live here on abc 7. life and wherever you stream we broke the story nearly three weeks ago how the family was beaten by the taliban at the kabul airport and turned away after the city fell abc 7 news item reported. dan noyes. spoke with the father from doha cutter late today and dan now joining us live with an exclusive report dan. well, larry, i'm not going to use their names or show their faces because they have extended family or still trying to flee but i have new details of the father's work for the us government and how they finally escaped. the day after cobble fell i told you the story of the three-year-old boy and american citizen born near sacramento and his family members who were beaten by the taliban at the kabul? court trying to board a flight to return to california late today. i spoke with the father. our site it was really bad

night. he is a civil engineer who worked 11 years for the army corps of engineers on important projects housing for cobbles female police a wastewater treatment plant and a morgue at the military hospital. and so works with a us government or they are not safe james brown is a veteran's advocate from the peninsula who's been helping the family find a safe way out the family at first joined a caravan of more than a hundred others trying to leave the country a dangerous proposition. then we're advised to leave the group and go into hiding while arrangements were made i was my chosen okay my life, but my children is my life. so finally today they boarded a flight at kabul airport arranged by the state department and flew to doha cutter where they are overnighting hoping to come to california this weekend. i asked the state department today about the case during its daily briefing. i wonder what the biggest challenge was and what took three almost three weeks to to get them out. thanks for your

continuing to get people out is swiftly and efficiently as possible our team. has been working on a 24/7 operation and will continue to do so moving forward along with the three year old who is a us citizen the father wife and five other children are us permanent residents congress person jackie speier and her staff have been essential and pushing the administration for actions spears traveling in europe and couldn't comment today. there are many more of these stories still stranded and will be following up dion larry dan. thank you so much this afternoon south bay congressman. roe cannon met with bay area afghans. are imploring him to please help their families. they're still stuck in afghanistan. it's easier said than done. it's still a challenge to get people out. we need more charter flights. we need more coordination with tajikistan pakistan and more pressure on the taliban to let american citizens green card

holders and and special immigrant visa individuals out. as of august 31st 123,000 people including americans have been evacuated from afghanistan a southern california marine killed in a suicide blast at the kabul airport last month was honored today with a pro. thousands came out to pay the respects as the remains of 20 year old us marine lance corporal kareem nakui were transported to the town where he graduated high school just a few years ago norco in riverside county nicole. he died august 26th 10 of his fellow marines a us navy corpseman and us army soldier were all so killed along with more than 100 afghans today pentagon officials admitted that a drone strike in afghanistan several weeks ago killed civilians. not isis members the military received intelligence that a car could be an imminent threat to troops at the kabul airport as many were trying to evacuate they believe there was an isis k

bomb inside and they've realized the intelligence was wrong 10 innocent people including seven children and an aid worker lost their lives because of this defense officials are calling the killings and the honest mistake that they are now apologizing for if you are looking for information about afghanistan including how you can help go to abc 7 news.com slash take action oakland police are investigating a hit and run that injured three people this afternoon. it all happened at the intersection of grand avenue in street near lake merritt a motorcyclist and two pedestrians in the crosswalk were injured at least one person was transported to the hospital. we saw as you can see an empty stroller at the scene, but it did not appear a child was injured so far. there is no description of the suspect vehicle. and evacuation request has been lifted near pleasanton were several grass fires along interstate 680 were sky 7 flew over the scene as alameda county firefighters.

to contain the fires about an hour ago and evacuation request was sent out to people in the area, but the fire department says crews were able to get those fires under control allowing people to return chp officers in los angeles had to pull in front of this tesla for a traffic stop last night. that's because the driver was asleep at the wheel using the autopilot function by pulling ahead in front of the tesla of the officer was able to engage the tesla's automatic braking system and bring it to a stop. officers woke up the driver and performed a dui test which she failed. all right. it is september and we are bringing back the storm impact scale something. we haven't seen in quite a long time a live. look outside shows those cloudy skies this weekend. we are expecting rain abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel tracking that wet weather and how much we will be getting sandia. yeah dion, we're not going to get a lot but the final days of summer will include some wet weather. so let me show you live doppler 7. it's a level one on our storm imp scale for this weekend.

