the new cdc mask guidelines which allow most vaccinated people to take their masks off indoors and out and return to normal life york avenue some says an update to the mask mandate could come as soon as this evening. >> we have to answer all the questions you would be asking us. how do you enforce? what does it look like in the schools? do teachers wear them? what happens when starbucks says we will continue? are you going to require enforcement in businesses? there is a whole host of complexities we have to work through. >> while we wait for guidance on the new cdc mask rules, business owners in the bay area are busy trying to process what these changes will mean for them and their customers. laura anthony has more of that part of the story from the east bay. >> masks aren't necessary outdoors if you have been fully

vaccinated. they are starting to drop the limitations indoors as well. >> reporter: the conversation was already underway in the athletic outpost, what to do about the masks, now that a policy changes in the works? it allows fully vaccinated people to lose the face covering outside and in. >> if people want to come in without the masks, they say they are vaccinated, that's a long cdc guidelines. we will not fight with them over that. if you have other people in the store, everyone has to feel comfortable. >> reporter: it doesn't appear that tim or his customers will be tossing out the masks like an old pair of shoes, at least not right away. part of the issue, how does one police how a customer or client has been vaccinated? >> how do you prove it? that's going to be the issue. if people are walking around without a mask, how do you know that they are vaccinated? >> reporter: and just because the rest of the country or federal government does something, that doesn't

necessarily mean will follow. >> we are all trying to figure it out. >> reporter: monica owns a busy restaurant in livermore. she and her employees don't know what the mask guidelines will mean for them, even though most of them are vaccinated. >> i think we have to do this individually based on what our customer base is feeling. we are still figuring it out this morning. what we will probably do is continue to mask and see how that is perceived. >> reporter: changing mask guidelines are a positive sign that this pandemic may finally be getting closer to being over. >> i am more hopeful now than i have been in any year. >> reporter: in livermore, laura anthony, abc7 news. stores are already reacting to the cdc's new guidelines. trader joe's and walmart have become two of the first major chains to drop the mask requirement for fully

vaccinated customers. starbucks, food co., grocery stores and home depot are going to require them still. macy's, cvs and walgreens say they are reviewing guidance before revising store policy as it stands. as always, the rules depend on state and local restrictions. >> some of the coronavirus headlines for today. 15 million americans are vaccinated against covid. another 4.9 million are vaccinated. the seven-day positivity rate is holding steady at 1.1%. for the first time in a while, the state reported more than 2000 new cases in a single day. we have been tracking the return to school as part of a commitment to building a better bay area. in san francisco, high school seniors were given the chance to return to the classroom today for in person learning for the first time since march of 2020. based on what we saw, today, hardly any of them showed up for classes. our education reporter will

explain. >> reporter: only a handful of students trickled out of wallenberg high school at the end of the day. none of them were seniors. the students who have attended school in recent days are there because they have been deemed by san francisco unified as vulnerable or having struggled with distance learning. they expected this would happen after only 565 seniors had confirmed their return. late today, the district never responded to our request to get an exact tally of how many seniors actually showed up. because staffing continues to be in high schools reopened to graduating seniors. schools that remained closed were invited to attend one that was opened. some students said it wasn't worth it. >> i wanted to be at my school with my teachers at school. >> reporter: parents knew what to expect after listening to an online board meeting explaining the process. to say that many parents were

disappointed is an understatement. >> this plan is disgusting. everybody involved should be ashamed of themselves.of themse. a good job would be all students offered five full days of in person learning. >> reporter: other parents were grateful that some schools had reopened, period. >> we are not living in a perfect world right now. this solution may not satisfy everyone. but i do appreciate the effort that everyone plans together and put thing in place. >> reporter: the reopening had much to do with an incentive that gives additional dollars to districts with students returning to campus on or before may 15th. the school district made it clear it would allow students to return for 1 to 3 days a week. state assemblyman offer the legislation with the intent of all schools reopening five days a week. >> we would be doing the absolute bare minimum which is

