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good morning, bay area, we will get up and get >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning and thank you for joining us on this sunday, december 9th. i'm kate larson, and we will start this hour looking at at weather with meteorologist lisa ar ar jen, and it is looking foggy out there. >> yes, it is, kate. we have not seen much difference in the east bay valley, because the fog is just sitting in some of the stubborn valley locations. live doppler 7 is showing you that it is cloudy around the bay area, and rain po the north, but first the fog. half-mile visibility in concord and petaluma which is still less than mile, and at the delta a fog advisory, and two miles in sfo with delays of 30 to 40

minutes. and as we go into the next hour the fog will slowly lift, and visibility improves and a little sunshine out there. there is the san jose 101 and not much fog there, and pretty good in the south bay. and from mt. tam, the pretty view here with with the clouds above and below, and livermore at 40 degrees and so the forecast throughout the day calls for mid conditions and cooler day today and dry tonight and i will tell you when the rain arrives coming up. >> thank you, lisa. more fema trailers are expected to arrive in butte county as they will serve for temporary housing for the evacuees. these are the trailers arriving and kept in a rv park in corning. we have new information about how there is help out there for some people whose homes were damaged or destroy ed ined in tp fire, and federal officials say that they will not be losing disaster assistance if they cannot get their home inspected within the next month.

the announcement was made to squash a rumor that they would miss out on benefits if not inspected by feema. yesterday is marking one month since the fire start and the most destructive fire in state history and 89 people died and more than 14,000 homes were destroyed. we have new details on that amazing story of the home owner who was are reunited with the dog when she returned to the property in paradise. the woman could not believe her eyes when she found him, and still guarding her home, and waiting for her family's return, and abc news reporter adrian banker has the are report. >> nothing but devastation after the fire that wiped out entire neighborhoods,b and for this woman desperation as she searched for her lost dog. >> we are still sifting through ter: a andrea gaylord's home burned to the dog, both of her dogs went missing miguel and madison, and amazing miguel was

later found 87 miles away thanks to shayla sullivan and other pet rescue volunteers. >> i have 181 phone calls on my cell phone from this gal helping us to find our dogs. >> reporter: but for weeks no sign of madison and residents not allowed back into paradise, but shala was and putting out food and water where the home once stood just in case. >> it was comforting that you were make it in even if i couldn't. and then days ago this moment, shayla pulls up to find madison alive and protecting the property waiting for the owners to return. >> it was an amazing picture there. he is. >> and they finally reunite and miguel, too. >> you are the the best dog. >> andrea bankert, abc 7 7

tonight, stevie wonder's annual convert to raise money for firefighters and those who have been fortunate to do something for those less fortunate. the toy collection has collected hundreds of thousands of toys for people with disabilities and families in need. it will be held in staples center in los angeles. for the first time the wife of bay area radio legend ray taliaferro is responding to his death. authorities say there were no science of foul play, but his son has decided to hire a private investigate or the. we have the latest. >> reporter: and so, police have heard from police and everybody but his wife. we have received an exclusive statement afrom her just as the son has hired a private

investiga investigator to look into the father's case. >> reporter: he was last seen alive at this church in paducah, kentucky, november 10th. two teenagers found him dead in a wooded area three weeks later. the autopsy said there were no signs of foul play, but the son feels different story. >> i feel like there was foul play to bring him to that area to be gin with, and there is something going. >> reporter: cheryl crawford was married to him for a new months before he vanished and the two were checking out this property in south earn illinois. and the son has now hired a private investigator the look into the case. crawford is aware of the case, and said that we are sadden ed y the loss of my beloved ray and hope that his loved ones and friends can come together to honor a pioneer. >> as he drove away, and my father was not a

and when he left the show he always caught a cab. >> reporter: and the son believes that the paducah police department believes they dropped the ball in investigating the death. a family spokesperson for crawford says she hopes to have a memorial in san francisco as well and include his family. reporting in the newsroom, abc 7 news. authorities are are searching for a driver who caught another ride after his suv veerd off of highway 101 and in into the san francisco bay. it happened yesterday at 9:30 in the morning near candlestick park. witnesses t officers say no oneles inside is of that suv. this morning the pg&e crews are working the e replace a leaning pole in pacifica.

