>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> of the series! liz: the giants are waking up excited this morning. they shut out l.a. last night, and are looking to go up 2-0 today. it is saturday, october 9. you are watching abc seven news at 6:00 a.m., wherever you stream. let's get a check of the weather with lisa arden. lisa: it was a cool night last night for the giants, and we will do it all over again tonight. as you look offshore, there is some precip there, and into the santa cruz mountains, a system started to the north of us,

traveling right along the coast, bringing some very dry air. not a lot happening locally. the skies will clear quickly in the next hour and we will be left with a sunny and mild or afternoon. we are in the 50's for most and 40's in the north bay, and you notice we are looking at partly cloudy skies with good visibility. up or 70's by the delta, but by 4:00 by oakland and emeryville, it will be cool, breezier than average for most, but warmer weather for sunday and then we will talk about our fire weather watch. that's coming up. liz? liz: the historic series between the giants and dodgers continues today in san francisco. elise peña was at game one, where both fans and players were pumped up for the start of the season. >> beat

elise: the giants delivering a playoff win. >> giants won. giants won. you can't lose. elise: you have a dodgers sign right next to you. what do you want to say? >> these guys are my friends, but you already know it's dodgers in five. elise: the fans came to cheer the best teams in the league. >> it's really fun to be here and watch the giants beat them today. elise: what do you tell each other' at home, that you are going to come to the game and that it was happening in san francisco? >> we have been talking trash morning and night. i have been saying giants will

win, giants will win. he is saying giants suck, giants suck. elise: but i hope you will still love each other after this. >> oh, yeah. >> best friends. we talked trash all the time at one of us is going home crying. elise: who is that going to be? >> it's definitely going to be this guy. elise: the only tickets left? standing room only. those who couldn't make it to the park still found a way to be present during this historic series. how jealous of your sister are you right now? >> more mad than jealous right now. liz: and a masterful performance on the mound by logan webb. chris alvarez was at the park and has more on how the giants earned their win. chris: kris bryant, brandon crawford led san francisco to

the win, but logan webb was dominant on the mound against the dodgers. he went 7-2, striking out 10, becoming the fourth giants picture with 10 strikeouts or more in their first postseason game. >> it was the composure, the demeanor, the poise. the big stage. an incredible atmosphere. webbie channeled all of that into his performance tonight. >> he has an ability to get guys out in a lot of different ways, and that's a recipe for success, that's for sure. >> it's really cool. i feel like i keep saying this, but you kind of dream of these moments growing up as a player. just to be able to be a part of it and do it is something that is special for sure. chris: larry beil will have complete highlights of this game, coming up later and sports. the giants have a 1-0 series

lead. game two tonight, first pitch here at oracle. back to you. liz: and the giants weren't the katerom events toes went on the marina to the mission district. >> it's my birthday and we have been coming since 1982. kate: for 39 years, fleet week has been a birthday party. happy birthday! the same group, the same bench, and the same picnic. >> i looked at my backpack, and i said yeah. all the food and booze will fit in there and it has rollers, so we are good. kate: and it comes with the noise. >> look for us every year. they waved at us, i am telling you. kate: but last year, the pandemic paused their party. this year's flybys came with

some extra motion. >> i got the chills. i wanted to cry because i feel so patriotic. kate: also a lot of navy guys e out with us. it's the giants -- we moved here last year under quarantine, so this is our first leet week experience. that sounds fun. kate: how does the jets sound to you? >> scary. kate: staff sergeant eric gonzales is in town from pendleton here. >> you make long-lasting friendships through fleet week as well, so it's awesome to be a member of san francisco for the six days we are here. >> it's so awesome. honestly, i haven't felt this much pride in our country in a while. kate: the owner of the civic gathering space manning is hosted the marines. it's the first time the fleet week event has moved away from the waterfront to the mission. >> this is the beating heart of

