now at 5:00, an increase in crime after a vote to shift money away from oakland police. one thing the police chief says is key in keeping the community safe., a new study on covid-19 vaccines. the two kinds that could offer you years of protection. i was so scared. i screamed and ran into the living room. there it is, the east bay earthquake that rattled much of our region. good morning on this tuesday, june 29. you are watching abc 7 warnings >> i felt it. e, some people not in your house. did you feel it? >> i felt it. i called phil, who was down the street. he was like, what happened? >> i was living my best life. >> that is amazing.

i was like, is this it? is this the one? >> what scared me is you were thinking miami. >> everything was shaking and then the move, everything started moving. i hope that which thankfully it did not. >> buildings are built for that a little more so around here. that continues to be the case. 3.9. let's take a look at what is going on weatherwise. nothing earthmoving here, but we have some breezes out here. they are a little bit backed off compared to where they were yesterday. the cloud cover is not quite as extensive, nor is the drizzle. we had gusts up to 40 at fairfield yesterday. here is what to expect this afternoon. temperatures will jump up

2 to 4 degrees, so that means mid to upper 60s at the coast in san francisco, near 80 around the bay, and 80s to even 90s inland. we have that issue up in the north bay until 9:00, lake county under the heat advisory. temperatures could reach as high as 104 degrees today. it looks like a cool weekend by our standards. we are still talking about this earthquake. it is rattling some nerves across the bay area. here is what it looked like, the 3.9 magnitude quake centered outside of san leandro. it struck around 6:30 yesterday. it was felt across the bay area from san francisco to castro valley. the east bay especially felt it. it was about half the depth of an average california? >> it was only about five miles deep. as far as earthquakes go, it was pretty shallow. he gave rise to greater shaking throughout the region. >> if the like somebody ran into a wall the first. >> a, all off guard. >> they ran trains at reduced a speeds because they have to respect and inspect the tracks. there is a new budget on the governor's desk this

morning. the budget includes phasing in pre-k universal leave over the next few years, afterschool programs in low- income areas, and billions of dollars going towards homelessness for rent and bills that were not paid by tenants during the pandemic. and also small business grants. the budget does not come without criticism from state republicans, who question tax increases on big businesses and the amount of money the state is spending to try to prevent fires. >> it is not it is not to billion dollars. it is $258 million. that is a status quo while fire prevention budget. >> healthcare will also be expanded for undocumented immigrants over the age of 50. a bill that would speed up the day for the recall election is now on the governor's desk. democrats on the assembly and senate just passed it. it allows it to bypass the

legislative review, which means the election could happen as soon as mid-september. democrats believe governor newsom will benefit from an earlier election rather than later in the fall, when we could see blackouts and more fires. republicans say democrats are trying to manipulate the election. some have called the cheating. governor newsom is suing the secretary of state to get his party affiliation listed on the recall ballot.'s attorney made a mistake on some paperwork last year, failing to identify him as a democrat. governor newsom asked the secretary of state to fix the re--- the mistake, but that was rejected. they want to help voters make a more informed decision. we have put together a documentary about the last recall, called total recalled. you can find it on our bay area it. it is available to download wherever you stream. san francisco has hit a

vaccination milestone. 70% eligible for the vaccine has gotten at least one dose. the city has one of the highest vaccination rates when comparing cities in the u.s. 81% of eligible people have received one dose. 73% are fully vaccinated. a new study suggests the pfizer and moderna vaccines may offer protection from covid-19 for years. >> the world health organization is urging fully vaccinated people to wear masks because of the highly contagious else a very and. jobina has more information on that. >> reporter: the promising research suggests these vaccines could offer protection for years, even after antibodies start to fade. that could mean that people who got an mrna vaccine may not need a booster shot every year. this does not include the johnson & johnson vaccine, because that works differently

inside the body. researchers found a persistent protective response from the mrna vaccines that make our community stronger and more durable. these data suggest that some immunity will be long- lasting. how that translates to actual protection has yet to be determined. >> reporter: the world health organization and los angeles county public health officials are recommending everyone to wear masks indoors regardless of vaccination status. this is because of an increase in the delta variant, which makes up 20% of u.s. cases. it is considered to be more contagious than mutations. to keep masks on indoors, you should unless you are sure that everyone is vaccinated or unvaccinated people are maskless, which is rare. the san jose city council is set to discuss the future of the flea market. city leaders are considering rezoning the property where the market is located, next-door to the station. if this is approved, it will

