loan debt. are you doing better, saving more and dreaming bigger? go big and bold. do good. >> his video makes no explicit mention of his connection to the bay area. it does reference his birth place of iowa. he stresses several policy points, including health care, climate change and gun control. in fact, he will be in florida tomorrow to hold a town hall on gun violence. on sunday, he is in the bay area with a public event in dublin. it's called catch up with eric swallwell. he joins a crowded field. here are the other 17 democrats now in the running for president. there's california senator kamala harris who is better known and better funded. harris was san francisco's district attorney before becoming state attorney general. then senator. she chose to announce her

candidacy on "good morning america" in january. >> he has been laying the ground work for this for some time. >> absolutely, he has. he made several trips to iowa, to kansas, to texas, all early important states. nevada as well. interestingly, he has not registered more than 0%, under 1% in iowa early polls. it will be interesting to see whether he gets a bump now that he is an officially declared candidate. >> he is not well-known. >> not yet. if you have the abc 7 news app, you were among the first to find out about this when we sent out a push alert this afternoon. download the app and enable push alerts so you can be the first to know when news happens. the uc berkeley mascot is the bear. they are talking about mice. >> mice have become a problem at stern hall, a dorm on the campus. we are live with the story tonight.

>> reporter: that's right. this is stern hall where several students have told us they have seen, touch and disposed of several mice this school year. >> i don't hear anything right now. >> reporter: this freshman is not trying to communicate with her next door neighbor. >> in the walls. you hear little russe rustling. >> there were two behind my bed. there was another one behind her desk. four dead mice we had in the room. we had that live mouse in the trash can. others probably scampering around. >> reporter: these roommates reported the first incident to the university who placed traps several days after the first report. >> another mouse trap that had gone off that i did not know was right next to my bed and reached down to plug in my phone, i actually touched the mouse trap with the dead mouse in it.

i was disgusted. >> reporter: we contacted a university official who confirmed mouse problems are not isolated to stern hall but the building located behind it also. in a statement, uc berkeley said, we understand how distr s distressing that can be. we're working to address this issue. staff are treating, setting traps, sealing points of entry and cleaning impacted areas. mice are not the only problem. this picture at the entrance of the hall shows ants in the laundry room where there are several broken washers. this student who did not want to be identified said, she's been sick for several months and showed the mold under her bed, window and drapes. others are opting to move out. >> sometimes my friends -- i gave up and decided i will have are ve here. wondering, students pay over $17,000 to live here. some tell us they believe it's

too much considering the current situation. >> thank you so much. let's take a live look outside next door to berkeley. there is a chance of light rain today. there's mostly sun in the forecast. spencer? >> we have to get through tonight before we can expect to see the sun. right now, there are drizzly spots around the bay area. live doppler 7. we have enough moisture to produce just a little bit of dampness. on the peninsula, along the coast and moving onshore, we have light scattered drizzle. there's wet pavement out there for commuters. what's causing that is this approaching cold front dropping down from our northwest. that will bring us a chance of more light scattered showers during the overnight hours. less than a tenth of an inch of rain is likely. the storm is light. it ranks one on the storm impact scale. here is the forecast animation starting at 7:00. we will see little patches of light drizzle or light scattered

showers moving through the area tonight and early tomorrow morning. it looks like it's going to let up origin to wind down just before the start of the morning commute. i will give you a closer look at the seven days ahead. there will be sunshine. >> looking forward to that. new information in the college admission scandal. 13 parents and one university athletic coach will plead guilty. we have been following the story since the beginning. we have new information about the baar >> of the parents who intend to plead guilty, five of them are from the bay area. parents charged with paying big bucks to help their children lie and cheat their way into top universities now admitting they are guilty. these two intend to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud. they paid rick singer $600,000 to participate in the college entrance exam cheating scheme and college recruitment scheme.

