>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> we do not want this to happen to our children. we should not have to live in fear like this. liz: bay area families echoing a nationwide call to end gun violence. there will be a march across the golden gate bridge this morning. good morning, everybody. i am liz kreutz. we will start this hour with another check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: we have a lot of cloud sty area. the moisture is far to the north in northern california but some of it will slip down to our neighborhood later on today, particularly santa rosa and

perhaps marin county. a neat shot with the sunlight and the low cloud deck. 55 downtown, upper 50's on the peninsula, 59 on the south bay. 54 in santa rosa. upper 50's from fairfield, 60 in concorde. a little milder out there this morning. it will be cool, 60's and low to mid 70's and the peninsula, maybe mid 70's inland. maybe a few sprinkles during the evening hours. we are tracking rain showers early sunday and then some sun, all in my accuweather 7 day forecast. liz: there was a vigil to honor the victims killed in uvalde, texas and to fight for change. we have more on the emotional event. son joined citynd d their

leaders and others that it evening vigil to end gun violence. >> a young person said can we have something in daly city. that is how it happened. >> a substantial call for action. the crowd demanding congress do something. on the local level, hoping the community will, too. san mateo county is hosting a gun buyback >> we need to make sure we get these assault rifles off the street. they are killing our children and killing people in general. >> we are tired of saying prayers. i am tired of doing a candlelight vigil. >> fridays vigil coincides with national gun violence awareness day. the san jose sharks president putting out this message. >> on most days, we are teal

together. >> today, we are orange together. >> people are being encouraged to wear orange to honor victims of gun violence. in san jose, such significance after the region suffered two mass shootings in the last few years. it is also an opportunity for large franchises to use their platforms for change. >> it is our responsibility to inspire and encourage people to have the conversation to join together and ask ourselves in the wake of these tragedies, what can we do? . >> for daly city, the answer to the question is critical. recent tragedies happened at a distance but she knows it cannot -- it does not mean it cannot happen at home. >> i fear getting a phone call or seeing the news and something is happening and you will have to run over. liz: there is also a gun buyback

happening in marin this morning. no questions asked. it is happening at the sheriff's office from 9:00 until 1:00. you could take your weapons to san rafael. the sheriff's office is paying $200 for assault weapons, $100 for handguns, shotguns. there is a limit of three weapons per person. there is another buyback at the superior court house from 10:00 until 2:00. take your weapons to 1050 mission road. $200 for assault weapons and ghost guns. $100 for handguns, rifles and shotguns. new information about another failure during the school shooting in uvalde, texas. less than a minute before the gunman enter the school, employee triggered an internal alarm on his cell phone. moments later, the gunman was in

school, opening fire. the new york times reports the police commander did not have his radio when he arrived on the scene. investigators want to know if he was aware of the desperate 911 calls coming from students. san francisco is reporting its first probable case of monkeypox. the person is in san francisco and recently traveled to a place where there is an outbreak. the department of public health said the person is in good condition and in isolation. monkeypox often starts with flulike symptoms but evolves and can cause a rash and sores on the body. california is on the brink of 9 million diagnosed cases of covid-19. one case is governor gavin newsom. he tested negative and is out of isolation. artest positivity rate keeps climbing and is now at 8.3%. that not include unreported at-home tests, which we know so

many people are taking. alameda county health officials have brought back the indoor mask mandate. it is not the only county with rising case levels, the question is will other followed the lead? >> i got covid about one month ago. >> joe just recovered from covid-19. >> it was not fun. >> sonoma county is one of five bay area counties that landed on the cdc's list of high community levels for covid danger were daily case rates are above 200 per 100,000 residents. these counties are all experiencing high covid community levels. >> we are in the second largest surge since the beginning of the pandemic. >> this doctor says this time death rates and hospitalizations are lower than previous surges. >> if you are serious about not

being infected, where a well fitted mask. >> he said he has no plans to make masks a requirement for indoor settings and neither are other counties like sonoma, napa and santa clara. south bay public health officials say the move into the cdc high category was anticipated as case rates and hospitalizations at that on the rise for several weeks. there are no plans to require masking indoors though it is strongly recommended. many businesses still require customers to wear masks, especially for book readings. >> any time are gathering with large groups, masks are required. our customers have been amazing about it. we. . have a really great community we want to keep everybody as safe as possible. >> joe even after covid, he and others do not want to go backward. >> people are tired of, 20 to go inside? 22 wear our mask?

