>> i am dan ashley. so many families have reached out to julian glover with stories of racially biased appraisals and how they have managed to beat the system. >> i want what everybody else gets. i want to be treated as is, you know, less them. why do i have to fight so hard for what should have just been given to me? >> that is the question a viewer brought to julian. >> he joins us with the question of how it paid off to push back. julian? >> reporter: dan, alma, good evening. it has been a through line for the families and their stories of discrimination they have shared with me so far, and the blinds, they saw this coming so they wasted no time pushing back. >> how could the other >> how could the other appraisal be so off?

>> stephanie and her husband knew something was wrong when the appraisal 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 area. the boston family, a family and west oakland, and a 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 in january, the "felt confident that they could find better rates elsewhere. that's when they found home depot. they ordered an appraisal. >> i'm not concerned. we are ready had one.had one.ha. she gave me an appraisal for $750,000. >> reporter: your initial

reaction? >> i was shocked. i like how did she miss a whole hundred thousand dollars? >> reporter: that is when barnes reach out it -- reach out to me. i asked for a reconsideration of value and filing a complaint with the the the the the the th they were feeling wronged, solely based on the color of their skin. >> she is discriminating. she came to the neighborhood. she has an idea of what the neighborhood is supposed to be. she came into the house, and she saw who the residence was, and she had an idea of what the value of the home should be. >> reporter: after two weeks, they were sent an updated appraisal. the same appraiser adjusted the value which is standard from $750,000-$820,000, a $70,000 difference. the appraised value went up, but so did the fees. >> okay, i will take the knife out, but on the twisted on my way out, you know? so the 820, it was better, but

it still wasn't enough to meet 70%. i am at 72%. >> reporter: she is referring to the alone to 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. it is a small victory in a battle that should not happen 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 were avenues like channel 7 that can help them navigate through these murky waters sometimes. >> reporter: and we are here help families navigate these murky waters in what can be really upsetting situations.

this is now the fourth family story of discrimination i have shared. dozens more have reached out since 4:30 this morning. two more families have reached out with appraisal discrimination. this is a systemic issue and one we will keep on until there is a fix. i did reach out to the lender for a comment, and they responded saying they plan on conducting a thorough review of the customers concern. for now, reporting live, julian glover, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. like those folks reached out to julian since his story aired, if you have a story to share, you can contact him as well on twitter and facebook. you can find him as julian glover tv. >> let's turn your attention to the pandemic. johnson & johnson vaccinations could resume as early as tomorrow morning after vaccine, today. stephanie sierra has been following the story for us all day long. she is in the newsroom, steph.

>> reporter: the cdc and the fda approved a recommendation to uphold any use of the johnson & johnson vaccine for anyone 18 and older. there will be no specific warnings to women under the age of 50, which was extensively talked about, today, but a list of risks with treatment options will be provided to any recipient. >> the potential benefits outweigh the known potential risks. >> reporter: the positive the johnson & johnson vaccine was lifted on friday after a cdc advisory panel decided the benefits far outweigh the risks. the decision comes 10 days after a report of a handful of severe but rare blood clotting conditions called on the senate pdf syndrome, where clots form in the legs, lungs or brain. >> the risk is extremely low, there are vaccines that people feel there is a concern, women over 50, the risk is extremely low. >> reporter: stamford infection

disease specialist, yvonne, believes providing a list of vaccines to recipients is important. >> we have dealt with aaphylaxis. the risk is the same. >> reporter: 8 million johnson & johnson doses administered, there have been 15 blood clotting cases in women under the age of 50. only two women were older than 50. here's what we know about them. of the 15 cases, to see vsd, indicating blood clots were in the brain. seven women are being hospitalized. three have died. initial symptoms noticed within two weeks including chills, fever and abdominal pain. >> what would you tell women who are hesitant? >> i would be hesitant at all. i would just think about whether i feel that the risks of having an event which is about seven per million is