their daughter was a purported ucla soccer recruit. he will plead guilty to one count of money laundering conspiracy and one count of conspiracy to defraud the irs after taking a tax deduction for the bribe. in a statement, they write, our duty as parents was to set a good example for our children and instead we have harmed and embarrassed them by our misguided decisions. this man pleading guilty to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud. his daughter was a purported water polo player, seen in this photoshopped pictures. he worried word would get out. is this what you meant by blowing up in your face? this woman pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud. she paid $15,000 for the college entrance exam cheating scheme for her son. this man also pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud. he paid $15,000 for the college entrance cheating scheme for his

daughter. felicity huffman pleading guilty to the same charges. in a statement writing, my daughter knew absolutely nothing about my actions. and in my misguided and profoundly wrong way, i have betrayed her. the former head tennis coach at university of texas at austin will also plead guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud. >> thank you. the most sought after information on this story on our website is a list of local parents involved in the scandal. find that on abc7new.com. san jose state officials are revealing the vision for the next ten years. it includes new facilities and a commitment to academic research. some students were disappointed because it didn't provide short-term solutions to the growing student homeless problem. we have details now on how san jose is stepping in with help. >> reporter: san jose state students, faculty and staff were

anxious to hear about a ten-year plan that was in the process for 2 1/2 years. these students were disappointed. they are members of the student homeless alliance. the group has been pressuring the university to help homeless students, estimated to include 13% of students, in the california state university system. the president mentioned the housing problem in remarks. we asked her where it ranks in her priorities. >> clearly, this is right up there with addressing the well-being of students. they can't get a good education if they are stressed thinking about where they will be every night. >> the top third of your priorities? >> students are the top. that's part of students. it's right up there. >> reporter: the president said a student food pantry will open soon. however, critics say san jose state is slow with short-term solutions compared to cal state campuses where dorm rooms are available to homeless students on a short-term basis. >> lack of communication. lack of initiative. i think it's just a lack of -- just simply understanding that

these things are happenig. >> reporter: the president says she's reaching out to the community, including the city of san jose, to try to come up with some short-term solutions. one of them is this parking lot right here. a parking lot at the roosevelt community center will be made available so homeless living in vehicles can park overnight. >> we have offered up the opportunity for san jose state to be able to have some priority spots there in that location, considering it's so close to the school. >> reporter: the president is urging homeless students to reach out to the university so it can help them. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. one problem, illegal side shows, especially in oakland. >> yesterday afternoon, there were two big ones within a couple of hours each other. some city leaders want to crack down. >> laura anthony looks at possible solutions. >> very crazy, people were drifting three, four cars at a time. >> reporter: this man was there sunday afternoon when dozens of

cars participated in an illegal side show in a major intersection in the heart of oakland. >> flying around in big old circles. could you see the doughnuts, over 50 cars swinging. they were going fast, real fast. >> reporter: it went on for hours and broke up after gunshots rang out in the crowd. he did see oakland police cars sitting several blocks away. >> we cannot make any excused. >> reporter: a city councilman says the police need to intervene. >> get the national guard. i don't care who enforces it. we cannot allow it. we allow one to continue, it will grow. it will continue to grow and body es injed rorr:n oakland, a police spokesperson said the department did call in other agencies for help. but officers were dealing with multiple events. at the same time, illegal side show activity was reported throughout the city, officers continued to respond to the other locations as well as priority calls where police services were needed.

this man has been pushing for an end to oakland's illegal side shows for years. he wants the city to install planter boxes in the middle of streets and to create legal alternatives. >> create a spot where they can come and do this registered by the oakland police department telling them that you are allowed to only do side shows this time to this time. >> reporter: several asortsuppo increasing penalties for illegal side shows. >> crazy. we want to hear your ytideas. share them by joiningo ining our bay area on facebook. an uber driver is under arrest. >> we have that video and the lessons that we can learn so this doesn't happen to you. find out how to qualify for free parking at