a neighbor shared this security video. it shows them making repairs yesterday after an abc 7 news last week about how the pole had been marked for repair in august and nothing done since then, and one woman said she got a note about the construction and possible outage after the report aired. >> i got a call from the senator jer are ri hill's office saying they had seen the television news clip about the situation, and they were calling to check in with us and to call pg&e, and say that they wanted to, you know, get on it. >> pg&e said that the pole was structurally sound and no danger of it actually falling, but a resident says that pg&e is out there replacing the pole right now. a rocket launch from vandenburg air force base has been postponed because of some sort of problem after it was set to take the off from santa barbara. and katy spoke to a scientist at

the science center. >> reporter: this recent rocket launch cast a bright streak across the sky. the mysterious looking object prompted calls to our newsroom, and also to the space science center. >> well, they want to know what it is. and they don't understand it. a lot of people believe it is a meteor. >> reporter: the launch was scheduled from santa barbara expected to look similar or even brighter, but adding to the mystique, it is actually a spy satellite. >> these are satellites with very high resolution cameras on them, communications monitoring equipment, and they don't tell you a lot about it, because it is a seek are the, and anoth-- a secre secret, and a half hour before the launch. >> reporter: this will be sent ino orbit and it is the size of a small bus. normally we want to bring you a

launch, but to see it darkness is necessary so we will turn off the lights. >> this is the area where where it should first appear. >> reporter: a crowd of people pack ed the observation deck. the launch scheduled after 8:00. >> yes, the time has been moved 208:15. >> 7, 6, 5 -- nation -- 4, 3 -- hold, hold. >> reporter: as the launch was scrubbed, people retreated for warmth. >> it is some type of the technical problem that cropped up before it was time to ignite the engines and they are postponing and hopefully they will go again tomorrow night. >> reporter: this is the second time that the dell ta 4 launch has been postponed an unclear when it will be rescheduled. in oakland, katy euless, news. and it is cold in here, and foggy, but any

>> well, it is slowly and a little bit over there in the east bay, and the valleys are particularly bad, and over on mt. tam the trying to get visibility in the city, but where it is cold, it is in the low 40ed and the visibility is about a quart over a mile, and then we will have the dense fog and then work in the sunshine into the sunday and rain into monday. i will have it all next with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you, lisa. coming up a pilot program aimed to make a camp more inclusive and where some campers will be sleeping in an all gender bunk this summer. and also, no permi tpants santacon

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tomorrow, mental health clinicians at two kaiser permanente sites will have a strike. this is the workers on the picket line in a strike in 2015. there will be rallies across the state including san francisco and san jose. they say that mental health patients are not getting the care they want. >> we are trying to advocatet for the greater returned a voe cat s

-- returned advocates for the patients. once they get them in the door there is not much to get them out. >> they have decreased the time to see each patient, and we rechallenged by that. >> they say that kiz er's offices will remain open, and the strike will have a minimal effect on the patients. a camp outside of yosemite national park is piloting a program to be more inclusive. they are have a all gender bunk. melanie woodrow has the story. >> it is 100% possible. >> reporter: this is um h mer johnathan and his big sister. >> 10, and my twin. y wid o yosemite national park. it is not the first summer at camp, but the first opportunity to bunk in all gender bunk as g

diop than says he is binary. >> i use both. >> reporter: he uses he, she and they. >> he is not male or female, but johnny. >> reporter: the idea came from the campers. >> and we have is had a bunker called g-11 and they wanted to change it to ag-11 to be all gender 11 to make everybody welcomed as a part of the camp. >> it will have a no nudity rule with a curtain for changing. >> this ensures that everybody will be safe. >> reporter: before and attending school, and npy. >> reporter: but h mom says that he was never bullied at the camp. >> being such an accepting place was really so powerful and heal i ing. >> reporter: the camp plans to have two all gender bunks as part tof the program, and meyer

