our attention to fire. fire danger will be high this weekend as the weather is hotter. abc 7 news weather spencer christian has more on that. it will be quite hot in the next couple of days. right now, we are looking at mild to warmer conditions. sunny skies across the region. let's skip ahead to the heat. we have a red flag warning in affect, it will be in affect all of saturday in to sunday evening for lake county and solano county, and it will be very hot. we also have a fire weather watch in affect from the 11:00 saturday morning to 8:00 sunday evening for the north bay hills and mountains and the east bay hill hads and mountains. same conditions, low humidity and intense heat and strong gusty winds so fires can spread rapidly under those conditions and heat -- heat advisory for all of the bay area. and air quality is declining

tomorrow, it will be a spare the air day, with a poorest air quality likely in the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. i have a look at the complete forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, spencer, thank you. happening now, questions over possible radioactive dirt in the east bay. officials are getting ready to hold a public forum. they want to know if contamin e contaminated dirt from the naval shipyard was dumped in a landfill in bay point. we are live in bay point with the details. eric? >> reporter: and the meeting is going to start in about 20 minutes and it's in a room right behind us and yeah, the problem here is that nobody knows for sure if there's radioactive material in the landfill. that's why, tonight, they are likely going to be many more questions than answers. there's not of much separating ralph's home from the landfill. >> that's the fence, the dump is on the otherer side here. >> reporter: that's probably a

half mile's distance over the hill had. he has heard talk that there may be radioactive dirt in there. >> am i concerned about the dump, definitely, you know, especially when you don't know what's go engine there. >> reporter: county officials say that soil contaminated with low levels of radioactive radium may have been buried here from the clean up of the old hunters point naval shipyard from san francisco, problem is, they don't know for sure. >> if it's there, it was not supposed to have gone to that landfill. it's a domestic garbage landf l landfill. >> reporter: the navy has been paying for clean up of contamination, but one of the contractors has been accused of falsifying data on how radioactive the soil is. we contacted a spokesman today in a written statement, he said, tetratec was not responsible for transport or disposal of material to offsite landfills and all shipments were tested

for radioactivity at hunters point and trucks must pass through another portal monitor run and controlled by the landfill to make sure had that no radioactive material is being deposited at the landfill, and they have said, no one will be satisfied until the independent testing is done. >> we want to know what risk factors may exist and assure our citizens that they are safe. >> reporter: they were not sure how many people would show up for the forum. we have seen a lot of traffic back and forth for this hall way, and those supposed to be here, the u.s. navy, the state health department, even some of the local water agencies for those folks who may be worried about things getting in to the water supply. the good news there is that everything is covered up. so, even if there's contaminated material in the landfill, it would be buried under other material and not free to blow around in the air. live in bay point. eric thomas.

abc 7 news. >> all right, eric, thank you. >> stay with us, jury selection is under way in the first of thousands of cases against monsanto to go to trial. >> a bay area man is suing, saying the pesticide round up gave him terminal cancer. the unusual move in court today. >> the community weighs in on the levi stadium curfew. the results on of a new survey being discussed right now. >> political and religion

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in santa clara, a new survey shows that most residents support the current curfew at levi stadium but a good majority would be open to changes. abc 7 news reporter is live in city hall with what is happening now. chris? >> ama, we got our hands on the full report that city council is going over the results right now, inside council chambers and no surprise, two of the biggest issues are noise and traffic. being stuck in traffic near levi stadium is never fun. >> we were next to the door of the stadium.