extraordinarily disappointing. >> reporter: most say the school district has to come up with a solid plan to reopen all schools in the fall. in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc7 news. the drive-through has taken on many different meanings because of the pandemic at cal state east bay, it was joy and accomplishment. hundreds of students in a commencement ceremony. each graduate was allowed one guest in their car while the student got out and walked across the stage. school officials say 90 cars will pass through every hour through the weekend. >> it means a lot. i worked hard to get here. i made a couple mistakes in my life, but there's always time to turn around and get your degree and do something good for yourself. don't ever give up, don't ever give up on your dreams. >> what a great message. the graduates are from the classes of 2020 and 2021. congratulations to

cal state east bay has seen a 9% increase in graduates despite the pandemic and remote learning, officials say. >> congratulations to the graduates. today, the governor presented his $100 billion budget proposal to the state legislature. it is called california's comeback plan. it's designed to help the state recover from the economic devastation of the pandemic. stephanie sierra is in the newsroom to break it all down. it's a massive plan. >> reporter: it really is. this proposal marks the final stretch for the governor after a weeklong tour highlighting the biggest challenges facing the state. he laid out solutions today in the recovery package, funding to tackle everything from rent relief, homelessness, climate change to support for our businesses. california's recovery isn't cheap. in fact, the governor's proposed budget through 2022 is the largest in the state's history. >> the hundred plus billion dollar comeback plan is biggest

full stop. >> reporter: bouncing back from a shortfall last year, this year, california has a better problem, a $75 billion budget surplus. here's how some of it will be put to use. a $12 billion tax rebate for californians earning up to $75,000 a year. >> that's two out of every three californians who will receive at least a check of $600 once they file their taxes. this is an incentive to file your taxes. >> reporter: this is close to 80% of tax filers in the state. >> families with dependents will receive an additi , just one time, not per child. >> reporter: another 2 billion is proposed for renters paying off 100% of pastof pastof pastot water, and electricity bills, plus more perks on parking, $300 million proposed for traffic fines and forgiveness. >> a lot of debt that has been owned -- code for fines and fees -- >> reporter: low income californians would get any traffic received during the

pandemic waived, eligibility would be determined bydeterminey states judicial council. aside from immediate relief, the recovery plan also includes funding to fight long-term challenges, $20 billion to invest in public schools, $5.1 billion to tackle the states drought water infrastructure and climate change, plus a $12 billion plan to address homelessness that includes cleaning up our streets. >> on everything we need to implement, we need to clean the state up, and forgive my language, the state is too dirty. >> i want to point out that the governor hinted that the the th for homelessness might require

local governments to set forth specific plans to build homeless housing or implement incentives to clean up encampments in order to qualify for that. stephanie sierra, abc7 news. >> it is so interesting, what is in this package. did the governor mention if counties may potentially face fines if they don't? >> that's an interesting question. dan newsom was asked, but he did not give specifics. he made it clear the proposal is not throwing money at problem, that will require measurable results. it will be interesting to see if that happens and how counties react. >> all right, thanks very much. fremont police are looking for victims in a string of sexual assaults. take a look at your screen. we want to show you this. this man, alexander lomax, attacked three women in three separate crimes. detective believed there could be more victims. they are asking them to come forward. two of the attacks happened yesterday about a mile apart. police arrested him during an assault, then linked into a third sexual assault on may 5th. all three victims are ages 57 and over. lomax faces several charges and is being held without bail. is oakland really down to its last strike to keep the

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no sign today of the bear that caused the big commotion yesterday evening in a backyard in san anselmo, filing it for you, the neighbors gathered round to see the 300 pound black bear pushed in a tree. authorities considered tranquilizing it. in the end, they decide to clear the gawkers and wake the bear out. that worked. after about three hours, the bear climbed down and wa away. everybody ended up okay. we are hearing from the first time that the members of the oakland city council on the threat to leave town if they can't get that new ballpark. some of the members sent a letter that the council is negotiating in good faith and demanding the team and major league baseball do the same. amy hollyfield explains there is at least one city councilmember who is not about to play ball with the oakland a's. >> reporter: this billboard next to the bay bridge shows not everyone supports the idea holding the oakland a's a new ballpark on the waterfront,

