>> good morning to you at 6:00 a.m. on october 8th. you're never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist mike nicco. watches and warnings are out there. and the advisory for the wind through 9:00. we could have winds sustained 30 miles per hour, gusts up to 50. down trees and power lines. more than likely a lot of debris flying around. red flag warning continues for the same amount of time above 1,500 feet. let's break down the day. temperatures will be something unusual too. 57 to 62 this morning. 60s at the coast. the rest of us in the 80s during the afternoon hours. how about that morning commute. here's sue. >> i want to talk to you about slow traffic on the san mateo

bridge. we'll look at the live shot. brake lights in the westbound direction. slow and go. just for athe hi rise t continued slow out of the central valley. that's not a surprise. 45-minute drive. and we'll take a look at san francisco. this one towards 101, 280 junction. we have a couple of overturned blocking the right lane. so far i'm not seeing a slow traffic. once crews right the cars, they will see slowing there. san jose is, continualal problems north on 101. 87 your best bet at this hour. >> thank you, sue. breaking news in the east bay. police are searching for a suspect in fremont after someone was found dead inside a home. >> abc 7 news matt keller is live in the grimmer neighborhood where investigators are still on the scene. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. i was told that investigators are going to try to talk to

witnesses who heard the gunshots early this morning. another key piece of evidence could come from surveillance cameras on homes. officers will be checking the homes in the area. it started 12:30. police were called to charleston way where shots were officers found a person in the home. they person died at the scene. they were utilizing a drone from the alameda county sheriff's office. there was a little bit of time between the gunshots and the call to police. the suspect may have had time to leave the area. this is the second homicide of the year in fremont. matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. today marks exactly one year since a firestorm devastated parts of the north bay. flames described entire neighborhoods. in all 44 people were killed. six fires burned 200,000 acres

in four counties. incidents report show the three biggest fire in sonoma and napa started within 15 minutes of each other from 9:45 to 10:00 p.m. by midnight, fires also burped mendocino and lake counties. 8900 structures were destroyed. it would take 23 days before all of those fires were contained. ceremonies to remember and reflect started over the weekend. >> last night neighbors gathered to honor those who lost their lives. a bell rang 44 times, once for each life lost in last year's fires. last night ceremonies included the lighting of the love sculpture to honor the victims and survivors. ceremonies will also take place today, including one planned by sonoma county and

santa rosa officials at courthouse square in santa rosa. the public is invited to use chalk to draw. at 6:00 p.m., the memorial begins. a bell ringer will mark the lives of those who lost their lives. it was the tubbs fire. an inferno roared down over the hillsides and incinerated entire neighborhoods, streets, the neighborhood is gone. dozens of homes were destroyed. surprisingly, the community park was left unscathed. only one home of dozens survived in this part of the neighborhood. an island in a waste land. today just one new home has list especially from the ashes in this development. there is still a long way to go. that's the case in a lot of communities where they are rebuilding but slowly. the red flag warning in

effect right now has firefighters turning to the lessons that they learned from the north bay wildfires. that means strike teams have positioned themselves to be ready to fight any fires. that prepositioning is a direct result of the north bay fires. the state ear marked $25 million to help local government agencies deliver to the seen ceo at-risk areas before the fire breaks out. >> to have all of these resources pre-established is critical to us. right now strike teams are going through alameda, cop extra costa, lake, sonoma, marin as winds shift in speed and direction. abc 7 news is devoting the entire day to the north bay wildfires one year later. live team coverage throughout the newscast. how it changed the lives of so

many people and how they have rebuilt. a warning if you're riding bart. it will test its earthquake early warning system between 11:00 and 11:15 this morning. trains will slow to 20 miles per hour and broadcast an alert to passengers to test a real-time learn warning. uc berkeley seismologists the will release details. serious delays are not expected during this morning's slowdown. a mysterious light in the sky leaves people wondering what was that. spoiler alert, it's not a ufo. >> new at 6:00, the enough ranking that has tesla claiming one of its cars is now the safest ever produced. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. check out the ag they just switched to offshore.