says that so far she has received only support. >> it is going to allow more children to feel like they can be their best selves at the campp and be a part of the community. >> reporter: the pilot program could expand or go away in the future euture in san francisco. a sea of red suits in san francisco, and if you didn't know, santacon invaded the city ad whether the big guy was welcomed or not. our bernard cornell has a look at what is naughty and nice when it comes to the annual tradition. >> merry christmas. >> happy holidays. >> reporter: a sea of red invading union scare. >> we are l.a. jersey. here to have a good time. >> it is the holiday season and everybody has a great time, everybody should come out to santacon. >> this is a place to hold a lot of people. it is filling up. >> reporter: and check out the golden gate tap room which stretcheddhe was busy checking

i.d.s and checking bags. >> have a good night and be safe. >> reporter: and the city's recs and parks department denied santacon with a permit for union square, but the santas showed up. >> this is going to happen no matter what, and you will have 17,000 santas down here whether the city likes it or not. >> reporter: some totally dread santacon saturday and this north beach cafe posted a sign to tell the santas to stay away because of too many problems in the past. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: extra police officers on duty to keep the santas off of the street, but keeping the streets safe is no easy task. >> we want to ensure that people are safe. a lot of folks go out to bars cteitieand htclubs and all of lo and tupelo room was packed and they cleared

furniture to make room for the onslaught. >> so far so good. >> reporter: she said despite the crowds and the chaos, it is the biggest day of the year. last year san francisco police arrested ten people for public intoxication, and no update on what happened this year. in san francisco cornell bernard, abc 7 news. so santac the beer and the eggnog, because the participants are to bring donations. this toy drive santas gather before the bar crawl, and the firefighters say it ends up to be one of the biggest donor-driven events of the entire season. >> and now the ak waccuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. and we have nice pictures to you from live doppler 7. and the cold front does not look like much as it pushes through the bay area, but it is the fog

the that you are waking up to. this is over a mile, but that is bert than it has been up in concord and up to the north bay around santa rosa delays of about a mile. and parts of the south bay are doing much better, but this is the deal with the fog, it does move around from place to place quickly, but something staying in place is the big storm across the southeast with sleet, freezing rain and an icy snow mix from western tennessee through kentucky and virginia and solid snow through north carolina, and up to eight inches and even in texas, they picked up a foot of snow, and then you go to the southern portion of the system, and even some tornado watches in florida, and charlotte is shutdown and it is a while until the things get in better shape there due to the icing condition, and here is a nice view outside and you can see the clouds layered here, and it has been 46 in san jose and half moon bay at 54 degree, and

the vantage point there from the clouds above and below, it is 49 by the delta and that is where we have the dense fog coming in from the san a joaquin valley and the tower camera that you can see the fog cameras as well. you will see a chance of light rain for the monday morning commute, and showers arriving by the end of the week, and a couple of unimpressive systems headed our way, and we will watch for them, and at 10:00 today, ap it is foggy by walnut career, but by 11:00, peaks of sun, and then invaded by the high cirrus clouds this afternoon. we will bring in the storm impact scale for the early morning hours of monday morning with light showers and breezy winds at about 20-mile-an-hour

wind gusts, and to h midnight north to clear lake and santa rosa and by 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning, you will have rain in the north bay and then it falls apart by 6:00, so you may not see the rain at all in mountain view or the livermore valley, and maybe a few 00 drehundredth but it is certainly a cool afternoon with the limited sun and the accuweather forecast a allowing for a little bit of rain, and then we are dry and cool throughout the afternoon. midweek, no weather systems to speak of and perhaps some rain moving in by next friday and the downloader accuweather app to keep track of the rain and the temperatures. >> yesterday, i thought that it was surprisingly warm, but it is changing a little bit today and the jackets and the scarves. >> yes, for sure. >> thank you, lisa. abc 7 news's brand localish

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in the south bay, san jose state is opening up its first permanent student food pantry. the spartan food pantry is going to be located inside of the student union. according to the vice president, it is going to be 1,000 square feet and filled with fresh

produce and frozen meats and milk and a bread and canned goods and also a section for the personal hygiene products. the work for the pantry began ten years ago and this is coming after a report showing that san jose has the highest homeless student population of all statele schools. 11% of the schools in the 23-campus system are homeless, but at san jose state more than 13% are homeless or have dealt with homelessness in the last year. they are working with other organizations to come up with solutions. still to come on "abc7 mornings." president trump announces that the chief of staff john kelly will be out by the end of the year. what is next for the president's team? and a central valley teacher facing charges after being caught on camera cutting a caught on camera cutting a student's hair while this is a fight. not to the finish. caught on camera cutting a student's hair while but to the beginning.