san francisco. every year they should come to the mission. kate: and it's only just begun. the festivities continue through the weekend. kate larsen, abc 7 news. liz: if you want to see more of this but from the comfort of your home, may be, head to our website, abc7news.com. we have the highlight of the airshow and the parade of ships you can watch. if you want to check out fleet week in person, the schedule of events is posted on our website. the warriors are hosting an open practice, tickets cost five dollars. they will get to see former warrior sean livingston before practice starts. if you are going, you must show proof of vaccination to go inside. proof of a negative covid test is required for fans 11 years and number. in the south bay, tonight's soccer match at paypal stadium has been called off because of the violence that the

earthquakes gave friday night. eight people were arrested at the stadium and surrounding parking lots. police say it might have started when a fan ran onto the field and punched quakes player. forforforforforforforforfor yesterday, lisa, it was freezing. it was so cold. lisa: it seems like overnight but we will be below average despite a warm up today. but we will be nice and sunny. the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow, than temperatures plummet, the winds kick up, and we are talking fire danger. we will have my full accuweather seven-day forecast, next. liz: plus, a high-rise hostage situation. video captures the moment a

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liz: welcome back, here is a live look from our roof camera, looking over the area this morning at 6:11. you will need your jacket this weekend if you are heading out. a suspect took a woman hostage this weekend after committing a series of crimes in los angeles, and is now dead. a warning, the video you are about to see might be difficult to watch. bystanders captured this video, and the suspect can be seen to -- seen holding a gun to the woman's head inside a high-rise on wednesday. the man committed at least four

crimes, including open a -- opening fire at a family and raising a 14-year-old boy before taking the woman hostage. a swat team entered the apartment and shot and killed the suspect. the woman was taken to the hospital and is expected to be ok, but a scary situation unfolding there. a big boost from governor newsom for bars and restaurants. to go cocktails are here to stay. business owners tell us that during the pandemic, those extra income streams kept them afloat. >> governor gavin newsom friday signing legislation that will give businesses that temporarily expanded to sidewalks and parking lots a grace period to apply for permanent expansion. >> we know the footprint for our business is going to be larger, which means we can hire more people without having to let them go again once we have them

removed. >> the move is in line with customers still feeling more comfortable dining outdoors. additional legislation will give restaurants, bars, breweries and wineries the green light to get sell alcoholic beverages to go through november 26. >> let's make it permanent. >> and while it is welcome news to most, one bar owner says thee demand for to go cocktails has completely gone dry. it's not the cocktails most most people want, it's the interaction. they were a temporary solution, but will not be the answer to get our industry back where it once was. but it's a start. it's one of the few silver linings it has had to offer the service industry. he calls it another rswnsork r?

>> the wait and see approach. we thought through covid -- fought through covid, we will fight through the winter. liz: and in covid-19 headlines, pfizer says it is ready to ship pediatric doses nationwide as soon as it gets the green light for kids five to 11. a mandate has been announced for city contractors, including those who work alongside public employees. the deadline to be fully vaccinated is the 31st. the majestic princess will soon sail through the golden gate, the first of 21 arrivals expected by the end of the year. andut other bay area counties, saying there was no benefit to an indoor mask mandate. >> none of the counties that have such a mask mandate showed

any benefit. all of them should have seen a reduction with disease and at most two weeks. none of them did. liz: other health officials strongly disagree with that. abc news reporter stephanie sierra has the story. stephanie: as most of the bay area inches closer to lifting last mandates, the county that never had one stands by its decision. >> why would we ever do that? stephanie: for months, he said requiring vaccinated people to wear masks did not make any sense, given county data did not support that is where transmission was occurring. this supports more than 10,000 cases more than 1000 -- per every 100,000 people, the highest in the state. stephanie: given what we know about how transmissible virusei how can yous be sure?

-- transmissible the virus is, how can you be sure? >> we do contact tracing, and every case we interview would say oh yeah, i went to a party and three other people were also sick. these illnesses are occurring in family and social gatherings. stephanie: it's unclear if the data to prove whether the virus is passing an indoor and -- environments is made available to the public. wouldn't you say it's better to be safe than sorry? >> that's a philosophy. not science. if this mandate made a difference, we should of seen evidence of it, and said, did counties who implemented it show a faster reduction in disease than counties that did not implement it? the answer is no. stephanie: other bay area health officers disagree. >> it didn't definitely have an effect. there was an increase in cases. stephanie: dr. mason says there