people are over it. liz: let's get a check outside. lisa: we are starting out cloudy. reduced visibility of the coast. san francisco, upper 50's, near 60 inland. it will be a cloudy afternoon. we will finish the weekend sunny and milder. the seven-day forecast is straight ahead. liz: after an hours long standoff in a california hospital comes to an end, a man is in custody. details how local police know the suspect. >> the queen's platinum jubilee celebrations continue which the weekend but the queen will not be attending today. i will have the latest, coming i will have the latest, coming up.m debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen

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the abc 7 roof camera. the time is 6:10. in southern california, a doctor and two nurses suffered injuries when they were stabbed inside a hospital. the suspect was apprehended friday night after a standoff that lasted several hours. he was treated for self-inflicted wounds. he walked into the emergency room asking for treatment for anxiety and then began his stabbing spree. investigators are from the euro the suspect. >> he has been arrested for basically battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. he has been in contact with officers on multiple occasions. liz: the victims were taken to a nearby trauma center. one is in critical condition, the other two are stable. the parents of the woman who has been missing since january say

for the first time they spoke to the family of her ex-boyfriend, who. was accused of killing her. marshall jones was shot and killed by police as they moved into arrest him. his mother reached out to alexis' parents for the first time. >> marshall's mom reached out to us and she said she was -- that she just reached out to us and she was apologizing. she was very emotional. her at my wife, it was an emotional conversation. liz: there is a $100,000 reward for information leading to alexis' body. we have reached and went over the 100th day mark of the war in ukraine. as russia continues its invasion, many of the millions who have fled wonder if they will return. tara campbell brings us a story of one woman finding refuge with

her daughter in the bay area. >> these are tears of trauma. recently returning from ukraine, bringing her mother maria to san francisco to live with her. >> her biggest hope and wish was for the war to end as soon as possible. it is so nice to be here as a guest much people he wants to go home. >> 100 days into the war and no signs of peace with russia and no assurance maria will be able to return. >> i have been struggling, actually. staying as positive as i was before because i have been to my country and i have seen some of the devastation. >> maria fled from a town in southern ukraine. >> after what she has gone through, the constant nightly and daily shelling, she was ready to escape to the edge of the world. >> leaving behind her home,

fortunate it is still standing but not knowing for how long. >> it kind of hit me what a cruel experience that has been for me, and i cannot imagine how my mom feels being 75 and having to flee her home. >> maria arrived in san francisco through the united for ukraine program, allows those fleeing the war to be in the u.s. for two years. after that, it is up in the air. >> we received a stamp for two years and my plan is to file for a green card. >> still grappling with uncertainty and grieving the loss. >> calling daily to her friends and relatives. my nephews are there, my older sister is there. >> mother and daughter leaning on what another and somehow holding onto hope. >> the resilience of the

ukrainians inside ukraine, once you see it with your own eyes, it is even more incredible. liz: in the bay area, marin county has the highest gas prices, averaging $6.56 a gallon. san francisco is at $6.55. solano county averages $6.34. the bay area is the most expensive region in california, and therefore the nation. if you think gas prices are bad in your neighborhood, be glad you are filling up in mendocino. gas is selling for $9.60 a gallon for regular. plus and supreme costs more, $9.69 and nine dollars 90 -- $9.91. >> $9?.