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l let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." it is 9:30 on this sunday morning. we hope that you are having a great start to the day. we are going to start this half hour with meteorologist lisa argen and a look at the clouds and fog behind you. >> yes, plenty of layers, kate, from the cirrus clouds and the low fog. and this is be you have had the worst fog here from concord to livermore livermore, and the fog dense advisory is in effect for a couple more hours. there is fog in mountain view at 45 and from the exploratorium camera, some sunshine is trying to break through the low clouds in the city, and vac kaville av still super foggy for you. and in east bay, and mountainview and concord, and santa rosa a quarter mile visibility, so it will take time, and with more cloud cover and partly sunny and cloudy

today. the temperaturess will get into the mid-50s at best in the midland valleys and upper 50s in the peninsula and san francisco and then by the evening we will be dry, and some of the cloud cover is going to keep us milder tonight, because rain is on the way. kate. >> all right. thanks, lisa. and we have more weather news, and thousands of people are without pow this morning as a winter-like storm slams the southeast. storms are makeing from north carolina to virginia and this is new video from asheville to waynesville, north carolina, where where they are seeing an inch of snow every hour. this is all creating a travel mess in v -- accide several accidents we re

all over the area. we have this report. >> some drivers were struggling to putt their vehicles back on the road and some trucks were struggling to keep the roads drivable. rain changing to snow overnight and interstate is to a crawl and barely any pave mement is visib and one plow has been working this road. this is in the throes of a treacherous storm for the region with hundreds of thousands in the dark with power outages. virginia and north carolina under a state of emergency. receiving snowfall rates of one to two inches per hour and some areas getting a foot. >> it is time to hunker down and stay safe. >> reporter: emergency crews are staying by and road crews loading up. a combination of salt treat these roads.

this is one of the cities trying to beat back the storm in charlotte. the visibility is near zero on the icy roads and the same system leaving parts of texas buried in 10 inches of snow. this once crowded interstate is now deserted. and for those on the ground and in the air, and this morning more than 1,000 flights cancel and the airlines were issuing flight waivers to those affected by the storm. >> that is rob marciano reporting. and now the latest departure from the trump administration. president trump has announced that his chief of staff john kelly will leave by the end of the year, and the question now is who will replace him. david wright has more from the white house. >> as he headed off to watch the army/navy game, he dropped a saturday bombshell. >> john kelly is going to be leaving, but i don't know if i can say retiring, but he is a great guy, and john kelly will be leave big the end of the year. >> the chief of staff brought in

to impose order on the chaotic west wing is not always seen eye to eye with the president, and there are rumors of a rift for months. >> look. we get along well, a and there are certain things that he does that i love and certain things that i don't like that he does. >> reporter: when he first took on the chief of staff job kelly said it is not exactly his first choice assignment. >> but i did something wrong and god punished me. >> and duty call and he stepped up keeping the criticism private. >> we will be announcing who is going to be taking john's place and maybe on an interim basis and i will be announcing that over the next day or two. >> reporter: and that is coming amid new developments in several investigations and specifically new documents from the special counsel suggesting that trump's personal attorney provided the special counsel's office with useful information concerning certain discrete russian matter

s. the president insists he has nothing to worry about. >> and we are very happy with what we are reading. the last thing they want is help with russia on a campaign. >> reporter: and there is new documents filed friday that would implicate trump this in campaign finance violations serious enough to jail cohen, but the president dismissed it as saying that is a questionable interpretation of the law, and trump ignored questions of that. >> thank you. thank you, all. >> reporter: david wright, nbc news, white house. the fbi's counter intelligence investigation into potential ties between the trump campaign and russia initially focused on four americans and if they were connected to russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. t fi ctor jesomey told the republican-led jicryeeng friday

