we are pretty heartbroken over this. we wanted to bring him home alive and safe. now at 5:00, the body of a missing runner believed to have been found in the east bay. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. and developing now, a death investigation in the east bay video showing bullet holes on the car door seen overnight. no vaccine, no service. the talk about requiring proof of vaccination for most indoor activities. drivers, austrians, and others asked to stay away. the closure underway just one hour. you are watching abc7 mornings. and this is a look at the forecast. you are going to know that

there is more cloud cover if it is not your area yet, it will be . you can see the cloud cover has made all the way down to 87 the shark tank in the south thanks. ellis take a look at weather not has any attempt on the temperatures. it is hard to find 90s outside of lakeport and ukiah. 70 at napa 75 in san jose. it is not 63 in san francisco. we will let you know how long this will last and the critical fire conditioning. right now, police have closed several streets as they worked to investigate her death. amy hollyfield is joining us live. >> reporter: one resident told me that last night he heard three gunshots and then heard a rapid succession of pops that he thought sounded like fireworks but now we believe that it was gunfire that he

heard. we have video last night of the crime scene. p police are looking at the car that is full of bullet holes. they've not send this time how many people were shot. this happened in concord on pine street. this is off of highway 242. this is the street mind with apartment complexes that residents could be seen standing outside late last night and wondering about what happened. police are just now wrapping up the investigation here at the scene. they spent all night here gathering evidence. we have calls into the concord police department to get more details and we are waiting to hear back. hollyfield, abc7 news. investigators working to piece together what might have happened to a missing runner in the east bay. they found the body. it was believed to be 37-year- old. that's we went last month and then never returned home.

here is j.r. stone. shortly after a volunteer hiker came across human remains under this rush. >> they located a deceased individual. matching the description. >> reporter: he was a husband and father. the 37-year-old was seen on july 10. while an official ideas yet to be made, authorities are confident that this is indeed the man. the remain was found right after game two use by animals and could look like a normal trail. >> he was located about 250 yards off of the trail near a tree. that is what we know at this point. you could see homes in pleasanton and then the area where the discovery was made. in the area we connect to close because of the terrain, but due to our skype 7 mapping system

we were able to see over the bridge. >> it is devastating, especially for the community, because this just does not happen a lot here. >> reporter: is one of the many who had searched, hoping for better news. >> i know our community searching has never wavered or never given up out there, so we are pretty heartbroken. we wanted to bring him home alive. you to see the private property signs. they remains were found in an area bordering private property and a neighborhood out here. an area that was not open for recreation. authorities say that there trying to piece together the timeline here to figure out what exactly happened and what exactly went wrong. we also could have a cause of death, a preliminary cause of death in the next 24 to 40 out hours. nononono in the hospital because of the delta variant, more kids are

getting sick. we are here at the live desk with more on the summer search of covid-19. this is becoming a big concern for doctors. 56,000 people are hospitalized with covid. the most since february. hospitals are pushed to the limit from florida, louisiana, and missouri. cases and kids are on the rise. cases in children have doubled in the last week to 72,000. >> the troubling part of this is that we are early on. fall sports are on the corner. that could be a potent conversation. >> reporter: in an effort to fight the rising cases, new york city will become the first city in the country to require proof of vaccination. you will have to show proof at restaurants, gyms, and entertainment venues. and bay area health officials are saying there! the possibility of something similar happening here. san francisco supervisor says

he supports the idea of requiring people to prove that they are vaccinated before taking part in indoor activities. the county supervisor feels the same. >> if you're going to go indoors and at this critical time, when cases are going up and up and in small quarters, you should be vaccinated. you should be able to demonstrate that. >> the county of san mateo has not exactly taken a position on doing this, but i think, like the other counties, i believe it is something that is seriously being considered. >> both supervisor say they hope that the demand for proof would encourage the unvaccinated to get the vaccine or risk being on the outside looking in. more companies joining the list of employers changing vaccination and masking policies. the list includes tyson foods, microsoft, the gap, gm, chrysler, and ford. the following are requiring