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all right. san francisco is about 7 miles wide. look at the range in temperatures. castro, mission, ferry building at 70 as that onshore breeze has been reversed. now we have an on shore breeze bringing warm weather once again. 62, belmont. 57, union city and santa clara. american canyon, 59. here's a look from the exploratorium, pier 15. clear out there. bright and lighter. that's the winds and the cloud cover. at the beaches, hazy sunshine and dry this morning. mild. look at the east bay. one of the many areas it will hitment microclimates coming up next. a quick check of traffic with sue. we'll look at a problem with an -- a couple of over turned actually. northbound 101 originally reported on the right-hand shoulder. now they are saying it is

blocking the lane of traffic. 101 near280 now. that wilget thg.ar jam-up on 10 northbound near 280 in san jose. a couple of earlier accidents. the damage done. traffic stacked up now. 87 still does remain an alternate. thank you, sue. the launch of spacex rocket really caused quite the stir here in the bay area. >> what is that? it's getting brighter. >> look at that beautiful light. >> wow! >> it looks like a black hole. >> unreal. >> some people were flipping out. one of my friends was sending me messages overnight. when i woke up, i was like what is this. >> alien emoji. >> that's right. viewers sending in images

finding out what was up with the mysterious object. it was a falcon 9 rocket carrying a satellite into orbit from vandenberg air force base on the central coast. >> beautiful video there. >> amazing. this is the first time they have on the west coast. a dire alert about climate change. with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you never know how your skin will look. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're itchingll the time. but even though you seand feel your eczema on the surface of your skin, an overly sensitive immune system deep within your skin might actually be causing your eczema. so help heal your skin from within. with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it continuously treats your eczema even when you can't see it.

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new at 6:00, scientists with the united nations have issued an alarming report warming global temperatures could reach an i reverserreversible soon as 2030. tmperatures are expected to rise 1.5 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels. a conference in poland in december will discuss the report and take steps that can could talk about steps that can be taken to address climate change. it has been exactly a year sings the start of the firestorm that devastated parts of the north bay. the most deadly and destructive fire fplgs the tubbs fire in santa rosa. >> abc 7 amy hollyfield and the

photographer steve were on the west flank of the massive fire where flames jumped highway 101. at first they didn't realize how serious it was. >> we were watching this along with you live on the air. this morning we look back how the terrifying scene unfolded. >> everyone is going in the opposite direction we were. >> we just saw this. this is along highway 101. it is so windy out here. this fire just moving. kaiser permanente. they are evacuating. pulling people out of wheelchairs. this is getting more urgent. you can see the fire right over. look at this. now someone coming out on a stretcher. they are getting to the icu patients. it is a stressful situation as they try to get these very ill people out of here. this is heartbreaking.

they are doing a wonderful job. >> look at what is left of this mobile home park. journeys end mobile home park fire has torn through this and destroyed the entire place. fire is still raging. this is why they evacuated the hospital. this was burning right next to it. right behind me, a gun shop and cannabis shop. that explains all the popping we have been hearing for hours. and rounds going off. now we are pushing forward north a little bit more. we have found more destruction. this is the apple on airway and hubbard. a neighborhood that has been wiped out. we are in coffey park. i was interviewing cal fire battalion chief early this morning. and he said this is a fire of a lifetime. >> that is so hard to see the images again. you see the hours that went by.

in the grand scheme of things, such a short amount of time. only 4 or 5 hours. we saw all of that destruction. >> that's what happens when winds get up to hurricane levels and they're not supposed to. not overland. more than 70-mile-per-hour winds. >> just wiped out homes without any warning. >> the flames -- the winds say, no, we're starting over here. firefighters, wind. >> i think for everyone in the bay area that's something they will never forget. >> absolutely. >> even if you weren't directly impacted, you have a friend. you have perhaps a family member that was. or you just remember what the community felt like on that day when there was so much chaos. we didn't know what was happening. the flames were spread so quickly. and it lasted, what, 23 days. >> right. until they were had he finally all put out. shout out to everyone helped. it was chaos. >> many heroes. many of them we don't even know.