including the city councilmember. >> you have to remember, they are a business. they are in it to make money. the fisher family owns the team. they are in it to make money. that's the bottom line for them. >> they are pushing the city council in front of the waterfront location. if they don't, the team says they are looking elsewhere. as they go at it, businesses like logan taylor feel like they are in the middle. >> when we see all the fighting, we want people to look at the big picture. see this as an opportunity. >> reporter: he just launched a business in january. he and his wife have been looking forward to to to to to now they are worried as they watch of this deal possibly unravel. >> it is hard. it is frustrating. you know, it's a challenge. we certainly think there's a big opportunity for us if the two sides can come together and move forward. i can tell you, you know, i

have spoken with other small businesses who agree. agree. there is still hope they will get the plan over the finish line. one person doesn't see it happening. >> i think they are as an excuse to move forward with the relocation. at the same time, having the city of oakland contribute more millions of dollars to build our terminal. >> you are looking at where they envision opening up the ballpark in 2027. we are looking at it from the duffy boat. the oakland a's say that the lease is expiring in 2024. they said they are running out of time. they need the city council to vote on this by july. no date for a vote has been set. from the oakland estuary, abc7 news. >> there will be a mostly forgotten anniversary this this

weekend. it harkens back to the crash of an aircraft in the time where world war ii just ended. the cold war was just beginning. it may be the most interesting part of it all, a large relic still there in a redwood grove. we have more from wayne freedman. it used to be a well guarded secret, a cold war accident that arrived without warning from the sky. >> it came right through here. >> they had no idea they were lost. they thought they were flying over the san francisco bay. >> reporter: the army b-17 with nine aboard crashed into this spot, killing three people. a historian knows more about what happened then maybe anyone. he once interviewed joseph, the navigator. >> he talked about how 8 feet higher, they wouldn't need it. at the last moment, the pile pulled up. >> be patient, you might find pieces of the airplane. this is plexiglas. this is aluminum. not far away, one of the four

engines. >> reporter: the propeller was mounted on here. mike is the other expert on the plane crash. he is fascinated by the way it happened in the context in history. world war ii had ended. the cold war joseph stalin and the soviet union were still three years away from their first atomic test. america wanted to demonstrate its power, hence the public showing of two bombs when this plane crashed, those tests nearly didn't happen. >> there is no written proof we know of. as far as interviews that were conducted, they stated that they were carrying the detonators for one of the devices that became the atoll test. >> reporter: they never said anything beyond the facts, butft weights remained off-limits while army investigators searched for and removed any classified material. eventually, the army buried much of that plane on the spot where it remains. so there is just the one trace now, the old area that

has serial numbers and spark plugs. it has a story to tell. it has a remnant of history now part of the landscape. >> hopefully, it will stay here. >> in marin county, near fairfax, abc7 news.abc7 news.ab. a quick look outside, it is one of the bay area days in which you need to get outside san francisco. what is in store for the weekend? spencer christian is in store with the forecast. aids walk is two days away. it will be at 10:00. i will be out there with you at golden gate park. abc7 is

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32 mile-per-hour wind speeds right now, it is all around the bay area. it is quite windy. that's a pattern we will have for a while. you will see the temperature change includes most locations, cooler right now than it was yesterday. this will be the pattern going into the weekend. you can see lots of gray over the bay area. as he looked down from the rooftop camera, oakland is at 56. 63 at morgan hill, 50 degrees at half moon bay. we did, just a few minutes ago, mainly gray skies over the golden gate. we are getting a little bit of blue right now. santa rosa, 63, novato, 61. we have concord and livermore in the low 60s. here is a lot of dark gray working from emeryville. we see a sliver of sunlight. these of the forecast futures, gusty winds and cloudy skies will be with us overnight.

