>> good morning, you abc seven mornings. [laughter] live on abc seven and hulu live. even though we say that one million times a day, it is several words that you say again and again. >> cheers. we will do it again a 6:30. no pressure, i hope you're having a good morning. the fog is not as prevalent as yesterday. i have overlaid the fog layer and it is thick along the coast. you look at the winds it is movinghrs andbal in napa countt

least the lower parts of napa valley. temperatures are milder this morning, mid 50's to near 60. we will be warmer than average in most areas, near 90. something that may make you hot under the caller, what is going on at the bay bridge? >> we have a crash crash crash h multiple cars before the panel -- before the tunnel so it is causing issues. this is a caltrans camera from the area, you can see traffic is very light as we approach the tunnel because we have lanes blocked out of view of this camera. we were going to launch sky seven but because of the fog -- i just got an update, they are on the way. we will have another update in a few minutes.

reggie: did you feel it in the north bay? any earthquake hit valeo after midnight. it was just 2.7, we did get a few calls saying it felt like more than that. no reports of any injuries or damage. >> millions of americans will have access to booster shots starting today. the cdc director overruled a panel decision adding to the list of people who are eligible. >> dr. walensky's the way for tens of millions of more americans to get a third shot. the cdc voted to get the pfizer shot six months after the second dose. the decision dr. with, but they originally voted against voting for booster shots

based on drops, ruling out health-care workers, teachers, and others. here is a member of our vaccine team. >> this with the right move to look at the scenario and say those people who were exposed to covid-19 on a daily basis deserve to have the eligibility to get boosters alongside a 20-year-old may have asthma and works at home and may never see covid-19. . >> dr. walensky said she made the decision because it aligns with the decision from the fda earlier this week. reggie: some people in san francisco have already received booster shots. present cisco general agreed to give out with your shots to those who originally got the single dose johnson & johnson vaccine. many people have got to their pharmacies on their own to get a third dose.

bay area officials tell abc 7 news they are ready for these recommendations and will rely on pharmacies to administer the shots. the scheduling website has any option for additional doses right now. you'll need to answer questions about eligibility first. if you have questions, you can ask our vaccine team. kumasi: investigators believe a go for sure -- a grocery store shooting in tennessee may be a case of workplace violence. dozens were hurt in the shooting and five people are in critical condition. this happened outside of met this. the police chief calls it the most horrific event he has seen in his 34 years. kroger will be offering counseling to its employees. the gunmen died by suicide. reggie: the search for brian laundrie is under way again.

police have issued an arrest warrant for him. an indictment suggests he he fraud by using a debit card and pin number that did not belong to him. it was days after he was said to have died. kumasi: police in illinois say they have finally identified a body which was found earlier this month of july and day. he was reported missing on august 24. police said he thought his car, wallet, and other personal items at different spots in the towns of lasalle and peru. worried about safety on campus, but it still makes students uneasy. >> i feel like the whole school is intense and scared -- the whole school is tense and scared. kumasi: police will continue to

investigate this case. many communities of color say missing black and indigenous people deserve the same urgency that the gabby petito case has received. people in the east bay are on high alert after a series of coyote attacks. these animals are going after dogs. amy hollyfield live with what you need to know before you take your dog out for a walk. amy: these attacks have residents feeling nervous and now town officials are paying attention. good they have reached up to the department of fish and wildlife with help on how to handle this threat. we have a scary video to show you, one resident shared it. it shows her dog getting attacked outside her home by a coyote. residents say there have been a number of these attacks in the area and they are worried for their pets in the neighborhood.

they are concerned a human could be next. people we talked to said they don't want animals killed that they want the threat taken out. >> if they can at least be removed to a natural area, the woods, the forest, where they can do their thing and not be impacting our families. amy: her dog, bella, was snatched out of the backyard by a coyote and they never found her. police say the situation is getting worse. town officials want to track all of the incidents so they are asking anyone to report encounters with coyotes sufficient wildlife can get that picture of where this is happening. then they will make a decision on whether to trap and relocate or trap and euthanize. kumasi: checking up on california's major wildfires,

more of this video from firefighters and the ongoing blazes that deserve your attention. >> imagine you are car and this ball bearing comes through your window, it will kill you. reggie: the dangerous mystery happening over and over in the heart of downtown. >> let's look what is going on with their quality, it looks bad you are east. unhealthy for everybody. some of this will leak our way.

