santa clara da says he is facing those charges due to the fire that he is accusedf committing that caused millions in damage. that fire also could have been deadly. the suspect now faces seven counts of grand theft and three counts of petty theft on top of that arson charge. the district attorney's office says that he stole from a bass pro shop that saturday april 9 and then made his way to the home depot. districts attorney said that he also tried to steal from that home depot store. >> he lit the fire from the home depot and then tried to leave the store with the cart containing stolen tools. he was stopped by a home depot employee and fled in another persons car. >> is the home depot is burning to the ground, he said he went to a macy's in the east bay to continue his theft spree. amazingly, no lives were lost for injured.

the store itself is a total loss. the da says the stores reporting 17 million dollars worth of stolen it -- destroyed inventory. national officers with the bureau of alcohol and tobacco and firearms. >> they arrested him on friday, april 15, less than two weeks after his horribly reckless and criminal behavior. >> the district attorney's office and san jose fire department are still going to not -- still not going to specifics on the how he started the fire and if he used sums of chemical. they did say that the area that he set the fire had combustible items. another question that is still gone unanswered is the status of the sprinkler and alarm systems in the building. on that, the fire chief only had this to say. >> we are still working to establish exactly what the status of the fire protection systems were in the building did . >> a lot of questions that are

still waiting to be answered. he was in court today and assigned a public defender. these expect it to come back to court on june 1 at 130. if he is convicted, santa clara d.a. says that he faces 14 years to life in prison with chance at parole. larry: we have developing news in san francisco where two police officers and one retired officer are now under arrest accused of tampering -- tampering with evidence. retired officer is charged with unlawful possession of a machine gun after he was allegedly found with a firearm that was missing from evidence. they are accused of concealing or destroying evidence including flushing drugs down the toilet. the department says all three voluntarily surrendered today. a man is in custody after a wild chase that started in sonoma county and ended in west oakland. sky 7 eight will find this pursuit and at one point the truck's tailgate almost fell

off. it dragged on the ground as he sped through neighborhoods. the night -- driver narrowly missed hitting a bicyclist turning the corner. not long after that the driver pulled over and ran toward an intersection and then turned around when he saw a police car. they say the man was initially pulled over for speeding and stopped. then he sped off before he was ticketed. ama: san mateo police have made to arrest in connection with a 2020 homicide. they are calling it a revenge killing good to mentoring custody for the death. they took one of the suspects into custody in hawaii. the other man was found in north carolina. the man was killed in a shooting in front of their home in 2000 lenny. >> not only were the suspects lying in wait to commit this murder, they appear to have carried it out without any concern for public safety.

investigators say that the killing was retaliation for an arson that took the life of an 85-year-old san mateo woman a year earlier. larry: to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic of a new mask rules in effect. travelers facing confusion with the tsa no longer enforcing face coverings on planes and airports. some local officials still require them. abc news reporter reena roy breaks on what this means. >> mask confusionasewulions ppip leaving americans with a lot of questions. >> do you think it will cause a lot more confusion? >> absolutely. >> tsa no longerks lanes and they are no longer required another mass transit. >> asks will be optional this evening for all crew and passengers. >> travel all the time for work and i do not have to worry about this anymore.

>> they said that the cdc exceeded its authority. >> this is a disappointing decision. the cdc continues to recommend wearing a mask on public transit. >> getting from point a to point b will get -- become look at it. bound to face a variety of roles in their journey. policies to bedding a state, city, and mode of transportation. for example, on monday city of philadelphia reinstating the mast mandate. this still holds in some parts of the airport. if you're in a tsa line, they will not enforce it and in-flight it is up to each airline. united, american, southwest, jetblue, and alaska airlines all dropping their mask requirements. when it comes to buses, subways, and trains, they have their own rules, too. >> some conductors are telling us that we have to wear them and so on the way and they had to tell me that we had to wear a mask ill. >> all of this coming at a time when the -- more than half of the u.s. is seeing a rise in more cases from subvariant to

ba.2. larry:ocal transit agencies? right now local transit is requiring masks. masks -- masks are optional on amtrak. a possible announcement today about local transit agencies. ama: uber and lift announce they will no longer require masks for writers or drivers. spoke to drivers who are reacting to the change just a day after a federal judge voided the federal mast mandate transportation. >> masks are no longer required insight uber or left in the front row seat is now open. no social is required in that aspect. to drivers who have conflicting viewpoints. both drivers will continue to do

