this is abc 7 news. amanda: pgs warning warning of a possible power shut off in two days. good morning. it is september 18. you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00 a.m. let's start with a quick look at the weather. lisa is tracking conditions that have pg&e concern. lisa: hi, everyone. it has to do with a cold front that will be moving through the bay area it has to do with a cold front that will be moving through the bay area. . tracking the low cloud deck and the cold front in the pacific northwest that could bring a little bit of light rain as we get through very early tomorrow. a level 1 system. behind that, the winds switched to a north-northeasterly

component with gusts of 30 to 50 miles per hour. any rains we receive will begin to dry out considerably as the north winds get blowing and their humidity decreases. the atmosphere will warm up. moderate air quality in the north and east bay. as a result of shifting winds, more haze into the warmer weather early next week. 56 at santa rosa. as we look at the winds, they are breezy at 20 to 22 miles per hour from mount tan, not the below and not st. fall feeling for this last weekend of summer. i will talk about the hot fall weather coming in a few minutes. amanda: in the eez bay, nearly a dozen police officers are being disciplined after the discovery of an instagram account with problematic posts.

tim johns breaks down what happened and how it's impacting the entire department. >> they are under fire for social media behavior that violated department policy. >> they have to be held to a higher standard. they have weapons. they have the authority to put their hands on people to make arrest. tim: it started in january following the discovery of an instagram account created by a former officer. it contains racist, misogynistic content that often times mocked efforts to curb incidents of police brutality. the mayor's office said the officers will face disciplinary action, ranging from three to 25 days of unpaid suspension. >> why are they still there? why are they even in the department if they have these kind of attitudes and kinds of views? tim: obd has laid out new rules, including one where officers will have to reveal all social

media accounts and passwords to the department's inspector general. many say the consequences amount to nothing more than a slap on the wrist. >> we are already unnerved by law enforcement's presence in our communities. we are giving children the talk about how to survive encounters with law enforcement. tim: this is not the first time. the department has been under federal oversight for years because of past scandals. activists say this just proves it is still needed and more work needs to be done. tim johns, abc 7 news. amanda: two of governor newsom's children have tested positive for covid-19. the governor, his wife and their two other children tested negative. this is video of the governor with his family. the spokesperson says the family is following all covid protocols. they did not say where the

children contracted covid. no apologies from the san francisco mayor after she was videotaped singing and dancing without a mask wednesday night. this video was shot by a san francisco chronicle reporter inside the black cat nightclub. the health order says masks must be worn inside unless actively eating and drinking. >> when i took a picture my mask was not on. when i had drinks in front of monitoring -- and food was in front of me, i did not have my mask on. when i was doing exactly what the health orders say. you do not have to wear a mask when you are actively eating and drinking. that is what i was doing. amanda: the mayor points out club patrons are required to show their vaccination status upon entering. pfizer's booster shot is one step closer to getting authorized, but not for everyone. stephanie sierra jacked up panel meeting and explains the decision.

>> after more than eight hours of deliberations and fda advisory panel formally recommended a third pfizer does for certain high-risk groups, including 65 and older at least six months after receiving their second dose. >> it is reasonable, thoughtful. it does not use up vaccines globally. stephanie: he investigates measures to prevent covid infections. he agrees with the panels decision to reject recommending the third pfizer dose for people 16 and older, citing the need for more data. >> they felt the potential benefit from a third dose was probably not strong enough to overcome the potential for increased risk of myocarditis. stephanie: that's inflammation of the heart muscle. >> they think it is a theoretical risk that is probably low but they wanted to

give recognition based on data rather than on their opinion. stephanie: that includes high-risk groups but the panel discussion hinted health care and frontline essential workers and anyone at high risk for occupational exposure may also be included. >> that translates as you are at risk of getting infected while at work. that virtually applies to every human. stephanie: interesting to see how the fda interprets the definition upon making its final recommendation to the cdc. how quickly will they make a decision? >> rather soon. particularly because there has been so much momentum, so much pressure. stephanie: dr. george rutherford explains when it's in the hands of the cdc boosters could be ruled out within a week. >> it will happen very quickly. stephanie: it's a recommendation