sometimes they act like thursday night concerts and stuff like that could be an issue for us. >> those concerns are part of the reason why the santa clara city council decided to talk about issues related to the stadium, right now, they are meeting to review the results. the surveys are saying they are dissatisfied with the traffic and parking and disrupt i have behavior following stadium events and the majority of residents support the current curfew of 10:00 p.m. week nights and are open to changes. that is good news for the 49ers who manage the stadium. in a statement to abc 7 news. the 49ers said, we share the resident's concerns about our city and we will continue to partner with our neighbors to bring world class events to santa clara whileing the stadiue for all. residents say they understand revenue from stadium events can help the city in the long run, but they want to avoid cases like cold play who played

beyond curfew last fall. they should consider partnerships with different agencies, to alleviate problems with parking. >> waiting to go, because, becau are walking across the street because they are parking all around the area. >> the consultants are representing that the city step up the security around the stadium, especially for the neighborhoods to help enforce some of the disruptive post event behavior. apparently public urination is problem, so maybe they add port-a-potties in the neighborhoods. >> a familiar sight has disappeared after a pro longed and emotional fight over art in public places. a sculpture was removed called

digital dna, the owner opposed fortunates to sell it. -- opposed opportunities to sell it. the buyer is having digital dna moved to harvard university. well, brace yourself, summer is officially here as of today, and it's going to feel like it the next couple of days. >> we hope you like it hot. if not, i don't know what else to tell you. spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> try to stay cool and hydrated, here is a look at live doppler 7, while we have mild to warm conditions. the skies are sunny and there's a bit of fog off shore as you can see. there won't be much of it tomorrow. you see a few beach goers hanging out in the evening sunshine, but we will see more people there tomorrow and saturday. right now, we have temperature readings of 63, and 65 in oakland and 69 in mountain view, and 75 in san jose, and 86 in

gilroy. this is our camera view looking at a sunny western sky. more temperature readings, mid to upper 70s and 88 at fairfield and 90 at concord and 87 at livermore, this is the view at the golden gate bridge. these are the forecast features. two day heat spike begins tomorrow, we will have triple digit temperatures inland had in the hottest areas over the two-day period and of course, high fire danger and poorer air quality will come along with the increase in temperatures. right now, surface wind is rather strong as well, gusts up to 16 miles per hour had in novato and 26 here in san francisco, and all around the bay, as you can see, winds speeds range from about 10-16 miles per hour. breezy conditions, hot conditions developing. dry vegetation and all that adds up to high fire danger. overnight, look for mainly clear skies with a bit of patchy fog and a bit of that will push out over the bay. overnight lows will be in the

mid to upper 50s and tomorrow, prepare for the heat, especially inland, we will see many locations inland with high temperatures at or above 100 degrees, especially up north and in the inland east bay, 100 degrees likely at concord and liver more, and right around the bayshore line, we will see mid to upper 80s and in the coast, upper squs. good beach going weather. i guess. and saturday, it gets hotter. especially in the inland areas, where there's numerous locations. where temperatures are up to 105, right around the bay, we will see upper 80s and near the coast, it will be warmer then, i think, than the computer model indicates. i would say 80 here in san francisco, as opposed to just 75. but it starts to cool down a bit on sunday. they will be further cooling on on monday, temperatures will settle back in to a more seasonal and comfortable range. also, this is pride weekend in san francisco, we will have sunny skies, friday, saturday and sunday with a high temperature in the upper 70s to about 80 on saturday, so, a very nice mild to warm day here in the city.

and here's the accu weather seven-day forecast. we have two hot days coming our way, with temperatures in the triple digits and of course, increased fire danger and diminished air quality, but a cooler air pattern begins on monday. and that remains in place for all of last weekst. we have a seasonal range and a more comfortable range and a more healthful range i prezum. >> thank you. >> mirror to come, a surprise exit by the ceo of santa clara based intel. >>

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>> state lawmakers say they are closer to putting in place, sweeping anti-harassment policies. they spoke about how they can improve harassment reporting procedures. a recent survey of capitol staff said that 1/3 of employees do not feel that appropriate action will be taken in a complaint is made. [ inaudible ] >> a sexual harassliment committee voted to new policy. >> and uc berkley and uc davis and l.a. did not address sexual

misconduct complaints on time and some people accused continued to sexually harass people after they were disciplined ineffectively. the system accepts the recommendations and working to improve its process. stay with us, a police shooting that killed an unarmed teenager is under investigation in pennsylvania. >> and the latest gomts from pittsburgh -- and the latest developments from pittsburgh tonight, as they demonstrate the shooting. >> some of the children have been taken to california. >> be patient with us, we have work to do. it not going to happen overnight. >> keeping tourists coming to san francisco,