is no question there has been a benefit to an indoor mask mandate, but the success cannot be attributed to one intervention. >> there are many things going on here. stephanie: sonoma county's case rate did not reach the height of solano posey during the latest surge, but there have been more than 220 cases of viral spread traced to indoor events like restaurants and bars. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. liz: the first snow in the sierra was a welcome sight to many people, but the region is not out of the woods for the rest of the fire season. the caldor fire is still burning, but is 96% contained. >> things are still quite dry in that area. up in the sierra, people should be aware, even though there has been some precipitation, it is not thoroughlyz:the extreme drot

conditions, the small amount of moisture from the first snowfall is not enough to put out a fire. early next week, 50 mile-per-hour winds are expected, bringing a new round of fire danger. four people injured while fighting a fire in the sequoia national forest have been released from the hospital. they were hit by a falling tree on thursday. a crew from vallejo fire are the ones that came to their aid. the department released this photo, saying these four firefighters are also trained paramedics. they climbed a steep hill and rushed to help those who were hurt. and pg&e is warning of a potential public safety power shut off in 14 california counties, including areas of napa, sonoma, and solano nd with peak gusts from 35 to 50 miles per hour. pg&e says the blackouts are necessary to keep the fires from starting.

this coincides w weather watch. lisa, it has been so cold, it's hard to think it is still fire season. lisa: yesterday, they had rain in san diego, encinitas. they had rain in the sierra nevada, but we were skipped over. some rain in half moon bay and pacifica as a system skirts bias right now this morning -- by us right now this morning, allowing for a whole lot of nothing out there. you see the moisture offshore, a little bit of mist, but not a lot of cloud cover. it takes about an hour and the clouds get swept away, so it will be a sunny day. breezy days kick up again, warmer for your sunday. it's beautiful out there, 51 comment where we have a little bit of that missed in half moon

bay, 56 in san francisco, 53, oakland, 52 in morgan hill, and a cool 46 -- 47 santa rosa. how about 45 in novato, 48 in napa and fairfield, where the winds will get breezy over the next few days there. not so much today, but it will get windy in our inland valleys as we get into sunday, monday and tuesday. partly cloudy this morning, a little mist and drizzle along the shoreline. sunnier and drier days today, tomorrow the warmest day, and here is the fire weather watch. winds dry out the atmosphere, below 20%, even below 5% in some areas. those winds will work their way down to the surface through

tuesday. here's today, 3:00 in the afternoon -- it's breezy downtown once again, so upper 60's will feel a little bit cooler. as we look at your overnight hours, the winds will dial back. look at whatapns as we g late sunday -- you will notice that's when we are under the red flag warning. wind from 40 to 50 miles per hour and then they move over the entire bay. we will be watching that for you as they continue into monday and then by tuesday, things should quiet down. here's a look at the numbers today. mid 70's, upper 70's for our inland valleys. a couple of cool days, the low 80's will arrive by next week after that wind event. so sunny for the air show, warmer for your sunday, and highs ranging from the low 60's to mid 70's in concord. ebony three in santa rosa, 70 in napa, so a comfortable day.

tonight, 57, 57, 57 inning for the giants. highs today will be below average. we warm up tomorrow, windy monday and tuesday, and will look for temperatures to warm back up thursday and friday. but be on high alert for those northerly winds. liz: we really are, lisa. just ahead, if you are looking for flights for the holidays, thinking about buying right now. when airlines are expected to i'm susan and i'm 52 and i live in san francisco, california. i have been a sales and sales management professional my whole career. typical day during a work week is i'm working but first always going for a run or going to the gym. i love reading. i love cooking healthy. it's super important to me. i was noticing that i was just having some memory loss. it was really bothering me. so i tried prevagen and it started to work for me. i wish i had taken prevagen five or ten years ago. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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liz: welcome back. trevor all joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up on good morning america. >> up next, the push to get kids vaccinated. the potential timeline for a rolled out of pediatric covid-19 shots, as news comes around the country about an