reduce the land size of the market by nearly 2/3 to make room for housing and commercial space. some vendors were so upset that they went on a hunger strike. last week, city leaders decided to delay the vote until today in hopes of ensuring more vendor representation. we have more video of a fast-moving wildfire. lava fire is trinity national forest. it is very close to the california-oregon border. two communities are under evacuation orders. calfire has a strike team from the santa clara unit that has been sent in to help. the fire has burned about 1500 acres since it came up on friday. the pacific northwest will see slight relief from unprecedented heat today. temperatures soared past the 100 degree mark yesterday. temperatures reached 108 degrees at the airport. some flights had to be canceled

in seattle. that forced travelers to compete with locals to try to find a place to stay with ac. we spoke to some of the travelers who made it back to the bay area. >> the announced that all the hotels in the greater seattle area were books. if you can find an airbnb, they will be rebrand burst. i don't know how easy that was. >> the average high temperature in june for seattle is around 70. just a few hours south in portland, it hit 115 degrees. the city shut down its light rail service. we have video coming up of streets buckling heat. look at the temperatures right now. they fell back into the 60s as the marine layer is returning for them. yesterday, they were near 80 degrees. that is some good news. he was a look at today's temperatures. 89 to 96.

as we look at the rest of oregon and california, still plenty of 100s. they will continue to taper up in the pacific northwest and the rest of us as we head into the next couple of days. those temperatures are warmer than average. back home, you can see the cloud deck hanging over san francisco, one of our missed your areas. there is some isolated drizzle out there this morning, is not nearly as widespread. it will be warmer this afternoon. if you are at home, we have come fear days ahead if you want to do some yard work. if you will be at home, staying inside and working, it will be the warmest today of this week. grass and pollen would jump up to moderate. all the other pollen will remain low. 60 san bruno, the rest of us in the mid to upper 50s. you can see mid to upper 50s elsewhere except for santa rosa at 52, antioch 71. temperatures will be 2 to 4 degrees warmer this afternoon, 60s, 70s, 80s, and if you 90s

inland. we will start off with a live look at the golden gate bridge, where the chp has issued a fog advisory. they do not issue one for the bay bridge. i know from personal experience that it is foggy and you can hardly make out the lights in san francisco. i thought that was pretty interesting. they have also issued wind advisories for the venetia bridge. you are seeing that's low down on 680 because of some road work that will wrap up around 6 am. and then there is a wind advisory near the altamont pass. everything else is clear and at the limit. in the east bay, the debate continues this morning on how to address the uptick in violent crime. we look at what the oakland police chief is saying after the city council divested millions from his department. >> reporter: he is very concerned that crime is about to get worse, not better because of these cuts.

oakland city council voted to divert $18 million from the police department over the next two years. they want to spend that money on programs geared towards preventing crime. the chief says every type of crime is up in oakland except burglary and sexual assault. he is trying to fight crime with 714 officers. he needs more, not less. >> having 714 officers is far too low. we should be working as hard as we can to get this staff fully staffed. that is what is key. >> supporters of defunded police point out that the city has given more more money to the police over the years. gun violence and other violent crime continue. the council voted 6-2 to divert the money from police. oakland is trying this new strategy against fighting crime. alameda county is also tackling the issue of gun violence. the board of supervisors there will meet today to discuss the clearing gun violence a public

health crisis to the county. it is not just people trying to escape the heat. the furry family spotted cooling off in lake tahoe. a plan that president biden is highlighting on the road today. this book is unrolling a product if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it?

president biden is traveling to wisconsin to try to sell voters on the benefits of his 973 billion-dollar infrastructure bill. he is expected to highlight how the bill would boost economic growth. the president says this signals to the world that america's back and we can do significant things. white house officials say it is the largest investment in infrastructure in nearly a century. so there has been a landmark settlement they agreed to pay the state of

north carolina $40 million. that is to settle claims that juul targeted young people in its advertisements for vaping products. they will have to change business products, including banning the sale of flavors that appeal to kids. facebook is rolling out bulletin today. according to multiple reports, they recruited dozens of writers in the fields of sports, science, health, and finance. they are trying to avoid political writers on bulletin. they hope that people sign up to get content in their inbox. some versions will be free. there will also be a paid option at some point. diego rivera celebrated pan american unity mural. it is now available at the san francisco museum of modern art. he painted the 30 ton artwork before a live audience on treasure island. that happened during the golden gate international exposition in 1940. it has been on display at city college of san francisco since 1961. moving this took several years to plan. a truck with custom shock