proof of vaccination. is fans will need their masks were watching the games. they are requiring masks inside the treehouse, the tavern, and stomping ground. if fans are in a sweet with members of the different family, they will also need to wear a mask. they have not updated guidelines yet for oracle park. in the effort to get people vaccinated by offering mobile vaccination clinics. >> if you find is will people who want to be vaccinated, we will bring our doctors and nurses and equipment and other resources to you. all you have to do is go to our website. >> 84% of those eligible to get vaccinated in san francisco have already received at least one shop at the city says minority communities, particularly lack and latino communities, our lagging and they would like to increase

that number. bay area businesses having to readjust to the new indoor mask mandates. everyone, including those who are fully vaccinated, has to wear a mask indoors in a public place in every day area county except for knapp and solana. yesterday, businesses adapted. >> if it really good to not wear a mask. to have better conversations, to see people's faces and be able to interact with people better, but, i understand we all have to do our part. this is the change that we need to adjust to. >> that puts us back into the shift outside mode. likely we start tents outside and we still have structures and we just go to plan b, which is moving many selected pieces back out to the tent so that people can work outside without a mask. >> exactly what he just said, is that if the gym has an outdoor area, you don't have to wear a mask. but inside, place have to go back into the mode of policing the ers about

putting on a face covering. millions of americans will be able to stay in their homes. the cdc just issued a new eviction moratorium. that will temporarily pause evictions in counties where there is substantial or high level of community transmission. that will be until october 3. governor newsom will be in glynn county at the site of the largest wildfire in california. the governor will be joined officials at 9:30 and they will talk about how the state is managing materials like trees and shrubs that can start fires. hot and dry weather. could feel the current largest wildfire today. the dixie fire. in moved through patrol lies causing more evacuations. the red flag warning goes into effect in that region today with wind gusts of up to 40

miles per hour expected. the fires burn more than 397 square miles and sent 35% containment. and this is how bad the drought is. an emergency order from the water resources control board has cut off thousands of waters from tapping into the state's rivers and streams. the are in the sacramento and san joaquin watershed. this is most of the central valley. that is why we have to fill the underground aquifers we have a surplus of waters that we can tap into it when something like this happens. that did not happen during the last surge of wetness. it filled our rivers and filled our reservoirs, but it did not feel the underground force. that is a big difference with what we were dealing with now. here's a look at the red ag warning. we can see paradise right there. south lake tahoe. all the way down to mammoth lakes. critical fire conditions for midnight all the way through

10:00 p.m. thursday. we are looking at about 22 hours of some pretty gusty winds. low humidity and warm temperatures. that is white is going to be dangers up there. at home it is pretty quiet as we look at the western span of the bay bridge. there is some minor missed out there. that is going around the coast. it is cloud around the roads. friday will be breezier even in the afternoon hours as has been the case most of the summer and it will be milder everywhere for mass transit. air quality is good to moderate and getting better thursday and friday. no worries there. temperatures on the peninsular mostly cloudy skies. 52 in san mateo. elsewhere you can see 51 in san rafael. oakland, fremont, palo alto. san jose's about 59. here is a look at walnut creek. the clouds are starting to roll in. the clouds spread to the morning and that will keep us in the 50s until about 7:00 and

that we will see a little slower retreat today. 60s to 67 to upper 70s at noon. 60s and 70s and 80s at 4:00. we're going to try to get rid of the 90s for a couple of days. not completely in the 7-day forecast. i will show you that, coming up. good morning. we started here with a live look at the gate bridge where the chp has issued a fog advisory this morning. we will see that will impact your visibility as the sun continues to rise. we can see the coliseum camera there. for reference the likes are traveling southbound. things are at the limit there are no major locking issues to report. you can tell based on the sensors on the map. just the usual signals coming in from tracy. a wind advisory for the benicia bridge. you need to brace for a major headache if you drive in or through san francisco today. they are closing the intersection of south van ness and mission street for repaving and is expected to snarled

traffic trying to get to highway 101 and that will close to all traffic at 6:00 a.m. and not reopen until monday. if you're not familiar with the city, you can see this is video of how busy i usually is. drivers, bicyclist, even pedestrians are being asked to avoid the area. muni will reroute five buses. they said it would take five months to do the work if they tried to it and set in sections and set of just five days. so they are doing it once. that's just the way to home every day. >> get ready. >> thank you. making progress in reducing violent crime. the improvement happening. and an effort to stop grab and run deaths. nordstrom plans to keep thieves the bay.