that hopefully gives people a perspective of when we do issue the red flag warnings and wind advisories. we still have that out there. we're up to 35 miles per hour. mount tam, up to 31. we do have that wind advisory and the red flag warning through 9:00 this morning. you saw solano county yesterday how fast things spread. let's talk about what's happening moving forward. 56 degrees. this afternoon warmer. temperatures out to the coast. it will be clear, calmer, much cooler tomorrow morning. there's another fire threat. low to mid-80s most of the south bay. 79 milpitas the cool spot. 76 to 80 on the peninsula. near 70 this afternoon along the coast. and the sea breeze kicks in the latter part of the afternoon and evening. temperatures in the mid and lower 60s before the sunsets. mid-70s today.

we'll keep an eye on that. mid-80s in the north bay. 87 the warm spot. 79 to 83 east bay shores. 80 to 84 in the east bay valleys. ukiah, 57. concord the warm spot. accuweather 7 day forecast. sea breeze returns and morning clouds by weapons. the warmth friday, saturday, sunday, coming back. sue. >> taking a look at the sig-alert. 101 northbound near candle stick park. you can see the caltrans camera. all the activity is on the right-hand lanes. traffic from brisbane and san bruno. let's of traffic coming into san francisco on 101. crews are blocking the right lanes. may want to try 280. pardon me at our maps in just a sec.

some of the slowing coming into san francisco with that backup now remaining all the way down to brisbane. and earlier problems that you might see that has things really jammed. look at the 3d view here. 280 your best for the sig-alert. 101 near candle stick off-ramp. thank you, sue. coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7, good morning america >> ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, representingy and kjessica. we are live on the scene of the limo crash, the deadly in the u.s. in nearly a decade. 20 were killed after a vehicle blew through the stop sign. also ahead, tropical storm michael on the verge of a hurricane. it will head to florida. i'm going to florida tomorrow because there is a state of emergency. it should make landfall late wednesday. there are impacts up to north

carolina that we have to talk about. and taylor swift got political. what she is saying about the upcoming midterm elections. plus, our exclusive with front man steve perry. here for his first interview in the u.s. in more than 20 years. his new music and the woman who inspired him. it's all coming up only gma. we welcome it in open

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now at 6:30, one year later. our special coverage of the anniversary of the north bay wildfires. the emotional and physical recovery still happening today. plus, the warning about possible fraud by cleanup crews. in the east bay, the crew after a murder in fremont. police on the search for a killer. it is warm and windy as you head out the door and it's tracking a weather warning. good morning to youment thanks for joining us. it is monday, october 8th. a warning out there. >> an advisory into a warning. the wind advisory led to the red flag warning. it was quick. not more than 20 minutes after in san ramon. i could smell it, see it, and it just kept going. no doubt that it was well intended, that wind advisory.

here it is. once again it continues through 9:00 in the areas you see in yellow. look what matches that for the most part. high fire danger 1500 feet through 9:00 also. let's take a look at mount tam. gusting up to 31 degrees right now. temperatures all over the place from mid-50s to low 70s in san francisco. 60s and 70s at noon. 60s and mainly 80s by 4:00. here's sue. a rough morning getting into san francisco villa 101. we have a sig-alert with a couple overturned vehicles. this is near candle stick off-ramp. right lanes remain blocked. it is backing into brisbane. take a look at alternate 280. earlier problems in san jose now clear. northbound 101 remains very, very heavy.

87 was a good alternate. now you can see slowing towards willow glen northbound 87 as well. okay. sue, thank you. developing news in the north bay where fire crews are fighting to surround a wildfire. >> it scorched thousands of acres and sent smoke drifting across the bay area as mike was alluding to. it started at 11:00 yesterday morning. high winds whipped the fire across 4,000 acres in a few hours. one skphoepl a bahome and a bar. >> tim, my husba, id that it built and built and built >> strike teams are available should there be any phraer-ups. no word what caused the fire.