>> i think that is the most expensive gas in the history of the country. >> it is the only gas station in the area. liz: the station's owner said her prices are so high because even though she gets gas from chevron, she is independent and does not sell food or drink to help make ends meet. she addressed rising consumer costs and supply chain issues. >> people in your cities, in your towns are feeling the pinch. seeing higher prices from the pump to the grocery store. liz: the vice president assured the mayors that the by demonstration is doing everything it can to -- that the biden administration is lowering the cost of things that matter most. lisa: we have a break from the

heat, a break from the sun today but the sun returns tomorrow after our chance of rain gets better tonight into early sunday. the system behind be is not the system we are tracking for tomorrow. it is bringing a few light showers or sprinkles to the northern sacramento valley. cloud cover screaming into the bay area. there is live doppler 7. cloud cover pretty much staying put. it will try to thin out but we will have a cloudy day. a neat shot from our tower camera. temperatures around the mild side. 54 in half moon bay, 55 in san francisco. upper 50's santa clara. emeryville, a gray start with temperatures in the 70 degree range for the afternoon. 58 in fairfield. santa rosa, 54. best chances for rain come into

play in the far north bay later on today into sunday. livermore is i-57. 24 hour 50 change as we look at our forecast headlines, we have the fog in the gray sky throughout the morning and afternoon. light to moderate showers tonight in the north bay and spreading south into early sunday. looking at sunshine in the afternoon and summer like heat returns as we get into next week. it will be pretty warm, especially england. -- especially inland. tomorrow will be our best chance of rain. sonoma county, light showers. totals will be stacking up in the north bay. elsewhere, we will not see much of anything. today, we have the clouds. the rainfall looks impressive for this time of year. staying to the north of us throughout the day. and then it slips south.

8:00 tonight, look at what happens overnight. there is the rain offshore. highway 1 into marin, perhaps san mateo could see some light showers. 8:00, 9:00, a few sprinkles, maybe some light returns out there, but overall, the day will be progressively drier and sunnier. the rainfall totals, the daily record of .13 in santa rosa. this model forecasted well over three quarters of an inch. a couple hundredths. tomorrow, 60's and 70's. monday, the 80's arrived inland. tuesday, everyone is warmer. highs today with a cloud cover, mid 60's in san francisco, 68 in

santa rosa, 76 in livermore. our level 1 system early tomorrow morning, and then some sunshine, breezy winds. a little warmer on monday but the real warmth arrives in the middle of the week into the end of the week. we are going from cool and gray this weekend to near 100 next week and. liz: whiplash. at least we are getting the rain, we certainly need it. a new online tipster program for students in the bay area. how they can report school threats, bullying and more.

liz: welcome back. next fall, most public school students in san francisco will be trained how to use an online tipster program to report school threats. singer education reporter shows us how it works. >> mass shootings at schools highlight the importance of having some kind of preventive measures in place for students to use. >> it is so much more than active shooter type of things. >> enter the say something anonymous reporting system, an app and website to be used by school students grades six through 12 anytime, any date. >> we have a lot of students who feel comfortable speaking to adults on campuses but there is a population of students who do not and that is why this app is so important because it gives them another way to ask for help. >> students can report anything from anger, bullying and

depression to concerns about someone might want to hurt others. the anonymous tip goes to the crisis center which then alerts the school. >> your name and phone number? >> if the matter is life-threatening, information will be handled by the local 911 dispatch. police in berkeley recently arrested a 16-year-old after receiving a tip the teenager was allegedly recruiting students for a mass at berkeley high. >> students saying something when they see something, because someone said something a couple days ago in berkeley, perhaps a massacre was averted. that is what we want to see happen >> the principle of lot in alternative school. >> the new term is being an upstander. we are encouraging them to stand up and call out when they see something is incorrect and wrong and hurtful to others. >> the reporting system was

created by the sandy hook promise foundation, training for middle and high school students will begin in the fall. liz: happening today, you can walk across the golden gate bridge for gun violence awareness. we mentioned this earlier. here is a live look, it is pretty foggy, hopefully that clears out by 11:30 this morning, when this event starts. it is a wear orange walk and people will meet on the san francisco side of the golden gate bridge. a group photo will be taken at 11:45 and everyone will walk across the bridge. to find an ally to help with school safety and gun violence, you can start by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. voting is underway right now for the june 7 primary election. we have what you need to know before heading to the polls.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning, everyone.