is rolled on their windows for more airflow. derek has been an hoopa driver for five years. this morning we broke the news to him that drivers and passengers are no longer required to wear a mask. >> it is a serious safety issue. i do not care to where this mask, but i will wear it if it is going to keep me somewhat safe. >> to him, wearing a mask could be this difference between staying's healthy and being very ill. he got covid from a family member and was hospitalized for four days. >> i am concerned, i do not want to catch that again. it is not good. i have underlying health issues. >> uber and lift record removed the mask requirements to david after a federal judge voided the mast mandate on transportation derek is vaccinated and boosted. he wants uber to consider requiring passengers to be vaccinated. >> i am required to be vaccinated and then make them be

required to wear this mask. as simple as that. >> we drove to walnut creek to meet edgar. he drives for both uber and lyft. >> i am super happy. i am very happy inside because this means that everything is getting >> back to normal. > -- are you concerned about getting covid? >> i have my booster. of course i am concerned. >> in a statement, driver said that they can decline trips. we have always encouraged drivers to cancel trips if they don't feel safe canceling a trip for safety reasons does not count against a drivers cancellation rate. lyft had a similar statement that said in part, anyone who wants to continue wearing a mask is strongly encouraged to do so. as always, drivers or writers

can decline to accept or cancel any ride. even though teri and edgar have different views on the mast mandate, they both agree on one thing. >> if they can request vaccinated passengers to show proof of vaccinations, that would be great. >> when we met edgar this morning, he had driven 15 people and said that one of those 15 wanted to keep wearing their mask he said he is willing to compromise and where his mask again to make sure that passengers continue to feel safe. in the newsroom, -- ama: it is a beautiful day today and you can see lots of sun and these abc news seven tower cam spin more rain is headed our way. spencer: getting a bit breezy. here's a look at our surface wind speed. here's the calm winds ahead of the storm. there's a storm headed our way.

for tomorrow, through friday, we expect periods of scattered showers and occasional downpours. rainfall totals about a quarter inch to about three quarters of an inch. it will be gusty a time so here's what the forecast has to say. at which point, the rain will stop during the next few hours after that leading up to noon, we expect the rain to sweep southward to eastward. will be mainly north event until the afternoon and then the rain will spread to other parts of the bay area. it will continue until we see periods of rain through tomorrow night through thursday and into friday. starto down avg us with a pretty good dose of rainfall, three quarters of an inch in the wettest locations. a look at the complete accuweather forecast in just a few more minutes. larry. larry: still snow on the sierra, but chain controls are no longer in effect on interstate 80 over donner summit. some driver still heads trouble with a slip -- snow and -- think

controls could return. ama: the drought and the states response. the hydro-election contest plant >> we are asking the legislature for net of recorders of a billion dollars, likely more. we are moving aggressively, remarkable team, let us out of the last drought. we are in the third year of this new drought is run by all of us to be more creative and likable. ama: last week, the governor announced the extension of the campaign to encourage california to use less water. larry: including mandatory restriction spin racial profiling, a store owner said he was targeted by police. a transplant, two brothers traded within 24 hours of each other. the amazing life stamp -- life-saving procedures and not

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solved cold case in santa clara county. the victim of a 1993 killing as patricia skip holtz. she was found among highway of 152. in 2006, serial killer dubbed the happy face killer admitted to killing her. her identity was not discovered

until this year. first time the sheriff's office has used the technology to identify a jane or john doe. >> >> there is nothing like being able to give closure to a family who has been waiting for several years to find out what has happened to their family member. ama: happy face killer got his name from the happy face that he drew on letters to the media. he claims to have killed more than 100 people. eight victims have been confirmed and he is serving a life sentence in oregon prison. >> you are in a location you have never seen before. larry: an intense interaction between a store owner and police. the owners of a clothing store who say that they were racially profiled. they have reached a settlement with tiburon. as abc seven news anchor reports, that settlement includes changes to help prevent police misconduct. >> we are not begging, we are

demanding. ama: >> nearly two years since they said that they were racially profiled by police while working inside their own store in tiburon. the couple announced they have reached -- they have announced that they will pay 150,000 dollars and make substantial changes that they'll make the ups to -- upscale community a more inclusive place for everyone. >> this is not just about us. this is about every single black and brown person that comes into the tiburon community. at comes into the belvedere community. >> this is regular business hours. >> the incident happened in late august of 2020. we were working late it up -- late night in a clothing sorbent tiburon police approached the store and demanded the prove they were the owners. the situation diffused when a white neighbor yelled out that they were indeed the owners. body camera and cellphone video if the interaction went viral and it led to the police chief and one of the police officers to resign. >> in addition to increasing

