u.s. women, half of them are in their 30s. symptoms typically started a week or two after receiving the vaccine. a doctor at today's meeting said the clotting disorder is quite rare, but clinically serious. at least a dozen of them involved clots forming in the brain. the cdc is planning a briefing next week where it will lay out the symptoms and treatments that are associated with the clotting disorder. >> the cdc in public health officials and our healthcare providers will have that information at hand, and they will be able to make the information to providers and patients. >> abc7 has been the data hnhnson accoun fo the u.s. has about jojohnsois g

at how many doses have been paused in california and the timeline for when they will become available. stephanie sierra, abc7 abc7 abc >> thank you very much. the bay area's largest county is making tremendous progress in the effort to vaccinate residents. úsanta clara county has agreed to administer 1 million doses, but there is still a lot of work to do. chris wynn has the story. >> reporter: in santa clara county this afternoon, a major milestone has been reached in the fight against covid-19. >> all the folks who have been working to get folks vaccinated, a very sincere thank you, to all of you who got vaccinated, a very sincere thank you. >> reporter: as of today, 1 million residents have received at least one dose of a vaccine, that is more than 60% of residents 16 and older who are eligible. >> we are celebrating, today, that we still have a ways to go. >> reporter: nearly a third of the eligible population have been vaccinated. despite the news, officials are

reminding the public to stay the course by continuing to wear the mask and maintain their distance. >> reporter: the more they vaccinate, the safer it will the er t, e gagaps ingaps ingapn the county says more walk ups will be available at certain sites starting next week. officials will also focus on expanding evening timeslots. >> we are fortunate to have vaccine supply, but we know we have a lot of work to do still to ensure, you know, our hardest hit communities have the access that we need.we need. >> reporter: they are trying to get as many people vaccinated as possible, including the 40% of residents who have yet to get a shot. ha plofsego around. e a very ear th

this pandemic. >> reporter: a day to celebrate and reflect on progress that has been made, in san jose, chris wynn, abc7 the cdc, it is now recommending pregnant women get vaccinated. california has had a milestone with more than 11 million people in the state now fully vaccinated against covid-19. days of inventory on hand. there are new developments in san jose where a former schoolteacher is accused of intentionally coughing in a child's face. a 66-year-old faces assault charges. this happened at your limb store last june. surveillance video shows her removing her mask, bending over the 1- coughing three times. she is due in court next week. new developments with fracking, california has become the first state in the country to ban the oil extraction

process. governor newsom used his powers as it will come to an end in 2024. activists say fracking is harmful to the environment and people. a section of highway one that was washed away along the big sur coast is evan and newsom and other state and local dignitaries attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony at noon, today. 17 inches of rain in january over three days caused a burn scar at the hillside to collapse. the debris flow wiped out a 150 foot section of the highway. >> we are truly blessed by coast of dreams. and today, we are blessed to be back to see this iconic highway up and operational and back on its feet just as this state is getting back on itititititit

>>e remit the reopening comes just in time for the summer tourist season. former olympian, caitlyn jenner, wants to take on governor newsom in the recall election. as john haskel from our sister station explains, she announced her candidacy, today. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner says she is in, even though the gavin newsom recall election is not a done deal, the republican field just got some star power from an olympic gold medalist and a reality tv star. >> you cannot count out someone with as much name recognition as wealth -- and wealth as it was there. she appears to be doing things to put together what would constitute a serious campaign. >> reporter: in a statement, she says, as californians, we face a now or never opportunity to fundamentally fix our state before it's too late. >> reporter: she is picampaign popularity. though many questions remain about her politics and whether she still supports former president trump. >> a lot of republicans are

going to be dialed into what's happening. caitlyn jenner, by virtue of who she is and what her background is, is going to pose a significant challenge to parts of the parties unorthodox. >> reporter: california tweeted they can't wait to elect a trans-governor, but because of her ties to trump, hard pass. one republican says, although they have seen success in the fight of covid-19, the key for republicans will be to remind voters of the issues that bothered californians before leness, crime and public safety, some of these issues are going to rise back to the top. >> reporter: newsom's campaign responded by sayiby sayiby knew the recall would be full of chump supporters. in santa monica, joss haskel, abc7 news. you can lose -- learn about the last recallecallecallecallel