thank you for joining us. let's get back over to lisa argen. some rain is coming in. who would have thought in early june? lisa: right now, we have some camera shots of the fog moving across san francisco. the low cloud deck. temperatures on the mild side, 50 four and half moon bay, 55 in san francisco, 59 in san jose. there is a look at a foggy santa cruz. mid to upper 50's from the north bay to our inland valleys. it will be in the 60's and 70's throughout the afternoon due to all the cloud cover. we could see some rain slipped to the south into santa rosa, sonoma county. overall, we will track our level 1 system into late tonight and

early sunday and break into more sunshine. not too unusual for june, but the way we have been going, we will take a few raindrops into early sunday. liz: tragic details about a caltrans worker killed on friday in a hit-and-run crash while on the job. caltrans said she was a landscape maintenance worker and has worked in public service more than 18 years. she leaves behind and i draw daughter and two sisters. the governor announced capital flags will be flown at half staff in honor of her. someone has been arrested for the crash. we are just three days away from california's primary election and here's what you need to know about voting. all registered voters should have received a mail-in ballot. they will be counted if postmarked no later than june 7. they can be returned through designated drop boxes and

polling places. early voting centers are open in most bay area counties. you can still register to vote at even do so on election day by doing conditional voter registration. the sonoma county pride parade is happening later today in santa rosa. amy schneider is serving as gregg marshall. she is the first openly transgender person to serve as the parade's grand marshall. she is a prominent spokesperson for the trans community. the theme for this year's parade is we are family. festivities kickoff at 11:00 a.m. and last until noon. the warriors will face the boston celtics on sunday for game 2 of the nba finals in boston. tim johns has more. >> the warriors looking to stage a comeback during game 2 this

weekend after a difficult loss during the first game of the nba finals. bars around san francisco say they are giving up for a crazy weekend. >> good vibes. >> assistant manager says thursday night game brought into a crowd around 300 people. he is expecting even more on sunday. dubs fans can expect the bar to pull out all the stops, including specialty drinks. >> dubs all over the place. >> local celtics fans are expecting to make their voices heard, too. they were at the red jack saloon. the bartender said despite the bar's new england roots, they are expecting a mix of warriors and celtics fans on sunday. >> there is a little mess talking back and forth. >> for many borrowers in the bay

area, the series is about more than just the games. it is a chance to bring the city back to life after two difficult years during the pandemic. >> you win either way. this particular bar was closed for 455 days. >> the whole city is set to gain, driven by a friendly rivalry. >> it is early enough in the series that i am not too concerned. we have time to come back and send all the green jerseys home crying. >> let's go, warriors! let's go, warriors! liz: what better way to highlight the nba finals than by giving back to the community? in the mission district, the nba and warriors debuted a new center at the boys and girls club. >> a new look for two of the activity rooms, featuring furniture, tablets, art

supplies, games and other resources for kids and families who call this clubhouse home. liz: former warriors were among the attendees celebrating the new facility. abc 7 is your exclusive home for the nba finals. coverage for game 2 starts with the pregame show at 4:00 and that nba countdown at 4:30, game 2 tops off at 5:00 -- tips off at 5:00. queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. today's festivities include one of the queen's favorite horse racing events. the queen herself will not be at the event. >> the queen's platinum jubilee continuing into the weekend. across the u.k., thousands of parties in honor of written's longest -- britain's longest-serving monarch. it is off to the races for the

derby, one of the queen's favorite horse racing events >>. the queen has been experiencing mobility issues and she will not be attending. >> it makes me really sad. we wanted to have some downtime and enjoy it. >> she will have to skip the concert at buckingham palace with stars like queen, elton john and alicia keys set to perform. >> she has to take care because she is old. she needs to look after her health and she will be fine. >> thousands hoping to catch a glimpse of the royals that did attend, prince charles taking her place. prince andrew had to miss the service, having c --

contracted covid. we could be seeing the clean -- we could be seeing the queen later this weekend though that depends on her mobility issues. abc news, london. liz: still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a story only on abc 7 news. have you seen this bike? it is an eye-catching ride and it has been stolen. a family project, still ahead. a live look outside this morning. 6:36. we will check in with lisa about when to expect rain in the north ba

