announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> it is infuriating and it is sad. reggie: the fourth of july is supposed to be a fundraiser but instead it is fizzling their fireworks good morning. stolen by thieves. good morning. i'm liz kreutz. thanks for joining us. let's talk about the fourth of july holiday weekend and the weather. let's get over to meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: classic in the city with the mist and drizzle. we are brightening into the east bay around concord and clayton. saratoga looking at son.

temperatures ranging from the mid 50's to 60 where we get partly sunny skies. 56 in santa cruz with highs in the 70's. people setting up for a sunny afternoon but are breezy one on the way. gusts to 26 miles per hour. not only cooler than average temperatures but breezy wind today with highest only in the 60's and 70's around the bay and inland valleys. we will talk about a return of the 80's when we get to the fourth of july. reggie: the holiday -- liz: the holiday weekend getting off to a bad start for one nonprofit per day sell fire works every year to donate to kids in need. >> to have someone take away our

livelihood was very disappointing. tim: a less than explosive start at this fireworks stand in newark. it is run by the nonprofit optimist club and the stand sells a variety of fireworks every year, but on monday night, the day before they started selling, someone broke into their storage shed and stole a quarter of their inventory. >> in net worth, $7,000. tim they said the theft -- tim: they say the theft has left them devastated. all of the money they raise this weekend goes to help disabled youth in their community, money that now the kid simply won't see. >> scholarships, for graduating seniors special ed, a christmas , party with santa. tim: it is not the immediate impact of the burglary, but also the long-term impact on the budget of the nonprofit organization. in addition to the $7,000 lost, the group has had to spend an

extra $1500 on security to guard in is left of their stock, despite the hardships, they have also been lifted up by their friends and neighbors, many of whom have a donated to help them get the money back they lost. >> now that i know i would like come and shop and see how i can help and whatever the best i can do for the community. tim: whatever comes their wa determined to help those in need. >> if we have to cut back, we will come back, but we will keep doing what we do. liz: fire departments around the bay area beefing up troll areas -- beeping of patrol areas for the july 4 holiday weekend. they said there has been a surge in illegal fireworks during the pandemic. 500 pounds worth of illegal fireworks were recently seized. residents in the north bay are worried that illegal fireworks will spark another fire. the east bay is also another

hot spot for the illegal activity, particularly in oakland. >> we put the word out that fireworks are illegal in the city of oakland and we are also proactively closing the peak. liz: firefighters encouraging people to think twice before lighting any sort of fireworks legal or illegal. ,oakland city officials anticipating a large crowd at lake merritt for the holiday. there will be a number of road closures and restrictions. you can see the areas in red on the east side of the lake. officials say road barricades in -- and limited parking help keep the lake safer for everyone by giving emergency vehicles better access and helps to cut down on parking congestion, double parking, and traffic jams. for more on where to watch the fireworks, had to our website, abc7news.com.

happening today, a march four abortion rights. it will start at the park and go to city hall and back to the park for a vigil. it is in response to the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. now to the war in ukraine, where russian missiles struck an apartment complex in odessa, killing 21 people. tara campbell spoke with a local ukrainian who said this one hit too close to home. tara: a frantic search for survivors friday in the ukrainian port of odessa. russian missiles strike this building, killing 21 people, including a child. >> i am like, get my family to safety first. tara: the attack hitting too close to home, his father and friends living nearby. >> find out if my friends and

everybody is ok and then try to cope with emotions. tara: coping from his home in san francisco, his homeland under siege. >> tried to separate myself a little bit from it for my own sanity. tara: describing what is both devastation and frustration. >> this is a constant act of terror and it could happen at any time. tara: this time it happened just before daybreak in a town roughly 30 miles from odessa. >> these were peaceful people who were sleeping in their beds, sleeping in their homes. tara: and as the war rages on, a palo alto-based nonprofit is pouring millions of dollars into medical supplies and more, trying to keep up. >> missile bombardments and the civilian casualties in ukraine are heartbreaking and

they continue. there is no end in sight. tara: igor markoff is the organizer and has raised more than $40 million the start of the war, and right now he said the focus is on medical supplies, everything from prescription drugs to surgical equipment. >> making sure hospitals continue operating. we also want to show support and be there for the people of ukraine. tara: scenes like this punctuating the nation's pain and its persistence. >> we need the help and we need any help we can get, so please keep rallying up. don't forget about us and don't forget about ukraine. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: authorities in yolo county trying to identify a group of party crashers who tried to ruin a private celebration. >> >> close the door, close the

door. liz: this is body camera video released by the woodland police department. you can see a group of men trying to rush into this bar who was hosting a drag show. when they got turned away, the group stood outside and yelled homophobic slurs and threatened people in the bar. >> there were rumors things were bring on main street but there was a presence by the woodland police department so that made us feel more comfortable. liz: the owner of the bar so the show was initially canceled afterward about this event reached tiktok but after receiving support from the community, organizers put together a scaled-down version. you might remember a similar confrontation happened in the barria last month when members of the white nationalist group the proud boys disrupted drag queen story our at the library. let's get a check outside. lisa: you really have to be on the fringes to have sunshine.