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in the east bay, two adults and a 15-year-old were shot in oakland this afternoon. it was at an auto repair business at 98th avenue. police haven't released information on a suspect. no one has been arrested. we know that. this is the third shooting in east oakland since yesterday. one man was killed on davis street around 7:30 this morning and two men were killed yesterday morning at 18th and international. a 73-year-old man was killed in a house fire in oakland which broke out before dawn at a two-story victorian. when firefighters arrived, they

saw flames shooting out of a window. the victim was found dead. fivers would able to get out. on the peninsula, police say -- she shut down a street to check out a suspicious device. police shot and killed a dog during an attack on a man in daily city. neighbors called 911 this morning after hearing a 30-year-old man screaming in his backyard for his life. they say the rottweiler from the house wind his got through a hole in the fence and attacked him. >> he tried but you felt helpless. it was awful. i felt -- you felt like you couldn't do anything for him. he was literally yelling for his

life. >> i wish we could have did more. >> it happened fast and was terrifying. they shot the dog in fear for the victim's safety. he is in critical condition at san francisco general hospital tonight. san mateo police arrested an uber driver on suspicion he tried to burglarize passengers he had just dropped off at the airport. >> that wasn't the only house targeted. it's on video. we have the story. >> tore apart the house. tossed everything, all the drawers were open, every piece of furniture moved. opened my safe. >> reporter: scout and shauna don't want to show their faces but want to share video of a man who broke into their house. the man is jackie gordon wilson, an uber driver. >> from my grandmother and go back to the holocaust. if that's lost, to him it was something to pawn off. to me, that's a memory of my grandmother. >> reporter: according to police, last thursday wilson allegedly went back to the house where he picked up a couple of

he had dropped off at sfo. they had been staying on rand street. a security alarm scared wilson off. he ended up a few blocks away at this place on nash drive. >> that can help them connect the dots. there were others in that community that had the same suspect in their video. >> reporter: he shared his footage as well. it shows an intruder with bags filled with their valuables, a suitcase in this video. the owner of the airbnb identified the intruder as wilson. >> he contacted his tenants who just left and said, do you know this guy? that's our uber driver. >> reporter: they used information from the uber app to track down the driver who lived near sacramento. the couple say they are working with police to try to get their stuff back and wanted to add we did reach out to uber. they did not return calls for comment. i hope you were with us last week.

we did stories about rideshare realities as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. great reporting for you. find those stories on our website. we have been talking about rain every day. maybe we will talk about some more sunshine. >> let's find out. spencer is tracking it for us tonight. >> we have a little spotty drizzle going on around the bay area. there are a few wet spots. not very well but wet nonetheless. you can see how cloudy it is. the flecks of green represent incoming showers. very light. let me take you down to ground level between san francisco and san bruno. lots of wet spots on the local streets there. daily city getting light rain and parts of 280 and highway 35 going down towards san bruno. near the airport, got rain falling there as well. spotty drizzle on the peninsula. doesn't amount to much. we had wetter spots on 101 a moment ago.

you can see it's drying out and moving over the bay. let's move along and take a look across the bay. cloudy skies right now. it's 58 degrees here in san francisco. oakland, 64. mild in some other spots. there rain hasn't reached the south bay. half moon bay at 60. the golden gate, you can see the pavement is wet. it has been drizzling there. the clouds are low. 60 in santa rosa. mid 60s at concord. this is the view from the south beach camera downtown san francisco looking along the cloudy bay bridge which has a little bit of wet pavement as well. drizzle has moved across the bay. some of it has. these are our forecast features. spotty light showers through the early morning hours. dry, bright and breezy the next few days. there's another chance of showers early next week. this current storm such as it is ranks one on the storm impact

scale. a storm of light intensity expected to produce light, spotty showers through the overnight hours. less than a tenth of an inch of rain. it's going to be breezy, especially behind that front as it passes through. overnight lows will be generally in the upper 40s. inland valleys will see low 50s around the bay shoreline and on the coast. once again, a few passing showers during the overnight hours. the forecast animation starting at 7:30 this evening at which point we will see the front sweep into northern sonoma county. there is light rain ahead of the front. some will come with the front. the big change once the front passes through will be the strong, gusty wind that will come behind it. as the front moves through and showers wind down going into the early morning commute hours, we may see mainly dry conditions in terms of precipitation. it will be quite windy. there may be wet, slippery spots for morning commuters. the wind will continue tomorrow and for the next couple days. a wind gust animation showing at 5:00 tomorrow morning, as the commute gets underway, breezy in

most locations. windy on the coast. notice how strong the gusts become by midday tomorrow. 36 miles per hour around point reyes 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. higher gusts are likely in the evening. it's going to be windy. high temperatures tomorrow will range from low and mid 60s at the coast to mid and upper 60s inland. here is the seven-day forecast. we have a string of mainly sunny, mild and dry days coming our way through saturday. during that span, we will see high temperatures mainly around 70 to 72 degrees inland. maybe 74 on wednesday and saturday. upper 50s to about 60 on the coast. it gets a little cloudier and cooler on sunday. we have our next chance of showers monday. thank the wonderful women of the clairmont women's book club. they fed me a nice lunch. is your next flight on the year's best airline?