police training, they have also agreed to create a community advisory board. members will be allowed to help that candidates for the police department. they will also be part of that board. the couple were joined at their announcement today by paul the activist who alleged that they were lowballed have a million dollars during their home appraisal process because they are black. incidents like this happen more often than people realize. >> there so much work that we can do. in order to make sure that this place is really truly a melting pot. >> since their interaction with police, they have received threatening messages. one person questioning why these black mannequins. they are happy with the outcome and hopeful but it will lead to real change. >> we are doing some thing substantial and will help tiburon. it will hopefully be an example for the rest of the united states. >> in tiburon, liz, abc7news. ama: nurses and other

health-care workers who walked up the job say that they have been locked out from returning to work. they held a one-day strike at 15 facilities to protest staffing and safety concerns. those workers were told by hospital officials they cannot go back to work for five days until they are have were placement workers that are done. they say it is not a lockout. when the union threatens a strike, we must make plans. art of that planning is securing staff to replace nurses and those replacement contracts provide the assurance of five days. larry: the runoff election to fulfill the seat vacated is taking place today. current san francisco supervisor is squaring off against former supervisor david campos in the race for district 17 c. a senior reporter with our media partner says this could be another really tight race. >>n another talk about these candidates having really similar ideologies when it comes to policy. it is really like a popularity contest which is by definition, a campaign is.

with him really having less negatives in public perception, that could play in his favor. larry: the two candidates could face off again in a matter of months because there is a primary in june and in the general election coming up in a loop -- november. ama: had some rain overnight. are we likely to get more because it it looks pretty nice right now. spencer: we are definitely likely to get more rainfall over the next few days and into the end of the week. enjoy the dried us right now because it will not last very long. here's a look at what is going on. live view. showing no rainfall here right at the moment be at here is a live view from the tower. san francisco, here's where larry is currently mid cities in oakland and san jose. a cool 57 at half moon bay. you puffs of cloud up to the north there with skies mainly blue at the moment been 62 degrees at the moment.

mid 60's at napa and liverpool -- here's a view from mount 10 looking down onto the baby had skies learn to be much cloudier in the coming hours get these are forecast features with increasing clouds overnight. rain arrives with light rainwead unsettled weather into friday view i should add that the surface about what -- rough right now. wave heights are growing with waves breaking 18 feet. here is our overnight forecast. clouds will increase rather significant way by about 5:00 tomorrow morning. rain will hold off for little while. overnight lows emerges to be mainly in the mid to upper 40's and highs tomorrow as the rain approaches will range from upper 50's the coast to mainly mid to upper 50's. up to 70 in the inland east bay but cooler in the north bay with clouds and rain. keeping those temperatures down. the approaching storm ranks one

of the storm affect scale from tomorrow morning through friday afternoon with scattered showers. occasional downpours, rainfall totals a quarter of an inch to about three quarters. forecast animation by tech octomom winning, that rain spread through the north bay pushing southward and eastward. hitting all parts of the bay area by tomorrow night. continuing terrain from time to nine through thursday and into friday. the wet couple of days coming our way at a little bit of snow will fall as well over the sierra. rainfall totals will range from a quarter of an inch to about three quarters. most locations probably be under half an inch good that is a much-needed and beneficial rainfall. here the accuweather. 70 forecast, each day the storm activity will rank only one on the storm impact scale. late friday, some partial impacting. much warmer weather on sunday and monday. to purchase up around 80 degrees in the end -- inland areas. then we can partly cloudy skies