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there is a little bit of yogi bear in the whole situation. >> jen says mama bear grabbed a family cooler and started eating their leftovers, and decided on a family swim. here you are swimming, and there is a bear family swimming with you. >> it was exciting. for the most part, people just stood back and were enjoying the moment. it was super cute. we were not at the zoo, but it felt like it. >> reporter: we showed you this video at the same spot in 2016, another mama bear and her three cubs swimming with everyone else like it was another day at the beach. calef in your desk telephone you fish and wildlife worries

this is becoming more common. >> we are absolutely concerned.. california fish and wildlife ,,, jen says that more common. >> i happened to be there and had a phone and took a video. i never would've gotten closer than what i got. other people were more willing, let's put it that way. >> i mean, it is cute. >> it is cute. and it is hot. >> record highs up there yesterday, the day before. water temperatures 64 degrees. what are you going to do if you are a black bear? go right in the water. >> right. get out of house. it thnicly was beforewe got here. let's talk about it being a

little bit warmer here today. it is our warmest day this week. the sunshine issan jose 11 -- 101 camera. more sunshine and afternoon warrants today. we'll have a blanket of clouds that will be more widespread and thicker. there will be more drizzle tomorrow. that will be the case as we had all the way into the holiday weekend. the marine layer keeps us from overheating and keeps most of us below-average as we head through the holiday weekend. it will be nice to be outside. nothing too taxing.. quickly the cloud cover pulls back to the coast. we will see some sunshine across the north bay coast, little mor peninsula. as we head into the evening hours, we could have some hike

clouds below and thunderstorms that will develop over the sierra. we will talk more about that in another forecast. we will focus on us here. 80 in sunnyvale, 90 in los gatos. peninsula, 81 redwood city, everyone else in the mid to upper 70s. as you head over to the coast, we have temperatures in the mid- 60s to near 70 in downtown south san francisco. sausalito 74, stinson beach 70. look at these mid to upper 80s through the north bay. and then you see the low to upper 90s here, some of our warmer neighborhoods. along the east shore, we have fremont at 80, oakland 75. 87 san ramon, pleasanton 79, veryone else in the mid to tonight, we will ll back to ttle drizzle along the atr day look at that drop in temperature tomorrow. then we hold in the mid-80s inland, low 70s around the bay, and near 60 at the coast. below-average as we transition from june to july.

there is a celebration on the peninsula for a fixture of the bay area's first responder community. the menlo park fire protection district held a retirement party for chief harold chapa hohman. he joined in 1981, became a regional leader in search and rescue. he was deployed at at after hurricane katrina and countless other disasters around the world. he says it has been rewarding. >> when you love something, it is not work for this has been one of the greatest privileges of my life to be in a job where what you do makes the difference. the opwith every day, they make a difference in other people's lives, too. >> get this, menlo park is the only department that he has worked for. he started when he was 20. congratulations. coming up, the seven things

here the seven things to know this morning. number one, at least one resident of the condo that collapsed in certifies --

susac, florida is doing the condo association for negligence. the death toll has rose to 11. 150 people are unaccounted for. oakland police chief is warning of slower responses after the city council voted to divert $80 million from the police department over the next two years. the money is going to programs geared towards preventing crime. we are going inside what officers are dealing with on a day-to-day basis. a 3.9 magnitude earthquake shook the san francisco bay area yesterday evening. it struck just outside of san leandro at 6:30 pm. wildfire that has forced two communities to evacuate near the california-oregon border. the lava fire has burned 1500 acres. there are 52 liar fires that's why the fire is burning.