look for areas of morning drizzle. we can expect below average temperatures throughout the weekend. this will be the pattern overnight. we will see areas of drizzle or even some light sprinkles develop along the coastline, but we could see them along the bay shoreline. 8:00 tomorrow morning, that should be winding down. notice how active the weather is in the sierra. there will be isolated thunderstorms moving from the sierra up into the northern part of the viewing area, meanwhile, breezy, somewhat spots, some lows in the 40s to about 50. highs will arrange at the coast to 60s around the bay shoreline to low to mid 70s inland. it will not be a very mild day inland. the forecast center tomorrow evening, those isolated thunderstorms move toward lake county. it is not likely any of those

storms will reach the central part of the bay area. mentioning the possibility because of the instability that we will be in the atmosphere at that time, tomorrow. sunday, whatever activity there is will be limited to the sierra and we can expect dry conditions. precipitation potential from this system -- we won't call it a storm. most areas receiving precipitation will be 507 inch. here is the seven-day forecast. sprinkles are possible though not likely. the temperatures are going into early next week. there is a brighter and milder day on tuesday. there are gusty winds. it will be windier. friday is the key day here. temperatures bounce up to a seasonal average. >> very nice, spencer, thank you very much. the pandemic might be reshaping offices, but what about the hierarchy as we work

to build a better bay area, we are going to look at what some refer to as the bamboo ceiling, stopping the hate we spent an hour today addressing the hate addressed at the asian pacific islander community. we will have ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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corporate world as easy. then things began to change. she often found but the only woman in a rule -- room full of white men. >> i didn't belong. they had a camaraderie, and understanding, a business and cultural comfort that somehow, i had to learn the ropes. >> reporter: dave is a venture capitalist, cartoonist and writer who is publishing a book offering career advice. >> every feelings. i think it is harder if you are a person of color or a woman. inherently, the majority has a lot more say in terms of the culture of the company. >> reporter: a study of data found this. asian men and white men in the bay area are represented fairly equally in white-collar jobs. yet, white men make up 40% of all executives in the bay area, compared to 18% for asian men.

asian american women slightly outnumber white women in the ranks of the bay area. yet, white women make up 18.5% of all white-collar executives in the bay area compared to 7% for asian women. >> so dynamics for asian promotions reach the companies are consistently that asians are the least likely to be promoted. >> reporter: he is the former board member of a nonprofit originally funded by the big four accounting firms to integrate asian americans into management positions. he sees the problem as twofold. >> one is the implicit bias that asians are good workers, but they don't have leadership skills. >> you are all hard-working. you are all obedient. you all abide by the world -- rules. >> reporter: the minority myth, don't equate to leadership skills in the corporate world.

he sees a cultural conflict. >> leadership, management, corporate culture is difficult enough for asian culture -- >> reporter: he has since left the corporate world to become a motivational speaker. she says her bosses asked her to take on multiple roles. she incorrectly thought the extra work would lead to a higher salary and nice promotion. it didn't work out that way. >> i say over and over again, people who do so much, thank you, but we don't know how to say, hey, i want to get paid. i want to be rewarded. i want to move up. >> reporter: she thinks for change to happen, there has to be greater acceptances of differences. >> there are different types of people and leadership. right now, what is understood is the traditional kind of incentive. i think it is great. it's hard for anybody else who doesn't forgot to break in. >> reporter: in san francisco,

dion lim, abc7 news. >> jenny and dave decided to take charge of their careers by launching their own companies. for others, you could ask for a promotion, share your goals with your boss, achieve those goals together. if that's not happening, it is possible it's time to find a new job. today on a special edition of abc7 news at 4:00, our colleagues led a townhall conversation about the surge in violence against the api community. one member of the panel was russell jong, a professor at san francisco state and cofounder of stop aapi hate.org. the website was launched last march to track and respond to incidents of hate, violence, harassment and discrimination against the api community. >> do you think that the instances of violence of these attacks -- are those increasing, or are people becoming more aware and understanding the importance of sharing their story? >> i think it is both. we have the trend of racism

that was from president trump and his rhetoric, so we had instances of hate. they are not all hate crimes. just people harassing us, cyber bullying, then you have a long- standing trend of violence against asian americans in low income communities. i live in oakland. he much everyone in our neighborhood has become a victim of crime. we have to get out the risk of crime in under resourced neighborhoods. they are related, but they are conflated. so people think, what is happening to our grandparents is part of the overall racism against asian americans. it could be. i think you have these two trends. they are both surging because of the pandemic and because of the economic conditions. we are getting more attention,