for emergency use authorization, not full approval. the fda will make a formal recommendation to the cdc, which is affected next week. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. amanda: two vaccination sites are open this week in the public schools in san francisco. it's open on saturdays on 6th avenue in the richmond. sunset elementary school be open on sunday, on 40 1st avenue. both run from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. you do not need an appointment. everyone 12 and older is welcome. the kmp complex fire has burned more than 11,000 acres southeast of fresno. it is threatening to giant forest growth, home to some of the world's largest and oldest trees. officials say protecting homes and lives is the number one priority. they are doing their best to protect the giant sequoias, even

using special like it's. louis peña spoke with a researcher about what long-term solutions could be for protecting this california treasure. >> they are in permitting a new strategy in hopes of saving the world's largest trees. >> the fire blankets have been used for a long time to protect structures. >> what is the purpose of these fire blankets? >> prevent embers from getting into the trees. though structure wraps are employed along with removal of fuels. louis: the trees adapt to fires but the intensity of the latest wildfires overwhelmed many of these trees. underground is a team with uc berkeley scientists surveying the damage of the 2020. -- 2020 castle fire.

according to sequoia national park, during the fires about seven to 10,000 sequoia trees burned. that's about 10% to 40% of the population at that park. the concern is what will happen this year. professor stevens and his team are looking for long-term solutions to save these iconic trees. he hopes the foil wraps will not be necessary in the future. >> if we don't get the forest restoration we need, we will never get out of this hole. we need to do 10 times more prescribed burning. louis: lewis pena, abc 7 news. amanda: you can keep track of the fires with the abc 7 wildfire tracker that is on abc7news.com. a 4.3 magnitude earthquake rattled los angeles county just before 8:00 last night. the epicenter was in carson but

felt as far as san diego. it caused the marathon refinery to lose power, which led to this massive flaring event. people were concerned but we are told this is a normal safety measure. officials are assuring neighbors they are not in danger. here is one man's reaction. >> everything just went boo. lord, please. i don't want to die this way. amanda: that's the owner of a hair salon who was in the middle of a haircut when the quake hit. lapd not receive any significant reports of damage. let's check with lisa arden for a look at the weather. it is going to be a chilly weekend for us. lisa: we have a lot of cloud cover in advance of a cold front heading our way. a high of 65. we should be at 70 this time of year. we will do an about-face and be

well above average monday and for many days next week. i will tell you how much rain we could see coming up. amanda: the grand opening for a healing clinic in oakland. where it is expanding and who it hopes to help. a new twist in the search for a woman that went missing after a road trip with her boyfriend. road trip with her boyfriend. oh! my new, bigger, crispier cluck sandwich. mmh. just tell me you're not going to go overboard with the marketing. no. you're fully clucked out, aren't you? try my $6.99 cluck sandwich combo. download the jack app today.

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a power outage caused by a fire suppression system in an electrical room. it is the second time to have returned after being shut down during the pandemic. now they are both missing. gabby petito vanished on a cross-country trip with her boyfriend, brian laundrie. now his whereabouts are unknown. morgan norwood has the details on the case. ? day six and the search for gabby and no sign of her and out the attorney for the laundrie family say brian posey whereabouts are unknown. earlier, laundrie's with good morning america. >> i want her to be home safe and sound and for this to be a misunderstanding. morgan: body camera footage shows them days before the couple was last seen. police were responding to a 911 call. petito slapped her boyfriend but

police determined it was more of an emotional breakdown the domestic. >> when they would fight they would take a little break and come back. morgan: they never returned home as a couple. laundrie returned with the van but without gabby. she was last seen on october 24 in salt lake city. her mother spoke with gabby the next day. her father pleading both for the public and for laundrie's family for answers. >> if you know the family, call them. >> i have cooperated every way i can. this is all i have. i gave it to the police. morgan: morgan norwood, abc news, los angeles. amanda: robert durst has been convicted of murder. he has been on trial for killing his friend in 2000.

