good morning, everyone. i'm caroliyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this september 16th. let's start with a look at the weather with francis dinglasan. >> good morning. we have less cloud cover. you can see that. clouds off the coast and some scattered broken clouds over the east bay and interior valleys. temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s. cooler in some of the valleys where we have clear skies. there was fog in napa but now less fog and 45 degrees.

santa rosa 44 and lots of 50s around the bay. 48 in san ramon. 47. temperatures are cooler today. right now i should say because this afternoon, we'll see some temperatures close to yesterday's numbers. even a little warmer in some spots. sunrise at 6:52. we'll still be dealing with scattered clouds and by lunchtime, the clouds pull back to the coast. mostly sunny conditions for everyone but breezy once again. winds from the west 10 to 20 miles per hour and that's why temperatures will be below average. inland reaching upper 70s around the bay. >> frances, thank you. new this morning, a deadly hit and run in santa rosa. officers were called to stoney point just before 9:30 last night. witnesses called 911 after watching a car hit a man. he died at the scene. the driver of the car took off. >> looks like it's a white

sedan, possibly some type of smaller sedan with a spoiler on the back. we don't have information on the driver. officers searched the yarea and have not located the vehicle or driver. >> investigators are going through surveillance video from nearby businesses. any witnesses are asked to contact santa rosa police. developing news, florence is a tropical depression but still dumping massive amounts of rain and prompting flash flood and tornado warnings in the carolinas. at least 13 people have died. hundreds of rescues have been attempted or have taken place overnig overnight. the national hurricane center says the effect of torrential rain is expected to be cat straf if i c -- catastrophic. here is emily rau. >> as the rain continued pounding the carolinas, florence offering new reminders, she's

not over yet. >> okay, guys, we have to stop coverage because we have to get to the safe zone. >> reporter: our affiliate in wilmington stopping the live broadcast because of a tornado warning early sunday morning. >> hey, all right -- we got to go. >> reporter: and water rescues still happening. in jacksonville, north carolina, coast guard crews in helicopters swooping in to help. and when this military humvee drove too far into a flood zone. good samaritans stepping in to rescue the rescuers. >> i have never seen flash flooding like this occur in our state. >> reporter: state officials navigating devastating flooding as they coordinate recovery efforts. the death toll from florence at 13 people. two of those deaths happened here in wilmington, north carolina when this huge tree woman and her 8 month old baby. frank henderson chose not to evacuate. >> i definitely considered it, but if i wouldn't have left, i would have lost my house. >> reporter: others vowed this

hurricane will make them rethink the next one. >> after this experience, i would never stay in a cat three or cat four. >> reporter: as of last night, at least 800,000 people did not have power in north and south carolina. the governor of north carolina telling people yesterday it is not yet safe to come back home. emily rau, abc news, wilmington, north carolina. residents in hong kong are huddling indoors as strong winds are sending debris flying after the arrival of typhoon. this video shows winds ripping off the roof of the a structure. the observatory department warns the super typhoon could be the strongest ever to sit the city. it struck the philippines yesterday flattening homes and small towns and villages. at least 28 people have died. that typhoon is impacting travelers right here in the bay area. abc 7 news reporter amanda dell castillo spoke with some that caught a flight out just in

time. >> reporter: half a world away from hurricane florence, typhoon mangoot is being called the strongest storm of the year. it's forecasted to make another landfall west of hong kong sunday. >> my flight is original tomorrow but i like change it to today so that's why i came here earlier. >> reporter: she and others flew from hong kong to san francisco pmany travelers were only slightly concerned about relatives still in the heart of hong kong. >> we experienced like six to 12 typhoons a year in hong kong and so we're quite used to it and thankfully, we have really good infrastructures and really good si sewage system. >> reporter: the super typhoon will put at least 5 million people at risk and cause more casualties than florence. many saturday say they are hopeful precautions taken after last year's deadly typhoon have helped. >> seems like a lot more