inflammatory disease linked to covid-19. and how much prison time are these fathers facing in the varsity blues scandal? and finally, college game day. the sooners and the longhorns coming face-to-face at the texas state fair. liz: ticket prices went down a bit with the increases of the delta variant, but they are on their way back up with the massive increase in holiday travel expected. geo many tas has more from newark airport. gio: we are looking at flights during the holidays more than any other time. united airlines tells us it plans to fly 3500 domestic flights in december, every single day. that's almost as many flights in the air as there were back in 2019. for a little perspective, april 2020 -- at the start of the pandemic, very few passengers were flying. 649 flights a day. when you look at flight

searches, united is seen 16% more searches than before the pandemic. florida and ski resorts are the top destinations this winter. you better buy those tickets right now, because our friends at hopper tell us that after halloween, thanksgiving ticket prices could jump 40%. what about those vaccine mandates for airline workers -- will that impact the holiday travel? give us headaches and delays and things like that? united was the first to mandate those vaccines. 99% of the staff got the vaccine. some of the other airlines, they are just now implementing that, and experts really believe that most of the employees will end up getting the shot. geo bonita has, abc news, newark national airport. liz: and combined the muppets and the haunted mansion together and you have a new movie, the muppets haunted mansion. we got a chance to interview two of the film's stars.

>> gonzo, you go to disneyland, you are at the haunted mansion, and the whole challenges -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,a,a,a, , whoa! it's the real haunted mansion. >> so it's not disneyland, but you spend the night there and are trying to survive the evening. gonzo, in the past -- >> i'm looking at you in the -- and you didn't even tighten your tie. >> we had a premiere last night and things went a little long. >> pepe went clubbing. liz: disney is the parent company of abc seven. still to come on abc 7 mornings, role reversal. california is the first state that will allow some adult kids

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a gorgeous view here of san francisco, where you can see some clouds in the distance. 53 in oakland, 42, san jose, chilean morgan hill, and the golden gate bridge there, in the 40's from napa nevada through santa rosa, and fairfield with 52 in concord, 54 in livermore. 9:00, we got sunshine, upper 50's for most. noontime, 60's inland, mid-60's along the coast, but the numbers will all be a bit below average. we will see highs in the mid to upper 70's inland. the fog stays away tonight and we have a sunny and warmer sunday, but northerly winds drying out our atmosphere sunday night. we will talk more about that, coming up. liz: lisa, thank you. four years ago, wildfires, including the tubs fire, ripped

through the north bay, costing billions of dollars in damage and destroying more than 8900 homes. our reporter revisited the area and found rebuilding is still a work in process. >> chaos unfolding the night of october 8, 2017, when a monster wildfire surrounded much of northeastern sonoma county. there were mass evacuations, including kaiser hospital in santa rosa. patients wheeled away from the flames. >> police went through this neighborhood, ordering everyone to evacuate. i reported on the event alongside photographer jackie sissel. the entire event was unreal for both of us. completely gone. we turned the corner and looked at each other and it was just the point you couldn't believe what your eyes were seeing. this is what the road looked like back then. here's what it looks like today. >> it was shocking. it was hard to absorb. >> tom's house was one

destroyed in sonoma county. he has since rebuilt. in the ashes, he found the wedding rings, including his wife's. she passed away before the fire. bells t t t t t ceremony, to remember 24 lives lost in the fire. four years later, 85% of homes that were destroyed have been rebuilt, which is good news, but 15% of folks are struggling to get back home. >> this is our master bedroom. >> red tape red tape red tape re delay have made things tough. >> when it's burning in one area, it's really hard to find the people and the manpower you need to rebuild. >> santa rosa assistant fire marchal paul newmanthal,

who lost his home in the fire, has learned. to it, the way we educate about it, and we are in a better place than we were in 2017. >> the community moving forward, now stronger. in santa rosa, abc 7 news. liz: millions of elementary school children may be weeks away from getting their first dose of the pfizer-covid-19 vaccine. ty hernandez has the details on that. of children in line for the vaccine. if the fda authorizes the pfizer shots for five to 11-year-olds after the october 20 sixth review, the cdc could give the final light as early as november 3. the pfizer vaccine for children is expected to ship immediately after that.