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millions of americans are receiving their stimulus payments loaded onto cards. for some, it's convenient. not so for a northbay man. his money was locked on his card, and he couldn't get to it. seven on your side's michael finney is here with the story. >> it is maddening. how many times have you forgotten the password, and had to have it rechecked? it seems everything we do needs a password, these days. it's hard to remember them all. watch out for these particular debit cards. you need a pin number and you

better not forget it. >> many backsides have sat in this couch. >> reporter: he inherited this couch from his brothers family. it used to be white. >> then they had three kids and a dog. it's awful. >> reporter: when he got his $600 stimulus payment this year, he figured, now is the time. >> i was going to use it to buy a new couch. i was waiting to get a good deal. >> reporter: he activated the debit card but didn't use it right away. then, weeks later, and awful realization. >> i couldn't remember. i'm starting to go crazy. >> reporter: for the life of him, he could not remember the four digit pin number he set up for the debit card. >> it was on a piece of paper. >> reporter: he called the company to reset it. >> for customer service press one. >> reporter: however, he was not allowed to reset the pin number until he entered the pin number, which, of course, he forgot. >> well, that's what i'm calling for. i don't remember. >> reporter: he started entering every four digit number he could think of, hoping to hit the right one. >> my birthday, my parents

birth anniversary, old cell phone number, old addresses i would use, locker combinations, anything i could think of. nothing was working. >> i'm sorry, the pin you entered is not rich -- our records. >> so i would try again. every time i tried one, i crossed that one off. it wasn't that one. >> we are sorry, we did not get the requested information. goodbye. >> i was pulling my hair out. >> reporter: he called a bank number, but a real person transferred him right back to where he started. >> please enter the four digit pin. >> i know this. i know the voice. >> reporter: he consulted the irs, google, social media, no one knew what to do. it seemed his $600 was locked up forever until he contacted seven on your side. we reached out to the card company, not a bank, and it went ahead and reset his

account. >> thank you, your pin has been successfully set. >> i feel so much better. >> reporter: he will never forget the pin again. >> post-it note on every wall. >> reporter: the bank tells us if you forget your pin, you need to report the card as lost or stolen, and they will send you a new one. however, that can take weeks. they don't make it easy to change your pin because it would also make it easier for fraudsters to steal your money. that's why it's hard. >> thanks, mike. she is ready to take

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for us to have 3 in one year, and actually 6 since 2008 is incredible. i think it tells a lot about the drive and interest of all the students. >> it is based on academic success, community service and leadership. they will be recognized for the outstanding achievement this summer. >> while we are talking about amazing young people, six graduating seniors in san francisco have been given the superintendent's 21st-century award. each will receive a $3000 scholarship as part of our commitment toward building a better bay area, abc7 has paired up with the san francisco unified school district to acknowledge each winter. tonight, we and melendez will higher -- highlight the successes. >> my name is lana lynn. i go to george washington high school. i'm ready to tackle a

world. i grew up in the tenderloin district. my family also faced financial struggles growing up. >> higher education seemed like a hard to reach goal. it was not a clear path for me. i was surrounded by resources, teachers who believed in me, and friends who supported me. that is what helped me shape who i am today. >> my name is linda. i am a nurse at george washington high school's wellness center. lana goes far above and beyond. although we have exceptional students, she is outstanding. >> reporter: when a close family member became sick was forced to learn how to navigate the intricate healthcare system. >> throughout this, i learned many skills as patients in working with other people. i also reached out to many people within the industry. >> reporter: that external experience made her a student health advocate at george washington high. >> i figured wellness center was somewhere great to start with. i felt many studentsstudentsstus

voiced how there weren't that many resources that met their needs. >> reporter: when the pandemic forced schools to close, she started supply hope, sending backpacks, notepads, and other supplies to students to work from home. she plans to study premed and has been accepted to a number of colleges including ucla and brown university. >> i am just trying to find a school that best fits me right now. >> that's right. it is so important. >> throughout my time in college, i plan on focusing on the underserved community to see what their needs are and how i can take a step in healthcare to help that. >> i can't wait to hear what you are doing later. you're going to keep me posted, right? i am so proud of you. >> to me, tackling a changing world means using my skills to

