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the clock is running down on ukrainians seeking refuge at the southern border how bay area volunteers are helping out after a pandemic hiatus the butter and egg festival is back in petaluma this year why it remains a community staple while other local festivals shut down for good. i'm supposed to grate you with a look at rising spring temperatures. the accurate the forecast is coming up abc 7 news at 11. right now building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good evening. i'm jr. stone. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 a surprise announcement today from ukraine's president saying he'll meet tomorrow in kiev with the us secretary of state and secretary of defense so far the state and defense departments are declining to

comment and have not confirmed that but if the meeting happens the two would become the highest ranking us officials to meet with president zelensky in the war zone since russia's invasion began tonight troops are stepping up their assault on southern ukraine where the kremlin wants total control the south is important to putin because he would like to cut off ukrainian access to the sea of us all in the black sea and it's through those those seaports that ukraine has a lifelong an economic lifeline. russia is also unleashing new attacks on the port city of odessa, ukraine claims russia fired, six cruise missiles killing at least eight people including a three-month-old, baby. and as war intensifies in ukraine the us is expecting to welcome up to a hundred thousand refugees so far the majority of evacuees have entered through the southern border, but as of monday that's going to get a lot more difficult abc 7 news

reporter tara campbell has been following this story and joins us live tonight in the newsroom tara. yeah, jr. a few weeks ago. i spoke with a redwood city resident who is volunteering at the border at the time. she described it. as overwhelming and tonight you'll hear from a local nonprofit. also helping out describing the situation as unsustainable. you thousands of ukrainian refugees landing in? to mexico, but waiting to cross into the united states volunteers helping to provide everything from transportation and translations to food and shelter redwood city resident oya crashnik has been on the ground for several weeks. we spoke with her soon after her arrival. that's another ending chasing or chasing our tail trying to make sure that these people are have a place to sleep that's decently safe-ish the us is welcoming up

to 100,000 ukrainian refugees so far about 15,000 have arrived the majority through the southern border igor markov is a director with nova, ukraine a palo alto based nonprofit convenient side of the mexico route was the number of people were like and all right come monday. it's going to get more difficult. that's when a new program streamlining applications for ukrainian refugees goes into effect. it's ahe officlsl start turning evacuees away at the southern border, you know, they have to wait but in terms of paperwork and requirements, you know, it was and as rigorous as the new system the new system requires ukrainian refugees to have a financial sponsor in the us a citizen or ngo who can house and support them. i imagine people relatives in the us will have no difficulty with that. but of course people who and helps don't know anyone in the us. this will be an unsermountable

obstacle for them. but markov says. in border route unsustainable in a way. it was more lenient, but we didn't think it was sustainable. you know, tijuana is not the secure city. now if you are interested in sponsoring a ukrainian family your best bet at this point is to go to welcome dot us the nonprofit has launched an initiative to sign up 100,000 sponsors and you can find them online in the newsroom abc 7 news tara thanks so much if you want to help people and ukraine we've put together a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies. refugees it's it's on our websie abc7news.com/take action. in the east you're seeing baggies and baggies full of

fentanyl. that officers were covered the alameda county sheriff's office tweeted these photos today deputies say the pictures show more than 92 pounds of fentanyl confiscated at a drug lab in oakland and hayward narcotics task force saysorce says that's0 grams of one person was arrested. the coast guard and the san francisco fire department extinguished a boat fire in the san francisco bay. it happened between pier 27 and treasure island this afternoon. there are no reports of injuries and it is not clear. what caused the fire. what we are tracking new numbers on the coronavirus pandemic state data shows california's test positivity rate. has climbed nearly 48% in the past week the rise comes as a new variant of omicron makes the rounds san francisco's test posit. rate is climbed above 5% in the past week something many

infectious disease experts consider too high one bit of good news, california has administered more. scenes than any other state the governor's office estimates that we've prevented one and a half million infections and almost 20,000 deaths. bart meanwhile is officially moving forward with plans to institute a new masked mandate the transit agency announced today. the board will take up the issue at its meeting this coming thursday if approved it would be part of bart's code of conduct and make coverings mandatory through july 18th earlier in the week a federal court judge that is that struck down the mass requirement for public transportation and airplanes all of the bay area's transit agencies then followed the guidance from tsa to stop en. the mandate a san francisco chinatown favorite has closed its doors after nearly three decades in business today was the last day of operation for