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liz: a san francisco nine-year-old is pleading for whoever stole his warriors themed low rider bike to give it back. it is one-of-a-kind it has memories attached to it. >> the first thing you see you

walk inside the nine-year-old's house is his trophies and the warriors of flag. >> they let me pick the design. this trophy was a hot summer day. >> they represent years with his warriors low rider bike. this is all he has left, the accolades and the memories. >> i was sad to got stolen. seven years of work and money into it. i was very emotional. >> over the weekend, his mom went inside the garage for the bike for him to join a parade. seconds later, they noticed it was gone. >> they took the bike from right over here. this is toward the back of my garage. i had a drape over it. >> he is known in the low rider community, paying homage to his

mexican roots. riding the bike to low rider shows. this has been a family project. >> all my uncles, my grandpa, all built it. >> instead of playing with legos, he has been designing this bike since he was three years old. the pedals have his name on them. >> it means a lot to me. i wanted to add more changes. >> with the warriors in the nba finals, he feels like they're lucky charm is missing, especially after thursday's loss. >> it was the worst time it could happen because of the carnival and the warriors are playing right now. i wanted to give good luck to the warriors by getting this bike and riding it around. >> he is hoping for someone to see it.

his reward? one of for special stickers. >> this is my favorite one. if you got this, you are lucky. >> luck is what he is hoping for, for the warriors between the championship and for him to get his bike back. liz: let's cross our fingers he gets that bike back. we are also crossing our fingers for the warriors to win tomorrow night. lisa: rain in the north bay. look at all this lovely fog. you are looking at that marine layer all over the place. mid-level and high-level clouds. we will have a sunnier and drier finish to the weekend. liz: also next, the warriors prepare for tomorrow's pivotal game 2 of the nba finals. larry beil will have a preview. dan o'dowd and i approved this message.

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liz: welcome back. here is what is coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. >> gma celebrates day 3 of the queen's platinum jubilee. the dangerous tropical weather slamming into florida. high winds and heavy rain, flash flood warning's causing major concern and potential tornado threats as officials warned everyone to be prepared. or whether team is on the ground. plus, the latest on the uvalde massacre. more victims are laid to rest. survivors of the ordeal and the buffalo supermarket shooting are making their case for gun reform to congress. we are marking the queen's 70 years on the throne, celebrating her this weekend. we have much more from the platinum jubilee on gma. liz: let's talk sports.

the giants and the a's will be in action this afternoon. first fish is at 1:07 between oakland and boston. the warriors have one more day to make adjustments for game 2 of the nba finals. here is abc 7 sports director larry beil with a preview. larry: good morning, everybody. technically, not a must win game but if the warriors want to have a realistic chance of winning the nba title, they better beat boston in game 2. tomorrow. the celtics made nine of 21 threes from downtown in the fourth quarter. boston becoming the first team and finals history to be down double digits entering the fourth and then win by double digits. al harford hit six threes on his

way to 26 points. >> we created enough good looks offensively to win the game tonight, just could not enough stops. there are a lot of bright spots to have we played. we have to get over the tough feeling of letting one slip away . liz: earlier start than game 1. game 2 tips off at 5:00 p.m. exclusively on abc 7. our pregame coverage will start at 4:00. what you celtics fans do on their day off? go see the red sox play the a's in oakland. he hit that wicked hard. sox build a 4-0 lead. jed lowrie down the line, drives in two. a 4-2 lead.

a little dance celebration, you have to get those hips loosened up a little bit. the a's lose 7-2. giants in miami. top 2, three-run blast. gone. fifth of the year, 5-0. giants turn this into a fish fry of the marlins. brandon crawford, grand slam. giants, big, 15-6. college baseball, stanford seeded second in the ncaa tournament. cardinal scored 10 runs in the second inning. granny into the trees. cardinal have won 17 straight games. 20-7 was the final score. they will face texas state next. that is a wrap on morning

sports. have a good weekend and we will see you for game 2 of the nba finals tomorrow, pregame at 4:00. liz: don't they always say rain is good luck? i will take it as a good sign we are getting rain this weekend. lisa: i like that. if you get married and it rains, that is supposed to be good luck. good morning, everybody. we are looking at activity as it continues to shift inland. it is not reaching the ground, evaporating before hand. low cloud deck in place. the golden gate bridge is very foggy, so be careful. one mile of visibility. 54 in half moon bay, 55 in san francisco. another vantage point, nice-looking shot of the low cloud deck over san francisco. 54 in santa rosa, 58 in