recall, it is streaming on the abc connected app wherever you stream abc7 connected news. is always a big night for basketball fans. they get in return for the first time to see the warriors since the pandemic again. >> it's a big night. our sports director is live before they hit the court, larry? >> reporter: hey, down, you can't tell because of but i'm smiling, and a lot of people are smiling as well, because for the first time since last march, fans will be back in chase center tonight to watch a warriors game, and the players are really pumped up about this as well. keep in mind, it's not going to be a normal situation with 17,000+ fans. local covid rules mean that the warriors can have 35% capacity. that would be 6000. this is more of a soft opening. i just got updated numbers around 2000 fans in the building, tonight, after playing for months with crowd noise pumped in, having people back in the building should provide a lot of energy.

>> we've got a lot to look forward to, you know? we have fans coming into the building for me ofney, a lot of >> fans were an extra set of passion in the game. i'm super excited to get back out and perform in front of them. we can hear the chants and the cheers. >> it is dedede if you have 1000 fans in the seats. we've had a whole season where we haven't had any fans. you're sick of looking at the blue tarp. you want to see bodies in there. >> yeah, so it's a step towards normalcy that we will have, here. i'm looking at the concourse. there are some concessions open. fans will order on an act, but no food can be consumed inside the bowl in this arena. so, as i said, a step in the right direction, and it's going

to be fun, tonight. the warriors are going to make a playoff push. those fans will likely help them this evening. they will likely be back for a little more. but live at chase center, which we haven't said in a while, larry beil, abc7 news. >> that is a welcome change. >> that is so exciting. wee lookg sunday's oscar ceremony which will be different. host pandemic, some of us would like to see this, we are pushing back, one family turns to abc7 news, battling discrimination in the

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for mink. >> i think we are trying to show up and show everybody, you know, what is is is is is are back to celebrate for good. >> reporter: she is headed to the historic union station, which will be the setting for a scaled-down oscar show. >> because of covid, it is certainly a much more intimate affair. >> reporter: fewer showers -- w stars, and a bigger imagination. >> we are taking what might be viewed as a negative and turn it into a positive. ♪ speak now speak now now >> reporter: the songs nominated as the year's best will be performed atperformed at academy's new museum, taped in advance, and now part of the preshow. >> so we will only be there

with the nominees, their guests, and the presenters. >> reporter: oscar expert, steve vaughn, who wrote about the show, sees an opportunity, here. >> i don't think there's anything like the reinvention we have seen, this year. actually, it really intrigues me. i'm far more interested in the show, itself, and i have been for a very long time. >> reporter: i'm sandy kenyon, abc news, new york. >> live coverage begins at 10:00 and continues with on the carpet coverage leading to the 93rd academy awards ceremony at 5:00. after the last award is handed out, stay with us on the red carpet for continuing continuin as we move past the pandemic, we are figuring out what we will go back to and what will be like the way it was before, and what won't. salesforce just completed a survey with some interesting findings about the digital experience we can't live with in a new post covid world, things we can't live without.

among them, 93% say they want to continue to use contactless payments. we've gotten used to that. 83% will continue to shop via social media. 64% still plan to use curbside pickup. 59% still plans for video appointment. i spoke with denise dresser about the survey and getting back to normal. >> denise, it's great to see you. how are you doing? >> i'm good. thanks for having me. >> it's great to be on with you. i want to hear about how you've been doing with salesforce, the massive tower liketower liketowe other office buildings has been empty for the most part of the year, but things are beginning to change. >> things are beginninhome for 22 years. we are looking forward to welcoming employees back when it is safe and when we follow government and health regulations. we are excited about reopening, for sure. >> a lot of people are. they are getting the mental adjustment and emotional adjustment to some sense of

normalcy. but you have recently conducted a fascinating survey about what people can expect. give us a sense of what you found. what surprised you? >> here is something that did not surprise me. you are probably in the same boat. we are all anxious to get back to life and see people and have in person experiences. what we did find interesting is that consumers have been getting to digital experiences, shopping online, picking something up at the curbside, i have two kids, and i love to do video dr. appointments. i don't have to drive them here and there. those are things people don't want to give up. i think that will be interesting as we reopen. we will have digital and experiences. >> something we have learned to do, for example, contactless purchases, you think will stay with us.