>> now that we know millions of people have received this vaccine, i think we feel a lot more confident in the safety of the vaccine. >> right now, the number of pediatric covid cases is falling, but experts say the risk lingers. even while, as the number of new cases falls from coast to coast, states including montana, alaska, and west virginia are still dealing with big surges. >> we are an 18 bed emergency department, and at one point today, 14 of those 18 beds were covid positive patients. our i see you is full. we had a few people who needed i see you, so had to find a way to transport them to different facilities. >> vaccination efforts continuing across the country. federal officials say 400 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine have been administered, and spirit airlines is the

latest carrier to announce a vaccine mandate for employees. the airline said to announce the specifics soon. by hernandez, abc news, new york. liz: california is the first state that will allow some children to add parents into their insurance plans. governor newsom signed the act earlier this week. adults must rely on their children for 50% of total support. it only applies to people who buy their health insurance on the individual market. the law won't go into effect until 2023. a federal appeals court is allowing the state t resume banning most abortions. the state appealed to the fifth u.s. circuit court, and the court granted the states request. the law allows private citizens to sue anyone who assists so woman in obtaining an abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected. the u.s. coast guard has released new details until last

week's oil spill in the county. many ship anchors could have struck and destroyed the pipeline. officials estimate the size of the spill is lower than initially stated and could range from 25,000 gallons to 131,000 gallons. a judge has thrown out a lawsuit over subways tuna sandwiches, but did not make any determination about whether the tuna is real. the plaintiffs in the case from the alameda county area had alleged the sandwiches did not include actual tuna and subway was committing fraud. that misrepresention bywever, subway.star trek fans are eagery awaiting the moment william shatner crosses over from fictional space to the real thing.

in a rocket built by blue origin. fans are excited by the news that he will finally blastoff. >> i think that he's awesome, getting ready at nine years old, to go into space. that's fantastic. i really love that -- 90 years old. that's fantastic. i really love that. liz: you will go into space with two other people. still ahead, we are weeks away from halloween, but retailers are setting their sights on christmas. how it could help make up for those covid comebacks. and here is a live look outside this morning, absolutely gorgeous.

so beautiful, taking a look over the bay as the sun comes up this morning. 6:38 on this saturday. we will check in with lisa when we come back.

liz: here's a live look from our roof camera this morning, a beautiful sunrise we are watching. the time is 6:41. happening today, the celebration of india and diwal bay area. there will be lots of live performances, food and drink, and a parade. festivities run from 9:00 to 5:00 on paseo parkway. and lisa, it should be warmer for people. lisa: just a little bit. check out this gorgeous shot of san josé, going for a high around 70. if you are by the coast, the wind is certainly a factor, but the warmest day, one of the warmer days will be tomorrow. 80's and the forecast, red flag warning -- we will have it coming up.

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liz: welcome back. here is a live look out there. you can see the roller coasters at the santa cruz boardwalk. i am sure a lot of people will be out there today and enjoying this october weather. let's talk sports -- the giants will try to take a commanding 2-0 lead over the dodgers and the national division series. oracle park. last night was a web gem for the giants. here is sports director larry beil with highlights in this morning's sports.

larry: the hit parade continued in game one of a national league division series against the dodgers, including including ing steve rice leading the "beat l.a." chan great difference here glove flipped backhand to crawford? they make this look effortless. and webb was so good, it was ridiculous. did not allow a run and strike outs -- 10? a pretty decent postseason debut. they got kris bryant for games like this. a loja means -- aloha goodbye. crawford grew

the dodgers. the giants winning this opening 4-0. >> being able to control the extra energy and nerves not only in this game, but the last game of the season. that has really taken it up a notch. >> two great teams who want this and are prepared for it. i definitely think the environment was where they wanted it to be today. larry: had 30. only three of 13 from deep, though. jordan poole, it looks like he is a splash brother. 28 points, 56 threes -- this is how they are going to play the

hit 20, and they win, 120-1 rookie trey lasswell make his first nfl start sunday in arizona. the question is whether he will have george kittle to throw three to. he is doubtful with a calf injury of his own. and sanford at arizona state -- asu is pretty good. higgins with a touchdown that tided up at 7-7. in and around elijah badger, goes 22 yards. asu rolls to victory, 28-10. that's a wrap on morning sports. we will see if the giants can do it tonight. a 6:0 seven start against the dodgers. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. liz: what a good friday night for so many people, but it was a chilly one, lisa. lisa: plenty of nights in the 40's. this little system, it flared