prosecutors say he killed her after police reopened the investigation into the 1982 death of.his wife they say berman helped him cover up the crime and felt she would turn on him. it became a focus of a documentary called "the jinks.." we told you about a social media trend urging kids to vandalize school bathrooms. it is happening at schools all across the bay area in the country. administrators are forced to close restrooms for repair. schools are trying to start a dialogue with students about the overwhelming work for manus workers and encouraging witnesses to report vandals to administrators. abc 7 news was at city hall where people were celebrating central america's bicentennial independence day. >> we are happy to be with the community and honored that our flag is being displayed in this

beautiful building in such an international city such as city hall. amanda: white and blue lights represent the el salvador in flag. 200 years ago, central americans won independence from the spanish cron. -- crown. to silicate the contributions of the latino community, abc 7 will present a special tonight at 9:00 p.m. you can stream it on abc7news.com, hulu and the abc 7 app. an oakland clinic is expanding today. the freedom committed to clinic provides healing clinics, health training and workshops to black, indigenous, brown, undocumented and immigrant people. today is the opening of the new oakland sanctuary at 32nd and telegraph. there will be a community

celebration from 2:00 to 4:00. all attendees get a free wellness kit. your chance to beautify the california coast. thousands will take part in coastal cleanup day. they will be more to pick up this year, including discarded masks. last year's cleanup was canceled because of the pandemic. organizers are asking volunteers to first sign up to reduce overcrowding. coastal.ca.gov. it is taking place in nearly 500 sites. lisa, is it going to be cold for the people on the beach picking up the trash? lisa: definitely are easy and cooler than average. it's more like 60's and 70 today. we will get into the 80's and 90's after the weekend. doing an about-face after this cold front pushes through. it will be the weekend where we look for the cooler weather, the

possible showers, and starting out with this morning. napa has seen a few drops but we are looking at the coastal hills, sonoma county, the peninsula. live doppler seven showing you the fog over the northbay and san mateo coast. a vigorous cold front bringing rain to crescent city, the pacific northwest. the tail end will sweep through overnight tonight. that will allow for maybe a little bit of rain to be rung out with the system. 57. mid-50's on the coast. a little milder there already. southwesterly winds will keep it breezy. air quality good to moderate. it will be that way throughout the weekend. and tuesday when the north winds become a big player in the weather, this will change. you will see some smoke

depending on how much the rain puts out. a current look across much of northern california. a little bit better but things are very dry out there. walnut creek, the son not coming up until just before 7:00. high fire danger through tuesday morning. much warmer weather early next week. we are talking 80's and 90's. also a level 1 system. it could bring anywhere from one 100th do nothing at all. a couple hundret hundret hundret this is the afternoon to the early evening hours where we have had sun in the east bay and south bay. a cold front still to the north

of us. you notice not a lot left to it as we get towards 3:00 in the morning. sunny conditions, breezy offshore winds and much warmer as we get into tomorrow afternoon. anywhere from a couple 100s from the peninsula to about 71 hundredths up in santa rosa. -- seven one hundredths up in santa rosa. 11:00 tomorrow out of the north and they continue to crank up from 15 to 20 miles per hour. late tomorrow and into monday gusty winds. 72 today in fremont with a fall feeling out there. it is 67 by 3:00 in richmond. perhaps some drizzle, maybe light showers as we get through the day today. a level 1 system as it washes

out tomorrow. we are warmer, sunnier, breezy. high fire danger and perhaps a red flag warning ended tuesday, well above average temperatures and we will keep the heat with us the rest of the week, which is typical for this time of year. fall begins on wednesday. amanda: a nine-year-old from oakland has gone viral after he showed up some basketball moves to governor newsom. he tells us what it is like to be his s

amanda: one minute he was holding a basketball, the next he turned into a viral video sensation. he showed off his ballhandling to governor newsom on wednesday. he is a student at melrose leadership academy and definitely a big man on campus. kristin and larry talked to genaro and his mom crystal.

♪ >> what are your frie are y >> one asked me for my autograph. that was cool. >> he's been working really hard. he knows hard work will pay off. we never knew this would be a part of it. it has been crazy. >> you got some serious skill. keep working and one day you can make it to the big stage. >> our first round draft of the warriors just if you want to go. you should be doing the sports here at channel 7. who taught you some of those moves? >> my mom and dad. i have three favorite players. one is clay thompson and steph curry.