>> i do, absolutely, and what's exciting about that, because people loved it, right? we really got used to it. companies adopted. the exciting opportunity is, that will be the way of the future. for companies across every industry, and that's what i love about cell force, is connecting people to customers, as this is a new way to differentiate how you provide an experience to a customer either contactless or in person. so it's going to be an exciting time. >> what do you think is going to be the biggest challenge for most experiences as they resume normal operations in terms of how they reenact -- with their customers? >> places like amusement parks, museums or office buildings, they have been closed. first of all, they will see a surge in field service getting ready for a new experience in the physical building again, right? the other thing that will be different is, inc. about us, if we are going to a hotel or traveling, we will have a lot more questions, is there room service?

can i rent equipment, can i go to the spa, can i work out? those in the moment experiences will happen more upfront during, or even after. being able to meet consumers where they are give you a good experience. they will have in the moment questions. >> people are looking forward to getting back into stores, restaurants, back on airplanes, getting back to traveling hotels, change. how will that stay the same in terms of what we experienced the last year? >> it will be a slow and gradual experience where people are going to be really careful about where they're going. they will have questions in advance before they go. companies will need to be prepared for that, how they answer the questions we may have as we go. and they are going to want to have the option to be in person or digital. so it will constantly be this evolving experience, and a

really deep personal relationship with your customers. any channel they are at, and they want to continue at.contin. >> it will be a fascinating time. >> i'm excited. >> great to be with you. >> thanks. another interesting finding from the company's survey, 96% of consumers in question plan to shop inside a store by the end of this year. we are all sort of feeling our way through this new reality is we are just out of the pandemic. >> retailers should like the sound of that, right? i'm wondering if you will like the results of the reagan forecast. we have been waiting for >> we have, we have, it's like waiting for gadot. he's here, but only staying a little while. let's take a look at conditions. we have gusts ranging from 25 to 30 miles per hour or higher near novato to san francisco. let's take a look at current

temperature readings as we look across the embarcadero. it is 59 in oakland, with 60s in mountain view, 59 in morgan hill and 52 in half moon bay. we are seeing some blue sky and clouds. we have readings in the 60s, 72 at fairfield, andfairfield, andi concorde and livermore, so is quite a few degrees milder than it was, yesterday, in most locations. we are looking out on the bay and the city of san francisco, it is cloudy and much cooler, tomorrow. north bay rain will move through the area on sunday. it will taper off and end on monday with a warmer week coming up. here is the information for overnight. we will see high clouds and low clouds and patches of moisture tomorrow morning near the coastline. it could produce an isolated shower or two. the main rain won't be until sunday. overnight lows are in the upper

40s. we have mid-50s at the coast to low or mid 60s near the bay shoreline and the mid to upper 60s inland. the approaching storm has light intensity producing light rain and scattered showers on monday, here's the forecast animation starting tomorrow morning, notice not much will happen in the way of precipitation, but early sunday morning, a wave of rain starts to swing through.ing through.in. sunday night, we will have leftover showers or periods of light rain on monday. it should be over by monday evening. rainfall totals by monday evening will be generally a 10th of an inch to mainch to an inch in the wettest locations, perhaps more in the higher elevations and maybe less in some of the locations.

meanwhile, a storm watch will be in effect from 11:00 tomorrow night, so 11:00 in the morning from the sierra, we expect 8 inches of snow above 5000 feet with gusty wind and difficult travel. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast, once again, the storm for sunday and monday ranks a one on the impact scale. inland highs will only be upper 50s to about 60. monday gets a little bit milder. tuesday, then warm weather on wednesday thursday and and and late week to next week in the 80s, mid-70s around the bay, and low 60s on the coast. a little rain is coming our way, much needed, enjoy it while it's here. it will not stay long, dan.