washington bakery and restaurant. family-owned cafe was the chinatown staple for the last 27 years famous for its pineapple buns locals say they're sad to see it go. my husband has been coming to this establishment since he was a kid. it's sad and i'm gonna miss all of this like homestyle cantonese cookie that they have here. it's a testament to how much tradition is in chinatown and how much history we have. so it's means a lot to me that a bunch of customers came out early this morning too to do a one. send off for this restaurant. washington baker and restaurant posted on instagram that it's lease was coming to an end. so the space was sold. it'll be taken over by hans one tons house known for its wonton soup. there's no word yet on when that will open. in the north bay after a pandemic hiatus petaluma's butter and egg festival is back this weekend and better than ever. it has managed to survive sadly.

that's not the case with the gilroy garlic festival, which has gone for good abc 7 news reporter. tim johns was in petaluma this afternoon. the streets of petaluma were and so excited and delighted i've been i couldn't even sleep last night because i was so excited to be here today after the pandemic induced break the event was back in full swing this year. it feels normal. this weekend's event marks the festival's 39th year running a celebration of the city's rich agricultural heritage. 1848. san francisco only had about and after the gold defeated them which is is how petaluma became very very wealthy. and well-known, but while the butter and egg festival is thriving once again in other parts of the bay area separate festivals are having a different phasehe gilr bay area staple rey

announced that it would be closing its doors for good all the more reason people and vendors alike. say festivals like this one are important to preserve. we saw a lot of people today that have shop for us for a long time and we're really appreciative of that because of opportunities like this are a lot of our vendors here get to grow and expand and grow their networks have other people learn about our businesses and it's just such a beautiful opportunity not just for themselves, but also for future generations to come we feel lucky. we just hear really lucky because we're walking distance away and then she gets to just come experience this and we get to experiences amazing in petaluma tim johns abc 7 news. fun times out there. well knew at 11 stanford nurses have scheduled a bargaining session for tuesday with the hospital, but it appears for now that they still will be going on strike on monday on the union's website. it says it is committed to

avoiding a strike but must address the issues that important to its members the nurses are seeking wage increases along with bonuses and mental support if there is a strike 5,000 nurses would be on the picket line come monday morning. still head on abc 7 news at 11 a call to action to save our planet a look at the local events today held to protect the earth and a little later a dramatic rescue as seen through the eyes of a firefighter watch as they save the life of a toddler. i'm such a christian looking at a surge of spring warmth and and ongoing dry spell. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11. ♪ pop it like it's hooooot. pop it like it's hot.♪

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back. well yesterday was officially earth day and to keep pillar of building a better bay. area is addressing environmental issues and climate change. there are all sorts of events this weekend. lost the bay area to mark earth day abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard explains that in some communities. this earth day is a chance to take stock of how climate change is affecting the planet.earth dl is back on valencia street after a two-year pandemic pause green businesses on display from solar to those who plant trees all food vendors have gone vegan being around the community with a lot of people who are the same thing promoting veganism for others earth day weekend is a call to action to protect the planet. it's more than just a celebration. it's a teaching and it's a day for activism climate change is moving the needle and changing the conversation. it just means a chance to think about how we can take little

tiny steps to prevent climate change to be more responsible. it's a lot of the trash and marin city the linda mixon and her kids were picking up trash for an earth day community-wide cleanup. i enjoy doing it because our kids can actually play safe outside without putting things in their mouth especially for the little ones. others were helping demolish and ag. gate park, which had become hazardous community pride at work here star for the change right here. everything got to look better to get better. but earth day is also a tough reminder how climate change is affecting the bay area and the west with hotter summers bigger wildfires and longer prolonged droughts. down we always had. seen flow now we see that sometimes.