it spread to many areas of the bay area, including contra costa. people reported falling ash, some land anything a man's pool. fire officials urge people to wait indoors with windows and doors closed until the air quality gets better. >> solano county fire as we mark one year since the deadly wildfires that devastated parts of the north bay began. flames leveled entire neighborhoods, trapping people without any warning. 44 people died, 22 in sonoma county. hundreds of people attended a service in santa rosa to remember those who died. and the fire destroyed and damaged parts of the campus. >> the shock, the pain, the fear, and the trauma are the same for all of us. we all went through all of that. >> a lot of people were underinsured, so they are unable to rebuild their homes.strong. it will always be be strong. our people come together and we

support each other. >> the fire chief there says new safeguards are in place. the department has the ability to send electronic alerts to the entire community in the event of an emergency. california seams top emergency official is accuse something north bay wildfire cleanup crews of fraud. associated press obtained the letter the emergency services director september to the u.s. army corps. they complained crews damaged their property.aintby the ton to remove debris. some are accused of taking too much dirt and damaging driveways and retaining walls so they could get bigger payments. the army corps said there is no reported evidence of fraud. abc 7 news is reporting live team coverage throughout the day to the wildfires one later. all day we will look at how the devastating fires changed the lives of so many people and how they have met the challenge of rebuilding moving ahead. you can watch on air and online

at abc7news.com. now we want the get back to breaking news we have been tracking in the east bay. fremont police have been searching all night long for a suspect in a homicide. abc 7 reported matt keller has been getting new details on this investigation. matt? >> reporter: jessica, this investigation has stretched into its sixth hour behind crime scene tape. officers still gathered at the end of charleston way. this all started 12:30 this morning. police were called here for reports of shots fired. officers found the victim in the home. that person died at the scene. officers then started searching the neighborhood for the male suspect. they even used a drone in their search. no word if they made an arrest. police are searching homes for surveillance cameras. they will be be interviewing people who heard the gunshots. this is the second homicide of the year for fremont.

matt keller, abc 7 news. kavanaugh and the other eight justices will get to work tomorrow. they will consider arguments in several cases as they decide which to take up. they include minimum senses for committed of gun crimes. jailing undocumented immigrants and a lawsuit against the navy by sailors hurt by asbestos. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. low to mid-60s in the south bay. morgan hill, 52. alum rock, 55. temperatures all over the place because of the winds. 70, fairfield. 68 in san francisco. average high this time of year is 70. so we're not very far from that. it will be warmer this afternoon. 52 in dan victim and half moon bay. good news, it is clear. no delays at ts rng. the roadse hills. hazy sunshine s. mass transit may be this morning. it will be warm across the

board. look at the north bay. 58 at 8:00. 78 at noon. during the afternoo hours. a very comfortable 68 at 8:00. i'm being conservative here. mid to upper 70s. 68. it doesn't take much to get warm. in the south bay, definitely in the 80s in the afternoon hours. low 80s there. on the either side, noon, 67 at 8:00. how about on the roads? >> definitely. two hot spots. south fran, brisbane area. north 101 at candle stick. you can see the off-ramp, all the activity there. overturned vehicles. southbound 101, headlights slowing to take a look with rubberneckers. that's one of the hot spots.ecse 101sed ear cane park. we have a second sig-alert in

dublin, pleasanton. a big rig and a couple cars. westbound 580 after 680. traffic is stacking up there. once again, chp has issued a sig-alert for both of these. really slowing down things on both commutes. we will check back in a couple of minutes. thank you, sue. more coverage of the one-year anniversary of the north bay wildfires, including the recovery and hard-hit santa rosa. we are getting the sheriff's reaction one year later. and a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. plus, a warning for holiday shoppers. i know it's early. the reason you should get a jump start if you want the most popular item this year. and here's a live look at the city of san francisco from our camera on

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we have a high fire danger in the central valley. 3.5 million. a little more than that. were a couple hours longer than ours until 11:00. take a look at their temperatures. low to mid-80s fresno, chico. low to mid-70s with afternoon sunshine san diego and los angeles. 88, wall springs. my 7-day forecast. tahoe, showers wednesday.