the pacific northwest is going to get soaked. they're already seeing rain because it's an atmospheric river for them as we look at our area tomorrow 2 am a little bit of drizzle along the coast as we go into 1 pm in the afternoon the north bay starts to see some light. hours and then those showers start to slide southward between 10 pm tomorrow night and 5 am sunday morning. there might be a brief pocket of a moderate shower. it's a level one. we're looking at light showers and drizzle rainfall estimates a hundredth to about two tenths of an inch with some gusty winds. i'll have a look at the fire danger that is going to follow in just a few minutes larry. all right, sandy. we'll see you then today an fda panel endorsed a plan to give booster shots to certain individuals only those individuals those at risk of serious disease and those age 65 and older who received the pfizer vaccine the panel also recommended that health care workers and those who run a high risk of being exposed to the virus on the job. they should get boosters too at least six months after receiving

their second dose. i think it's reasonable. it's it's thoughtful it doesn't use up vaccines globally. but in a surprising turn the panel overwhelming overwhelmingly rejected the spread boosters for those aged 16 to 65. they cited a lack of safety data the fda will now consider the group's advice and make own decision probably within days the cdc will weigh in next week unmasked and unapologetic san francisco. mayor london breed explaining the video that showed her at francisco nightclub on wednesday night inside not wearing a mask abc 7 news reporter kate larsen had a lengthy conversation today with the mayor. to be clear. i did everything i thought that was appropriate mayor london breeds response comes after a san francisco chronicle reporter shot video wednesday night of her singing and dancing without a mask inside the black cat a club in the tenderloin. she was surrounded by an equally

unmasked crowd san francisco's health order clearly. mass must be worn inside unless actively eating or drinking i was eating and drinking we didn't see you actively eating or drinking in that moment when you go to a restaurant do you sip and put your mask on sip and put your mask on the reality is what we're asking people to do is go out. enjoy our city, but also be mindful that covid is still out there a few blocks from city hall people shared concerns about the reality of complying with indoor mask mandates. a bit hypocritical if she's not wearing it when she's the one trying to enforce the rules, but san francisco college student to share with york also acknowledges that her mask is not always on in clubs when i go. i think i'll have it on for a little bit, but i think it eventually just comes off. i think sometimes it does feel a little weird to be the only one wearing it restaurant owner marks on pair feels with vaccine checks at the door unmasking

should be allowed every drink or every bites you have to mask on you know, this is not really agreeable to go to the restaurants and this point abc 7 news insider. film with nancy pelosi getting her hair done in calhollow or governor newsom eating out the french laundry. of course, these people are the ones calling the shots and when you call the shots, you got to follow him as well and to that breed said look we are all doing our very best. and thishas been a hard. hard 16 months is the responsibility as the role. i don't take that lightly and i will continue to do my very best to be an example in san francisco kate. in abc 7 news coming up the fraud trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes tonight will hear from a witness who is promised immunity for her testimony also ahead. it's been neither the federal government's priority nor the

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she would turn on him the case became the focus of a document. to recall the jinx durst could face life in prison without parole the fourth day of the theranos trial in san jose featured internal documents that indicate former ceo elizabeth holmes knew its blood testing machine was faulty, but the issue was not being disclosed to patients or investors abc 7 news reporter david louie covering the fraud trial in federal court. the second witness to take the stand is another theranos insider. so rica ginga katkar who contin bolster the government's case that elizabeth holmes knew the company's blood testing analyzer was producing inaccurate results. the scientists copied documents after turning in her resignation the tracked concerns by various teams that its edison device had a history of reliability issues compounded by homes assistance to keep work teams isolated in silos unable to collaborate to solve problems getting a khakar copied the documents even though

she had signed a non-disclosure agreement the government grant. are immunity she says she quit her high-level job after working at theranos for eight years stress over the company's plans to continue to utilize its analyzer in earlier testimony whistleblower erika chung said recalibrating the devices to correct errors cause delays and delivering results by two or three days instead of a few hours the process of chipping away at the testimony of these first two witnesses is up to the defense. this is legal analyst michelle hagen trying to discretize some of the evidence, you know the witnesses. they're trying to point out some inadequacies. they're trying to show how the tests were more reliable than it's implied by the education, so they're trying to make their points. you can be a tedious process and a contest the patients of jurors, and this is only four of a trial expected the last over three months in san jose david louie abc 7 news if you want to learn more there's a podcast about this trial hosted by abc