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there was a bounce house for kids. in the east bay, the oakland police chief his department is making progress at reducing violent crime. this is during a zoom news conferencing that when he took office, homicides were 100% and now they are at 58%. >> the homicides are still unacceptable. there is still a lot more work to do. i just want the residents of the community of oakland to know that we are focused and we are doing our best to manage the spike in violence. the department says that no lives were lost a violence. he says he's reaching out to the community and working with the oakland violence prevention project. beefing up presence at the plaza to stop grab and run thefts. nordstrom asked for help and will volunteer to reimburse the

city. a dry hillside in the bay is being transformed into a larger than life canvas. this is on a property right next to northbound highway 1. weimpse of the enormoussketch this ijustst exit. we've called around and so far there is no word yet on the mysterious artist behind the project. it is nice. >> i don't know if i want that. >> that hill is staring at me it has eyes. >> it has eyes. there is no outline of the face and that is just giving me the creeps. >> it is staring at you. >> i was wondering if you are

worrying about it staring at you. it is 5:18 this you can see some cloud cover and no fog yet. that is something that we will keep an eye on. it is taller today. it is not as compressed and close to the ground which brought us fog yesterday. we have a the cloud cover from the exploratorium camera and slower temperatures today. the milder breezes will continue through tomorrow. they will back off a little bit friday and saturday as we will warm up a little bit below average but it is just two days in the 70s. it will be warmer than average. here is a look at the high pressure that brought us the warmth of the inland neighborhood. you can see the onshore flow that is coming in here and it is cooler. it will go deep in the marine layer. let us take a look at this.

no 90s or. mid-80s in los gatos and morgan hill. as far as the peninsula goes, 70s elsewhere. near 60 along the coast today with and 60s barely in downtown to sausalito. we will have 76 in petaluma. 78 in napa. for the east bay, 67 in burke way. if you're going to the game this afternoon, we will be in the 60s under mostly sunny conditions. 64 to 68. on the last stop we will go to the inland neighborhoods and check out the mid to upper 80s for the most part. now let's look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. a couple degrees cooler tomorrow then bouncing back above average friday and saturday. then we will lose the heat and it will be pretty comfortable sunday, monday, and tuesday. coming up, the 7 things to know this morning. and in-flight opportunity. the free option one airline is

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this is to note this morning. conquer police investigating a deadly shooting on pine street near some apartments. the corner was there but police have not said how many people were shot. police believe they have found the body of a missing runner in the east bay. 37-year-old philip kreycik went missing last month while out for a job. they are try to figure out what happened. san francisco says that it is exploring a new york city type of the mandate requiring proof of vaccination for a range of indoor activities. the hope is that the demand for proof will encourage the unvaccinated to get vaccinated. full approval of the covid- 19 vaccine could come by early next month. full approval could speed up the process for covid-19 vaccines for kids under 12.

we talked about the breezes bringing cooler weather. some of it is minimal. places like concord from 94 yesterday to 85 in oakland. 74 to 65. the commute is looking great. not to jinx it or anything, but it is clear and things are at the limits. we will bring you a live look here at the san mateo bridge. disneyland is available to unveil the latest past. it is ranging from $400-$1400. passes go on sale august 25. disney is the parent company of abc7. it is new fallout after flight attendants restrained a passenger with tape. police say the man assaulted the flight attendants. the flight attendants were put on leave while they investigate. the flight attendant's union fighting back after fallout comes from a

being wrapped in tape. he's facing charges, accused of unruly behavior on the frontier airlines flight from philadelphia to miami on saturday. police say he had been drinking and groped two female flight attendants and assaulted a male flight attendant, senior swingy and a man trying to restrain him. >> he started raising his voice. he was cursing. >> the flight attendants were trying to get him under control. they got him into a seat. this caught on camera and fiasco is just another in a spat of incidents with unruly passengers this year and we will have more what is causing this in-flight mayhem coming up at 7:00 a.m. american airlines passengers will now have one more option to keep you entertained on the next flight. they're adding tiktok to the free in-flight entertainment