average to above as we had from san francisco to england. today is our warmest day in the 7-day forecast. we have a pretty nice commute. fog may be a part of it. the chp advisory for the golden gate bridge. a new study suggests the pfizer and moderna vaccines could offer protection from the coronavirus for years, even after antibodies start to fade. that could mean people who got those shots may not need a booster every year. in today's gma first look, according to aaa, more than 47 million people will be traveling for the fourth of july. that will hit near pre-pandemic levels. here is gio benitez. >> reporter: counting down to what could be travel weekend of the year, more than 47 million people are expected to hit the roads and skies this holiday weekend,

potentially making it the second-highest fourth of july travel volume on record. >> compared to 2019, travel by car is up. the 43 million americans that will travel by car is 5% more than 2019. >> reporter: expected to fly. american airlines is canceling dozens of flights per day because of the nature pilot shortage. southwest has canceled hundreds in the last week, weather and i.t. issues. coming up at 7 am, we will have the tips and tricks you need to beat the rush, avoid the cancellation crush, and still have a great trip. with your gma first look, i am gio benitez, abc news. if you are looking for a place to vacation, maybe you should not consider my we. >> that will be hard for people in the bay area to hear. they are asking airlines to reduce passenger capacity to the island because of over tourism and congestion at the airports. the state of hawaii loosened pandemic travel rules earlier this month. the mayor met with airline executives last week.

he does not have any authority to order them to reduce capacity. city councilmembers also floated the idea of charging visitors an extra fee when they visit. a gender reveal party unlike anything you have seen before. britney spears his little sister is speaking about the family struggles publicly for the first time. a new way to keep porch pirates away as people head back to work. the device that could protect

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and even take on climate change... would you press it? now in 5:30, rescue teams are still searching the rubble of the dead the condo collapse in florida. new information in the investigation into what could have caused that disaster. a coast-to-coast problem threatening to detour fourth of july travel plans. what to expect this holiday

weekend. mike is tracking the warmest day of the week. just how hot it will get where you live. it is tuesday, june 29. we are live right now on abc-7, who live, and wherever you stream. >> our warmest temperatwarmest in lake county, our last day of dangerous heat as highs could reach 104 degrees. the heat advisory goes through 9:00 this evening. it looks pretty quiet in walnut creek. there is less cloud cover and less drizzle. that means faster sunshine. today will be the warmest day this week. temperatures 64 here, 68 in san francisco bay. it is 80 in fremont, mid 80s to low 90s in the south bay, low to upper 90s in our east bay neighborhoods. there are some upper 90s across the north bay. we will take a look at the

holiday week and some agreeable temperatures on the way. developing news out of florida. crews have pulled out two more victims from the collapse of rfi condo building. >> family and friends have been coming together to honor and remember the victims. >> reporter: yes they have. people have been leaving flowers, candles, and pictures of the victims at the site of the collapse. search and rescue teams have made significant progress. they are now mentally preparing loved ones of those still missing of the grim reality, but hope and faith are still driving the effort as teams look through the debris. >> there are certain areas we have not gone to, but we have been able to place cameras that seem to have luck where occupants may still be in there. >> reporter: the investigation is also intensifying. the wall street journal report

written by the condo association president just two months ago explains the need for millions of dollars in repairs. the report warns the damage to the basement garage had gotten significantly worse since the 2018 inspection. the miami herald published photos saying the building shows cracks in the concrete, exposed rebar, and a wet floor in the pool equipment room. at least one resident is suing the condo association for negligence. two members of the oakland fire department fema urban search and rescue task force are in surfside. they were asked to respond. >> we support those members in need, because we know that we have that need in oakland, both 89 and 91. the earthquake and the oakland hills fire. it is nice to be able to support other agencies, because we know they have supported us in our time of need.

>> more than 80 rescuers are working at the site right now. something has to be done about the violence in oakland. everyone agrees on that. there is a divide over what the solution looks like. with murders double what they were last year, alameda county and the police chief for the city are sounding the alarm at the city council takes money away from the police force. amy hollyfield is here with what east bay leaders are saying. >> reporter: oakland police chief is speaking out about that decision that came from the city council last week. he is not holding back, saying he expects crime to go up. he says there will be fewer officers on the street because of this decision. it will take longer to get a response when you call 911. oakland city council voted to divert $18 million from the police department over the next two years and to instead spend that money on programs geared towards preventing crime. the chief says every type of crime is up in oakland, except burglary and sexual assault. he says crime is out of control. >> saturday night, i went out to a scene of a young man who

had lost his life. a lady yelled out the window, do something about it. without the resources, it makes it challenging to make oakland safe. >> reporter: supporters of the plan say it is time to invest more in crime prevention. they also want to take low-level 911 calls away from police so officers can focus more on violent crime. the council voted 6-2 on new budget plan. this comes as alameda county is also going to focus on gun violence. the board of supervisors will meet today clearing gun violence a public health crisis to the county. oakland, which is in alameda county, has had 65 homicides so far this year, compared to 32 at the same time last year. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. we got a firsthand look at