pretty low. >> for the vast majority of the public, i don't think this will shake their confidence in vaccines. you know, people who are hesitant about vaccines my need to get an explanation from the doctor about what this means. >> reporter: our analysis of data shows johnson & johnson vaccines only make up 4.4% of the total percentage of doses administered in the bay area. state records show at least 90,000 johnson & johnson doses were paused since around mid april, not including incoming doses expected from the federal government. >> reporter: as we speak, the state is working on how j&j appointments will be added to their website. d napa meantime, san francisco

counties said they will follow state guidance, which means they could use j&j shots again as soon as this weekend. we will keep monitoring that closely. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. stephanie, thank you. while finding a vaccine appointment has been a challenge all along, that appears to be changing in some counties across the bay area. our news reporter looks at supply and demand. >> reporter: there are no longer big crowds along winding lines at levi's stadium in the south bay, same at the coliseum in oakland, way more laid-back than it was earlier this month. >> reporter: just how hard is it to get a vaccine appointment in the bay area? let's give it a try. let's log on to my turn and find an appointment. let's search a walnut creek zip code. it looks like there are appointments in the o.co coliseum drive-through. when we look at what pops up, there are plenty of appointments for today, and it looks like plenty of appointments for sunday, and on my turn, let's search francisco. and there is musk only. it looks like lots of appointments for next week on wednesday, thursday and friday. >> reporter: across the bay area, there is a limited supply

of vaccine in san mateo, and certain locations, sonoma and solano counties report a balance between supply and demand. contra costa and napa counties have swung into surplus mode. there is lots of vaccine availability. that point was illustrated at the final day of this vaccine drive-through clinic in simone. >> we have 1600 points available yesterday and 1600 today. as far as registration, we have only received 500 or 600 registration for those appointments. >> reporter: those driving through said that they were surprised at how appointments open up this week. >> until recently, nothing was available. recently, we checked the site and it was available. >> reporter: here you are. >> you i am. >> reporter:

refreshing, keep checking, access is changing, daily. i am leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> reporter: you might remember this, the first vaccination in santa clara county, since then, the bay area's largest county has made tremendous progress. santa clara county has administered 1 million doses. officials say there's more work to do. chris wynn has more. >> reporter: in santa clara county this afternoon, a major milestone has been reached in the fight against covid-19. >> to all the folks have been working to get people vaccinated, a sincere thank you, and to all of you who got vaccinated, a sincere thank you. >> reporter: 1 million residents countywide have received one dose of vaccine. that is more than 60% of residents 16 and older who are eligible. >> we are celebrating, today, but we still have a ways to go. >> reporter: nearly a third of the county has been vaccinated.

despite the positive news, county officials are reminding the public to stay the course by continuing to wear the mask and maintain their distance. >> the more people who get vaccinated, the less chance for viral spread, the tis. sothe cler we to close easampany says more walk ups will be made available starting next week. officials will also focus on expanding evening timeslots. >> we are incredibly happy to have vaccine supply. we know we have work to do to ensure that our hardest hit communities have the access that they need. >> they are continuing to get as many people vaccinated as possibl, including 40% of residents who have yet to receive a shot. >> it is just recently we had plenty of doses to go around. so after so many long and caw c pandemic. >> reporter: a day to celebrate and reflect on progress that

has been made, in san jose, wrestling, abc 7 news. for more information about the race to vaccinate, head to abc7news.com/vaccine. we have a vaccine tracker that shows how many people have gotten the shot where you live. there's a lot more to come. public school in california is the lowest enrollment it's been in decades. why certain grades and bay area districts have been hit harder than others, coming up. a section of highway one that washed away along the big sur coastline is open, finally. there is a message from the governor at the

we are getting a new look at the pandemics effect on public schools. california has lost 160,000 students. that is a 2.6% decline that the state calls concerning. abc 7 news reporter mia melendez says which districts suffered the greatest losses. >> reporter: much of the decline in the overallthe overal enrollment came from kindergarten, down by 61,000 students, a drop of 12% from the year before. >> it is definitely kindergarten. given the circumstances we are living under right now, some families decided to delay putting their kids in school. >> i decided to keep my 5-year- old and an extra year of preschool instead of sending her to kindergarten. >> reporter: the data collected by the state also showed that