americans, but hot one th. >> a central valley teacher out of jail, but could still with be in a lot of trouble, and this video got her arrested yofrmt ku see tand you can see star spang ld bled banner and - >> this is what some call a melt down. taking this california high school teacher from the classroom to the courtroom. 42-year-old margaret geesinger grabbing scissors to appear to be forcibly cutting this student the's hair and singing the national anthem and he is hiringing an attorney who claims this might not be an isolated incident. >> there is some conversation that at another school, there was an incident in which the

desks were pushed aside and while this particular teacher did snow angels on the car pet. >> reporter: and the video shows her chasing the other students around the room with the scissors in the air, and grabbing a girl's hair before she gets away, and the kids are seen running for the door. new video shows the teeacher continuing to yell. while most of the students had left the classroom. >> he could not believe what was lapping, a happening and he was scared. >> reporter: the charges include cruelty to a child and false imprisonment, and she was silent leaving the school. the school said that she won't be back to the school, and they are traching the most -- are t k taking the most severe punishment possible and her

credentials had been suspended twice. others trying the figu ting to t happened. >> it is not her. i don't know what happened. >> reporter: she could be facing serious jail time. wow. some overseas members will be getting a taste of the holidays tha thanks to 500 volunteers in the north bay. abc 7 news were at napa valley when they loaded care packages and loaded up1, ckag with items a snacks is itan isf>> they are laying down thei line for our country, and it is the fact that it is the holidays and away from home, and it is tougher. the fact that they can connect with the peoplet at home and get these care packages and boxes, it means the world for them.

>> this is marking the 12th year of operation from love and the group has sent 16,000 care packages, and we want to wish all of our troops a happy holiday season. and still ahead on "abc7 mornings," a plunge into the bay all for a good cause, and how much money the police officers were raising with a quick dip. and this is a quick look at the bridge and lisa argen is going to have the forecast in

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san francisco's crime fighters have the bay to raise money for the make-a-wish foundation. abc 7 news was at the park when the police an officers and many oth others took a quick dip yesterday. they call it plunge for wishes.

they braved 59 degree water to raise about $130,000. >> to grant 13 wishes, and it is a great event. we get everybody out, and we jump in the polar waters of the bay here, and everybody has a good time. we raise money more the kids to grant those wishes. >> we have a command staff here. we have recruit class here and a lot of the officers here. >> abc 7 news report er amanda dell castillo served a spokespperson ferson of the fou and you could see him halfway up to his waist in the bay, and props to all of those who braved the cold water. >> it was a pretty day though. and bright blue skies are gone and replaced with low and foggy

clouds. you can see the camera there showing the scattered clouds and brighter in spots like hayward, butter of the the east bay valley, a quarter mile visibility at the livermore airport and still foggy for several hours, and this we will get into more clouds throughout the afternoon, and the full forecast is straight ahead. >> thank, you lisa. and also, still ahead in sports, before he puts on the a's uniform, kyler murray

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in sports, both the raid aeraiders and the 49ers are at home. the kickoff at levi stadium is at 3:00 and the oakland kickoff is at 1:05. yesterday, oklahoma qua quarterback kyler murray was named college football's top athlete. we have more in this morning's sports. good morning, everyone. for the first time in franchise history the oakland a's will have a heisman trophy winner. a's prospect kyler murray pulls off the shocking heisman trophy award. >> the 2018 heisman trophy award

is awarded to kyler murray. >> reporter: murray surprising many by beating out alabama's tua tagovailoa and dwayne haskins. and all three were heisman finalists. and this is back-to-back for oklahoma, because bakerer mayfield won last year. and that year, he completed 70% of the passes and threw for more than 4,000 yards, and rushed for nearly 900 yards and 11 more scores as a dual threat. here is the emotional winner thanking his head coach. >> nobody really knows how hard these last couple of years have been for me, but you and my family, and you know, through it all, you pushed me. and you kept me going, and kept me focused. you pushed me harder than any coach ever has, and i would like to say thank you for believing in me, and allowing me to be the quarterback of the team and the leader of the team, and so thank you, coach. >> 119th meeting of army and