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sharie ining company pinterest plans to sell 75 million shares between $15 and $17 apiece. the company hopes to raise $1.5 billion. it's expected to start trading on the new york stock exchange under the symbol pins later this month. delta is the best airline in the u.s. returning to the top spot it hasn't held since 2000. the carrier came out on top in the 29th airline quality rating. it looked at data from 2018 involving on-time performance, baggage handling and complaints. delta had ranked second the last two years. here are this year's top five. delta is first as we mentioned. jetblue moved up two spots to second. followed by southwest at number three and alaska now ranks fourth. alaska was first the past two years. hawaii runs out the top five.

flying certain airlines from oakland to hawaii or europe can mean free parking. the offer is thanks to southwest's new flights from oakland to maui which debuted yesterday a month after southwest service to honolulu began. passengers can get four days of free parking or almost $100. there are conditions to meet. the offer runs between may and labor day. find out the details on our website. crack the screen on your phone? it doesn't have to mean a new device. >> next, who is fighting for to you have the right to repair. car break-ins are common in the bay area. what's not so common? is for a car itself to capture its own break-in. not just on one camera but from multiple angles, all leading to an arrest.

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more shakeups at the white house, including big names at big departments. from this secret service to homeland security, two officials stepped down.

>> we have the very latest. >> reporter: homeland security second kirstjen nielsen forced to step down, talking to reporters for the first time since handing in her resignation sunday. >> i spent the last 24 hours since yesterday talking with government officials, administration officials, members of congress to ensure a smooth transition. >> reporter: according to a source, the decision follows increased tension and angry phone calls with president trump. the president holding her personally responsible for the spike in migrant crossings. both visiting the southern border last week. >> we need to resource it. >> reporter: her tenure riddled with controversy, over the administration's zero tolerance policy which separated thousands of migrant children from their families. >> i'm talking about people who have died in your custody. you don't have the number? >> would you like me to answer or just yell at me. >> reporter: the president announcing the resignation on twitter, thanking her for her

service. >> the numbers of enforcement actions -- >> i want to thank the president again for the tremendous opportunity to serve this country. >> reporter: she will stay on the job through wednesday to help with the transition. another shakeup in that department. the director of the secret service who reports to the dhs secretary was fired by the president with a replacement set to take over in may. federal authorities have charged a man they believe was plotting to ram a stole truck. the u.s. attorney's office for the district of maryland charged the man with interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. the government wants him to be detained pending trial. they see him as a flight risk and a danger to the community.

a cracked screen, a broken button, could spell the end of an expensive phone. the state wants to help you hang on to broken technology and fix it yourself. a bill called the right to repair act would require electronics manufacturing to make spare parts and manuals available to people who buy their products and to independent repair shops as well. manufacturers often control where and how property is repaired. many people end up throwing out a broken device and just buying a new one. you have probably had to do that. the bill was authored by an assemblywoman and is working its way through committees. 19 other states are working to pass similar laws. ak occccura is recalling md vehicles because the taillights can go dark. it covered 2014 through 2019 years. the company says due to a manufacturing problem, water can get into the light assembly

through seeals and cause electrical issues that can knock out the lights. owners will be notified next month. if you have one of the vehicles, you will be notified. there have been no reports of crashes or injuries. now to car break-ins in san francisco, the most common crime in the city. one reason they are particularly us from sfr frustrating is because there are so few arrests. police did grab one suspect. >> perpetrator sneaks around, uses what appears to be a breaking tool to shatter the window. >> this is the video jed watched in disbelief showing a sedan drive up to his tesla. a man gets out and breaks in. >> i was upset to see the car get broke in. on the other side, i was like, my god, i can't believe this is recorded. >> because of a feature on his car. >> i got a message on my phone that said that the alert was