the vast majority, 80% of this drop came from kindergarten to 6th grade. among the districts in the bay area, san francisco showed the greatest losses, 3.8%, followed by santa clara and san mateo. oakland unified had -1.8%. san francisco unified told us that during the pandemic, some families moved away, or some may have chosen other schools. while we do demographic projections to help us plan for predicted enrollment, none of those projections accounted for this pandemic and its reverberations. last month, abc 7 news had a conversation with one of its deputy superintendents about the same issue. >> it's a reality then, and it's a reality now is other families look for solutions. >> once we reopen fully to in person instruction for all students which will happen fall, we expect everyone to start coming back. >> reporter: the department of

education said in the coming weeks it will work closely with school districts to improve their community outreach to try to fill in the void. leanne melendez, abc 7 news. a stretch of scenic highway 1 that washed out last summer has reopened. in january, three straight days of heavy rain caused a hill slide to give way, taking the roadway with it. it cost more than $11 million to fix. governor newsom was in attendance for today's reopening ceremony. >> this is not just another highly on the highway system. it's not just another this is highly one. there ain't anything like this anywhere else in the world. >> he is right about that. also, the governor announced he is taking executive action and will ban fracking in california effective in 2024. this comes after a failed measure in the legislature. it is harmful not only to the environment, but to people as

well. let's turn our attention to the weather, now, because the weekend is here. > the weekend is here, the oscars are here, and the rain is here. >> that's right. we need this storm. it is coming. although it will bring us much- needed rain, it will not wash out all your outdoor weekend plans. let me show you doppler 7 right now. that storm is beginning to approach. it is still miles away. tomorrow morning, don't be surprised if you run into a little drizzle. sunday is the main rain event. we are showing the increasing cloud cover end of the viewing area. here is a lovely view from the south beach camera. it was a milder day today compared to yesterday, 52 in san francisco, 63 mountain view, san jose, as you look at this camera, it's a little breezy at the coast. it's not nearly as windy as it

has been. it is 58 in santa rosa, if you're stepping out to grab some dinner this evening, make sure you grab that that that there is some cloud mix. it is cloudy and cooler with sprinkles, tomorrow. we are looking at a wet and breezy oscar sunday. showers will linger into monday. snday and monday is when we are expecting wet weather. it is widespread on sunday. we have half an inch for areas. the high elevations are expecting to pick up half an inch, possibly more than that. 7:00 a.m., tomorrow,a.m., tomor, see little green offshore. noontime, still a couple sprinkles out there in the north bay, but most of you have to deal with the cloud cover and cooler weather. 8:00 a.m. on sunday, the rain will move in. it spreads across the region as we move into the early afternoon. the time 6:00 rolls around when you're sitting down for dinner, most of the rain is moving out

of the northern end of the viewing area in the central part of the bay, but it is continuing south. we will have a couple showers. it won't be a lot. we will take anything at this point. the bay area will get anywhere from 10 or 1500 -- but half an inch of rain around half moon bay, san jose, 2200, 3900s, you are looking at a 3rd to a 10th of an inch around santa rosa and novato. you're the morning temperatures with the cloud cover. it will be a cold one. we have 40s and 50s, then for the afternoon, make sure you have those layers. it will be cooler. we will get out of the 70s. the the high temperatures 59 in san francisco, 62 and 60s in concord, livermore and san jose. he was the accuweather seven- day forecast. it doesn't featured drizzle,fea, may be a sprinkle tomorrow morning.

we are looking at oscar sunday as the rainy day level one ideal time to watch the oscars and enjoy the rain from inside the comfort of your home, level one for monday with a few showers, then we will turn things around, dry and mild are going into the middle of the work week. there's a little something for everyone, saturday outdoors, sunday indoors. >> thank you, very much. coming up on abc7 news at coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, final preparations advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more big notes. more small treasures. more family dinners.