navy and army opened up the game with a five-play 82-yard drive and capped by a 10-yard touchdown run by the quarterback kelvin haskins jr. and the navy trailed 10-0, and finally then on the board as they pound it in from the 10 yard line. and army responds with 94 seconds later with hop kins again. 18-7. have to recover the onside kick, but it does not happen. the army wins the commander in chief trophy for the third straight year. 17-10, the final. >> you have a bunch of guys who will never quit. that is the greatest thing about this football team, and we have guys that care endlessly about the brotherhood, and we don't quit the sharks are ending a brutal stretch of the schedule. 2068 last 9 games are partback-s with issues on the road and holding on to leads. they would jump out to 2-0

advantage with two goals in first. joe pavel sski and then logan couture with that next one to make it 2-0. and then evander in. and then richard ponit theis it up. this is the first nhl goal for him, and that is the game winner for the san jose sharks to take the win. that is it for you in sports. have a great weekend. i'm anthony flores. and now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> there a look at the layered clouds out there providing the dense clouds. marin county not too bad, but cloudy out there, and dense fog in sfo with delace and out to delta and the east bay hills, and then we will bring in the

rain, and it is not a big system, and it is going to be taking all day to get here, and first things first, the fog is going to lift in two to three hours, around certainly not as sunny or warm as yesterday because of all of the clouds and the weak front overnight tonight into the monday, and from the roof camera, it is gray from this vantage point, and with the light breeze out, there it is going to feel cool. live doppler 7 is showing you that we are overcast in all location, and couple of peaks of sun. this is the north, and it is going to take a couple of hours to drop some rain on the windshield that you may hear while you are sleeping. mild visibility in concord, but livermore is particularly foggy with a quarter mile visibility there. you can see the delta, napa, santa rosa and down by mountainview, two miles, and san carlos airport a little better, and those delays remain at sfo and charlotte all but shutdown here with the weather in the southeast changing back and

forth from sleet to snow. western tennessee, the smoky mountains and up through north carolina and even in texas, lubbock, texas, yesterday, a foot of snow, and 8 to 12 inches throughout parts of virginia and north carolina, and then thunderstorms and severe weather from georgia through to florida. we have nice views here, and even for the cloud cover here throughout the bay, and san francisco is in the upper 40s and 47 in morganhill, and in a half moon bay with the highs up in the 40s. so 19 in truckee and going for the high of 44, and more clouds as well in the mountains and the temperatures back home still in the upper 40s. not budging much today. i would not be surprised if we stay in the low to mid-50s with the gray sky and the sunshine w. the monday morning commute on the way, we are looking at the light showers and breezy wins and this is going to fall apart. it is a weak system scaling back on the rainfall and as we look at the time line here, this is midnight and showers from santa

rosa to napa. you have a few scattered showers from east a bay to san francisco and breezy and cool for the rest of the monday. the amounts, yes. ve very, very light with this system. the greater amounts are going to be in north bay 0.1 to there. and so rain in the late evening, and forecast is maybe mid-60 and the accuweather forecast is showing a a dry week, and friday, the verdict is still out and looking for the light rain, but you download the accuweather app, and you will be up to date for that. >> we are still a week and a half from the official start of winter, but sill feeling cool. >> yes, a a weweek from friday hopefully more rain. more than 100 volunteers took part in the presidio planting day to reintroduce more than 1,000 native plants

the esngrue community to restoring the nearly 270 acres of the eastern presidio which is about 20% of the park. >> it is a 30 to 40-year project to slow ly piece back together thek logical habitats that were lost when this was an army base. >> volunteers have helped the trust to remove landfills and reintroduce animal species and preserve land trails and preserve the park's natural

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particularly cloudy. and four-mile visibility in mountainview. and you may have peaks of sun, but mid-50s elsewhere. the accuweather seven-day forecast is that we are dry today, and the morning commute is dry for some of you, and the chance of rain is coming in friday, and we are hoping for at, because a lot of times we have advertised rain and the model scaleback, and so it is still early. >> hoping for rain. >> yes. >> thank you for joining us on "abc7 mornings." and we hope that you have a great sunday. the news continues online, twitter, facebook and instagram and abc 7 news continues at 5:00. happy sunday and have a great work week.

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