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now. good morning. good morning. we have a look at what is going on with the it is hanging over san francisco. we cannot see the top of some of the embarcadero center. there is a little bit of mist and drizzle hanging out also. do not be surprised if you run into that. the was mecca fastest right now in fairfield. the delta breeze has picked up street and it will bring us cooler temperatures across the board. we will start with 60s at half moon bay 68 in san francisco. 68 in oakland. low to mid 70s around the bay and in san jose, it is 75. mid to upper 80s inland and we will try to get to the 90s for a couple of days. we park this around lakeport and ukiah. we will see how long the reprieve from summer heat last coming up in the 7-day forecast. developing this morning, full fda approval of the pfizer

covid-19 vaccine may be weeks away. senior white house official tells abc news that it could happen by early september. the fda granted emergency authorization late last year. experts say full approval could reduce fears about the safety of the shot and encourage more people to get vaccinated. it can also speed up the approval process for covid-19 vaccines for kids under the age of 12. when you have a way for the vaccine to go to full approval could have a what is going on. we are collecting data right now for what we need to make that determination. >> president biden said that he expects to see fda approval for covid vaccines by early fall. a local hospital positivist plan to offer booster shots to those who receive the johnson & johnson vaccine has attracted the attention of the cdc, the fda and the white house. we! was san francisco general is going to do and now that it has become a natural national

controversy. after the story aired monday night, the cdc, fda, and white house had something to say about san francisco's decision to offer a supplemental pfizer moderna shot two people got the single- dose johnson & johnson vaccine. >> again, we know that different localities will be making decisions but that is not reflective of current public health guidance. >> reporter: the issued statement saying that at this time they do not recommend additional doses or booster shots. use of a covid vaccine outside of the scope of the specified conditions of emergency use would not be considered authorize. san francisco general's chief of medicine for shared it on abc7. >> i'm surprised at the amount of attention that a got because this has been a discussion for a lot of people for a while. >> in a press conference, health officials were clear. they're not recommending the

extra dose but accommodating special requests. >> were very supportive of the decision to allow people who got the j&j shot to get one of the mrna shots as a booster. >> despite with the white house, fda, cdc said today? >> i'm not necessarily disagreeing with what they sa this is dated she is is or what you're doing. i don't disagree with that. they cited the report. they said that they have had similar discussions i wanted to know how the hospital came to the decision and addressed concerns about liability. >> a lot of places that are thinking about this. the near department of public health is one of many. the at evidence that we have suggested it will not hurt and it may help. >> reporter: the extra shots are expected to be available in the next week in san francisco general. in the north bay, rayburn county health officials have been frustrated by a surge in cases. a community of 3000 with a

large black population had 29 new cases. of those, all but two were unvaccinated. community members have started a door to door campaign dropping of notes in envelopes to encourage people to get tested and vaccinated. >> we are just the microcosm of what is happening with people who have been hesitant all over the united states. you can not put everyone in this category. there are always a few that are hesitant. i think that they are being inquisitive. >> roughly 900 marin city residents have yet to be vaccinated. the department of medicine cherishes we might not ever get to herd immunity. for san francisco, that was 75 percent of the population vaccinated. the need for ramping up vaccinations has never been more important as we may always be fighting new variant. >> delta was worth an alpha and

alpha was worth in the original. it is not at all impossible or even unlikely that we will have a variant that is even nicer nastier. so we are getting san francisco immunize. 80% with immunity based on either vaccine or prior infection, and we are still seeing a heck of a surge. >> besides a mass mandate, they say could reach a point where we need additional restrictions on bars and restaurants in terms of capacity limits and social distancing requirement. levers a set to reopen in full in person service. 11 branches will be up by august 17. the main library will also resume pre-pandemic hours. new developments with the mayor. she's agreed to pay fines in regards to ethics violations. >> at no time have any of those

things have any impact on the decisions that i have made as mayor. and my hope is that over time, that i will be able to prove that. >> the violations are tied to to things, receiving contributions for 2015 pride parade float while a member of the board of supervisors, a letter 2018 that's advocated for her brother in prison and accepting money in 2019 from the former public works director for car repairs. if they approve the agreement, the mayor will pay the fine. near governor andrew cuomo is facing new calls to resign just hours after the release of the bombshell report into sexual harassment claims into them. we have more the growing list of democrats calling for him to step down. president biden and house speaker nancy pelosi are joined by the governors of four northeast states and those calling a governor cuomo to resign. the investigation released by the new york attorney general