prepared than last time or last year. >> reporter: while those travelers sounded pretty confident in their preparation, i should mention abc reports current projections show it could be one of the strongest storms to hit hong kong in the last six decades. i'm reporting at sfo, amanda de deadel costel costello. they are near peak typhoon season. i want to give your current conditions. winds of 85 miles per hour and tracking west, northwest at 19 miles per hour. it will move inland later on this evening and then it will drop to 45 miles per hour. i'm going to take you to florence now to compare winds are currently at 35 miles per hour. it's still tracking very slowly, moving west at 8 mileser hour 20 miles southwest of colombia,

south carolina. here is the doppler image looping over the past few hours and you can see how much rain is continuing to dump through the carolinas, especially north carolina near wilmington. the big concerns right now, we got flash flood warnings for the dark green area and flood warnings for the light green area. they might get up to an additional ten more inches of rain with storm totals up to 40 inches by the time this is over in addition to that, there is a tornado watch for that area highlighted in red so we'll keep an eye on this for you, >> francis, thank yefrances, th >> you can help by texting red cross to 90999. hillsborough police are looking for these five men. they broke into a home on church hill drive friday night. the suspects hopped a fence, got into the home through an unlocked door. that set off the alarm. just as it went off, the

homeowners got home and saw three men running away. they drove off in a dark-colored 2015 honda sedan with paper plates. san francisco police are looking for the person responsible for a stabbing. it happened steps from the entrance of the ritz carlton. this is video from near the scene. police say two people got into some kind of verbal fight around 7:30 last night. it then escalated. a man was strappeabbed. the victim is expected to recover. a major milestone in santa rosa following the devastation of the tubs fire. the first rebuilt house in fountain grove is home for a man that lost nearly everything last ew a echoma

yay! >> long-time fountain grove resident helped cut the ribbon outside his new home. last october he and more than 1400 of his neighbors lost their homes when the tubs fire swept through her community. now he's the first to move into a home built from the ground up. >> it's overwhelming because when this started, little did i think we would be rebuilt in 11 months. people said two years. >> evother houses are taking shape. >> my son called it the phoenix raising. it's satisfaction and fulfilling. >> reporter: sonoma county builders, llc erected his home. the rebuilding of fountain grove is more than just a job to the contractors. >> my family built it the first time 20 years ago. my father was the superintendent on this job site and built the

homes. we're family-owned company and my customers are my family. >> reporter: and he is finding it hard to contain his joy. >> it's disneyland, man. it just feels that good. it's exhilarating. rebuilding fountain grove of sonoma county because of issues of removing hazardous debris from the area. still ahead on abc 7 morning, fighting back against thieves. a unique way some drivers are trying to keep criminals from breaking into their cars. and a live look from pier s 15. it's in the 40s and 50s and bee s breezy conditions and a warming trend this week. francis has it all in just a few.

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writing on the rear windshield, thank you for letting this glass remain unbroken. we are a poor family with two kids. no values inside except diapers. >> maybe they feel empathy. >> reporter: on the driver's side window, not valuables inside except baby's milk and the rear passenger window, nothing to take valuable in this car, thank you. first break in they lost $1500 worth of sporting goods. >> i think maybe it's my fault i left car in such a place. >> reporter: second break in, a bag but the third break in at golden gate park. >> my passport, social security, working permit, everything, it was my wallet. >> reporter: the fourth on otis street. >> i see the thieves just open and see milk and diapers and left it. >> reporter: could it be? a softer side to san francisco criminals? r sea dahen he deco ea

wedia askin for yourcres on pot thieves and you delivered. like this one, someone already took the entire glove box. there is nothing inside except eight cds and listing the eight cds and this one, please do not break into the car. it has been broken into six times. we cannot afford paying for more car windows. how about a simple all valuables have been removed. >> in one sense, it's creative and does follow the strategy that people are taking responsibly but on the other hand, it's really sad that people feel they have to do that. >> reporter: san francisco police chief william scott says car break-ins are down 15% year to date. >> roughly 15,000 fewer. >> reporter: he says thanks to extra foot patrols and educating people to park smart. if you love d't leave it. >> we want to get it to zero. >> reporter: not to cuban and his wife. >> we don't spend our last money