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hollywood's biggest night is this sunday, the academy awards will air on abc7. >> our reporter is in los angeles where final preparations are underway. >> reporter: that is right. we are two days away from the big day. you can see the 10th getting set up right behind me. the excitement is building. this year's oscars will look different from any we have previously seen. >> reporter: operations are nearly done for hollywood's biggest night. the 93rd annual academy awards will look different, this year. >> they are not going to be the standard oscars. i think that's okay. it's okay that it doesn't look like that, you know? the world doesn't look like it did when parasite one picture. >> reporter: they promised viewers they will feel like they are watching a movie.

>> you have to feel a way to entertain. you can't let covid be an excuse for doing something lackluster. this is our chance to do something completely different. >> reporter: the ceremony will take place at two locationtwo lo guests can attend at union station, while other live elements will be held at the dolby theater in hollywood. >> it's not going to be virtual. it will be in person. you have to imagine a lot of these tasks, especially those up for best picture, they haven't seen each other since they walked off thththththth >> reporter: nominees are encouraged to attend in person with appropriate safety precautions. there were also be nominees in london as well as several remote locations. >> it was an incredible moment to see the people that told the stories that defined our lives. it's going to be a very emotional experience to gather safely again. >> reporter: unlike other award shows in this era of covid, it will be no zoom acceptance

speeches. >> it's not your laptop, on your couch. >> reporter: one more thing that is different, the original nominees will perform during the preshow, not the telecast. the oscars air on sunday night, abc news, los angeles. here is more on that. the live coverage begins sunday morning at 10:00 on abc and continues all day with special on the red carpet coverage leading up to the academy awards ceremony at 5:00 p.m. after the last award is headed out, stay with us for continuing coverage. coming up, caitlyn jenner says she is running for governor if newsom is recalled. we have reaction and the other challengers. a family of tourists were confronted by a criminal, how thmilies kijumped into evidence. we take an in

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solutions, this is abc7 the former police officer convicted of murdering george floyd is under investigation by the doj for another use of force incident. chauvin allegedly used his need to hold down a black teenager for 17 minutes. sources tell abc news that the incident happened in september 2017. >> he was dispatched on a home to a domestic call between a mother and son. after the 14-year-old son refused to lie on the ground, sheldon hit him in the head and grabbed him by the throat, causing him to lose consciousness and fall to the ground. that's when he allegedly pinned him down. the video wasn't shown during the floyd trial, it could come up in sentencing. >> ascendancy, you have a broader opportunity to present evidence about who the person is. >> today, court records show that he is scheduled to be sentenced on june 16th. >> tonight, be sure to tune in

to abc7 him more about what the child was like for george floyd's friends and family. it's a special edition of 2020 about george floyd's life. >> that courtroom, being in their -- it brought back a lot of memories, because they showed it over and over and over again. it was an emotional roller coaster, but when i look at everybody else, they see a case and a cause. i just see my brother. i see somebody i used to sleep in the bed with. somebody who i ate banana mayonnaise sandwich with. someone who used to hit me with my homework, george, he meant so much to me with -- >> reporter: it paints an intimate picture of george floyd's life. you hear from his daughter as well as his friends and family. tune in at 9:00 p.m. on abc7. fremont police released

eight detailed video when they shot a suspect on april 1st. the suspect left the hotel. police say they were waiting to arrest him, but when they spotted him, he began running. officers released a canine, and you can see it chase the suspect. once he was down on the parking lot, officers say he had a gun, and they yelled at him to put it down. when they say he pointed it at him, they fired. emberley peterson says the canine wouldn't stop attacking the suspect, even after using verbal commands and the use of an electronic collar. the canine will have to be retrained, but she believes it saved the officers lives, the victim died at the scene. as tourism picks up in san francisco, a distrusting incident for 18 from the