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michael finney now here with your look at today's headlines. >> >> starting with mercedes-benz, the automaker is recalling more than 120 6000 vehicles because of a backup camera could malfunction. recall affects sedans and suvs from auto years 2018 through 2021. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, a software issue could prevent the backup camera issue -- image from being displayed. see if your camera is affected, visit the website or contact mercedes-benz customer service. apple today released its 2022 environmental progress report. it says nearly 20% of all

material used in apple product during 2021 was recycled. apple hopes to end the use of packages -- plastic and packages to be completely carbon neutral by 2030. they also introduce their newest recycling machine. the machine shreds electronics and separates magnets from audio modules and recovers of rare earth elements for recycling later. it is a tough year for netflix in its burning report today. the streaming company said it lost 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter of 2022. it expects to lose even more. part of the problem it says is password sharing, around 100 million households do not pay for the service. they say they lost 700 thousands of strivers shutting down its service in russia. their report shut the shock down

larry: how many still your password? >> i remember doing report on this and i could not get any company to say that they cared about password sharing. not at the time. they certainly care now. ama: green day will be one of the headliners at outside lands this year. the san francisco music festival announced its headlines today. ama: outside lands is happening august 5 through seventh in golden gate park. they go on sale tomorrow morning. the presale sold out in 30 minutes last week. larry: got all excited. new improved booster. what a new covid-19 shot would mean for you. also got the scoop on changing mask and eight with abc7news contributor.

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americans to make their own decisions about making -- wearing masks on planes. larry: my dennis has his new and improved booster shot designed for the beta variant works better than its original vaccine experts hope it will be available by the fall. ama: the cdc says a new subvariant is gaining traction in the u.s.. it is an offshoot of vat which is been the dominant variant for the last month. larry: joining me now to talk

all things covid, -- we don't we call it over on any mortgages, ba.2 and all the variants to come after it. >> we have almost gotten used to all of the variance in subvariants and all of that become accurate. it is very unfortunate because it tells us we do not necessarily know will happen next. larry: we know one thing that is happening next is the mask mandates are being lifted because of a federal judge saying it is time to do away with this. you are shaking your head so what is your opinion because a lot of people have decided we have had enough of covid and this is it. >> it is unfortunate that affiliate people are being forced into a choose your own adventure based on your own individual risk because it feels a little insensitive to those who are immunocompromised and children under the age of five. if someone has a severe peanut allergy and people -- people do not write about it. no one cares. if people say that, people will say probably not. we want to see a couple more weeks of data and see what ba.2

will do and reevaluate them data. it's not that far away. the troubling thing is that one judge in one state was able to overturn this. even companies like delta are calling this an ordinary seasonal virus. it is not ordinary and deftly not seasonal yet. larry: what you think this means for cdc long-term? this is one random judge and one random state that could overturn everything. >> i think the cdc, fda, white house, i think there should be more transparent communication about this decision. why are they appealing it and not appealing it? not only for the next their answer next surge but the next pandemic. we are in a crisis right now when it comes to public trust owg tn e agencies and people that has to be fixed moving forward. a little bit was march 2020 bear and are eons beyond that. i am being optimistic and keeping calm right now. larry: much of america has

decided covid is a thing of the past. you mentioned the note from delta. there are 25 million people in lockdown in shanghai. they would probably beg to differ that covid is a thing of the past. >> absolutely. what is happening in china and shanghai specifically is horrific in terms of what the citizens are going through. but also, it is a little unreasonable to approach a zero covid policy. that is not something that is realistic here either. i resent when people look at how public health guidelines and say we will never achieve zero cases. that is not the intention. the intention is to reduce severe illness and protect everyone equally. larry: along those lines of increasing production, modernity's announced that there booster, new and improved, what does it mean and how is a new and improved? when you're talking about all of the variance, yeah, you brazenly for a variant here, blew her down the road here now. >> is important to know here that it does show protection

against all variance. new booster that they just released the trial data, it is a bivalent vaccine meaning it has a little bit of beta and a little bit of the ancestral sars two. that shows a robust response to -- mahout what it doesn't shows how it works head-to-head with other boosters. they are planning a go forward with a to look at that. having it is important that these trials are happening now because we do know that the fda's committee to look at vaccine safety is going to look at and reevaluate what we have to do in the fall this summer. many trials that are looking at bivalent vaccines and omicron specific ones, combined once at the flu, this have to be happening now. larry: they are taking place, and assuming they get approved, you just have to get people to take them. which is another huge hurdle. thank you for coming in, good to see you. ama: in san francisco, health care professionals are asking city officials to make jfk drive car free permanently been

they delivered copies of a letter signed by more than 70 health care professionals in support of car free jfk drive. they say banning cars on the one and a half mile street is a critical piece of public health and per structure. they'll vote on this date of the space one week from today. a woman comes home to find all of her belongings are gone. they were thrown in the trash. it wasn't these that did this. how all of that stuff ended up (music throughout)