the other is damien would. he's from oakland and he's a big inspiration to me. >> thank you so much for having us. amanda: i knew food truck will be serving in west oakland thanks to the help of a nonprofit and the oakland a's. it was helped off the ground but oakland and the world enterprises. it provides grants to businesses owned by formerly incarcerated people and those faking extreme economic barriers. the truck will be owned and operated by four chefs. >> unity is a good thing. i appreciate the opportunity they gave me. amanda: their specialties are fried chicken sandwiches and vegan ramps. they think the generosity of the a's.

still to come, law enforcement leaders in the nation's capital are on high alert. how they are preparing for a rally in support of hundreds charged in the january 6 riot. taking look at how much progress has been made to fix the

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. amanda: good morning. we are starting with a look at the weather. good morning, lisa. lisa: a gorgeous shot of san jose 280. the sun coming up in another 20 minutes or so. you will not see much in the way of rain. there is a chance. we will talk about that coming up. 58, san francisco.

56, morgan hills. breezy wins throughout the bay area. mid and upper 50's for all of you here. below average today and over the weekend with the passage of a cold front. into tomorrow and monday, a 180. winds will gust 30, 40 and possibly up to 50 miles per hour in northbay hills. the rain really helping us out for the fires to the north of us. the breezy wins to the south will allow for some of that moisture to hang out around the sonoma county coast, the marion county coastline. clouds will thin out east and south with 60's and 70's throughout san ramon and san jose. we will talk of the timeline and the chance for rain and the northbay and elsewhere across the bay area in just a few minutes. amanda: we know we need it.

millions of americans may be eligible for a pfizer booster shot. an fda advisory panel recommended a third dose for those over 65 and others at high risk. they voted against a third shot for all americans over the age of 16. karina mitchell has the details. >> an independent panel not voting for a pfizer booster shots for all vaccinated americans. voting unanimously to authorize booster for 65 and older six month after the second shot. the panel voted to authorize a third dose for americans of any age at high risk for severe covid. >> you have a unanimous outnanit 18 -- 18 out of 18 that voted yes. karina: they will issue a final decision within days. the white house and admin's ration stands ready to provide

boosters to eligible americans once the review process finishes. boosters will likely be given in stages starting with those 65 and older and those at high risk. for the second day in a row, eight states with icus at 90% capacity. marissa's husband is on a ventilator. >> i thought it was a huge joke and obviously it is not because my husband is lying here next to me. karina: the white house as president biden will hold a virtual summit on covid-19 with other world leaders next week amid the un's general assembly. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. amanda: authorities are warning of threats of violence and concerning chatter in a rally supportive hundreds charged in the january 6 riot expected today. rachel scott has more. rachel: washington police chief warns they picked up chatter about possible violence and they

are taking no chances. we saw a new fencing, new surveillance cameras, beat-up security. >> we have a strong plan to ensure it remains peaceful and of violence does occur we can stop it as quickly as possible. rachel: lawmakers were urged to stay away. the department of homeland security warning people either involved in or posing protest may engage in violence. what types of violence are you seeing? >> what we are concerned about is the possibility of counter demonstrators and making it that this demonstration and violence between those groups. rachel: more than 600 trump supporters have been charged in the riot where 140 officers were wounded. donald trump insist they are being persecuted unfairly, adding people don't show up and

they will say it's a lack of spirit. if they do show up, they will be harassed. 100 national guardsmen will be on standby to be used if necessary. they will only be called as a last resort. amanda: members of the public can honor a sacramento marine who was killed in last month's attack on the kabul airport. a memorial for the sergeant starts at 11:00 this morning at bayside church in roseville. the procession will head down stanford bridge road to highway 65 and i-80. community members are asked to line the sidewalks to show support. frustration, tears and homelessness. some of the experiences while dealing with -- the progress to fix an outdated system. >> allison's experience is a

familiar one. getting to a real person e at ed d can be frustrating. >> that is the biggest joke because he cannot get anybody on line either to respond. it just hung up on me. >> original's benefits --reginald's's benefits ran out and he is still waiting. >> i received no notification ic i was or was not approved. >> andrew offered a study for the think tank titled "how to modernize unemployment insurance technology." the issues we are facing are similar to what the other 49 states are experiencing. >> this has not been a public priority. it is not the federal government's rarity or the state's parody. >> funding is connected to the