midwest, the attempted robbery happened in a popular spot along the embarcadero, and the suspect has a lengthy criminal history. dion lim has the story you will only see on abc7 news. >> i heard them saying, they have a gun. >> reporter: cell phone video shows the chaos that broke out along fisherman's wharf. patrick elliott and his wife from the philippines and 16 other family members who live in wisconsin were approached by a man with a gun. >> my family members or anyone of my family -- you know -- it would've been catastrophic. >> reporter: documents i obtained show a 22-year-old man along with two other suspects attempted to take the family's cell phones, all while relatives as young as six years old looked on. >> there was more fear for your own family. >> reporter: that is when patrick stepped in and recalls what he said. he sped -- you asians -- that he spit towards their di >> reporter: authorities

responded quickly. the family saw him throw a gun under a vehicle. he was arrested for a number of charges. i discovered that he has an extensive criminal history, including drug possession and possession of a stolen car. he had involvement in a strong armed robbery spree in 2018, spanning multiple neighborhoods. he was on probation during the fisherman's wharf incident. >> stupid follows stupid. i understand that he has a record like that. >> reporter: i reached out to an attorney to ask why the charges were dropped. he was out on probation. the das office wouldn't answer because of the pending case. >> you hear about the three strikes rules, if you are hurting people, there's no reason to be around anymore. >> reporter: he hopes by speaking out it will cause more awareness. >> nobody came over and helped. it's emarrassing to society that no one will help anymore. >> reporter: dion lim, abc7 news. caitlyn jenner wants to

take on gavin newsom in the states recall election. as reporter john haskel from los angeles explains, she announced her candidacy, today. >> reporter: caitlyn jenner says she is in, even though the newsom recall election isn't a done deal, the republican just got some star power from an olympic gold medalist and reality tv star. >> you cannot count out someone with as much rate recognition as caitlyn jenner. the fact that she consulted with people involved in the trump campaign, she appears to do things you would do to put together what constitutes a serious campaign. >> reporter: she said, as californians, we face a now or never opportunity to fix our state before it's too late. she is hoping for an honored schwarzenegger type of campaign boosted by her celebrity, although, 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 is 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: equality california said they can't wait to elect a trans-governor, but because of her ties to trump, hard pass. tim rosales says that although newsom has seen success as of late in the fight against covid- 19, the key for republicans will be to remind voters of the issues that bothered californians before the pandemic. >> housing, affordability, homelessness, safety, these issues will rise back to the top. >> reporter: newsom's campaign responded by saying, we always knew the recall would be full of trump supporters. josh haskel, abc7 news. you can learn more about the last recall on abc7 originals total recall, it is streaming right now on are

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but so many people are struggling. an estimated 42 million americans are expected to experience food insecurity this year. keith oslin of the financial planning in alameda thinks too many americans live on the edge. >> three out of four americans are living paycheck to paycheck. another study said three out of five americans have trouble maintaining a monthly budget. >> reporter: pam williams úcoun fortunate ones. the nonprofit youth program director is on the path to achieve her financial dream. >> one thing i have always lived by, if i can't afford it, i'm not going to spend it. >> reporter: she afforded the occasional vacation while saving up enough money to buy a condominium. >> people dream of things, but to get to the dream, you have to get to the plan. you have to make a plan. >> reporter: she says it applies to people who are out

of work. seven on your side has talked to so many people who have drained their 401(k)s as a way to survive. congress passed the cares act which waived the 10% penalty for withdrawing money from retirement plans prematurely. >> it's going to have repercussions down the road, for sure, especially, you know, if you don't have a plan to recoup that and pay it back. >> reporter: if you are in your 20s, 30s, 40s, you have time. make putting money into your 401(k) a priority, however, if you have accumulated huge credit card debt, paying that down is the immediate priority. pay off the cards that charge the highest interest rates first. consider transferring that date to a credit card that charges less or no interest at all. same if you are in your 50s are older -- once you pay off your credit card debt, max out your 401(k). >> there is a catch up cause in