address the needs of underserved community. >> and it will be fun to watch her progress as she heads off to college. congratulations to her. >> congratulations to all of us. we made it to the weekend. what does the weather hold for us? >> you know that old expression, may gray? we have a lot of that right now. it will be hovering over us until tomorrow. we will not only have lots of clouds around, but areas of drizzle and maybe even sprinkles -- th-- th heavier than drizzle. we have 40s to 50s. tomorrow, sprinkles and drizzle might continue to early morning hours. by the afternoon, we can expect a few breaks of sunshine. the highs will range from the 50s to 60s around the bay to the mid-70s inland. here is the forecast animation taking us into the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. you can see by 9:00 or so tomorrow morning we expect most of the drizzle and sprinkles to have ended at least here in the media bay area. here is the seven-day forecast. we will have cooler than average weather going into next week. we expect dry conditions. we have a warm up cooling down wednesday and thursday then

warming up again next friday. we love friday, especially when it warms warms warms warms warm >> we certainly do. thanks, spencer. larry beil is talking about the 49ers, tonight. tonight, we have our first look at the future for the niners. the oh!

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now abc7 sports with larry beil. it is the moment fans have been waiting for since the draft, getting a glimpse at trey lance in uniform and on the practice field. he made his practice debut in santa clara. he worked with the coaches and reportedly completed 20 of 24 in seven on seven drills, mostly check downs and that sort of thing. ruffalo was not a part of the rookie sessions. but lance says they have met in person. he received nothing from -- nothing but support. he picked up shanahan's playbook already. he's ready to prove he is where he belongs in the nfl. >> this jersey, it's pretty cool. i've gotten past the point where it's surreal. it is draft day and everything like that. right now, it's my job. i'm excited to get to work. >> he has a cannon for an arm.

the worriers host memphis on sunday. that will determine who gets the eighth seat in the west. tonight's game with new orleans is almost completely meaningless, which is why steph curry and andrew wiggins will all take the night off to rest. one man man man man man man man to sign a contract for the next two years, that was yesterday. jta undrafted out of marquette. he fought his way through pro ball in mexico, then made it to the nba. it is such a touching moment when his mom joined the news conference. >> i just wanted to tell you i am so proud of you, son. i'm so proud that you never gave up. i'm just so happy that god has given you the desires of your heart. i have been praying for this for you, whatever makes you happy, and give you everything you have worked so hard for. >> i love you.

>> wow. what a touching moment. that is awesome. all right, onto baseball, the giants are on a three-game losing streak in a game in pittsburgh that will never end. giants fans are talking to the kids. that -- a plus inning, a career 12, nobody could score until the top of the eighth. brandon crawford, close to where he had, he is climbing the 2014 wild card game. they couldn't get the outs in the ninth. there were a couple singles, then brian reynolds drives in the time run. they go to extras, now it is 2- 2. they are in the 11th inning. the a's are in minnesota. here it comes. there it goes. e eighth of thar, s up drops th 1-0. matt shoemaker does not

want to look because he is checking his nails. eight 2-1, and they are in the sixth inning. one final thought, it was seven years ago today that the warriors hired steve kerr to be the head coach. i think it has worked out pretty well for both sides. steph curry had a little bit to do with it. he was in there. but kind of an anniversary for steve curry. >> he was a good hire. >> absolutely. all right, coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, it is shark tank, followed by two hours of 2020. you will be looking at the scott peterson case. there are new interviews with people who say he is innocent. stay tuned for abc7 news at 11.

finally, tonight a few thoughts about what really matters. i hope you had the chance to be with us for a special program we brought to you today at 4:00 hosted by my remarkable colleagues, tristan z and d online. is called stop the hate. it was to stop violence in the aapi community here and around the country. you have seen the video we shared on the newscast for the past three months, vicious, random attacks against the aapi communities. those are extreme cases. on the program, dion lim and kristen sze led a topic about what is much more hurtful, the subtle and sometimes not so subtle ways that we hurt people, stereotypes, insensitivities, biases, and a relatively new word, micro aggressions, those small slights that are in fact huge and deeply hurtful. what really matters about the discussions we are all having now is that these deep-seated issues that divide us are now being exposed and confronted.

teachable moments that really will build a better bay area and a better world, i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc7. that will do it for this edition of abc7 news. thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> from all of us, we hope you have a nice evening. we will see you again .

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