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abc7 news continues to lead the charge on exposing discrimination in the real estate appraisal process. countless families have reached out to the race and social justice reporter with stories of racially biased appraisals and how they managed to beat the system. julian is live with how it paid off for one family to push back. >> reporter: good afternoon, christine. they did push back. that has been the common thread in all four of these stories of appraisal discrimination that families across the area have shared with me so far. in this case, the pip -- family saw it coming, the wife investigates discrimination for a living. >> how could the other appraisal be so off? we are not off. she is off. how could she be so off, is my question. >> reporter: stephanie and her

husband knew something was off after an appraisal on their home came in at $750,000 flat. she had a hunch something was up because she had seen my ongoing coverage of racially biased appraisals across the bay area. one family infamily infamily inn another family in east oakland. she also realized something wasn't right because she got an appraisal on the home just two months earlier. >> with their appraisal, i knew we were still good. it was 849,000. > reporter: after receiving the $849,000 appraisal from another lender in january, they felt confident they could find better rates elsewhere. that's when they found loan depot, they ordered an appraisal. >> again, i'm not worried or concerned. we've already had one done. she takes the pictures. when i get the appraisal back, she gets me an appraisal for $750,000. >> reporter: your initial reaction? >> was shocked. i'm like how -- she missed a whole hundred thousand dollars.

>> reporter: that's when barnes reached out to me. i suggested is called for a reconsideration of value, and file a complaint. the family was left waiting for reconsideration, feeling wronged solely based on the cover of their skin. >> she came to the neighborhood. she has an idea what the neighborhood is supposed to be. she came to the house and saw who the residence was, and she had an idea of what the value of the home should be. >> reporter: after two weeks, they sent an updated appraisal, the same appraiser adjusted the value, which is standard in a reconsideration, to $820,000. it was a $70,000 difference. the appraised value went up, but so did thththththth >> okay, i'm going to take the knife out, but i'll twisted on the way out, you know?

so the 820, it was better, but it was still not enough to meet the 70%. i am at 72%. >> reporter: she is referring >> reporter: she is referring to the loan to the home compared to the mortgage, with appraisal coming in lower than expected, that means more fees to close the deal. she is fighting the fees but tells me she plans to go with this lender because the rates have gone up. a small victory in a battle that shouldn't have happened in the first place. >> we are just tired. we know we have been redlined. we know we have been relegated to neighborhoods. we know we have been discriminated against. and we have accepted it for a long time. we are not accepting it anymore. >> there are avenues like channel 7 that can help them navigate through these murky waters sometimes. >> reporter: and we are here to help people navigate these troubling situations that can often just be so upsetting. this is the fourth family story of appraisal discrimination

that i have shared, but literally, dozens more have reached out. it is a systemic issue we won't let up on until it is fixed. i did reach out to the lender for comment. they tell me they are conducting a thorough review of the customers concerns. reporting live, julian glover, abc7 news. >> julian, great reporting, thank you so much. san francisco is touting its effort to decrease homelessness during the pandemic and thinking the biden administration for support. the mayor outlined what has been going on. >> during the pandemic we moved 2000 people in to shelter in place hotels. we have committed that every person who we move into these hotels will have a place to live after paem that none of them return to the streare creating 4500 new place for people experiencing homelessness, including the largest expansion of permanent housing in our city in the past 20

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all right, time now for the four at 4:00 as where he joins us from the chase center, and spencer as well, there is a hip- hop relic being stored , this is dedicated to humpty help who died, yesterday, it was stored in a parking garage near interstate 880, but in the week of his death, the oakland museum tweeted it might be interested in taking the head to the garage owner to discuss moving it. and you know,you know,you know,, will kick it off with you. i'm so glad these things are preserved.. i'm so glad this exists. >> it's exactly. it's been a rough year, if you look at the wrap community, dmx

recently passing away, so i think, you know, you want maintain a tribute to icons of the past, and that is certainly an example. >> absolutely, spencer, do you want to jump in on that? >> yeah, i agree. certainly, the hip-hop community has suffered a lot, as we have, the community, last year, i agree with larry. we are talking about figure in the community. i would like to see his memory honored and preserved. how about this one? how would you like to have your own float? a local type of worker has designed one designed by the street signs that date back to 1946. >> i love things that are part of the built environment that maybe you don't notice, but that inform your sense of the

place. >> yeah, so ben's auto joined us getting answers to discuss the fog city gothic font, so here is some very san francisco words in the fund, but it is bold and bookish. it is soft around the edges. you can buy his font for about five dollars or so. but how do you think it compares to the fonts, now, and do you like the bold yet soft around the edges for the city of san francisco? who wants to take that? >> that's cool. >> i do, because, yeah, san francisco is bold and soft around the edges. i think it's a nice font for us, i really do. >> larry, what would make it take off is if the warriors considered using that font for their merchandising. >> that's an idea. they have their own color scheme and looks. i'm not sure they'd alter their design.