news reporter rebecca jarvis. it's called the dropout episodes come out every week and you can listen wherever you stream your podcasts after 20 years of planting and four years of construction caltrain and the city of san mateo are celebrating completion of the 25th avenue grade separation project today a rib. ceremony was held at the new hillsdale caltrain station to commemorate the achievement the 206 million dollar project raised the train tracks from the road on east 25th avenue, which improved safety for drivers and pedestrians. it also creates connections for 28th and 31st avenues improving the flow of traffic. we all know how dire our need is. to improve our transportation system for the environment for hous for public safety the shared use path for pedestrians and bicyclists will open in the near future the golden state warriors were in oakland today to celebrate the donation of

2,500 cleaning products to the oakland unified school district working in partnership with clorox. the donation will help complement the districts holistic health and cleaning protocols for students and educators abc 7 news. anchor joe bina forts and host of this event with warriors forward one toscano anderson in attendance as well. should the significance of giving back to the youth of oakland and a lot of these kids they don't have the answers to a lot of things going on in their lives. they only know what they know and us as adults we owe it to them. we owe it to them to help them find their way. clorox is donating 25,000 to generation thrive, which is the warriors first of its kind hub that supports nonprofits schools and educators in oakland, which is where want toscano anderson grew up. so it's obviously something that is very meaningful for him. yeah. nice to see things go full circle. also nice to see some precipitation in the forecast sandia. yeah. dion and larry we have it coming tomorrow and then spreading while many of us are sleeping.

all right, let me show you live doppler 7 and you will see. that system that's already pushing into the pacific northwest with some rain that atmospheric river is going to drench them and they obviously need it with the fires. we need it here. it's coming but ahead of it. nice day right now temperatures in the 50s to 80s that's about where they were today from our golden gate bridge camera. you can see the low clouds and from our mount tam cam you can see that marine layer really advancing. it's a deep marine layer, but temperatures did come up a few degrees today. so it was a little warmer from our emeryville camera you're looking at traffic on 80. obviously. it's a friday night. so it's gonna be like this cloudy skies overhead air quality will be improving. so even though we have haze today lingering look at this saturday and sunday, you'll have better air quality to be able to enjoy a live look from our san jose camera now and it is hazy out there spotty showers and drizzle this weekend gusty winds and high fire danger between sunday night and tuesday morning with much. former weather coming your way early next week.

it's a level one tomorrow morning through sunday morning expecting light showers or drizzle rainfall estimates anywhere from a hundredth of an inch to two tenths winds will be gusting 20 to 35 miles an hour. so when you get going tomorrow morning, you might wake up to the gray skies a little bit of drizzle at 7 am by 1pm make sure you have the umbrellas in the north bay because that's where the showers show up first 10 pm. you have more of the wet weather moving through and then by 3 am it's sliding into the east bay. insula into the south bay by 5 am. hopefully you're getting your sleep and then the ground is getting watered the garden get a little bit of moisture here. our vegetation obviously needs it so we can lessen the fire impact. obviously. it's still high fire danger. so the rainfall totals are expected to be under chance of an inch except ukiah quarter of an inch. it's not enough, especially with the wind setup coming to lessen the fire danger completely or to make a dent in our drought, but it's certainly something so fire weather watch 11 pm sunday night

until 11 am tuesday. it's until 5 pm monday for late county, but this is for the north and east bay hills the carquina straight in delta gusty winds low humidity you combine that with record drive fuels and any fires that develop are going to quickly moves, so that's the concern coming up 40s 50s on those temperatures in the morning a little bit of drizzle for the afternoon temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s so cooler you're going to see some son in the south bay. it's going to be dry most of the day a few showers in the north bay. and then the accuweather 7-day forecast does feature some light showers early sunday morning temperatures will rise significantly as we had towards the early part of next week. but so will the fire danger which will be going up sunday night into monday with the first round of offshore winds and then the second round monday night into tuesday ahead of the seasons changing on wednesday, larry and dion. it was inappropriate and it was racist. but again, i want to believe in my heart that this was not malicious.