25 to 52. our coolest day thursday. 20s and 60s for the weekend. thank you, mike. more now on the one-year anniversary of the north bay wildfires. it will be impossible to mark this day without acknowledging the tremendous loss seen in santa rosa. that's where entire neighborhoods were destroyed. >> coffey park lost four lives and 1200 homes. that's where less seu brinkley is this morning with sonoma county sheriff. le leslie >> reporter: the fire one year ago came over the hill at calistoga. 80-mile-per-hour winds catching much of this neighborhood on fire burned to the ground. one of the people who was here after the fire and throughout the county really is the sa mona county sheriff rob jordano. >> good morning. >> thank you for joining us. we were talking about how we can see rebuilding going on. but it's really hard to get over

this, get past it. >> the devastation is enormous. it will take a long time to rebuild neighborhoods. you can rebuild the house but the neighborhood and the trees and the landscape and all the people coming back, it is going to take a lot of time. >> what overwhelmed you a year ago as you went neighborhood to neighborhood and saw all of this destruction? >> sit really was the size of the stkrbgdestruction. it is hard to see how many people were chased out of their homes in the middle of the night. >> at the time back then what was of running through your mind as far as disbelief? >> it truly was disbelief. it was trying to grab the size of it and how to manage the resources to get people out of houses. he wanted to make sure people were safe and get them out of their homes. >> here we are one year later. what point are we add? we are seeing homes rebuild in some cases. it's not going to be the same.

>> it will take a long time. especially after a devastating event like this. good news is this community has come together. a lot of houses are coming back. community supports have been amazing. it still is. people are working hard to put the place back together. >> you were telling me even if we have another year go by, 10 years go by there will still be evidence in these fires from a year ago. >> i expect you will see evidence of these fires 10 years from now just because of the size of it. you look and there is a new house behind us. there is a burned lot be hinds us. it takes a long time to put that together. >> we are rebuilding the houses but to rebuild vegetation, trees, the natural environment, that is a whole other ball game. >> absolutely. and to put the neighborhoods back together. people lived here with family and friends. this house will be occupied soon but there will be no neighbors beside it. the community has to stick

together while the rebuilding happens. >> a year later looking back here in coffey park. 60% of the homes currently being rebuilt. live from santa rosa, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. can't wait to get back when the neighborhood is all back. thank you, leslie. stay with abc 7 news for extended live team coverage of the north bay wildfires one year later. we look at how communities are still recovering from the devastation and some of the lessons that we have all learned. watch on air and online at abc7news.com. developing news this morning, ntsb is investigating a truly heartbreaking crash in upstate new york. state troopers believe the limo driver ran a stop sign before plowing into an suv in a parking lot saturday. all 18 passengers died, along with two other adults who were walking in the parking lot. a total of 20 people. carenna lost her sister and she

woke with robin roberts at gma. >> if i can haveeopl foll tweatin the you're on this earth. >> it is the deadly crash in a decade. >> it included four sisters and a newlywed couple going to a 30th birthday party. people who live near the crash site say it's a dangerous intersection. and the tragedy in new york state is an eery reminder of a limousine crash on the san mateo bridge that killed five women celebrating an upcoming wedding. one was of the bride-to-be. mechanical failure caused the vehicle to go up in flames, trapping the women inside. two years later, governor brown signed a law requiring they have two rear side doors and a pop-out window. so passengers can get out in case of fire or another emergency. >> that was just so horrific.

happening today, in a live debate. they will answer questions on kqed at 10:00 a.m. they will not take live callers during the broadcast. instead, they will take questions solicited ahead of time. a major success for tesla. the model 3 is officially the safest car ever built. tesla says the national highway traffic safety administration gave the model 3 perfect five-star ratings in every category and subcategory. it says the car has the lowest probability of injury of all cars the safety agency has tested. tesla says its other cars, model s and x placed second and third in the lowest probabilities of injury rankings. and now to your morning money report f. your kids are hoping for the hottest toys this season, you better shop early.