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four. renters are losing confidence of a wherever -- ever be able to own a home. 42of rente exct own home at some point in the future. 42% bed that is down from 51% in 2021. high prices are the driving factor here. 22% plan to buy a home but view renting is a better financial decision assuming you can find a place with reasonable rent. they are going up just as the home prices are. >> the demand and inflation have driven rent up and of course, the tax exemptions are thant ed t for owning a home but there are financial benefits to owning a home. there are is also a psychological benefit to owning a home. there's different level to owning a home. it is a difficult calculus these kinds of days.

with interest rates rising, it makes acquiring a home even more challenging. larry: when you think about looking at your grandkids, you have to think about, how much money will they need to make and save in order to own or rent? spencer: i have been taking about out already and how much will it take for them to go through college first of all and will that chew up everything that has been saved before they go to college and then will they come out of school and look to start the career and looking for a place to live and will they even with the dream of owning a distance, will being able to afford an apartment be a challenge? ama: nebraska woman came home to her apartment to find everything gone. the complex hired a company to clear out an apartment i guess what, he removed everything from of the items are ther belongings were there but of course many were ruined. the clothes, to -- toys, and

food were covered by junk from the trash. the complex set any missing items will be replaced. they also gave her a $250 gift card. is that enough for you? larry: mistakes happen but this is a no-brainer kind of dumb mistake, but at least if they replace the items, but a $250 gift card, i am not sure that will get it done. what a terrible mistake in violation of her home. an honest mistake obviously, but just dumb. ama: the ones that they could not get back. >> we get those guys to come to my house? we are completely incapable of throwing things away the need to be thrown away. we will turn our backs mother do it they do. i have some rooms i have some rooms that could be worked on also. will bring about here.

just a shame though. can you imagine coming home and ks supposed to te. am did question that there were things still in the fridge and i look they someone was still currently living there? larry: moving on, the warriors trying to get a foot in the door at a business that has little to do with basketball. that is k popstar bam bam, an artist signed to golden state entertainment. the team, the warriors, they are launching this new company to tell stories through music and documentaries, bam bam performed his new single wheels up during the saturday playoff game. so what you think about this? the warriors, that is the core business. that is part of it as well and

they are kind of expanding as we go along here. larry: as you know, they spend a lot of time there. it is a brilliant move and they are expanding their base and their audience, one of the main reasons that they built that coliseum was so they could get into another business. it is least coliseum in oakland. now they are coliseum owners and that all the revenue from rock concerts and other things come in. it is another brilliant way for them to expand the brand and make a lot more money. >> hadn't realized the kapok was big -- i knew it was big in korea, but i did know is that they hear. anybody rocking to bam bam today? ama: there is a bts i like with coldplay. nothing about a universe.

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two siblings receiving kidney transplants within 24 hours of one another. ama: abc7news reporter spoke with siblings and their doctor and have their story. >> this is 11-year-old matthew. we met. this is 11-year-old carswell. we met. siblings who have a rare genetic condition called hyper oxo area. because of that, both in dire need of a new kidney. that was until recently been. >> we are finishing up dialysis and the doctor leans his head and with the phone pressed against his ear. he very casually dropped the hat

goes hey, do you want to kidney? i completely froze. >> after two years of diacarswe. >> so i go, what? do you want a kidney? yeah. yeah, i will take it. dad was on the other side of the room. i walk over there and i get this news and i am in disbelief. not really sure what i was feeling. all of the emotions coming all at one time had >> are you in pain, are you all -- are you ok? i've got a kidney offer. i think we had the same look of, oh my god. >> there is definitely like an hour and a half of just celebration. >> is exciting is that news was, it soon got even better for the siblings from antioch. >> while i am half waking up

from sleeping and being admitted, i hear her say, it is happening at, it is happening. i glanced over and said what? i couldn't understand anything. then the gears in my head started turning and i immediately got an adrenaline rush. >> a rush because another kidney had become available hours after the surgery. >> i went upstairs and talk to their parents and said why don't you bring matthew in said that he doesn't get jealous that his sibling got a transplant because he's gonna get 12. >> carswell was still recovering from the transplant with things began moving quickly for matthew. >> i went down to moving to matthew and translate was already there. i open the door and yelled it was happening and let's get up. >> then this priceless moment. >> sibling love and one of the

most challenging times yet. telling us that in the nearly 2000 transplants he has performed, he has never given to new kidneys to two siblings within a 24 hour. . the kidneys coming from deceased individuals in both the bay area and sacramento area who chose to be donors. >> kidney transplant equals freedom. >> you are changing the fate of at least eight people. with every part of that is donated. you are allowing me to go to college. i am able to walk pretty well, i am able to basically just be a kid, but careful. >> the doctor says so far so good. as the kidneys are functioning well with the hope that they will continue to do so for as long as possible.