found that 11 women were telling the truth and they said the governor had touched them in a properly. he denied the allegations. one of the victim's name was charlotte bennett and she told investigators that he came onto her after she disclosed a previous sexual assault. she spoke with george stephanopoulos about him talking to her directly in the statement yesterday, saying that bennett and her things that he did not say. >> wasn't an apology and he did not take accountability for his actions. he cannot once apologize and then say he did not do anything wrong. he blamed to me and said that i simply misinterpreted what he had said, but his line of questioning was not appropriate. he was coming on to me. he insinuated that survivors of trauma and sexual assault cannot tell the difference between mentorship and leadership. and sexual-

harassment itself, which is not only insulting to me, but every survivor who listened to him yesterday. >> you can see george stephanopoulos' entire interview , about 7:00 a.m., which llinfo anmotoimac immediately. looks like this d happen. they say he can no longer remain in office. thank you. happening today, republican candidates helping to replace governor newsom will face-off in a first televised debate. it is happening at the richard nixon presidential library in orange county. the two best-known candidates will not be there. kaitlyn chana has been in australia filming a reality show and larry elder will be at a fundraiser. newsoms teams is there reaching out to latinos and airing spanish-language tv ads across the state. >> i think that's fine but

understand that if you produce things in spanish and call that latino outreach, that is insufficient. the majority of the latino voting block is young and a lot of us do not speak spanish. >> they say that what could help him is an appearance by vermont senator bernie sanders, who won the state's democratic residential primary largely because of the support of lung what young latinos. we have more information on our abc7 apps. the steps that they are taking to try to avoid covid- 19 infections of the classroom. coming up, rihanna joins the billionaires club but it is not music that made her so rich.

not in that club. keep working. year is what is going on. you see from the roof camera, they are more unfurled than yesterday. that will bring us the slight pullback in the summer heat that we dealt with. especially in the inland restaurant yesterday. 90 most of those. out and about, it will be a sunny afternoon after a gray start. if you are exercising, it will be milder this afternoon. if you're going to be on the bay, we will have the choppy conditions from the golden gate through the delta during the evening and early overnight hours. as far as pollen and uv index, not much will change. tree pollen and others will remain the same. let's go inland that we can see 63 in antioch. 60 in brentwood. everyone else's in the low to mid 50s. look at mt. diablo, 80s. that is what the marine layer

is doing for us. a ton of hot air above us but the likelihood of it mixing down is not as great as yesterday. mid to upper 50s and as we head through the morning, watch the cloud cover. it is more stubborn than yesterday due to the faster entre breezes. that is why we are looking at a wealth of 80s inland incentive 90s like yesterday. even 75 in san jose or:00. 68 at hayward and oakland. if you're heading out this evening, but at the cloud cover spreading along with the 60s through the bay and into the inland neighborhood so you might want to grab a light jacket if you're going to be out around 8:00 or after the sunset at 8:14. we will look at the weekend forecast, coming up. let's get back to jobina and take a look at the commute. we just have two advisers dementia. a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. but side of that, things are looking good. here is a live picture from emeryville showing you 80. the headlights are traveling westbound as we get busier and we are seeing a trend of

metering lights coming on before 6:00 a.m. i will keep an eye on that. you're heading towards the bay bridge. this is san rafael showing off 101. we were just discussing that it has been a while since we've been able to show you the camera. things are clearing the area as well. and a picture of the bay area, things are pretty much greenwich is good news. now we know that bart has expanded service to pretty much the pandemic levels but passengers have not responded yet. just shive 80,000 people wrote it on monday which is only slightly higher than the monday a week before. it is less than 20% of the number of passengers who took bart before the pandemic. used to carry about 415,000 people on an average workday so compare those numbers there. pretty drastic. we will be right back.