the issues and spoke with the chief about the rise in violence. >> saturday night, i went out to a scene of a young man who had lost his life. a lady yelled out the window, do something about it. >> reporter: the city of 425,006 the five -- 425,000, 65 homicides this year. how do you explain that? >> it is clear that people have too easy of access to firearms and are overly willing to use them. we have had a challenge in retaining officers in a city with this level of violence and scrutiny. >> coming up at 7:00 en good morning america, matt gutman goes inside the fight against violence in oakland, the biggest challenges facing officers in the streets. that is at 7:00. a new push for safetyin the midmarket community in san

francisco. mayor london breed says the first of 22 community ambassadors are working to collect people with services. last month, it was announced that ambassadors would be on every market. more sfpd officers are also patrolling. a relief for protection is heading to the governor's desk. lawmakers passed it yesterday. it provides funding for all rental that that has accumulated since april of last year. renters cannot be evicted before october of this year. campers living in a park in sausalito have until today to go. they were notified on friday. one option is to go about one mile north to the city's designated transitional site at another park. the city is offering everyone help to move their personal belongings. campers told the chronicle the move feels like another change

in the continual displacement of communities on the french. a concern on the ground right by a local airport, the issue that has the faa putting pressure on the city of san jose. forget the pink or blue kate, a gender party with a unique theme. still doing this. >> all right. >> but first a check on the weather. what could go wrong? let's take a look at 880 at the coliseum. it looks a lot like yesterday from this vantage point. there is a little bit of drizzle up in the east bay hills. it is not nearly as prevalent as yesterday. so far, 1/100 of an inch. let's morning drizzle. it will be an easier commute. as far as taking a ferry, we have that delta breezeme of that

mistg drizzle a everybody green. that is a very healthy update from yesterday's forecast. let's go to the north bay, where we have 50s everywhere. mid-60s near 70 degrees here. elsewhere, we're looking at mid to upper 50s. redwood city, cupertino 60. this is the way the day breaks down. temperatures don't change much at 7:00. cloud cover is not nearly as extensive as it was yesterday. as he pulls back to the coast, you can see the 80s and 90s in the extremities. 60s around the bay for lunch. in the afternoon, 60s and 70s around the bay, 80s and 90s inland. if you are going out for an evening walk, we are losing the 80s in most places. so a nice, comfy evening after a warm-up this afternoon.

temperatures tumble this holiday weekend. here is i am going to start off with a stalled car we have in san pablo that is causing a backup here. it is on westbound 80. streets are down to around 17 miles per hour. this is in the commute direction. hopefully this gets out of the way soon. it is blocking a lane. moving over to get some wind advisories, one for the benecia bridge, another at 680. we also have a wind advisory issued for the altamont pass. he was a live look at the bay bridge interesting how the chp decides when they are going to do their advisories. it is foggy here as you make your way westbound. you have a hard time making out the city of san francisco. maybe slow down. look how ear it is in san rafael. if you're heading in this direction from san francisco, there is a fog advisory for the

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it is meant to cushion nearby residents from the loud noise of the airplanes. according to the federal agency, it is exposing this population to unacceptable levels of noise. hundreds of people living there say they have nowhere else to go. >> they are at the end of the line out here. we are living in a crash zone. obviously, it is pretty difficult. >> in a statement, the faa said airports that receive federal funds must ensure airport property is used for its intended purpose. the san jose city councilman raoul perales told us the city is working on a. a solution could take up to a year. a so-called safe and sane fireworks are for sale in some cities. we were at a fireworks stand in san bruno. allows not-for- profit groups to sell fireworks. sailboats are also ready to be stocked elsewhere. there are time and location restrictions in both cities. now to a story you will only see on abc 7 news.

we are hearing from the san francisco family was backyard caught fire after fireworks landed there. bridget lives in diamond heights. she and her husband woke up sunday morning to find smoke and flames in their backyard. her husband jumped the fence with a garden hose, watered down their yard, and found the firework. >> our alarms were not going off inside the house. our thought was wildfire. we were looking at our apps to see where the fire might be. to our entire house could have burned down. the entire neighborhood could have burned down. >> fireworks are illegal in the city and county of san francisco, even the safe and sane kind like sparklers. you can report people anonymously by calling or texting 311.