either way, apologies, they are doing a sound check, here, and i can tell you the sound is wonderful. it works perfectly, even though they haven't used it much in the past year. it is crystal clear. >> we like having a music soundtrack for the four at 4:00. we heard about the supply shortages during the pandemic, toilet paper, wipes, disinfectant, chicken wings -- let me back up. it seems restaurants can't keep up with supplying restaurants nationwide. like other foods, sales soared during the pandemic. on the downside, restaurants and retailers are getting theiu $.20 a pound in the st week. supply and demand. i don't have them very often, but i have to say chicken wings are very good take-oufood. >> you wings?

>> you know, i do happen to like chicn a lot. i like them fancy, barbecued, and slathered in sauces. give me nice grip -- crispy chicken wings. >> i agree, keep it simple. >> let's hope the shortage will last for long. relay races often have fantastic finishes. this highschooler had a commanding lead by the 200 meter relay, check it out, a four-legged challenger, oh, they turned on the jets down the stretch and the the the the wild. she thinks she's in trouble, no idea, it is actually a dog named polly who bolted away from her owner, holly was in front and wins it. >> she only -- almost tripped

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warriors fans finally get ú tonight. it is the first time in over a year that they get to watch the team in person. larry beil is live before tonight's game. you can tell larry is wearing a mask. protocols will be in place. >> reporter: absolutely. they are in full on concert mode in pregame. i hope you can hear me. it is fairly deafening. let me give you a little background as we give a tour of chase center. the warriors owner has a masters degree in epidemiology. so the team had a reopening plan months and momomomomomo

wasn't comfortable allowing fans back in until tonight. as dan said at the top, safety is bein stressed. if you look down at the court, the denver nuggets are going through warm-ups. the coaches are all getting ready. layers, staff, coaches, everyone, they are all tested daily before they can get into the building, but even with all those nethsk are still mandatory with the exception of the players on their out on the court. in my case, i was 12 days out, today, i am 12 days out from my second vaccine shot. i was hoping that would be good enough in order to get in without an additional test, and they said, not so fast, my friend. the rules are 14 days. you will go in the line, you will get your covid test, then once you are negative, okup ho the ll be t. rsse out

tests. they paid for it. you come to the arena tonight, you show your negative test, you get in. maybe there are other franchises that are doing this where they spring for the test, which, as you know, can be expensive, that the warriors are doing everything they can to bring everyone back safely. we will have more at 6:00. for now, larry beil, abc7 sports. >> that is interesting that the team spine for the test. thanks, have fun, today. >> they have done everything to improve safety. there was a special fan at last night's game. did you see alex the bunny? we cut up with alex's partner. needless to say, she is overwhelmed by all the attention. >> we were on csn -- cnn sportscenter. >> reporter: kate is with newfound fame because of this adorable moment during last night's giants game. >> if i didn't know better, i

would think the bunny was fake. >> reporter: they silently went worldwide. her phone blew up with people calling her to tell her they had seen tting thisbelieve it. >> i am very shy, nervous and shaky, because we weren't expecting it. >> reporter: her instagram account also gained new followers. >> before we got there, i think we had like 320 something followers. now i have lost -- it's still going right now. >> reporter: she got the bunny to help her with the stress of health issues and losing a job during the pandemic. he is a family therapy animal. they were questioned for several minutes, but eventually led into the game. >> that rabbit could keep two people warm. >> reporter: alex is a flemish giant. he's only four months old and 15 pounds. he will likely triple