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i was recording him because my son was over the moon about joining, you know joining a baseball team. it's his first time playing baseball instead of sharing in his seven-year-old son's joyous first appearance at bat in a little league game. listen closely to what's being chanted as the second grader second grader steps up to the plate. the chant hit the ball to china went on for minutes and left the san mateo father. requested we use only his first name of web dumbfounded and hurt, you know, that was very upsetting for me. webb says the cheers for the other children were much different their teammates were cheering them on and their teammates were saying let's go and then they would insert the child's name and alleges. no adult parent or coach made any attempt to stop the chant or educate the children afterward. it was inappropriate and it was racist. but again, i want to believe in my heart that this was not malicious and we have an opportunity to educate the team

on you know how to do better cynthia che one of the founding partners of stop aapi hate who was just named one of time magazine's most influential people of the year has been tracking the attacks on asian americans. this isn't really about blaming the children, but it's about us leave rectifying and reconciling you know, why in fact this is offensive. she says this kind of language is detrimental for a number of reasons. it does parallel this idea of the perpetual foreigner for many americans. china is the furthest from america both symbolically as well as distance-wise. there has been an increase in disake disfavorable views of china and therefore chinese i reached out to san little league american commissioners to ask how the situation was being addressed in a statement. they thanked web for bringing the unacceptable behavior and response to their attention. they plan to take the following actions including speaking to those in of to fully understand

what happened reminding adult volunteers umpires and parents to watch for this kind of behavior and work with the nonprofit positive coaching alliance to incorporate diversity and inclusion training i checked in with webb who says he is satisfied with the response and plans to talk to his son about what happened that day all in hopes of a better future. my son has to live these experiences. i'm hoping he doesn't have as many of them as i had growing up. i most important takeaway. is this is that we need do better and that includes parents coaches educators. let is well said i spoke to parents. also have children who play for the league and they tell me kids also chanted hit the ball to the moon. they believe the kids. just wanted to illustrate how far they'd like to see their teammates hit the ball and that their child did not have any malicious intent and larry we're dealing with the seven year olds here. so as you can imagine seven year olds, most likely probably hear one person saying something they

continue they just want to follow but at the end of the day the conversation about this phrase about this chant is happening and that's what's important. you can use it as a teachable moment. i mean just listening to the tone of the kids. i'm assuming most of them are his teammates so they want him to do well so, you know, hopefully everybody can learn from this and some of the things that you know, we all used to say years ago that it was okay in society now, you know, we have to be a little bit more sensitive and everybody can learn from it exactly times have changed and sometimes we have to get a little uncomfortable speaking about these very serious issues. sure. what grade would you give the edd? i'm 7 on your side's. defending we're edd is improving and where it is failing. dna monday, what bob woodward together with reporter robert costa revealed threats the country in peril may leave. use each list that george stephanopoulos exclusive monday

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please tell us there are some improvements. there are some this is not the first time edd has gone through such a crisis the same thing happened during the great recession back in '07 tonight. we look at where progress is being made in solutions to push that progress along further. alison corelli's experience as a familiar one for many getting to a real person at edd can prove frustrating. and that's that's the biggest joke because you can't get anybody online. either to respond. it. just hung up on me. reginald pearson's jobless benefits it ran out in april. they promised him a decision on whether his benefits could be extended within two it's been almost six months. and he's still waiting, but that's i don't know it is it's tell me i was or wasn't i received no notifications whatsoever. if i was i wasn't approved andrew stettner of the century foundation authored a study for the think tank titled how to

moderize unemployment insurance technology the issues. we're facing with edd in california are similar to what the other 49 states are experiencing. this is not been a public priority. it's been neither the federal government's priority nor the states priority funding for edd is connected to the jobless rate low. appointment right before the pandemic meant less funding states manage the biggest crisis in history was the lowest budget in history. that's michelle evermore of the us department of labor her agency is working to come up with solutions for all 50 states by developing computer modules. the state say they need most if there's another pandemic if there's another emergency, how do we create a system that's resilient enough module that could be created include a wage verification system or a program. child fraudsters without falsely accusing innocent people in california a thousands wrongly suspected a fraud found their

accounts frozen by bank america, which oversees the debit cards. benefits are deposited the state auditor issues recommendations to fix issues and believes. the problem has been fixed. they've provided enough information to the bank temporary that the accounts and they are to work with them on that the id me verification system has been another sore point for applicants most of the improvements suggested by the state auditor have been implemented and at last report 91% have successfully verified their identity using the system. that's up from 83% so there's i believe there's still some issues related to language access and so forth surprisingly. the auditor has not done any recent reviews about edd. antiquated computer technology nor its troubled phone system last week edd received 1.7 million calls, but could only answer seven percent of them the auditor resp.