on car repairs. >> reporter: chief scott believes it's a small group of people responsible. he says they are focused on identifying the people and bringing the best cases to the district attorney's office for prosecution. in the newsroom, melanie woodro, abc 7 news. abc's new brand local issues sharing inspiring stories in a weekly digital series called more in common. this week, see how former prisoners are finding their new normal among silicon valley entrepreneu entrepreneurs, lawyers and doctors. >> i went to prison for a second-degree murder i committed when i was 17. >> you served 17 years and you're playing laying laying la dragons. >> yeah. >> when i was first incarcerated, it's something that fell into my lap. for me, this is a life simulator to practice my listening skills, pay attention to information, be

intentional about what i want to do. have some kind of structure. all of these that i got through dungons and dragons. >> i'm fresh out of prison and have access to phds and physics and people that started multi million dollar companies. there is things people are doing here that are making the world a better place and centers around d and d. >> and this episode is available now on facebook watch, look for new episodes every week. good morning, we're looking at live doppler 7 and we have clouds along the coast and in some of the interior areas but lots of car sun the bay. you can see with the live shot. a few of those low clouds spilling in from the coast as you can see on the o lo tse clear skies over parts of the east bay and temperatures are mainly in the 40s and 50s. san francisco is 55. oakland 52.

san jose 50. but in some of the valleys, the cool air pools with clear skies so morgan hill 45 degrees right now. this time we're looking from the mountain and so much clearer out there. temperatures are a little cooler right now. a lot of 40s in parts of the north bay. napa 45. novato 48 and low 50s, fairfield and livermore. this time i also want to show you beautiful live shot from the east bay hills looking out and the sunset is coming our way soon. here is what you can expect. it will be breezy and mild this afternoon. we have that on shore flow keeping temperatures below average. in fact, it will stay that way the next few days and get ready for much warmer weather. if you're looking forward t wednesday, and thursday will be the warmest ds of e here is the forecast animation with the cloud cover this morning. at 9:00. we'll see clouds off the coast and this evening, we'll start to see them push in around 7:00 tonight. just along the beaches and parts

of the peninsula coast but still clear around the bay and then overnight the clouds, low clouds and fog will push in across the bay and spread into some of the interior areas. so we'll see a milder start tomorrow. highs today will be pretty comfortable, though, in the south bay look for some 70s out there. some low to mid 70s through the south bay. warmer in gilroy at 77 and santa cruz beach will be nice at 71. with the sea breeze in place throughout the day, temperatures at the beaches like half moon bay and pacificia will stay near 60 but look for low 70s. and in san francisco, breezy, as well for all the festivities. grab a jacket. if you're headed to the festival in china town, warming up to 63 but daily city 59 this afternoon. lots of 70 in the north

73 in san raphal. temperatures in the mid 60s as we head farther south. richmond 66. fremont 69 this afternoon. plenty of sunshine early on in the interior areas but it will be mild once again today. 70s that will be your high in brentwood and one of the warmest spots at 78. and overnight lows will be in the 40s in the north bay again with the clearer and cool conditions and low clouds there along the coast and temperatures in the 50s elsewhere. here is the accuweather forecast. another breezy day close to yesterday's numbers inland in the upper 70s around the bay upper 60s near 60 at the coast. below average monday, tuesday and temperatures rebound wednesday, thursday should be the warmest day of the week near 90 inland possibly and mid 70s around the bay and at the coast, mid 60s.

so nice to head to the beach then and then fall begins saturday evening. >> fall, already. >> yes, exactly. >> thanks, frances. talking about beaches, the beaches and the waterways all over the bay area are a lot cleaner this morning. that's thanks to an army of volunteers that spent their saturday picking up trash for coastal cleanup day. here is abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. >> reporter: they came armed with buckets on a mission. volunteers fanning out across every inch of ocean beach. >> it's coastal cleanup day and we'll go out and pick up trash off the beach. there is way too much of it. >> reporter: some little ones could barely carry the buckets but others finding everything from cigarette buttsiothere. >> it's pretty gross. >> reporter: gross but a good turn for the environment. >> birds live here and animals live here and they choke. trash in here. les a

>> reporter: the trash was sorted but plastic got a closer look. >> cigars, is that paper or plastic? >> reporter: the non-profit surf writer foundation was documenting items to find the source of plastic pollution. >> we're looking at brands and packaging and seeing how much is local, how much is foreign, what might be washing up from out in the ocean and what people are leaving on the beach to find multiple solutions. >> reporter: the amount of plastic and trash can be daunting but a cleaner coast and a cleaner ocean is the goal for everyone. >> it is going to be the world we live in because people care. and we're full of love. >> reporter: for the numbers, ornirs53 volunteers came out statewide and picked up if'rinto9ers 7 news