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reggie: another fast-moving fire is tearing through northern california. the fine flour -- the bonfire has caused several people to

evacuate. 38-year-old alexandra walked out of the brush near where the fire started in a push firefighters saying she needed medical help. during an interview, officers came to suspect her of starting it. the fire has burned 5500 acres strike 25 structures and is only 5% contained. dry conditions and above average temperatures could fuel leak and complex -- could fuel the kmp complex fire. new evacuations were ordered yesterday for the mcnally's lodge area. mike: temperatures will cool off and there is a slight chance of rain. we will talk more about that. first i want to talk about the immediate effects. our air quality is moderate to good. there is the possibility of smoke making it around to remote areas.

tonight it looks to clear out as the marine area as the marina layer takes ov o -- as the marina layer takes over our forecast. partly cloudy skies in the south bay and we are mounted with temperatures in the low 50's -- in the 50's to low 60's. well below average tuesday, when we have the best chance of wet weather mostly in the north bay. we have less funky spots out there, breezy from the golden gate bridge to the delta and that smoke advisory. jobina is tracking something we have not seen since the pandemic began. jobina: i want to bring everybody's attention to any alert that is causing nightmare traffic for everybody. as discussed seven zooms out, you will see the backup we are talking about.

the crash involves a bus and several other vehicles. because this happened so early, the metering lights were turned on at the toll plaza about one hour ahead of normal time during the pandemic. traffic will be backed up into oakland and emeryville. we're going to start trimming this on abc7news.com. my advice would be to rely on mass traffic if you can. reggie: new at 6:00, she first went viral for misspelling or fraudulent vaccine card. now she has vanished. the search this morning after she did not appear in court. kumasi: for special upgrade to this model that brings it closer to acting like an actual smartcard. jobina: another live look

outside checking on the traffic as you approach

jobina: we have a traffic alert on the bay bridge, this is the upper deck for everyone traveling westbound on 80 into san francisco. this crash involved a bus and multiple cars that have been taken from the scene. the chp has not given us a time on when this will reopen. this has had a rough impact on our traffic because metering lights came on one hour earlier than normal. 5:18 is when they flipped on. traffic is backed up through the maze well into oakland and almost to 24 through emeryville. anyone coming out of berkeley,

you will run into this. sky seven is having some issues so reggie, i will send it to you. reggie: a potentially deadly problem is plaguing san jose. someone is launching metal ball buildings at buildings and car windows along the guadalupe freeway. there have been dozens of incidents between 280 and highway 101 running through the heart of downtown. you can see it very easily. this damage is caused by the metal ball bearings. these items are being fired at buildings, homes, and cars at potentially lethal speeds. >> these are about the size of a quarter going over 100 miles per hour. reggie: that have been nearly 30 incidents. the crime lab has been struck eight times. the san jose museum of art also saw damage. the person is using a slingshot

to watch ball bearings between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. already causing $500,000 in damage. a bill that would end sentences for drug related sentences is headed to governor newsom's desk. he will hold a news conference today -- reggie: a scooter maker is out with a high-tech scooter, the model 11. it is loaded with camera-based driver assistance that chemical and i stop signs, and people. they also warn you about bumpy roads and there is a front and rear suspension to cushion potholes. the price tag is $2800 kumasi: a tourist accused of trend use a fake covid-19 card

in hawaii is on the run. chloe misspelled vaccine on her card. the illinois woman mr. court hearing on wednesday and police have issued a warrant for her arrest. reggie: more people on the south bay may be drinking purified wastewater in the future. the plan to extend the san jose plant and build a new facility. they hope to produce 10 million gallons per day made from wastewater. right now the import 55 percent of their water which will not be sustainable. the cost down and meet more than 10% of the current demand by 2028. that hashtag, did you see it? the hashtag is #getoverit.