your request from the state legislature and the auditor's office says no one has requested it. it's not. unique to unemployment that many states have tried and failed to modernize their technology. we have a link from the state auditor on what improvements edd is made and what still needs to be done. you can find that link at abc 7 news.com. just look for the 7 on your side. clearly a lot of work has been done, but there's way more to go seven percent of the calls taken it got answered seven percent of 1.7 million is still a lot of calls answered but it needs to be a much higher percentage. exactly right? thank you, michael. sure authorities say they are ready for whatever happens tomorrow in washington dc about 700. people are expected to attend a rally in of those who were charged. the january 6th riot. the department of defense says there will be an increased police presence roads will be closed and a security fence is going back up around the capitol the last eight months the

leadership of the us capitol police department has been preparing working to ensure that we don't have a repeat of january 6. and as a last resort, the defense department has approved a request for 100. guardsmen former president trump sent a message saying our hearts and minds the people being persecuted so unfairly relating to the january 6th protests. well still no sign tonight of the 22 year old woman who vanished during a cross-country trip with her fiancee and now he is missing as well. gabby potato was last seen august 30th in wyoming her fiancee. brian landry returned home to florida two days later in the van. the couple was traveling in he refused to speak to authorities and tonight his attorney says one knows where he is and that the fbi is looking for both of them laundry sister cassie spoke exclusively with good morning

america. i've cooperated every way that i can i wish i had information or i would give more i this is all i have is i gave to the police all i wanted for her to come home safe and sound and this to be just a big misunderstanding. keep in mind laundry has not been arrested or declared a suspect in the case police have only described him as a person of interest this week a san mateo county jury found a former stanford employee guilty a first degree murder in one of three horrific killings of young women on the stanford campus back in the 1970s those are being profiled tonight in a 2020 true crime special report produced by grace kong an award-winning journalist kong appeared today on our afternoon program getting answers where she credited santa clara county sheriff lori smith for making these cases a priority. when she became sure. my juris diction homicide detectives and cold

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nothing else mattered. it was just us all together. pure love having a good time. and you know, my mom was a young mom and me my brother my sister were all year apart. so if you can imagine you had these little kids three four five year olds with the 18 19 year old in the car, you know driving the car driving this boat if anybody knows the 77 money cardinals things are boats. she not only taught us about low riding, you know cruising around being with your family, but she otto also taught us about definng odds. she went back to school. she got a college degree. she was an accountant. um for a young mother having three children chicana, she instilled that in us always to be proud of who we are family first, you know always be loyal and and you know, take care of your family no matter what like my mom did my mom sacrificed everything for us. sometimes i would feel like kind of deterred, you know, a low riding but i always thought to my mom, you know, she loved low riding. she was always out there no matter what.

when this came about in june of 2019 we all live lowriding. we've all been writing together. we're all females. we thought that it would be fitting for us to start our own all female park level when you means the female owner in spanish. we wanted people to know that these are our cars they're owned by women. and youngest member of going as car club i've been riding with since i was younger. into a male dominated hobby where everyone is everyone's perception of women is they don't with us driving our cars. agree with women in lowriding to begin with i feel like it's really empowering for younger girls for older women for women all around to know that we're able to do something just as equal as men are. i recently joined dueñas in january of this year. it meant a lot to me. join a club that was all females because i've always had that passion. i've had my car for eight years

now, so it was important to a bunch of females and not just be kind of the outcast of men's club. she's already saying she's gonna get my car later on down the road and she'll continue the love for low riding and be out there for many many years. we get back to the community fundraisers we know what it's like we're you know, we're in the hispanic community sometimes, you know, there's a lot of poverty sometimes, you know, we have parents that are my grandparents worked in the field who didn't have all the money to buy the nice things and buy this and not so why not give back and help others. i think that's something that a chicanos need to do is help better unite and give back to our own people. i wanted to be about women empowerment because if it wasn't for my mom telling me to always be proud of who i was and do what i wanted to do no matter what i wouldn't be where i am today. my friends have a lot to do with who i am as well the girls in the club all of us. we're all very strong minded