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dan harris joins us to tell us what is coming up on good morning america. >> we're covering breaking news involving florence. she's a tropical depression but the devastation continues in the carolinas. heavy rains, rising flood waters

prompting more emergency evacuations. we seen locals wading through high water seeking safety. our team is on the ground with updates on the disastrous conditions and plus, in massachusetts a beach goer attacked by a shark on cape cod. the first deadly attack in that state in 80 years. eyewitnesss describing a terrifying scene. we're right there with the latest. and finally the investigation after a police officer, the home and loved ones pleading for justice. they are coming forth on still to come. >> i think that my son deserves a fighting chance because he is in fact improving. >> parents praying for a miracle. the major decision that could change their lives tomorrow. also, a celebration now in its 28th year. what you can expect at the moon festival in san francisco

welcome back, everyone. it is just before 6:30re arting this half hour with the look at the weather with our meteorologist francis dinglasan with the weather. >> we're dealing with low clouds. the satellite image, clear

conditions over parts of the bay now but we have coastal clouds and around the bay and interior areas. here is your 12-hour day planner you can always have access to by searching the app to download. sunrise at 6:52 and clouds over the next couple hours. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. by lunchtime, the clouds will pull back to the coast and then this afternoon, look for mostly sunny conditions with a strong sea breeze once again. so temperatures will remain below average. inland areas upper 70s for the warmest location and around the bay, you'll find upper 60s and at the coast near 60. sunset at 7:15. the clouds will start to return from the coast and spread again overnight into the bay and we have some cooler days ahead before big warmup. i'll have details coming up. >> thank you, frances. developing news, florence is a tropical depression but major flash flooding0, peoe remain

without power this morning. the storm trapped people in flooded homes andlorence dumped more than 30 inches of rain in north carolina. that breaks the state record from a tropical system, the previous record was just over 24 inches back in 1999. >> i have never seen flash flooding occur like this in the state and it's tremendously impacting our ability to help move travel on our interstates and u.s. routes. >> the national hurricane center says flash floods are likely all week. coming up, the coast guard and north carolina emergency management director will did cuss the la discuss the latest. you can watch the full interviews on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning here on abc 7. in the east bay, a little

boy said to be fighting for his life may be taken off his breathing machine tomorrow. he's six months old in a coma. hisa but says the hospital is about to pull the plug. >> reporter: kingston holms is seen here in better days. he's been in children's hospital on a breathing machine after suffering severe brain injury from cardiac arrest while at home more than a month ago. >> i think my son deserves a fighting chance. because he is in fact improving. >> reporter: parents have been praying for a miracle but time is running out. >> they just dropped this bomb on us. >> reporter: on friday, doctors gave them this letter stating breathing machines will be turned off on monday due to ir re -- ir revensble brain injury. >> he still has life in his

body. >> reporter: the family will continue to fight until the end but options are limited. >> i'll have to have either a lawyer, a second opinion, or a new facility to transfer him to. i don't know how i'm supposed to find that over the weekend. >> reporter: abc 7 news reached out to the hospital for comment but i've yet to hear back. the letter says hospital staff notified the parents about this pending decision well in advance. with a cut off date fast approaching, they are asking for more time before they are forced to say good-bye to their baby boy. in oakland, carlos, abc 7 news. now this might remind you of the case of the girl that was laid to rest five years after doctors declared her brain-dead. she got her counsels out at children's hospital in oakland. she suffered a heart attack during recovery. her family refused to accept the brain-dead diagnosis and took her to new jersey and kept her

on a ventilator and feeding tube. the 17-year-old died last month from liver failure. a u.s. border patrol supervisor is facing murder and kidnapping charges. prosecutors saying he killed four women in texas. officials took 35-year-old juan david ortiz into custody yesterday. officials say he committed the crimes over a two-week period. the killin ing spree ending whea fifth victim escaped and called police. ortiz is being held on a $2.5 million bond. happening today, some residents of three neighborhoods near boston will return home following numerous gas explosions last week. over pressurized gas families l