triggered. >> it's a software update available for model 3 and other tesla models build after august of 2017. even the slightest bump triggering the cameras to start recording from multiple angles. >> the car is amazing. >> captured not only the suspect but the getaway car's license played number, he handed the video over to police which was key for investigation. >> it's rare. it's something we see more and more of. cameras all over the place now. we're happy to see that. it's an effective crime fighting tool. >> the suspect, 21-year-old jeremiah jefferson was arrest and a appropriate baprobation v. a masmall victory. in case you are wondering, the guy who broke into the car didn't seem to be interested in his child's booster seat or empty grocery bags and made off with nothing. the investigation into the case is still ongoing.

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it's national library week. the bay area is celebrating. san francisco public library tweeted this picture of a book that's titled "the libraryibrary brook." there was a message, libraries nurture the inner innate curiosity in all of us in a way that we can appreciate. san jose library tweeted this, l libraries equal strong communities. what to do about the murals at george washington high school. >> the artwork shows the oppression of native americans and african-americans during washington's lifetime. some want it removed. others say it should remain. >> it will eventually be up to the school board to decide. >> reporter: it's important to confront history, not erase history.

john rothman is leading a campaign to save the murals at george washington high school. they were painted by a russian artist in 1936, the year of the school opened. the fresco is called life of washington. students enter the school, they come across a mural with colonizers stepping over the dead body of a native american. another shows enslaved african-americans. during the civil rights movements, some students protested. as a result, another mural was painted showing different ethnic races in a more positive light. a supervisor reinitiated the discussion a few years ago when he was a school board member. >> you shouldn't have to look up and see depictions of your ancestors being killed or enslaved. that's not the kind of supportive school environment that all of our children and their families deserve. >> reporter: rothman says the murals can be used as a way to discuss the sins of our part.

>> we have talked about all sorts of vehicles and methods to keep the murals but use them as a teaching fashion. >> reporter: a working group was formed to hear from the public. that group voted to archive and remove the entire work of art. now it's up to the superintendent to consider the best course of action before any kind of recommendation is sent to the school board. this is the school board president. >> i support the decision of the working group. i'm waiting to see what the plan of action is going to be. >> reporter: no date has been set to vote on any kind of action. rain could be on the way where you live. there's a lot of sun in the seven-day forecast. spencer has that.

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gate bridge. it's hard to see the towers. you can see the traffic moving along. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza in the middle. on the right, the san mateo bridge. traffic is mostly moving. worst spot is on the san mateo bridge, eastbound traffic, that's where you see most of the congestion. wondering why gas in the bay area soared? this past week, california saw the biggest price increase nationwide at 18 cents a gallon. the average cost is now $3.80. that's the highest in the nation. retail prices began surging last month after a refinery stopped production. the production of a summer blend and tighter supplies are also boosting prices. a southern california neighborhood is blaming waying r problems.

>> reporter: earl street is a quiet road. the neighbors certainly aren't being quiet. >> paraphrasing, we are mad as hell. we're not going to stand for it. >> this is 6:45 a.m. one end of the street to the other end of the street. >> they are feeding in. they're feeding in one after another. >> reporter: during rush hour there's little rushing and a lot of cursing. >> people yell at each other. it's getting to the stage where it's obscenities at night. >> reporter: gps apps send cars through here. they showed us this video. they say a tour bus came through and hit several vehicles. they say when they asked the driver, they were told the wayz app directed him on the street. >> when i heard the bus backing up, i thought they were going to hit my car a second time. when i came out, i noticed they

hit four other cars and removed a bumper off another one. >> reporter: morgan put stickers on this car to prove a point. >> i have been hit on one car 31 times. >> reporter: we saw many vehicles speeding through and trying to 234 ing ting to navig cars. this is an issue in many streets across the state. >> google and wayz has taken over. our daily lives and quality of life is negatively impacted for profit. >> reporter: wayz is not designed for charter buses or oversized trucks. we do everything we can to route drivers safely. this is not a case we plan for or advice. it's up to drivers to take into account their local driving laws, road signs and vehicle restrictions. >> it's a street that was not designed for that volume, not designed for that speed. we are suffering from it. >> reporter: residents might have to resort to a lawsuit to try to stop this.