in san francisco, j.r. stone, abc7news. what an amazing story and so awesome they were both able to get kidneys. if you are interested in becoming an organ donor, you can sign up the domain life california and we have a link for you at abc7news.com. ama: dispenser for one last check of the weather. spencer: clouds increasing tonight with temperatures increasing of the 40's for most of the b area. tomorrow through friday, we expect. the light rain and showers. an occasional downpour breezy at times. forecast animation starting tomorrow morning. rain will sweep down to the north bay and start -- through the afternoon, able stretch survey area. waiver rain will be followed by rain on thursday and thursday night into friday before the storm finally widens down.

basically about a quarter of next to the record is of an inch steps -- systems. a beach hazard statement for tomorrow night until late friday night there will be rough surf and the risk of waves. accuweather forecast. storm activity ranks only one on the storm impact scale through friday and then sunny and warmer over the weekend. ama: if talked a lot about those falcons at cal, but today is all about summer until hocks. in march, the marmalade to eggs and now both have hatched. second one just hatched late this morning. the family lives in a eucalyptus tree in san francisco's -- larry: a live look at the birds right now. this is from the raptor cam where you can see mom's sitting on top of her chicks keeping them warm. probably heard spencer's forecast and knows it will be raining and chilly, but there they are. there is mom. the chicks are there, too. it is the end of an era for a groundbreaking abc show. >> one of the things that we set

out to do was to talk about some of this stuff that is hard to talk about. talk about. ama: the impact black-ish m meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. talk about. ama: the impact black-ish m 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. tools that help protect. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. you are watching actual videos of the tesla full self driving technology as recorded by the drivers. from turning too tightly and hitting a pylon... [ expletive ] to swerving toward a pole. jesus. watch the bicyclist on the right almost get hit before the driver takes over.

sometimes it seems the tesla doesn't want the driver to take over. i'm trying. this driver had to hit the brakes when the tesla didn't understand a detour sign. ok. here it almost hit a truck. obviously, i had to take over. and here it swerves into an oncoming lane. look at that! often, the tesla doesn't know what it wants to do. what is it doing? or just doesn't know how to turn. jesus, oh my god! tesla's full self driving software for drivers and pedestrians, it's unsafe at any speed. tell congress to shut it down. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali... ..when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women or in men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective

at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, a change in your heartbeat, dizziness, yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, loss of appetite, abdomen pain, bleeding, bruising, fever, chills, or other symptoms of an infection, a severe or worsening rash, are or plan to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. avoid grapefruit during treatment. ask your doctor about living longer with kisqali. 7, judge steve harvey found by black-ish, and then black-ish a celebration to tell the truth attend. after eight seasons, more than 100 70 episodes, black-ish is

signing off tonight for the last time. also nominated for best comedy emmys four times. our sister station in new york has a look at the impact the show is made. >> it has been called a milestone in tv history. >> it is good to be a part of something that is moving the needle in the culture. >> black-ish has lived up to its original promise. >> i am going to be my family to be black, not black-ish, but black. >> one of the things that we set out to do was to talk about some of the stuff that is hard to talk about when it comes to race in america >> now determined not to overstay their welcome, they are -- the johnsons are bowing out. >> there are a lot of surprising moments in different topics that you would not expect them to talk about. they do, and i think the ending is going to be very shocking to everyone. >> we have watched them grow up on screen alongside miles brown.

and as they got older, tackle more adult subjects. >> was a big conversation starter for me and my family and to think that that could possibly happen for anyone else is very important for me. >> they moved into movies from black-ish and the show has given opportunities to others in front of, but also behind the camera. >> when you come onto our sets, you see a kind of diversity that is rare to see. >> the creator of the show deserves special praise for taking inspiration from its own family and coming up with a tv landmark. we exceeded our expectations, anthony anderson told the los angeles times. he pushed the culture forward and we did not shy away from anything. larry: you can catch the series finale tonight at 9:00. that will do it for this edition

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