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the finished products like this this straw works about hot and cold beverages which is good for about four hours 15 year old romol miter launched a project called reimagining earth that included everything from map making to lobbying lawmakers and working to create an environmental youth council in her. town of dublin if dublin has their own climate action plan. i wondered why youth couldn't be included in that plan why youth couldn't be allowed to take charge of matters in their own city 16 year old amelia fort gang of san francisco came up with her own way to get young people involved with a bay area youth climate summit that drew participants from 14 states and five countries and at that summit we launched 15 different climate action plans which students implemented in their schools throughout so those look like everything from installing air quality sensors for wildfires and ready in

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we will see better air quality this weekend. as a cold front sweeps through we're expecting that front to really dump soaking rain on the pacific northwest northern california where the wildfires are burning here. we're going to get a little taste of it. so a drizzle in the morning and then some showers in the north bay in the afternoon evening hours. you will notice that early sunday morning south and east bay get some of those showers moving through and then it's gone. so in terms of the rainfall totals one to over two inches from the pacific northwest to northwestern, california highs for tomorrow. coming down 60 70s, make sure you have the umbrella the accuweather. day forecast it's a level one for early sunday morning, and then gusty winds high fire danger ahead of fall beginning on wednesday, larry. all right time for sports the giants opening up a critical series as they cling to first place by just a game and will we see brandon iu hurdling eagles on sunday? where is he on the depth chart where is he on the depth chart right now my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough!

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road trip. that was a couple of weeks ago. they're 15 games left in the regular season giants have already qualified for the playoffs, but they don't want the wild card. they want the division title. so this weekend series is huge. it's crazy how you play so many games throughout the year, but you know, it always always seems to kind of come down to last, you know a couple weeks when you're kind of fatigued as a team, you know, and that's when you need to be at your best everybody on our team knew that you know, the last two weeks the season now, we're gonna be playing the padres a bunch and some other good teams as well. and so, you know, i think early on the season we all kind of knew. hey september's gonna be a grind. the picture not quite as rosy for the a's three games out of the second wild card spot with three teams to jump. they got 16 games left and all of their remaining games are against al west teams. that could be really good or really bad. basically they have almost no margin for error as much as we can't look ahead and we can't look in the past either.

so regardless it was good bad ugly in any facet of the game. we have to focus on what we have in front of us and and just each each day. try to have good at badge each day. you know play a part in field and let the rest take care of itself. he's an angels tonight. two of the fortinet championship in napa, even though it's september. this is the opening event of the new season a new calendar for the pga phil mickelson 3 out of four holes to get to 500, but he's well back rookie of the year will zella torres from san francisco homecoming for him of sorts five under today gets him to minus nine times for fourth. everybody's chasing maverick mcneely. oh, yes lose the graphic and the ball just rolls in the stanford man and eight under 64 gets him to 12 under he's two up heading to the weekend. after beating the lions the 49ers spent this week in west virginia to cut down on travel since they play sunday in philly instead of the eternal jimmy g versus trey chatter a new battle to discuss right now brandon iuk

against trent sherfield at wide receiver iuk was greatest rookie tweaked his hamstring in camp and fell behind the rookie surefield on the depth chart. surefield looked good. he had a touchdown reception in the opener in detroit. there has been the suggestion that you needs to learn. and how to be a pro whatever that means specifically but head coach kyle shanahan says the former first round pick responded in practice this week and iuk recognizes. this is all just part of his growth. i've already started to understand this league that is never really just a steady path to the top really so you're only gonna have really high moments low moments i think it's all about just how you how you refocus. how you rebalance in and get back on track afterwards. so i'll look at it. that way. i look at it as opportunity the 4 lose to the philadelphia eagles. i'll shave my eyebrow up. what say you oh my god. hey you. oh what say you let's say we know you be beating your face up. you're gonna be drawing. you out of the money with? your mouth is they would die bros up right when left when i

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