stop flowing professor ruhe says as a society. we need to adapt to future that may have less water in managing existing reservoirs and dams and a more forward-thinking way can be a part of that adaptation and a challenge for water agencies. i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news and we have a full library of abc 7 climate watch coverage on our abc 7 bay area streaming app including eight lesser-known ways to conserve your family's water find the app on roku apple tv, amazon fire or android tv just scroll down to the climate watch section. a new exhibit commemorating the life and career of the legendary bruce lee just opened tonight in san francisco. we are bruce lee under the sky one family. it's being shown at the chinese historical society of america in chinatown. lee was born in san francisco in 1940 and grew into an international star the exhibition features custom artwork rare artifacts and handwritten letters.

bruce lee left a mark here. he came in he did nothing like anybody ever expected somebody to do, you know, he changed the world. time and exhibit filled with bruce lee memorabilia has been held in san francisco. the exhibition is open wednesday through sundays joined right now by spencer christian. that's one exhibit. i think i could get into i think i could too look actually, you know, we all want to be like exactly don't want to learn more about him as well. exactly. well with that exhibit, let me tell you what's going on with the weather, you know this afternoon the evening we had some strong gusty winds, but right now things are calming down a bit. we've got light winds and even collins across much of the bay area under mainly clear skies, but we have a beach hazard statement that will be in effect from tomorrow morning through tomorrow evening the long period as well has developed that will produce dangerous swimming and surfing conditions and then increase risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. so bear that in mind if you're down along the coastline. here's the live view from sutro tower looking out over san

francisco where it's 52 degrees right now. we have 54 in oakland and mountain view in santa clara, san jose 57 and 50 degrees at half moon bay lovely view from the east bay hills camera. looking westward back along the bay bridge 52 degrees up north and santa rosa right now petaluma down to 48 now for 49 51 at fairfield in livermore concord 59 degrees, and this is our view from our rooftop camera at abc 7. looking back across the embarcadero, and these are our forecast. will be partly cloudy overnight if you high clouds and a little patchy fog developing near the coast sonny and mild to warm tomorrow and monday. day, and we can expect a slightly cooler pattern midweek and the dry pattern will continue so overnight. this is what we can expect a few high clouds passing over patches of fog near the coast and around the bay start the day tomorrow morning with bright skies, but with a few thin high clouds overhead those high clouds will give way to sunny skies going into the afternoon and the early evening tomorrow. so it's going to be another lovely day and even warmer than today was but overnight lows we'll drop mainly into the mid to upper 40s for most of the bay

area. once again, we expect to see some fog forming along the coastline and some patchy fog around the bay of shoreline there and then tomorrow's high is about 60 and half moon bay 66 in san francisco around the bayshore line. look for highs of 70 in oakland 73 fremont, san mateo 72 down on the south bay 76 will be high in san jose inland. the east bay will be our warmest region with highs in the upper 70s to 80th antioch farther north fairfield will top out at 82 and up in the north bay. look for our sunny day with mild to warm conditions highest ranging from 76 in napa to 78 at santa rosa and on we go to the accuweather seven-day forecast notice. we're going to have an increase in clouds on tuesday. it'll become breezy and cooler temperatures are drop from a low 80s inland on monday to only mid 70s on tuesday, wednesday and thursday, but toward the end of the week. we'll see sky's getting a little bit sunnier and then by next weekend, we'll see a little bit of a warm up with temperatures climbing back into a more seasonal range for this time of year. upper 70s inland low 70s around

the bayshore line and upper 50s to about 60 on the coast like a nice dry week ahead. we need the rain, but got lovely day is coming up you were talking about the beach swells. we were out there at ocean beach. i was watching my godson like talk. wow. it's nothing to mess around with you're right about that and i advise. to stay away from the coastline during this period of time because those sneaker waves. that's why they call them sneaker waves. they can rush in and grab you literally just pull you out to sea. thanks so much spencer. yeah. well the dog days of spring will take you to a festival celebrating man's best friend and see if this canine could pull off a trick.

you welcome back while hundreds of san francisco's and their furry friends turned out into bose park today for the return of dog fest, the event involves several different contests, including best trick featuring charlie the

french bulldog. he wasn't quite able to destroy that card. box and 30 seconds though prizes. we're giving out for the best costume best tale and best in show. the event is a fundraiser benefiting mckinley elementary school. love seeing that well, chris alvarez is here now with a preview of sports. hi jr. coming up from sports in denver, colorado a preview of game 4 between the warriors and the nuggets and back home in the bay fireworks at the coliseum but not for the reason you might expect what happened to mark katsay. we'll explain it all coming up in sports.