fairfield. plenty of cloud cover today. we will not have a lot of sun, if any at all. in terms of the sunshine, that will be back with us tomorrow afternoon. we should get a little bit of rain before we see the sun arriving in the afternoon. a couple degrees warmer this morning for most in the shark tank. areas of fog this morning along the coast. a cloudy afternoon, light to moderate rain arriving in parts of the north bay today. in the evening hours, the system begins to shift to the south. it is out of here, allowing for warmer conditions arriving quickly behind it. the heat in through the upcoming work week. it does not look to be long-lived and it certainly does not look like we will see the heat moved to the coast. a level 1 system tonight into sunday. the highest totals will be in the north bay. some pretty impressive totals as

the system shifts to the south. it will fall apart and we are not seeing much in the east bay the valleys at all. look at how impressive it looks from later on this morning in extreme northern california, then into sonoma county. as we look at late today, santa rosa looking at showers. the rest of us, not so much. 5:00 tomorrow morning, until 7:00, 8:00 timeframe that we could see a few showers hold together through marin county, maybe san francisco or over into the east bay. this is 9:30. this model wants to hold onto a few showers. we have a sunny afternoon with temperatures in the upper 70's in our warmest locations. there is a look at the totals. you are noticing the north bay, one third to a half inch. we could see some pretty decent rainfall, over three quarters of

an inch, if you believe a, in santa rosa. upper 70's is average for inland east bay. a quick warm-up, highs today in the 70's in fremont. 66 downtown. clouds today, showers well to the north, sinking south overnight. level 1 system overnight. breezy winds, a nice day on monday. tuesday getting warmer. the warming trend continues through the workweek. liz:. . thank you now to a story about building a better bay area. southbay leaders to word a quick build community to help the homeless thanks to state funding. it will soon expire. as dustin dorsey explains, officials hope the success stories will reinstate funding. dustin: welcome to the evans lane community. what looks like a normal neighborhood but here lies change.

homeless advocate anything i nes always somebody there to help me. for that, i am very grateful because now i have my own place and i am so, so happy. thank you, jesus. dustin: the san jose mayor and assembly members to word the community to learn more about how the success stories are made possible. the quick build process of the units is critical because the faster they can be built the sooner the results. >> we have seen for the first time in many years our unsheltered homeless population drop slightly. we have seen a significant growth in our shelter capacity, now nearly 50% in the last year. dustin: california's -- projects

like this a reality. funds can create these committees that cost a fraction of what a conventional apartment community would cost but the funds are set to expire. >> many cities would be pushing people back out into the street. dustin: mayors have made a push to governor gavin newsom to reinstate the dollars. the city of san jose has support from these assembly members. >> we need more money for san jose. mayor, the assembly member and i hear you loud and clear. >> let's make sure it is going to the right place. we have seen how the funding can be used here and throughout the state to change families' lives. dustin: one unit at a time. liz: celebrating the history of muni in san francisco. festivities plan for muni

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liz: here are the winning numbers from last night's $189 million mega millions drawing. nobody picked all six numbers. tuesday nights jackpot increases to $207 million. san francisco is celebrating the history of muni. streetcars rarely in operation will return to service our muni heritage day. exhibits will be held on the plaza outside the city's railway museum. entry is free. the celebration will be held at steuart street and don chee way. the san mateo county fair kicks off today at the san mateo event center. all the traditional food, carnival rides and entertainment are slated to go for the nine-day event. the ribbon-cutting ceremony is this morning.

that is followed by the commodores live on stage. concerts are free with your admission ticket. it might be a little rengifo folks, but just of the north bay. -- it might be a little rainy for folks but just in the north bay. lisa: showers will be far into the north bay. 72 in san mateo, 78 in san jose. a level 1 system bringing the most rain from san mateo. nothinginland. a warming trend through the workweek. liz: thank you. liz: thank you all for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i am liz kreutz with lisa argen. good morning america is. have a great day. ♪.

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