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>> good evening, and once again, we are learning tonight that some of the children who have been separated from their parents at the border have now staying in the los angeles area. >> nearly 100 children have been sent to shelters and foster homes, most are 9 years old and younger. >> groups are trying to get in touch with the youngsters to represent them before immigration judges. and to help them cope with being away from their parents. >> i have a deep, deep concern that these parents are not going to be properly reunited with their parents because it will take very long for that reunification to happen and that each day that passes, the trauma deepens for the kids. >> immigrants rights groups say they are especially concerned about the separation, because many kids are just too young to get the legal representation that they need. >> mountain view based, 23 and me wants to help reunite families. they announced they will donate dna kids for those separated in the border. bay area congress woman jackie

spear approached the company with the idea, tomorrow, spear plans to travel to the border to deliver clothes and speak to the families in person. >> the bill bored was changed from we make junk disappear, to we make kids disappear, ice. it went up and was changed in the dark, nobody saw it happening. they say it's in the response of the policy to separate young children from their families at the u.s. border. the ghost ship fire case investigators say that prosecutors offered the difficul defendant a deal and he turned it down. . he would have received a prison

sentence of 18 years with the possibility of parole in ten. the trial for he and his co-defendant is scheduled to start july 16th. they are both facing manslaughter connected to the fire in 2016. >> there are protests in east pittsburgh, pennsylvania tonight. two days after a police officer shot and killed an unarmed teen anyoner. >> if we don't -- an unarmed teenager. >> if we don't stand for something we will fall for anything. >> the video posted to facebook shows officer michael rossfield firing three shots, the video shows rose and another person running from a car the officer was trying to pull over, this was the officer's fir day on the job with this police department. he is on paid leave while officials investigate. a southern california couple accused of torturing 12 of the 13 children will stand trial. a judge today found that probable cause that they abused their children for years. prosecutors say they subjected

their children to years of filth, starvation and bizarre behavior, that included feeding them moldy pies and caging them. one escaped and called 9-1-1. >> religious leaders joined together to show their support for the memorial church. ♪ >> hundred had gathered on the steps of city hall in response to the united methodist's church to rea sign and not replace glide's two current ministers. the decision was made over the bishop that oversees the churches in california and nevada. >> he would like to bring glide in to the fold of a traditional united methodist church and congregation. she brings with her a more religiously conservative philosophy in a way that would under mine everything that we

do. >> she said she doesn't understand why the church with would want to dismantle that has been so successful all of these decades and she has reached out to the bishop and has not heard back, but she is confident things will work out. >> tourism in san francisco is a number one industry. with visitors spending $9 million. and earlier, the travel association made a cry for help to make the city a more desirable place to visit. abc 7 news anchor has the update. >> more than 24,000 tourists visit the wharf every day. while the streets here are clean, other parts of the city not so much. >> i've seen a lot of homeless individuals and cops. it was a very scary situation coming in to the city. >> this is the reason why san francisco tourism, ceo and president said earlier this year, the city needs to clean up. >> we are losing business, we have groups that said they cannot come to san francisco as long as the streets are like this.

>> we caught up with him at the tourism luncheon, he is pleased with the changes being implemented. >> we are starting to see positive movement forward and it's encouraging. >> san francisco's tourism industry is big business. 25 million visitors a year. gent rate -- generate more than $9 million in spending of. $3.5 million has been a lotted to clean up and results will take time. >> i want say we have work to do, it will not happen overnight, but we are committed to making san francisco a cleaner, safer place, so when they come here, they have an incredible experience. >> encouraging news for this woman who said she will give the city a second shot. >> i do want to come back, maybe two years from now, just to see how things roll down. >> something else, sf tourism is focusing on, international tourists. keeping them happy and coming. especially in this political climate. abc announced today that rose an bahr's tv family will

get its own show this fall. it was cancelled last month over a racist tweet from bar. and now abc has ordered ten episodes titled the connors. the shows producer said that bar agreed to a settlement in the spin off. to save the jobs of 200 cast and crew member. well the death of gorilla and how her legacy is enduring of. more and more kids will be more and more kids will be playing ♪ ♪ legendary jockey víctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank.