time to get a check on our forecast. >> tracking a bit more rain heading our way. >> the scattered nature of the storm is such i'm not able to keep up with the disappearing spots of precipitation. check out the view here on live doppler 7. we have spotty drizzle around half moon bay. there was more before we came back on the air. there's some across the bay right now. just spotty drizzle. this is a light storm ranking one on the storm impact scale. it's expected to produce less than a tenth of an inch of rain. it will become windy. the front is bringing us light rain ahead of it. during the overnight hours, the front sweeps through, and it's bringing drier but strong windy conditions behind it. the morning commute will get underway with virtually no rain

at all. maybe a sprufrinkle here or the. it will be windy. overnight lows will range from upper 40s in the inland valley to low 50s everywhere else. highs tomorrow, under partly sunny skies, low to mid 60s onu five consecutive days of dry weather. up to 70 around the bay. only low 60s on the coast. it gets cloudy and cooler on sunday. our next chance of showers, next monday. maybe rain is a monday thing. >> maybe. >> rainy days and monday. >> always get me down. >> thanks. on to sports. talking baseball. >> the season is young. the a's not having any luck on the road. are you kidding me? can they turn it around in their sixth game away from the

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the a's longest road trip of the season did not start well. first the astros swept a three-game series in houston. right now the a's are working from behind in baltimore. this guy is ready to play. mul ly down the right field line.

he ends up with a little league homer. 4-0 orioles. a two-run shot to left. orioles' lead is cut in half. next inning, more power. that deep to center. a mammoth dinger left of center. it's a 6-3 game. in the bottom of the fifth, this is the orioles' chris davis. he is looking to end a drought. it continues into the glove of grossman. chris 47 at's ad f a position player. the a's are trailing 7-4. ten games into the season, the gie giants are still adjusting their outfield.

austin is a power threat who can play first base. the warriors boarded the team plane for their final road trip of the regular season. you gotta wonder as you look here, look at curry. how hard was his morning workout. look at all that food. the team wraps up with a back to back in new orleans. who does he have to feed? curry and the warriors ate the clippers last night. the team unfurled a banner that paid tribute to the home of 47 years. it will hang in the rafters at the new chase center. >> the privilege to walk into this building and feel that juice, feel that energy that you all bring and that this building has brought as well. all we can say is, thank you. >> it was a nostalgic moment for everybody in the stands. see a couple new names on the back of the old warrior jerseys is cool. >> a nice of celebration of blending history and present.

looking forward to next weekend. >> obviously, this is the ceremonial final game at oracle. we have a few more to come. >> after the game, curry posted this picture on instagram. it's a throwback of his warriors debut. clay thompson did the same. look how young they look. or we are getting old. >> maybe that's it. >> antonio brown is a talented receiver. his social media game needs work. brown blamed juju for fumbling away the postseason last year. juju was confused saying he has shown brown respect. today on instagram, brown posted a message juju sent him. the post proves smith-schuster's point. tiger woods played today.

he plans to play another practice round tuesday morning. woods finished tied for 32nd last year. he made it to the quarterfinals of the wgc dell technology match play eight days ago and said he is right where he needs o be. first round is thursday. what's crazy about tiger woods is when we saw how young steph and clay looked, guess what masters this is for him. his . how old do you feel now? >> pretty old. >> good to see him play good golf this weekend. >> thank you. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv. americans take vitamin a to zinc with the hope of living longer. scientists think they have a better idea. that's at 9:00. >> at 11:00, bart is cracking down on fare evaders and rule breakers. we will tell you the plan that they are hoping will do it. the question is, will it keep riders safe?

>> we will explore those stories and more coming up tonight. coming up this each, the lineup on abc 7 is as follows. at 11:35, it's jimmy kimmel. this week is avengers week. tonight's guests are the stars of the avengers end game. good lineup. >> are they doing the promo where you can watch all 22 hours? >> cool. signing up for that? that's a good way to spend a the apd.in ns we appreciate your time. >> thank you for joining us.

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