i guess our natural inclination to not drink water from -- you know. they say it is safe and this could be a way out for us. mike: didn't dustin drink it yesterday on air? reggie: he did. what face did he make afterwards? can you make it? mike: no. we are going to show you what it looks like just about the bay bridge and this is where the clouds are filtering in a little slowly on this friday. we have hazy sunshine, the smoke will be out there with average high's on the coast to near or above average highs in the neighborhoods. tonight it will be cooler, more clouds and more fog tomorrow morning with cleaner air moving in by sunday and a dramatic drop

in the high temperatures. let's head to the south bay. san jose at 85 and gilroy, 90. 74 at saint bruno, 84 in redwood city. out at the coast, 64 to 65 degrees. new 70 downtown. low to mid 60's for bodega bay and stinson beach. napa, 83. not as much of any effect in the valley or elsewhere, 86 to 90. away from that breeze will keep everyone in the east bay in the 70's. the last three games at home for the a's and they are taking on the astros. 69, dropping du dropping du dro there are fireworks tonight -- dropping down to 61 and there

are fireworks tonight. 94 in brentwood, hot in our east bay neighborhoods. tonight, you can see more cloud cover with temperatures in the 50's. about five to 15 degrees cooler on sunday as the marine layer takes over. a cold front will bring us a chance for showers in the north bay. offshore winds and hotter by thursday. kumasi: good morning "good morning america" is coming up right here at 7:00. >> coming up, we have breaking news on booster shots. the green light to make millions of more americans eligible and a doctor break it down for us. the new york times film makers behind "framing britney spears" are here with us about the surveillance around the pop surveillance around the pop this couple is working hard

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mike: the weekend is upon us so i thought you would look at our beach forecast. a lot of low to mid 60's and except -- look to mid 60's except around santa monica. we are cooler elsewhere around 60 to 61 degrees. i want to jump to monday, tuesday, and wednesday. we have another fall cold front coming through. you can see portland and a half inch to three quarters and possibly two thirds of an inch in crescent city and then drops dramatically. our best chance of anything measurable will be in the north bay wednesday morning. hopefully it can help some of the fires north of us. reggie: a supermodel says a cosmetic procedure left her

disfigured and depressed. she claimed procedures that are virtually unrecognizable, ending her 30 year career. she says she has kept her suffering to herself for five years. she says she is moving forward with a lawsuit. the model wrote, "cool sculpting to sit of what it promised. it increased my fat cells and left me permanently deformed even after going two corrective surgeries." >> is probably the number one nonsurgical fat reduction technique in the world. reggie: she went under seven treatments and now suffers from a condition known as pah. a pretrial hearing is set for mid november. "good morning america" will have more at 7:00 a.m. kumasi: you have seen him in

"guardians of the galaxy" and "the lego movie" and not chris pratt is about to start in a movie about. mario -- about mario. nintendo is making mario. keegan michael key is towed and seth rogen is bowser. reggie: my kids were not super excited. that is the internet. more stories at 6:30, including a dog who has learned a pandemic trick. kumasi: capital charges, lawmakers closing in on president trump's top aides for the january 6 attack. reggie: the problem with infant loungers not tied with several deaths.

jobina: look at bay bridge traffic, we are following a major crash on the upper deck as you make your way to san francisco.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i am an only child so she was like my little sister. reggie: his series of attacks killing dogs in the east bay, the predator going after pets. kumasi: derek chauvin to appeal his conviction in the murder of george floyd. we have developments in that case. reggie: vice-president kamala harris joining "the view."

we have a sneak peek of what she will be getting into. kumasi: a major traffic alert that you are headed towards the bay bridge. look at this massive backup. jobina is tracking everything, including the crash that triggered an alert. good morning, we are your forecast with mike. mike: we have made it to friday. i couple of things i want to unpack. we are starting off with milder temperatures. from san jose, some of the smoke is hanging in the air. we have an air quality advisory today and tomorrow, mid and upper level smoke could work its way to the ground. if you are susceptible to that, we should you follow our app where we continue to stream the current air quality. as far as temperatures, we are in the 50's and 60's. as we head into noon, we are

looking at 60's and 70's around the bay, 70's and 80's inland. look at temperatures at 4:00, close to average with 70's and 80's around the bay. a dramatic drop this weekend, cleaner air on the way, and a chance for rain in the seven day forecast. are we going to jobina now? oh my goodness. jobina: i know. this is the bay bridge at the crash site, a crash involving multiple cars and a bus carrying commuters. injuries were reported. we now have only one lane blocked, but you can see the damage has been done because they flipped on the metering lights earlier than normal which resulted in the domino effect. we are getting reports that there is a crash in the maze from this backup and a stalled out car in emeryville. you're going to be jammed here.