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educators and staff members to be fully vaccinated or undergo frequent covid testing. now is the moment to create a wall of safety around our children. >> it is incumbent on us to put our kids first. and to do everything that we can to let our kids come back to in- person learning so they can compete and be the best. you made the announcement in palo alto. local leaders were there urging members of the latinx community to get vaccinated. starting the new year less than two weeks. they answered questions from parents. in the meeting, they were told eligible students should get vaccinated. tasks will be required indoors. students should stay home and they are sick. all of this is a risk and if it ratio that each family has to decide. the risk of having their child stay at home, versus covid.

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>> i'm going to be in timeout. >> it is the tiki hut. i have been in it once. it was not my thing. >> it is 5:48. here is a look at what is going on here in san jose. you can see the cloud cover spreading throughout most of the neighborhoods as we go into the morning. that is a change in the forecast for today compared to yesterday. we have the stout to wind blowing across the golden gate bridge. notice the marine layer not pushed down as close to the ground. it is taller moving over the east bay hills into more neighborhoods. it will be slower to get back to the coast. the slower sunshine and faster breezes are going to be milder today. it will have a better chance for tonight and tomorrow night and above average highs for saturday before we drop down to below average.

it is quiet right now. that is okay. 80s around the los gatos. mid to upper 80s and then we will have 71 in sunnyvale. we have 70s and right around 70 for a lot of the peninsula today. near 60 along the coast. and 60s for downtown and south san francisco which is below average. the average high is 66 and san francisco. 66 will take over in sausalito. upper 50s long the northbay coast. 76 in petaluma. napa is 78. san rafael is 81. upper 60s for. berkeley. mid to upper 80s. if you're thinking a dining out to will be 80 inland by 6:00. we will drop down to the 70s just like the bay and 60s at the coast. mainly 50s and 60s,

cooler at 9:00. if you want to be out past the sunset, make sure that you grab a coat. nice sleeping weather tonight. you can see green along the coast. watch out for the drizzle. that will lock in the coolest day thursday. our warmest days will follow friday and saturday. then pretty much back to average. clouds and afternoon sunshine. you know the routine. the pandemic is not scaring people away from meeting new people. tinder says that 2020 was the busiest year ever. the company tripled its profits from the previous year. half of users have tried the new video chat feature that rolled out last month. rihanna has joined the billionaires club. forbes is estimating that the grammy winner is worth $1.7 million -- $1.7 billion and it is not from the music that is money, it isfrom r brand. >> it is a super successful cosmetics line and it have lots of praise because were

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happening today. it is a big day in the effort to keep lake tahoe blue. they have reach the first major milestone. the project to clean up the lake has been working to remove thousands of pounds of trash at the bottom of the east shore. the updates are planned for today. organizers are expected to show the trash they have pulled from the lake and talk about the dirtiest spots. people in south lake tahoe on the look out for this bear cub who escaped from a rescue center. the 6-month-old there has been nick named tamarack. he escaped his enclosure and managed to tunnel under an electric fence in lake tahoe.

the center says that the bear is not a threat. crews fighting the dixie fire got some furry emotional support. a therapy dog visited firefighters. you can see the firefighters, at least one of them, overcome with emotion while hugging and patting the golden retriever. it is a certified crisis response therapy dog. that is so special. it is 5:55. the padres say say say say the two game set. 64 to 68 with increasing sunshine. a touch of the breeze there for the coliseum around the state. tahoe will try to have the record high. the sea breeze is taking the 100 way but they around chico and fresno. it is 120 degrees.

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places handing them out today for free. well now that hot girl hot boy summer has been canceled let's get into the cookies. let's just get into them. >> still have hope. >> me too. >> i'm not ready to let go. >> mike, we can eat cookies. good morning. you're watching abc 7 mornings live. we're going to check in with mike nicco. >> let's take a look at what's going on with our winds. the sea breeze is cranking up. and that is why you see the cloud cover already over to the east bay hills and starting to topple the east bay hills and head into the east bay valleys. we have clouds that'll spread through the morning commute. it'll be a little slower to get back to the coast where they'll keep half moon bay at 60. 63 in san francisco. 68 in oakland. 70s for the rest of the bay. 75 in san jose. 78 in napa. 82 in santa rosa. mid to upper 80s we're going to