he definitely stole the spotlight from the other giants in the stadium. >> everyone was cheering for him, throughout the game, there were people in the stands like show us the bunny. >> reporter: she takes him almost everywhere, instead, he has brought her great comfort during the pandemic. >> all the stress, all the craziness, it's gone. >> reporter: if you missed him last night, don't worry, she is hoping to get him to a warriors game. now that alex is famous, there is talk of a possible half- appearance. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> we have to get that bunny at a half-time appearance. it is so cute. >> reporter: that bunny is going to be hopping under its roof shade or something. it will be wet otherwise, spencer? give that bunny an umbrella, not tomorrow, we will see increasing clouds. there could be a spotty shower. generally, tomorrow, it is near low 60s around the bay. a storm is coming our way. on sunday, this level one storm

on the storm impact scale will bring water to all the bay area. we will have showers on monday. here is the seven-day forecast. it is dry with increasing clouds. it is wet with increasing úshow have a warm-up. by the end of the week, we will see high temperatureshigh tempes midland area. for astronauts including two americans are on their way to the international space station. >> 3, 2, 1, zero -- mission -- and left off. >> and away they go. they blasted away from the space they sinthey sinthey sintn station, they hitched a ride on space x is felt in -- falcon rocket. it is a big milestone. one of the astronauts made

history as the first female pilot of the crew dragon. they graduated from st. francis high school in on you, you will be glad to know. disney photographers captured photos of the spectacular space x launch. they show the falcon 9 rocket and crew soaring over star wars galaxies edge at disney's hollywood studios at tomorrowland in magic kingdom park in florida, great shot. as we head into auster weekend, we are all about movies, today. argoin the past and into the future, yes, a few of these places do still exist. that is coming up.

it was when she started forgetting things. i didn't know how much mom was struggling. when i pictured us growing old together. i didn't envision this. i did think of it, but i also thought of her happiness, and i would never put my mom into a facility. i love caring for him. we've been together for so many years, he's my best friend. but i can't do it alone anymore. if he's at home, getting the best care... home care with an entire support team. mom could stay in her house,

as long as she wants. thekey would be the perfect solution. they'd play her favorite music, cook her favorite foods... and walk everyday, safely! his days will be filled with joyful moments. she'd have her dignity and i wouldn't have to do this...by myself. coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:hundred, shark tank followed by 20/20 family and friends talk about the impact of george floyd's death. then don't miss ab c7 news at 11. the count down is on for the oscars but in santa rosa it cab big night for movie fans lks e enjoying week and as frma the movies theaters or

streaming. they are going old school. >> reporter: welcome to a vestage from the last century with many happy returns. >> here we go. that's all there was in the box. >> reporter: we are back at a place of endless summers is, and ghost busting, at joe video of santa rosa, california. >> i am joe. >> reporter: joe have a last name. >> kaminsky. >> reporter: a break even business and labor of love. one of the last of devoted clientele. >> not everything is on netflix. >> reporter: the place is a maze of movies, 25,000 in 20,000 square feet. see a box, pick it up take it home for date. >> i can see every disk with my own two eyes. >> reporter: that can take a while. >> foreign film section, suspense section, the action section and then domestic western comedy, sci-fi, and. >> i am going watch on a crt television. >> and spanish film, romance, drama. >> reporter: how are d question

good morning, joe video. >> reporter: the short answer 15 years in the someone spot and an enpsych low paidic knowledge of titles. >> i like a large variety of movies. but i just like them. >> reporter: but with all the places, he has to have one favorite. >> what's my favorite? it changes. i can't think of too many titles. oh, gosh, alien. >> reporter: now next question, what is the worst damage joe has seen on a disk? >> it fell out of the case and i ran it over and we have seen tooth marks in disks from dogs getting ahold of them. >> reporter: and there's worse but we will spare deet details the renta is good fothere are e what we call them. additional day rental. >> reporter: what's the difference. >> well, it's the same thing really, but it sound te it soun small price for nostalgia. wayne freedman. >> and that's it for abc7 news

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next at 5:00, federal agencies said they will resume using the johnson and johnson vaccine. what they are saying about the risk of blood clots. looking for spot if line. one bay area county is seeing a drop off in vaccine demand. also ahead here enroll men at public schools hits a 20 year low. which students and what schools are seeing the biggest dip. and tonight's big night at the chase center for the first time in 409 days, fans are about to go see the warriors live and in person. we are live inside and out, with what to expect. by the building a better bay area, moving forward finding solutions. this is abc7