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coco, the beloved gorilla known around the world for how she communicated with people has died. >> but her legacy lives on. and we see how she is being remembered around the world. >> coco the gorilla is never camera shy, she is featured in several documentaries and rubbed elbows with robin williams and flea. >> she was a star in her own right as she learned to communicate with humans through sign language.

the western low land gorilla was born on in 1971 at the san francisco zoo. a year later, she was taught sign language and established the gorilla foundation, the preserve now in the santa cruz mountains. with penny's help, she learned to use 1,000 signs and under 2,000 spoken english words. >> she is who she is today because of all the attention we gave her. because we gave her the oportunity to the learn as much as she wanted to learn. >> they were busy answering calls from around the world. coco.org crashed due to heavy traffic. >> people's lives were changed completely after meeting her. they looked in her eyes and it was like another universe. >> they brought joy to those she touched. coco's legacy will live on. >> the gorilla foundation said there's still a possibility they may study coco's brain to learn

more about the endangered species. abc 7 news. . you can share your condolenses online, by sharing this facebook badge. >> and an eaglelet is back in a rehab center after falling for a second time. the bald eagle was released from the wild life center yesterday after brucing its wings in the first -- after bruising its wings in the first fall and it fell again. the eaglelet still does not know how to fly, and has been taken to a center that specializes in large birds. well, weeks a ago, the fbi urged americans to reboot their routers because of a threat from routers because of a threat from russia linked malw ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪

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the supreme court ruled today that states can force online shoppers to pay sales tax in a 5-4 decision the justices overturned a 1992 precedent which barred states from requiring businesses with no fiscal presence -- with no

physical presence in the state to collect sales taxes much. it's a victory for south dakota, who brought the suit saying they were losing on out on billions of dollars of tax revenue each year. malware believed to be used by russia was targeting routers around the world. but resetting the router is just the first step to protecting the online privacy and security. >> the malware has infested nearly half a million routers in 54 countries and if the threat is growing. it's called vpn filter and security experts cannot be sure who is vulnerable. one thing is certain, router security is more important than ever. >> all of the information from your computer and your devices flows through it. that means your facebook messages, your banking, information, your credit card information all of it goes through your router. so if there's a breech, that is really bad. >> to fix the problem, the

security team at consumer reports agrees with the feds. start by resetting your router. unplug it, wait 20 seconds or so and then start it up again. the consumer reports said, don't stop there. it's smart to reset your routers administrative password the password you use to log in to the router itself. make it something strong. also, go in to the router settings and turn off the remote access feature. and then, up date your firm wear. >> unlike your laptop or smartphone, most older routers do not know notify if you there's an -- most routers do not notify you if there's a update available. >> too much of a hassle, consider replacing the router with a new one that updates automatically. from netgear, google, eero and linksys, a router with the latest updates is less vulnerable to malware, it's

becoming clearing every day that the malware is more capable of damage than anyone first realized. consumer reports says, if you want to be completely sure your system is clean, and no longer housing or spreading the malware the best thing to do is a factory reset on your router. that could mean setting up your whole system again. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side. >> now, keep in mind, it takes less than a minute to reboot your router. we have put together this video explaining how to do it, you will find it on our website, abc 7 news.com. >> a warning of toys that your kids may be playing with summer. consumer advocate, watch, put out a list of toys that could lead your children with a list of injuries. something to pay attention to, the age limit. teens or adults can get seriously hurt on toys like backyard water slides much. >> well, a good

come in handy. >> it's hot, especially in the inland areas, let's look at tomorrow's projected high temperatures. numerous inland locations will have highs in the triple digits. and as a result, of the weather conditions, red flag warning for high fire danger will be in effect over the weekend for aolano county and strong gusty winds and soaring temperatures are contributing to the fire danger, that's the case for the hills and mountains of the north bay. saturday and sunday, the fire watch is in affect. and heat advisory is in affect saturday for all of the bay area except for san francisco and the coast line. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's pride weekend. great weekend for pride weekend and a cooler more comfortable

pattern will settle in on monday. and that will stay in place for just about all of next week. >> we love cool and comfy. >> thanks. >> we do. >> all right, we have is something really fun in sports. >> yeah, mindi bach is here. >> i want to save time and keep it short. when we come back, pierre two-time is going to join us. two-time is going to join us. that means mr. javale mcgee crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, two-time is going to join us. that means mr. javale mcgee passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive

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how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. now, sports from abc 7 news. i don't need -- >> shoutout to the warriors! >> good? >> i think we are good. >> on oh, my gosh, what a great weekend that was. day that was, the parade, championship parade and what a great weekend it will be. saturday june 23rd, the fourth annual tournament.

it's hosted by javale mcgee, i've come to know him over the past few seasons and i'm glad -- i'm glad you are here in studio. you go by pierre two-time. producer name? >> yes. >> not only a two-time champion, first time father. your daughter is beautiful. and you're a producer, musician and so much has gone well for you. how do you put it in perspective? look at this. >> it's so much positivity that has been happening in hi life and definitely -- in my life, and winning the championship back-to-back is a beautiful thing. i'm taking it all in. >> yeah, what do you remember most about the nba finals? >> i don't think people reelds when you talk about warriors playoff history the player with the best field goal percentage, right here. this guy. that is amazing.

>> yeah, i mean, it's a beautiful thing. i definitely feel blessed to be able to be a part of a team that is going to the championship and then, i feel blessed to be able to contribute in the finals to a championship. so, the one thing that you was saying, last year, it felt easier than this year. this year, was, it was rough. it was not rough, but it was, it was not as easy as last year. it took a lot of heart and a rot of passion and a lot of focus. >> i think the mental focus, you know every team is coming at you. >> every team, every single one. >> come on, the rockets were built to beat the warriors. that was their sole purpose. let's talk about jug life. it's a lot of fun. it's a celebrity tournament on saturday. why all this about water? we know it's great for health and you help use the foundation to provide clean drinking water to under served countries that really need it. why this? >> well, i really started doing my research on water and started

drinking it myself to experiment on myself, and i feel better staying hydrated, my skin is clearing staying hydrated, so many things that water helps you with, and it turns in to teaching kids about it and then it became going to uganda and build a with water well, it progressed to more positivity. >> especially for the youth. like you said, put down the photo and the juice, you need the water. it's so much better for you. >> nice, ice cold water. it's not good to drink ice cold water but that's my favorite way to drink it. >> how are the teams going to be chosen. there's a list of celebrities, including all of your teammates and the oakland native will be there. >> e-40 will be there. >> yeah. >> we will just split us down the middle. you guys go over there and you go over there, and it will be a blast. >> kevin durant will have quite the strike zone. >> me too, my strike zone is huge. oh. >> how do you combat that? >> you know, power.

strength. when you are a slugger like me, it's really not, you know, a problem. >> okay. who was sneaky good? >> i would not say sneaky good, i would say matt barnes pretty good. i'm really excited to see steph play. he did not come last year. >> he didn't, that's right. >> he sent me a video of him doing batting practice, he is coming this year. >> so, i'm, i want to see him. >> who is pitching? >> i don't know yet. we don't know yet. >> it's -- >> you may want to -- some people come and they are like, i want to pitch and we are like, okay, go ahead. but sometimes we have a designated pitcher. we will find out game day. also, we have a, i almost forgot to say it. we have a especial home run slugger who is going to be there. but we are not saying names yet. we will announce it. >> like initials like bb? >> i don't know initials. what are those? >> all right, javale, thank you so much. >> if you would like to buy tickets, tell them. >> jug life water.com, good right on the website and buy

tickets. >> thanks for being part of our community and part of this and bringing this beautiful trophy, we need a third, three-pete sounds good. >> javale, thank you vocis she thank you, so much. >> so great having him here, doing great wok-- doing great w. >> we appreciate your time, for all

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