jobless rate. let want to plummet before the pandemic meant less funding. >> the biggest crisis in history with the lowest budget in history. >> her agency is working to come up with solutions for all states by developing computer modules the states say they need most. >> if there is another emergency how do we create a system resilient enough? >> modules could include a wage verification system over a program that kicks out fraudsters without falsely accusing innocent people. in california, thousands wrongly suspected of fraud found their accounts frozen by bank of america which oversees the debit cards were benefits are deposited. the state auditor believes the problem has been fixed. >> they provided enough information for the accounts and they are continuing to work with them on that. >> the verification system has

been a sore point for applicants. most improvements suggested by the state auditor have been limited and at last report 91% have successfully verified their identity using the system. that's up from 83%. >> i believe there are some issues related to access and so forth. >> the auditor has not done any recent reviews about edd's antiquated computer technology or its troubled phone system. edd received 1.7 million calls last week but could only answer 7%. the auditor response has requested it. quack -- >> many states have tried and failed to modernize technology. amanda: the all civilian crew of a spacex rocket appears to be living its best light 300 60

miles above earth. -- life 3 they soared higher than the international space station. they did live demonstrations of the experience they have been working on. the flight is affected to end tomorrow morning with a splashdown off the florida coast. still ahead, bay area teenagers have been named winners of a global competition to find solutions to climate challenges. we talked about their work. here is a live look at santa cruz. we will check in with lisa in a minute because she will tell us whether it's a day to hit the hi, i'm debra.

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organizers say this is a time to reflect on the moon and the myth of the immortal moon goddess. today's event runs from 11:00 10 3:00 on clement street. get ready to dig in. it is national cheeseburger day and some restaurants are celebrating with discounts and free food. mcdonald's, red robin and wendy's are offering discounts to celebrate today. five guys was ranked as the top fast food burger. let's check in with lisa for a look at the weather. it is chilly this morning and expected to stay that way for a little bit. lisa: we have a cold front on the way. it should be warmer than this. we should see numbers in the 70's and 80's. cool this weekend but hot next week. you can see raindrops throughout the day today into the overnight hours.

we will talk about who has the most potential in my full seven-day forecast coming up. amanda: resilient.. a very dramatic victory for the

♪ ♪ ♪ small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. amanda: they had to identify challenges to the planet. here's a look at the local winners. >> they have unique strategies for protecting the environment. he decided to target plastic pollution and won a notable mention for his biodegradable straw. >> it can compost in your backyard.

>> the f f like this. >> it is good for hot and cold beverages which is good for about four hours. >> he launched reimagining earth, that included everything from mapmaking to lobbying lawmakers. in working to create a youth council in her hometown of dublin. >> if dublin has a climate action plan, i wondered why youth could not be included in the plan. why they could not be allowed to take charge of the matters in their own city. >> amelia came up with her own way to get young people involved with the bay area use climate summit that your participants from 14 states and five countries. >> we launched 15 different climate action plans that students implemented in their schools. everything from installing air quality sensors for wildfires

and recycle bins for schools. >> arishi took home first place for the aqua pod, a small sponge feeder designed to prevent overwatering and make plant growth more efficient. >> you can see how it looks. they can get a little messy on my table. we make an incision and fill it up. >> the challenge was to find solutions for tough environment of problems, a goal these area teenagers are well on their way to accomplishing. amanda: the international young eco-hero award's virtual ceremony will be tonight in seco -- san francisco. good morning, lisa. should we be packing the

umbrellas? lisa: if you're north of the golden gate or out late tonight, you can see is frankel. in the east bay and south bay not as likely. plenty of cloud and increasing clouds from this front that is spreading some pretty good rain in the pacific northwest. it is the atmospheric river, the tail end pushing through overnight tonight. beautiful view in the south bay where temperatures are held down because of cloud cover. 58 in downtown. 57 at san jose and half moon bay. things are pretty quiet and still but the flag will be blowing 56 at santa rosa and livermore. southwest wind at nearly 25 miles per hour already. you will see more sunshine today

and temperatures cooler than average. spotty showers, drizzle this weekend. high fire danger. it could be a red flag warning and right now it is a fire weather watch for monday and tuesday. we are talking at least 20 degrees warmer for this -- from this weekend's readings next week. light showe showe showe showe s drizzle favoring the north bay, the coastal hills and the peninsula tonight. the breezy southwinds. by the second half of the weekend you get the offshore winds. maybe his body showered up around sonoma. as we get to the afternoon it is a brighter day. the clouds remained for parts of the san mateo coast. this front falls apartment into midnight, the overnight hours, a