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away from sweeping the nuggets right here tomorrow night. it's the first playoff sweep. they're looking for since the 2019 western conference finals against portland. that was back at oracle arena. stephen curry has come off the bench and all three games so far. he's averaging 25.7 points per game. jordan pool continuing to emerge he leads the team nearly 29 points per game and don't forget about and that three guard lineup, he's averaging 22 points per game pool, of course part of the younger core of warriors mixed in with this championship core. that's done so many things over the years and what they series sweep on the line the warriors that have been here before understand the importance of closing time. you can't let your guard down. you can't ever give up an opportunity to close a series out. so we know we have to be sharp. we know. how tough denver is how hard they play last game how hard they're gonna play sunday. i've been dying to get back here like to be back here. you got i think i feel like i have to take more advantage of this opportunity than ever, but i just have a appreciation for

it. so it's game four warriors and nuggets tomorrow afternoon at 12:30 right here on abc 7 followed by after the game all the highlights and live post game interviews from here in denver giants and nationals from the nation's capital pick it up first inning giant strike in first brandon crawford the bay area kid rbi single to left darren rough scores one. nothing giants fifth inning now, kurt casale. that's good piece of hitting rbi single tyro strada will score three nothing san francisco still on the fifth though beginning palo alto zone, jack peterson. rbi single beats a shift austin slater scores, four run inning for the giants they win at 5-2. they'll go for the sweep on sunday. hector blake anderson wearing the bear jacket he threw up the ceremonial first pitch set the tone for a pitcher's duel frank. toss seven and third eight strikeouts got into trouble though in the eighth domingo acevedo trying to get out of the jam brad miller singles one runs

gonna score and here comes a second but out at the plate, however, they go to review called catchers interfere and so he's safe to nothing rangers instead of the inning being over and for the first time is a's manager mark katsay. he's ejected in between innings rangers win it to nothing to the ice plenty of scored in san jose including in bubble hockey sharks taking on the blackhawks first period check out this move by sasha shimilevsky. jasper weatherby scores one-nothing sharky second period timo meyer the saucer passed a tomash hertel his 29th of the season timo scores his 34 later in period sharks win it four to one. this abc 7 sports support sponsored river rock casino jr. thanks so much. well, this is something we are all too familiar with in california raging wildfires the areas under the gun tonight in the southwest and as we mark earth day, they are one of the signatures of california ancient

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better bay aag forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ukraine's president zelensky holds a rare press conference in kiev and makes a surprise announcement. he says you will meet with the us secretary of state and defense secretary in the capitol city tomorrow. the state department is declined the comment abc news reporter christine sloan tells us that this comes is rush a lunch launches a new round of attacks

confidential ukrainian president volare zalensky holding a rare, press conference underground. on a subway platform in kiev abc's marcus moore asking him about the aid he has received so far from the united states. we are very grateful to the beatboxes and the support which we are. ready zelensky then saying he will meet in person with us defense secretary lloyd austin and secret. story of state anthony blinken in kiev sunday the state and defense departments are declining to comment if they do travel to keep austin and blinken would be the highest ranking us officials to meet with zelenski in the war zone since russia invaded ukraine. meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin attended easter mass at a russian orthodox

cathedral seen crossing himself several times during the service even as russian forces continued their assault on ukraine. wishing new attacks on the port city of odessa, ukraine claims russia fired six cruise missiles at least eight people killed including a three-month-old baby another 18 hurt in the attack. russian forces also continued their attack on this besieged steel plant in mariopol which remains the last stronghold of ukrainian resistance in the city mariopol's mayor claims on facebook that russian forces thwarted the latest att. to help people leave the city. sloan abc news, new york this weekend firefighters are battling multiple wildfires in the southwest high temperatures and high. are blamed for at least a dozen fires in several states in arizona and new mexico? the flames have scorched roughly