>> retailers are rush to go is stock up on the most popular items after the closing of toys r u.s. big retailers like target and walmart don't want to be left with any stock at the end of the year. target is the most aggressive toy seller. the the company is adding hundreds of square feet for toys at 500 stores within five miles of closed down toys "r" us stores. let's take a live look at the dow. we are down 35 points right now. trading just got under way this morning. it will be a quiet monday for investors. no major economic or business reports due to be released today or tomorrow. new at 6:00, abc news exclusive. steve perry, best nope as the front man of journey is releasing a new album for the first time in two decades. >> at the height of their success, perry says he lost his love of music. he and the band went their separate ways. now he's back with a new album

and he is crediting his late girlfriend with the return to music. she was battling breast cancer. perry made a promise to her before she passed in 2012. >> she said you won't go back in isolation or i feel it would make this all for knot. that was the biggest statement. of course i said i promise. she knew i wasn't singing in the shower. i wasn't doing any music at all. that's what she was talking about. >> coming up on gma, a snippet of a song dedicated to perry's late girlfriend. the album is called traces. it is nice to see him back. >> it is great to see him back. this is a man who is an icon. >> he heart disease great. i've heard that song. he's got that voice. it has not gone anywhere. >> and he lives armed the bay area. >> yes. . i don't kn

the iconic san francisco song, lights, hate to break this to you, folks, it was not .a. >> but then city by the bay. >> it's okay in the end if you make the right khoeuls. all right. let's talk about all the memories flooding through from journey songs and steve perry. but we have to move on and talk about weather. mount tam. gusts up to 30 miles per hour. the high fire danger will continue through 9:00. the breezes relax. highs remain warmer than average. cooling in the middle parts of the week. it gets warm again. it could bring another fire danger starting thursday. in the south bay, 79 to 86 in los gatos. morgan hill. go to the coast, upper 60s and we've got a

weigh-off.2:00. sea kicks in and 62 by 5:00. 76 downtown. we'll keep an eye on that. we may have to bump it up a few degrees. mid-80s in the north bay. 87 in san rafael. it is like 70 right now. 79, richmond and berkeley. 80 to 83 for the shoreline. 80 to 84 in the valleys. as we look tonight without the winds, it will be much cooler. low to upper 50s. starting tonight through tomorrow, the sea breeze will creep back in. low clouds develop along the coast. wednesday, the coolest day. as we flip the switch, we will start watching for a potential fire danger once again. here's sue. >> a couple of problem spots. first check on san rafael, southbound 101. off to the right-hand shoulder we have a couple of cars got into it in the left lanes. it's been pushed off to the side

of the road. it does remain slow as you make your way from novato into the san rafael terra linda area. we have a sig-alert coming into san francisco. taillights headed in the northbound direction, candle stick off-ramp with a couple overturns blocking the right lanes. southbound 101 is slow too because of looky loos is and accident accident in the southbound direction. both northbound and southbound through brisbane and south san francisco. very slow this morning. and headed into the city, you may want to consider 280 as your

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6:35. here are the 7 things to know before you go. number one, breakingews in the east bay. a manhunt is under way for a suspect. >> number two, a high fire danger continues until 9:00. winds will relax. sunshine will warm us to 70s. near 70 at the coast. 80s for the rest of us. number three, today marks exactly one year since a

firestorm devastated parts of the north bay. flames destroyed entire neighborhoods. in all, 44 people were killed. six massive fires 200,000 acres in four counties. number four, a ceremony will take place at the white house to mark the confirmation of brett kavanaugh to the u.s. supreme court. kavanaugh and the other eight justices will get to work tomorrow >> number five, more than one month after the death of her father, meghan mccain will return to abc's the view this morning. mccain has been absent since september 4th season premiere. you can watch her return at 10:00 a.m. on abc 7. number 6, your monday modern commute with a sig-alert. tail lights near candle stick off-ramp with a couple of overturned vehicles blocking the right lanes. southbound 101 leaving the city. an accident there right at candle stick as well. both directions jammed. and number 7, a lot of heavy news. this one is giant gourds making their debut at half moon

good morning, america. breaking news tropical threat. michael barrelling towards florida, expected to make landfall as a category 2 hurricane. a state of emergency now declared. highway horror. 20 people killed when a limo on its way to a birthday party blows past a stop sign crashing into a parked suv. >> we need multiple ambulances. >> the accident now the deadliest crash in the u.s. in nearly a decade. what we're now learning about the victims. four of the victims sisters, one recently married and another newlywed couple on board. now one of the victim's family members joins us this morning. kavanaugh confirmed. justice brett kavanaugh now sworn into the highest court amid protests on capitol hill.

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