with us across the coast and not bringing any rain, with a drizzle around half moon bay and pacifica, but picked up a decent amount in the northern sierra, the southern sierra, and we brought rain to san diego. give us another hour or so, full sunshine out there. the windier day will be later on tomorrow and we will get a breeze at the coast. this is gorgeous from mount tam. a few low clouds and high clouds . 56, san francisco, 53, oakland. 50's in morgan hill, 51 in ill, moon bay. a gorgeous view from the exploratory him camera. 46 in novato, 48 in 48 in 48 inn fairfield, 52 in concord and livermore. look at this. a little bit of low clouds there, otherwise it will be a beautiful day, breezy at our

coast, so partly cloudy this morning. sunnier and milder today. this will be near overnight sunday into monday and tuesday. here is the highlighted areas for upper elevations through the east bay valleys, as we get into late sunday. northerly winds, a bit on the northeastern side. they are still going to be quite dry, allowing for the gust to hit over 40 miles per hour, may be 50 miles per hour, then the relative humidity drying out the atmosphere within hours to below 20%. today, 20 mile-per-hour winds plus, not too bad inland, but as we get into sunday night, that's early sunday, wind will kick up. this is overnight, right when we get into that red flag warning. 44 mile-per-hour winds atos

sntlent dblo t san cruz unins. gusty, even into tuesday, before the winds dial back. a beautiful autumn day today with mid-60's downtown in san francisco. 67, a lot of sunshine for fleet week. a gorgeous day with 75 in san jose, 78 in santa rosa, a couple degrees below average, but warmer than yesterday. low 70's in richmond for your sunday. into monday, the numbers drop off and tuesday, you will notice another cool day. that's when it's particularly windy. we will be at 70 in richmond, san mateo, and oakland with breezy winds at the coast. for tonight, a nice night starting out in the low 60's, upper 50's for the giants.

eay forecast will be into a lot of sunshine in the next two hours with upper 70's inland, low 70's around the bay, and looking at the gusty winds arriving late tomorrow night into monday and tuesday. we will be looking at cooler weather with the gusty winds and some 80's inland. liz: we will prepare for that. what a shift. thank you, lisa. the holidays could be a happier time for consumers, when covid last year impacted spending. they have seen their incomes rebound, and they have the money and confidence to spend it. we take a look at rising optimism for holiday shopping. >> what a difference compared to a year ago. retailers and consumers are optimistic about the upcoming holiday shopping season. why? because 67% in a new survey say their income has returned or exceeded re-pandemic levels.

nearly one in three plan to shop in stores on black friday, twice as many as last year. >> we have a lot of people saying, black friday is a bit of a sport and i am looking forward to getting it is stores on black friday to do some shopping and take-home products on that day. >> online product shopping will remain strong, but consumers need to prepare for potential shortages online and in stores, due to supply chain issues. >> would normally would take a very strong state for us to get has >> many expect to see a rebound from the pandemic downturn is re-vaccination rates raise confidence in socializing. >> many people are going toor sg

to spend more money. >> jewelry, travel, and games will be leading the way. >> we will wait at the door. we have a small, little shop. they will wait at the door and let other customers take care of their needs. >> david lowy, abc 7 news. liz: next, boo at the zoo. all the festivities happening at the oakland zoo for its annual halloween celebration. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes.

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friday, saturday and sunday this month. time to get those halloween costumes ready, lisa. lisa: right? the weather is feeling that way. i almost have a little rain, but we are looking at breezy winds along the coast, slightly warmer today, 73, santa rosa, 73 in san jose, and the accuweather seven-day forecast, a warmer day tomorrow and winds kick up late tomorrow into monday and tuesday for red flag warning. wind could gust up to 50 miles per hour, then we will warm it up thursday and friday, with a return to 80's inland. a gorgeous day today and tomorrow. liz: thank you. it's so pretty out there right now. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz, along with lisa arden. abc 7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. we hope to see you then. have a great day.

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