174 square miles dozens of homes have been destroyed and countless others are threatened colorado's department of public safety saying the dry conditions are only getting worse. i think fire crews have

partially or at least fully contained at least seven wildfires. or in hatch the former senator from utah who served for nestled away in the santa cruz mountains. i'm spencer christian. we can expect to see a few clouds overnight, but it may be quite a while before we see rain. i'll have the accuather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11:00 continues.

welcome back. we'll skiers are rejoicing this weekend with fresh snow in the sierra after a late season storm interstate 80 was cleared and plenty of time for a fun-filled weekend on the slopes people headed to palisades tahoe one of the popular spring skiing destinations. definitely not quiet. it was the lines were huge this morning. everybody. wanted to get up the hill and

lots of crowds. everybody was happy. resort was packed filled with people excited for some fresh powder earlier this week palisades tahoe announced it pushed back its closing date to may 15th. as we mark earth day some experts say that saving the world's forests could help reverse the damage of climate change this month's issue of national geographic owned by abc 7's parent company. disney is exploring that effort abc 7's spencer christian focused in on a forest project here in the bay area and and this is something it really is jr down in the santa cruz mountains those majestic forests. well, i have a look for you at majestic grove in that region the san vicente redwoods grove. at a dedicated team of environmentalists is working to protect. even though the outer bark is charred see. grab on my fingers a little bit we're having leaves come out throughout throughout the branches for project manager susie petry and her colleagues.

the send vicente redwoods are a living laboratory. the area was ravaged in 2020 when the czu fire roared through the santa cruz mountains, but while the destruction was painful is providing priceless lessons for how we can better manage, california forests to survive in the age of climate change. a lot of these trees were very damaged by the claims that pass through the property and the thigh resilience species are actually re-emerging coming back to life. to help the larger fire resilien are carefully thinning out brush and processing permanently damaged logs in eco-friendly air curtain burners your basically putting a ton of air into that firebox. so you're kind of super heating the material. fire and getting it to burn a lot faster and cleaner. so we're in the shaded fuel break here, even though it's not really shaded because of the fire, but you can see about a hundred feet on either side of

the road the forest changes redwoods program manager. justin garland says the clearing efforts have allowed the team to expand shaded fuel breaks across the preserve the brakes which are shaded by the canopy of larger trees are thinned closer to the ground to slow advancing flames their value can be seen around san vicente's horizon where lightly and heavily burned area stand side by side garland says the improvements may ultimately allow for regularly scheduled prescribed burns to keep the forest fuel load in check it would be disastrous to intentionally start a fire out here now, so tre's a lot of intermediate work of removing. fuels that have accumulated ovee redwoods is helping protect the forest from the next major fire. that's only half the goal scores of workers and volunteers are also helping the forest regenerate teams from the save the redwoods league and other groups involved in managing. send vicente have helped replant seedlings while other

researchers are paying close attention to plant species and their natural cycles fire resilient herbs small flowers things like that cameras positioned on site are also providing a window into the wildlife that is steadily returning to the area helping us understand what's out here. what's using this property? we also have a partnership with ucsc's puma project to help us understand how mountain lions are moving through the property and the region. it's a living laboratory that's evolving with our understanding of the redwoods complex ecosystem and the pressures like ime change fire management and drought and learning what it will take to best preserve this spectacular treasure for the future. it's a great project and you may soon get a chance for a close-up. look yourself as sections of the preserve are scheduled to open to the public for the first time since for the first time i should say this fall including the initial phase of the new trails. it's amazing. there's so much involved there. yeah, just to keep them in tip top shape. it really is it and it's so important these days because there's such a threat, you know

from the increasing wildfire. so yeah got to protect those redwoods, right? exactly. so let's take a quick look at what's happening with our weather here in the bay area. we're going to have mainly clear skies overnight a few passing. clouds as you look at the animation there maybe an area of or two of fog near the coaststay skies by about eight or nine o'clock tomorrow morning overnight lows will be mainly the mitch upper 40s highs tomorrow about 60 degrees that the coast mainly low seventies right around the bayshore line upper 70s. generally inland some locations. will top out at about 80 82 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast is going to be warm again on monday then on tuesday got a few more more clouds coming to the sky so tuesday. say thursday will be a bit cooler and breezier. in fact pretty gusty in the middle of the week. but by the end of the week, i'll start warming up again next saturday right back into that. sort of seasonal range of upper 70s and about 70 around the bayshore line and near 60 on the coast pleasant week ahead. we could use some rain, but don't see any coming our way when we had the rain there were people who wanted the sun and