my advice is since they have not given us an estimate of time, take bart into san francisco. kumasi: millions more americans are eligible for booster shots after the cdc signed off. the director used her authority to add a key group to the list of people eligible. here is who is eligible, people 65 and older and in long-term care facilities. people 18 to 64 with underlying medical conditions, and people with jobs that put them at an increased risk. that is the group added by dr. walensky. she said, "we must take actions that we anticipate will do the greatest good." only defies her vaccine is approved for a booster. the cdc will review recommendations for moderna and j&j when the data is available. reggie: some neighbors in the

east bay are too scared to leave their pets outside. there has been a string of coyote attacks. here is a video of one. amy is life in danville with the serious concern they have. amy: you have to be on high alert in danville. residents are very nervous for their pets. we have some video to show you, scary video, of a attacking a dog outside a resident's home. there have been a number of attacks like this in the area and they say it feels like it is getting worse. they are worried for their pets and they are worried about what could happen next. >> i think it is important we focus on it right now and prevented from happening to a human. if it is a human, it will probably be a little kid or a baby.

amy: her dog was snatched out of the backyard by a coyote and she never found her. town officials have reached out to the fish and wildlife department for help. they have been told to document every incident so officials can say where this is happening. then they will move in and decide if they need to trap and relocate or trap and euthanize. residents don't want the animals put down but they want the threat moved. reporting live in danville, amy hollyfield. reggie: the formal police officer convicted in the death of george floyd is appealing that decision. jobina has this filing. jobina: derek chauvin filed an intent to appeal with the appellate court. he plans on representing himself because he said he was denied a public defender. he was convicted for the killing of george floyd.

the incident sparked movements to stand against police brutality and helped bring light to racial injustices to black americans. derek chauvin is serving a 22.5 year sentence for murder. reggie: now to the investigation of the riot at the capital. the subpoenas have been issued to trump's top aides and officials. the question now is if they will cooperate. reporter: the committee investigating the attack on the topical -- on the capital is investigating officials of trump. >> this is the most significant development so far. reporter: the committee sending four subpoenas including mark meadows, dense covina, steve bannon, and cash motel.

the committee telling the four men it is seeking information about trump's actions before, during, and after the the capitol riot. >> people are potentially going to have all of their communications scrutinized and are going to be brought in for questioning and it will tighten the focus on the inner circle around the president. reporter: the committee writing, "there is reason to believe they have information relevant to understanding the events that took place at the capital." writing to meadows, "it appears you were with or in the vicinity of trump on january 6 and the committee has evidence in your involvement." >> they will certainly fight this and use every tool to avoid cooperating with the commission. reggie: the four men have been

asked to appear for a deposition next month. former president trump called the subpoenas harassment. kumasi: the report confirms that president biden -- report confirms president biden's win in maricopa county. a draft of the audit says biden beat former president trump by more than 45,000 votes. former president trump has long said that the election was stolen from him. maricopa county is the county in arizona with the largest population. reggie: chuck schumer plans to hold a vote on monday on plans to keep the government open. it is expected to fail because it raises the debt limit and republicans don't what the country to borrow more money. the u.s. owes more than $20 trillion. the problem is it could cause a financial crisis if they do not

raise the debt ceiling. america would default on some of its loans. kamala harris is going to appear on "the view" this morning and is expected to touch on several topics including the pandemic, afghanistan, and voting rights. you can watch it at 10:00 a.m. on abc 7. kumasi: bold attacks in san francisco and now we are learning about another potential victim. reggie: you're looking at the stock exchange this morning where we are slightly down. we will have any update in a few minutes. >> came into my office and handed me the audio device and a usb drive. they were nervous and said it was actually sensitive. kumasi: the makers of the brand-new britney spears documentary dropping on hulu today on "good morning america."

jobina: we have had breaking traffic news. this is a look at i-70 and all of the backup you will run into if you are making. . your way to the bay bridge we will start at the maze and work ourselves to the. toll plaza. . we had a crash involving a bus and multiple cars before the tunnel in the westbound direction. that caused a domino effect. all of those brake lights. the metering lights turned on early. we have multiple lanes blocked -- we had multiple lanes blocked, we only have one lane blocked right now. there is no estimated time of when all lanes will be open. i am preaching this to our friends on social media, take part into san francisco -- taking part into san francisco.