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meteorologist is here. >> if you want to go check that out or stay inside one day and check it out one day, here you go. sunday and monday will be the time we are getting wet weather. there is widespread rain expected with the possibility of thunder and hail. there is a tent or a half an inch of rain expected. we could see up to 5/2 -- half an inch. you will see a few blips showing up in the north bay. tomorrow, for the most part, is just cloudy. it is sunday morning that the it iain moves in. ng that the it will spread through the afternoon. be prepared with your umbrella. 11:00 tomorrow night and and an in snowmore foaks. doppler 7 will show you clouds increasing before that.

highs for saturday are down to the upper 60s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, that level one storm is getting here on oscar sunday, continuing into monday. >> thank you so larry beil is live at the chase center. it's not the warriors making headlines, it's the fans. >> reporter: yeah, i just came back from a walk on the concourse. i saw people congregating, eating, smiling, most were wearing masks. it was almost like they were number again. -- normal again. -- normal again. we will hear from the head

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now abc7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening, everybody. it has been a long time coming after 409 long days, the warriors are walking in and welcoming fans back. the warriors have a big game against the denver nuggets. according to the city rules, the warriors could open up to 35% capacity. that would be about 6000 f6000 0 but they are to return call

before they walk. other nba teams allowed fans in earlier. needless to say, they are excited to see the the the the >> this has been a long time coming. we have been dying for our fans to be able to come into the building. this is a great night. it's a good sign of what's to come. hopefully, this will go smoothly. we are also excited to just feel the energy that the fans are going to bring. >> reporter: warriors without damien lee, there are covid protocol. that is part of the reason we are still wearing masks, to keep everyone safe. on tobasell te a's are baltd

go 11 game winning streak at any point in the season, let's check out the highlights, camden yards, the a's are in the charm city. they are leading a charmed life right now. they scored two runs. stephen had a base hit to left that rings in seth brown. full urban on the hill, matt chapman is a platinum glover. he makes the play. ramon says he could smell victory the other day. solo bomb, right now, it is 3-1 to the a's, they are on the way to the 12th consecutive victory. the giants are hosting the marlins. the nfl draft is coming up on abc7. one of these things fond odl vethe drafpicks. heccinated. it will be in cleveland. a dozen pics will be there as opposed to last year's all virtual affair. the biggest star at the giants

game, alex the therapy rabbit. it was 50 degrees at the park, so he was keeping his owners and friends warm. he is only four months old. they say he could triple in size, which i am not sure if that is possible, he is a big rabbit already. this rabbit has his own instagram account, and his owners hope to bring him to a warriors game. i checked out his instagram account. he has been to vegas. he has been to rodeo drive. he has been to death valley and santa cruz. frankly, he is leading a better life than most of us at this stage. but he is not here, tonight, that is the big story as we have a battle of mvp candidates. you will notice steph curry when you see the highlights later on, against the denver nuggets, it's a huge game for

the warriors. the fans are back as they look to make their playoff push. we will have highlights at 11:00. you can tell i'm pretty excited, humans, i have human contact again. it's a wonderful thing. i will see you at 11:00. >> we are also excited. i do want to know if the bunny has more followers than larry. we will have to look at that. >> reporter: he does, he is way more popular. it's not even close. >> that's good to know. coming up on abc7 at 8:00, it is shark tank followed by 2020, and don't miss abc news at 11:00. finally, a few thoughts about what matters, guilty as charged, this week we all watched as a former minneapolis police officer was convicted of murdering george floyd, derek chauvin heard the judgment after having already been found guilty in the court of public

opinion, the day that the disturbing video was already released. moments later, the man who once put people in handcuffs was led away to be taken to jail where he will await sentencing that could put him away for decades. but for all time, he will be infamous. the personification of the mistreatment of black people by police, not all police, of course, not even most. the vast majority are good and decent people with a job they do well. but as the life slowly drain from george floyd's body with a cops knee on his neck for roughly 9 horrifying minutes, what really matters is that we face the uncomfortable truth in america that all men may be created equal, but far too often, they are not treated that way. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on facebook and twitter. >> that will do it for this night.g of abc7 news. >>of us, we

your time. have a good evening. we will see you tonight at 11:00.

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