now that we have the sun a lot of people want the rain we can't be satisf. thanks so much spencer hr. here's chris with the previous sports. jr. coming up in sports here from denver. we all know the warriors are winning on the court, but they're winning also off the court. it's a splash brothers surprise the special meet and greet between klay thompson and some bay area high school students sports is next. sports is next. ♪ pop it like it's hooooot. pop it like it's hot.♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot.♪ ♪♪ pop it like it's— pop my $6.49 classic and spicy 50/50 popcorn chicken combo. only at jack in the box. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire!

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every game at chase center dub nation cheers for their warriors. and every regular season home game the warriors return the favor donating up to 50 tickets per game to deserving groups in the community. it was amazing that we're like noticed by the warrior like the championship team so feels good. jordan irwin attends richmond high and is part of the college's real program, which aims to put students in position to be the first in their family to graduate from college think about college and they all help pay for sat more opportunities and more lessons and you know ways to help me during this game. these select students were being hosted by warrior superstar clay thompson, which also included a special post game surprise. splash brothers shocked the students with a special meet and greet after the game with high fives. all the way around giving words of wisdom about the journey

towards college you can learn so much as y'all's age. i learned a second language anything like just just embrace it like it's cool to be smart and you do anything don't ever let anyone tell you not to chase your dreams. you know just be whatever y'all want to be after posing for some pictures clay went back to the locker room, but the impact of the meet and greet left a lasting impression. honestly, just such a inspirational moment, you know. someone you know be like like human. what was the biggest piece of advice that's stuck out to you play. just embarked on everybody just try everything, you know, don't be limited and just keep on chasing whatever you want to do just immerse yourself and and just try and be present every day. you know, it's for humans, it's our tendency to look for the future, but do your best every day, and i promise you'll never guess. series the winner this series will take on the warriors nuggets winner in the next round carl. towns had 33 drains the triple

and then former warrior d'angelo russell off one leg gets it to go teen wolf's even the series at two games a piece winning 119 118 game two tuesday in memphis celtics and nets game three boston leading the series two games to none. 3 picking up third quarter jason tatum takes the long pass and finishes. plus the foul use off to a big game former caliber jalen brown with the steel and the two-handed showtime on the other end. he had 23 fourth quarter now as a boston fans getting into it tatum the steel. and you know he's going to finish with showtime. he had 39. boston wins. 109 103 celtics take a commanding 3-0 series lead over the nets. baseball history in detroit coincidentally against colorado's team tigers and rockies and with this space hit tigers slugger miguel cabrera becomes just the 33rd member of the 3000 hit club just the seventh player ever to hit both. 500 home runs and 3,000 hits

nearly 38,000 fans greeting him a chance of miggy miggy part of a big win 13. nothing in of that double header quake still looking for their first one of the season hosting the seattle sounders. they trailed three one of the second half when christian espinoza scores his second of the game, it's three two, and then less than a minute later. nice one touch pasta jackson, you'll he'll bury it to tie the game then in stoppage time sounders a penalty in the box. which sets up this a penalty kick for espinoza and he gets the hattie quakes pick up their first win this season 4 3 this abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino jr. thanks so much. chris. will abc 7 is launched new streaming apps so wherever you are you can get our live newscast breaking news weather and more with our new abc 7 bay area app on apple tv android tv fire tv and roku just search abc 7 bay area and download it.

well, that's it for tonight. tomorrow is a big one is the warriors play here on abc 7 at 12:30 in the afternoon. i know i can't wait to watch it, hopefully. you will be watching too then american idol will be live tomorrow at 5 pm and of course abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5 for spencer and chris. i'm jr. stone. thanks for joining us.

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