homes. an 18 year old died. at least 25 others were injured. the ntsb is looking into the system procedures of the gas company to find out exactly what happened before the explosions. >> we will look and develop a complete timeline of the events surrounding this disaster. we want to know any testing that may have occurred on this pipeline. any failures that may have occurred. >> more than 5,000 customers have now had their power restored. still ahead here on abc 7 mornings, a promise to support local educators. the new partnership to help bay area teachers buy their own homes. and here is a live look. a really beautiful look from our santa cruz camera showing you the break water lighthouse. co.ach day of course but still 40ross the bay area.

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demonstrations and dance performances. there are several street closures in the area. the event again, the 28th annual runs from 11:00 until 6:00 tonight. the closing ceremony starts at 5:30 along grant avenue. and a large hip-hop festival will wrap up in the oakland coliseum parking lot today. sky 7 flew above the complex when crews put the finishing touches on attractions for what's called the rolling loud festival. promoters say it's the world's largest hip-hop festival and it can be what it's name says, rolling loud. if you live or work near the coliseum, you may hear it. san leandro police have set up a noise complaint hot line. the coliseum sits about two miles north of the oakland san leandro border. when the name is rolling loud, it's a clue. >> they set up a hot line for noise complaints. you know it will be bad. what will be good is the

weather. we'll get plenty of sunshine, temperatures cooler than average. and right now we're seeing low clouds spill in from the coast but we will see plenty of sunny skies this afternoon. wi i'll have your neighborhood forecast coming up. >> i don't mind the noise of hip-hop, i must say. also ahead, cal looks impressive. mindy balk has the highlights co

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let's check out sports this afternoon. the 49ers will play the home opener looking to rebound from last week's loss to minnesota. all fans at levi's stadium will receive a jimmy garoppolo bobble head like the one you see here on the 49ers website. kick off is at 1:05 this afternoon. the raiders will try to get their first win of the season in denver against the broncos. kick off is at 1:25. cal will open pac 12 play in two weeks at 3-0. yesterday the golden bears notched the third win of the season against idaho state. here is mindy balk with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> reporter: there is some big matchups

cal hosting idaho state. first quarter dancey for the five-yard score. second quarter, chase garbers rolls out. he would find jordan duncan 28 yards for the touchdown. that's the first of two t.d.s. cal led 14-0. after an idaho state field goa on the ensuing kick off. ashton davis on the 11. can you tell he runs track? he is a hurdler. look at the camera man, 89 yards for the touchdown. the bears go on to win 45-23. that's the most points the bears scored under justin wilcox. how about stanford hosting :00 a.m. kick off earliest and offense not awake. the first three drives resulted in a punt and two picks.

stanford finally wakes up in the second quarter. costello with back to back touchdown passes to j.j. he had 36 receiving yards to go with the scores. sanford had 137 yards on the ground, as well. that's cameron scarlet from five yards out and the defense did the rest. quarterback hunter rodriguez sent it right to murphy. murphy returned that for six. stanford won 30-10 and the cardinal improves to 3-0. a first ever in major league baseball between the a's and rays, both teams bullpening, that means using a combination of relievers rather than a arr. eyse 1pihe sat and remember this gentleman right here in the blue striped shirt tied at two. now the top of the eighth tied at four. bases full of a's and strike

three he argues and gets tossed. in the bottom of the eighth, number seven and jake bower crushed that one. it was a three-run shot. remember that blue shirt guy? he got that one. a's lose 7-5. three and a half behind houston and a game and a half behind the yankees. look out for cute the giants' madison bumgarner at the plate. second double of the season and with two outs, marquez with a wild pitch and bumgarner will come around to score. the giant's third run of the night. all right. bumgarner on the hill, as well. goes six scoreless innings and

allowed five hits, double play out of this jam in the fifth. giants shutout the rockies 3-0 and your 49ers host the detroit lions today in santa clara and the raiders are in denver to face the beroncos. we'll bring you the lighighligh tonight. see you then. i'm meteorologist frances di di di ding glasan. as it movers inland, throughout the day it will weaken and drop down to 55, even 45 mile per hour winds later on today. for florence, that dropped to a depression level strength right now, winds are 35 miles per hour. we're taking you to the carolinas. this is a very slow-moving storm