-- take b mike: here is a beautiful shot from south beach showing low clouds and he spoke in the distance. the air quality advisory today. for most of us it will be good to moderate, but there are areas where it will be poor to sensitive. you can see the canopy of mid to upper level smoke on our forecast. after the sunsets, we will see it get thicker as it comes from the self. tomorrow it will be a colorful sunrise where you can see it and a colorful sunset outside the north bay. 49 in in the 50's with increasing clouds. 50 in santa rosa. some of our warmer temperatures

are 81 in the peninsula. early in the 70's sunday, monday, and tuesday. those are also our best chances for breezy conditions and wet weather. as far as your forecast for outdoor activities, we have the air quality advisory.

jobina: we are checking back in on the bay bridge right now. this is a live look from sky seven. the crash happened before 5:00 this morning. it is a sig alert until further notice. one lane is blocked. you will run into major delays as you drive into san francisco. this is streaming on abc7news.com. kumasi: after a story about a senior citizen and a teenager being punched in the head on the westport avenue, another victim

is coming forward. a woman nearly missed being punched in the head on the same street. at first she did not reported to the police or understand the importance. >> i saw a guy walking towards us this direction. i was able to duck and i screamed at him. thickly i did not get punished. when i saw a 72-year-old got punched, i found out she is asian, too. i am asian. kumasi: sf pd is investigating these incidents figuring out if they involve the same attacker. to help you find ways to protect yourself, your family, and your neighborhood, you can go to abc7news.com/action. reggie: the house will vote on a law that will protect a woman's

right to access any abortion. house passage of that bill is mostly symbolic since republican opposition will most likely doomed the chances in the senate. democrats say abortion rights are under threat after the supreme court allowed a law that would bend most abortions. reggie: -- kumasi: cbs is thousands of -- cvs is hiring thousands of positions. if you are a pharmacist or a nurse or interested in a retail job, there are positions for you. you can get started by texting "cvs" to this number. of the 25,000 jobs open in the u.s., 3500 are in

the largest shoemaker in the world is suffering from the pandemic crunch. nike reporting revenue in the most recent quarter was $12.25 billion. mikey executive safety reason is they are getting issues getting shoes out of factors. let's look at the new york stock exchange. we are starting down about 25 points. reggie: jury deliberations in the r. kelly trial are expected to begin. the superstar is facing charges including sex trafficking and racketeering. kelly led a criminal enterprise and allegedly physically abused women. witnesses say then never saw him mistreat women. he faces decades in prison. new

britney spears's, the new york times presents "framing britney spears." it features forward about how the conservatorship worked, including surveillance to monitor her life. that includes insiders. george s s s s the co-creators behind "controlling britney spears" regarding what they learned about black box security. >> when jamie was made for conservator, he was given the authority to hire security for brittany and no one knew what they did. they would be in the background of photos. the level of control and the ways they monitored her we certainly did not know and i don't know anyone knew before.

reggie: you can see the entire interview and more coming up at 7:00 a.m. on "gma." kumasi: it is friday which means our guide to giving you a better weekend in the bay area. we are checking in with jobina. jobina: the bay area is doing well when it comes to keeping our covid number slow. some of you may be ready to get out of the house. we have got you covered. over here, we believe apple picking is fall fresh. the season is here. there are a few farms around the area. pack a picnic and headed to a local family run farm focused on apples and a good time. saturday, the national park service is offering free admission. participating parks in our area include woods national monument,

maritime national historical park, and if you want to drive further out you can get into yosemite for free, too. simone biles will be in san jose for her gold over america tour. tickets are available to see the show described as a celebration of women athletes with the hope of inspiring the next-generation of athletes. right now on our website, you can get a guide on covid free events happening around the bay area this weekend. reggie, what are you doing. reggie: there is a lot going on for me this weekend and none of it makes sense. my husband's family is here so we will be playing tour guide. it is also my friend's first time as a pastor in front of his congregation in person.