couple 100s as we go through the peninsula, perhaps the ease bay, the bayshore, then back to sunshine. temperatures climbing quickly for your sunday. rainfall amounts. you will notice we could see just a drop here and there but overall looking at a little wet weather that will certainly get dried out as the offshore winds coming to play tomorrow afternoon. 15 to 20 miles per hour early sunday out of the north. by sunday evening, upper elevations looking at 25 to 35 mile-per-hour winds. monday will bring more warmth. down sloping winds that compresses the air. with the heat and dryer relative humidity it does set the stage for high fire danger.

65 of clouds in san francisco. 68 in napa. the seven-day forecast. a slight chance of showers and strangles today in the north bay. tomorrow a level 1 system. windy and much warmer monday into tuesday. perhaps 80's in the city. we will keep it warm the rest of the week. amanda: all three bay area college football teams are in action today. at 1:00 p.m., sacramento state takes on a cow at memorial stadium. stanford faces vanderbilt in nashville at 5:00. you can watch the game on espn u. san jose state battles hawaii in honolulu. alex wood is slated to return for the giants against the braves. first pitch is at 6:05. the a's will play the angels in anaheim. the giants will honor former

owner bob lori on the wall of fame. the special ceremony will begin at 3:00. last night the giants had a , dramatic victory over the braves with an unlikely hero. here is larry beale with the highlights in this morning's sports. the giants are probably going to larrythe giants are probably going to: win 100 games. the question is if that is enough to win the division. they open a huge series with the east leading braves. orlando sub paid a at the park for his 81st birthday. the giants were down 2-0 early. check out the fan who makes the amazing catch. he is taping his own see on his jersey. that made is not right there. another splashdown. with his parents in attendance. it's a kayak race. 110 miles per hour off the bat. all you can do is tip your helmet.

tyler rogers on to close it. a three run blast to put atlanta up 5-4. no. the giants down to their final strike against will smith. donovan solano ties it at 5-5. we are going to extras. the giants load the bases butter -- but they are out of hitters. the picture comes up. crawford, the play at the plate, he is safe. the giants win. the giants lead is now two full games in the west. how about the a's? bob melvin. three back in the second wild card 16 to go. he got just one hit early. the angels score for the second to take the lead. kurt suzuki is still plain. -- playing. another night, another matt chapman platinum glove play on this grounder.

the a's fought back. it is a passed ball that allows him to score. that's the winning run. 5-4. round two of the championship in napa. even though it is this is september, actually the opening event of their new season. the rookie of the year was born in san francisco. he gets to -9. the stanford man with an eight under 64. he has to head heading into the weekend. >> the 49ers lose, i will shave my eyebrows off. what say you? what say you? what say you? larry you heard that right. : bart scott said he would shave one eyebrow if the niners lose to the eagles sunday. 49ers favored by three on the road. that is a wrap on a morning

sports. have a great weekend, everybody. amanda: flower pno is back in san francisco. how you can take part in one of the most unique and creative events dear ms, from day one you've tried to define me.

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amanda: flower piano is blooming once again. 12:00 p.m. knows -- 12 are nestled throughout the 55 acres at golden gate for anyone to listen through september 21. you can tickle the keys when performances are scheduled. sanitizing stations will be available at all 12. the alfresco concert hall was put on pause in 2020. tickets are free for san francisco residents. let's check in with lisa for a look at the weather. lisa: we will see a lot of cloud cover. it will be cool and breezy. storm impact scale.

the last weekend of summer with a fall field. rainfall estimates between one 100s to 2/10. the front will fall apart so we are not inspecting a lot. it is a cooler day with 65 downtown. 73 at san rafael. san jose, 74. 70 at san mateo and breezy. a level 1 system with a few sprinkles today through tomorrow. mainly sonoma county north of the peninsula. windy and much warmer monday and tuesday with high fire danger. temperatures well above average. amanda: thank you for joining us on abc 7 morning. abc 7 news continues at a.m. have a great day.

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