a truck driver shortage from coast to coast is threatening to detour fourth of july plans. nearly 25% of tanker trucks are sitting empty nationwide because there are not enough qualified drivers. some gas stations are running out of fuel. outages have been reported in the pacific northwest, northern california, colorado, in the midwest. the national average is $3.10 a gallon. we wish it were that here. nationwide, that is the highest since october 2014. it comes is more than 47 million people are expected to travel for the holiday. >> roads are going to be heavily trafficked. if you can get out of town early or leave late, that will be your best bet to avoid heavy traffic. >> fewer people are planning to participate in celebrations compared to before the pandemic. a new jersey couple surprised their friends and family with a gender reveal party. >> they did not cut into a pink d blue cake or have differt th held a wrestling match. >> this match can be won by

pinfall or submission. >> take it away, referee. >> i want a good, clean match. >> what is this? >> who are these people? who hopped into do this? who is that man? >> i don't understand anything that is going on here. >> you know what? this was a wwe style gender reveal party. after a series of stunts, the pink themed wrestler won. by stunts, do we mean that men who came in and threw him on top? >> i don't know. i don't need this. >> but clearly people were happy. this man right here. >> i am assuming that is the dad? >> okay. okay. is this when i say? okay. more more videos. >> i am just drinking it in.

>> okay. i don't know. >> okay. >> you do you. >> they seemed happy. >> yeah. they had an audience. >> yeah. >> they did. >> they did not hurt anybody. >> that is true. some people burn the neighborhood down. >> we have seen that. >> it seems like they worked really hard, but so does a washing machine. know what i mean? >> things come out cleaner and smell better, too. we are going to move on from that and take a look at what is going on. it is a beautiful sight of the clouds just hugging our coastline right there. here is a site. and see the marine layer is compressed compared to yesterday. we will have faster sunshine and warmer temperatures today. a typical summer pattern will

return tomorrow with morning clouds, a little bit of drizzle, and temperatures back to average and below average for the holiday weekend. first, this area of high pressure is dipping down. it is shoving this low out of the way temporarily. that is why we are going to have warmer temperatures. we have 90s around los gatos, gilroy, and the area. 73 san bruno to 81 city. so mid-60s at the coast today. upper 60s to near 74 downtown south san francisco and sausalito. stinson 70. 67 at bodega bay. we have mid-80s to mid-90s in the north bay valley. 73 two about 80 from north to south in the east bay. if you're going to the game this evening, 67, dropping down to 62 with increasing clouds. 87 at san ramon, 89 pleasanton, everyone else in the 90s. very comfortable once again

tonight.izzle as possible in the east bay hills and along the coast. my accuweather 7-day forecast, look at that dropping temperatures inland. how about 60s, 70s, and 80s tomorrow all the way into next week. those mid-80s and upper 60s, a little bit below average. this was a dream 60 years in the making. when goldman throughout the first pitch and got to be the back girl for the new york yankees last night. she tried out when she was 10 years old. she was rejected because she was a girl. current yankees management found out what happened and they made her dream of wearing the famous pinstripes finally come true. >> i love that story. >> that is cute. there is a new gerber baby this morning. >> this is a baby from florida.

gerber picked him out of 90,000 submissions. the price includes $25,000 in cash, free products for up to a year, and $1000 worth of clothes. as part of this year's contest, he also gets to be chief taste tester. he will be testing, testing, and reviewing new baby food products. >> i cannot wait to see these reviews. >> that is a hard job. 90,000 cute babies to look through. >> hey. i think they went with the right choice. rain. we take you to a wedding for a couple that decided to get married in the middle of a tropical storm. go-karts vandalized, the prank that was played out on social media. >>

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this morning, we're hearing from jamie lynn spears, who is responding to the testimony of her sister to an her conservatorship. >> i love my sister, always have, always will as long as she is happy. i will support her always. >> in a series of instagram stories, she says she is proud of britney for speaking up about this. she did not talk about it before because she thought it was important for her to speak for herself and say what you needed to say publicly. their father has acted as co- conservator of the estate. britney spears has not controlled her life or career since the conservatorship was established in 2008. the company that rents out go-karts in fisherman are down a few cars when if you have them were wrecked while live streaming.

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