i think i will be going to church and it is folsom weekend. jobina: that is a combo. reggie: we will be praying for you all. [laughter] jobina: i love it. kumasi: i am soliciting my friend's birthday so we are going to go to the beach, relaxing, and get massages. reggie: i'm so excited for you. you deserve it. jobina: -- mike: i'm i'm i'm dinner with friends both nights and i think we will do some winetasting. let's talk about which day will be better as we head out. we will check on on on on on onn it is taking time to show us the sunrise this morning, low clouds

filling in most areas. mount diablo, you are closest to that smoke. those are not clouds. that is why we are under the air quality advisory today. that is what the temperatures do this weekend, summer to fall. 79 in centerville. 90 in gilroy. we have temperatures from 74 to 84. along the coast, less sunshine. temperatures around 64 to 66. close to average in downtown san francisco. the breeze will keep valeo at 78. everyone else is 86 to 90. the breeze will keep everybody but you work and fremont in the 70's for the east bay. ideas san ramon to 90. that is the last day of 90's. there is a smoky sunshine if you are dining outside. a wide range from 60 to 80 and

then they will turn the heaters on at 9:00 as we are in the 50's and 60's. a cooler night with more cloud cover tomorrow. check out this dramatic drop. five to 15 degrees by sunday. monday we will see increasing clouds and wind's and the chance of rain in the north bay. a drizzle wednesday morning and then offshore winds kick in and we warm up above average thursday. kumasi: 3 million infant ladders are being recalled. boppies have caused eight deaths. the recall comes a after the cps issued a warning to not let babies sleep on products like these. >> when babies are left sleeping on these products, they may roll over or their heads may fall in such a way that locks their

airway and can lead to suffocation. kumasi: the lounger was not marketed as an infant sleep product and includes warnings against unsupervised use. cribs, or play guards. bobby is offering a refund. you can find it at abc7news.com. reggie: they are not bad dogs, they are just as dire -- just less desirable. this dog in australia picked up a habit of stealing things, including toilet paper. >> what are you doing? reggie: that is a one-year-old pup from victoria. his owner says he loves stealing rolls of toilet paper and getting into mischief.

this shows him doing just that while on a walk kumasi:. kumasi:-- while on a walk. kumasi: he is peek pandemic. reggie: he could be the spoke dock for sharman. for -- he could be for charmin. [laughter] a live look at this traffic nightmare. i feel bad for anybody that got involved in this mess. if you are watching, you do not want to take the bay bridge tried to get into san francisco. get on

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-- it is 6:57. here are your seven things to know jobina:. we have a sig alert on the bridge. this crash happened before 5:00 a.m. the advice right now is to take bart. kumasi: millions of people will have access to pfizer booster shot starting today. the cdc director overruled a panel decision adding front-line workers and americans with high-risk jobs to the list of eligible people. a 70-year-old woman is dead and others have been hurt after a mass shooting in tennessee at a kroger in a memphis suburb. the shooter died by suicide. reggie: a dental neighborhood is concerned after coyote attacks left number of dog stead. for shields -- officials are working with the fish and wildlife to address this threat. the fon fire is just 5% contained.

mike: you will notice the smoke from that. the big story weather wise, we change from summer heat to fall chilled by sunday. kumasi:'s rhode island home made famous in "the conjuring" movies is up for sale for $1.2 million. the owners have overnight desks enter books through next year. they hope whoever buys the home continues to run that business. reggie: have you ever stayed somewhere where spirits lived? mike: supposedly in new orleans at a bed and. . breakfast wants. -- bed and breakfast reggie: i have eaten in a content restaurant, i went to a party at the haunted house in new orleans. the only thing that hunted me were my insecurities -- that

hunted me were my insecurities. . -- kumasi: happy friday, had a good morning, america. we join you this friday morning with breaking vaccine news overnight. millions more americans will now be eligible for a booster shot. the cdc gives the green light to a third pfizer shot. overnight, cdc director dr. rochelle what walensky the initial decision to collude some at-risk frontline workers from this phase. this morning, where the shots will be available in just hours and will health officials expand eligibility. deadly shooting rampage. a gunman opening fire at a grocery store in tennessee sending shoppers and workers running for their lives. some hiding inside freezers. this employee rescued from the roof. and this morning, the icu nurse who was there on scene joins us

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