tracking west at eight miles per hour and right now, it's still in that area. in fact, over the last 12 hours, i want to show you the doppler radar satellite loop because it continues to pound especially north carolina with lots of rain. there is still quite a few concerns, mainly flash flood warning in effect for the dark green area and a flood warning in effect throughout the day for the light green areas. because the grounds are already saturat saturated, we could see potential landslides, as well. that's a concern. in addition to that, a tornado watch infect f effect for this throughout the day. back in the bay area, we're d e dealing with much of the same we saw yesterday. here is coastal clouds right now now. a live shot with clear skies and low coastal clouds creeping their way back into the bay now. it won't last too long.

san francisco 55, oakland 52 and san jose 50 and we still have the cool spots in the valleys, morgan hill 45. when we have clear skies overnight, the cool air pulls in the valleys and that's where we get the cooler temperatures. this time we're looking live from mount tam, we had cooler numbers all morning in the north bay and for earlier in napa. santa rosa 46 and napa 44 and 50s through fairfield, concord and livermore. here is what to expect as we look out from the east bay. just a few low clouds there. we'll see breezy and mild temperatures this afternoon. so the sea breeze will pick up again this afternoon and that allows for cooler temperatures. the temperatures will remain below average through tuesday but then get ready for much warmer weather wednesday and thursday. at the coast you'll like that and inland you will say it will get too hot. highs will range from 60s with the clouds hugging parts of the beaches. san francisco 63 today and look

for 70s in parts of the north bay. napa 74. santa rosa 76 and ooeskand east events, you'll have sunshine but grab a jacket because it will be cooler. oakland 67. san jose 73 and inland areas will be mild, antioch at 76. in fact, fairfield will be milder at 78. beaches today, again, low 60s with partly cloudy conditions and a high u.v. index. here is what to expect the next few days. one of the warm spots. below average but look at wednesday and thursday. inland areas possibly hitting 90. i want to give you a heads up, first day of fall saturday night and the fall equinox is when the sun rays start to move south of the equator and that's what changes things and we get the cooler weather during the fall and winter. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. a breezy afternoon with temperatures still below

average. we'll drop even a little more monday and tuesday. temperatures start to rebound wednesday. look for warmth and even more sunshine on thursday near 90 inland and if you're in san francisco, you're saying yeah, we're finally getting the warm weather we expect but probably a little uncomfortable inland. >> all right. i like the cool weather to start the week. >> yeah, yeah. >> thank you, frances. the college football national championship comes to levi stadium in january. but already the bay yar hoarea committee is making good to support local education. it aims to make the dream of homeownership a reality for some. a brks krrks 7 nbc 7 news reporn has the story. >> reporter: as the cost to live in the bay area continues to rise, local teachers are feeling the pinch. >> we want to keep the teachers here and local and prevent them from leaving. >> reporter: that's why ahead of the college football national

championship at levi stadium in january, officials with the bay area host committee and college football play-off foundation announced a partnership with landed. their goal is to help essential professionals such as teachers with making hope ownership a reality through financial coaching and down payment assistance. >> to try to make sure that this dialogue is being had at the right levels, and people understand how serious this problem is and the connection between housing insecurity and quality of education. >> reporter: three educators will each receive a $25,000 grant to help with buying a home. dozens of other educators will have $150,000 in support. >> i'm the son of a fourth grade schoolteacher. my dad was a social worker. i had a lot of love but not a lot of money growing up. i recognizing the challenges that come along with being dedicated to a profession you like and care about but i'm not getting paid enough. >> reporter: according to a vent study but trulia, less than 1%

of homes are considered affordable for schoolteachers. this teacher got help earlier this year and called it a game changer. >> the fact it's yours and the fact that you are building your equity and you are building something for your family is very, very peaceful. >> reporter: the winners will be announced in january. in the south bay, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> here is a reminder, the college poot bafootball game is to levi stadium. there will be local fan events leading up to the game oall ove the bay area and will be broadcast on our sister network espn. coming up, the final day of a special pet fair where hundreds of pets are up for adoption today.

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