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liz: san jose investigating three stabbings. when man was stabbed and a suspect took off and was found and arrested. two specs -- later, two suspects stabbed to men and they have not been found. three victims are in hospital with what police say are non-life-threatening injuries. authorities do not believe the incident are related but both started as fights as bars and nightclubs as they were closing. at least one daily harvest customer attempted to warn the ceo of the now recalled product was creating much more than

gastrointestinal discomfort. hundreds have been sickened hospitalized and in some cases had their gallbladders removed. melanie woodrow has more on when and how the company alerted the public. melanie: he is a marathon runner and healthy eater, from june 8 to june 18, he was hospitalized three times with elevated liver enzymes after eating daily harvest lentil and leak crumbles. >> some of the most intense paid i've had in my life. it felt like nothing i had ever experienced before. melanie: on june 17, daily harvest emailed customers who were shipped the product and for others who they had contact information. it stated a small number of customers have reported gastrointestinal discomfort after ingesting our french leak and lentil crumbles. they must be thoroughly cooked and added out of an abundance of caution, please dispose of any

have received and do not eat them. he got the email in his hospital bed at 7:34 p.m. >> i had to read it twice because i knew that we had been searching with doctors for three weeks to figure out what was going on with me. melanie: he said he connected online with other customers with similar symptoms. he reached out to the ceo and realized they had gone to the same business school. >> i thought hearing from someone like myself would help get the word out. i said if you are not certain, i am certain. i am in the hospital and going through torture for three weeks. melanie: any discussions he wrote in part, i wholeheartedly do not believe this has anything to do with cooking rentals. i basically chard mine. this is a major public safety problem. she wrote back that we are investigating and taking this very seriously. as soon as we got wind of an issue, we asked all customers

that purchased to discard the products. he responded that his condition was well beyond gastrointestinal problems and had to talk surgeons out of removing his gallbladder. she wrote that we would be in touch. he asked if the fbi had been informed and she didn't respond but thanked him. >> if i could save one person, i wanted daily harvest to do the same thing. melanie: due to the ongoing investigation, the fda would not tell us when daily harvest contacted the fda. they tell abc news enacted the voluntary recall on june 17 when it sent out the initial email to customers. he worried about the daily harvest customers who didn't check email or spouses and children who weren't main account holders and prepared and ate the product not knowing about the recall. on june 19, he emailed her again and i am pleading with you and please let medical professionals

know what is going on. please let the news outlets no good that afternoon they posted it on their website. it wasn't until june 23, six days after the voluntary recall in the form of an email that daily harvest issued a company announcement that was posted on the public website for anyone to see. >> having a food product that makes men sick is one thing but not doing everything in your power as a human being to address it is a whole other. melanie: he writes, spite exhaustive testing over two weeks, daily harvest has not identified a possible cause. she says the company is working top doctors, microbiologist toxicologists, and three , independent labs. she writes, i assure you will not stop until we get to the bottom of this. on monday she posted they were certain it was related only to the end lentil crumbles. melanie woodrow, abc7news.

liz: if you have a story for the i team, go to the website or call. it appears california voters will not able to vote on increasing the minimum wage to $18. i did not get enough valid signatures to qualify for the ballot. the wage is do to climb to $15.50 in january supporters say the current minimum wage is not enough, especially with housing costs and gas prices soaring. the federal government has ordered 2.5 million additional doses of the monkeypox vaccine, on top of the half million doses the u.s. has already purchased. it is part of the biden administration's efforts to stop the spread of monkeypox infections in the u.s. the first shipment expected later this year. it appears bart has solved its

bird problem. a hawk named pac-man is now scaring them off. the transit agency hired southern california-based falcon force after trying to solve the problem in numerous ways over the years. the handler says when he had pac-man came in late may, there were pigeons everywhere. now just being there, their presence is effective. >> when the birds see me walking, they already know so they start to take off, and if not, i let him go and he usually just flies from perch to perch and i call him back. that's enough to get them out of here. liz: they come to the station three times a week for eight hours a day. let's get a cheap -- check of the weather. i know it is the fourth of july we can and it is drizzly. lisa: we will see the wind today and tomorrow and monday we start to turn the corner.

you may like this and the inland valleys where it has been hot and the heatwave lingered for five days. you have to go out towards antioch before getting clearing. you can see on top of mount tam and southbay knew the santa cruz mountains and santa clara, a little bit of sunshine appearing here we go in closer or you can see the cloud deck thinning out overall, it goes into the sacramento bee valley and a live look outside it you can see the wind is glowing and stronger later today. 60 in southbay. 54 in half moon bay. as we look at mount tam, it looks pretty. you know it is not going to get to warm, certainly from this view. it is 63 degrees at 2600 feet.

we have had wind gusts of over 30 miles per hour earlier this morning. even in the inland valleys, temperatures cooler this morning. temperatures in the mid-50's, highs today in the 70's. we had mist and drizzle in the coast. fog cleaning to the shoreline. a gusty weekend with temperatures well below normal and looking for the summer warmth to return into the latter part of next week. here is the cloud cover clearing in the north bay. it is going to take a while. if you see any parts of sun and the peninsula, this is your saturday and sunday. clouds and fog. into the afternoon tomorrow, you can see it brightens up but it will be breezy.

this is monday the fourth. we have a system disrupting the marine layer but it is going to come right backe fireworks. highs today along the coast, son around stinson and santa cruz but otherwise -- sun around stinson and santa cruz but otherwise it is dreary. thursday, very pleasant. beyond that, it is looking hot the, temperatures will be comfortable. you can see the cloud cover at the coast moving into the bag. 72 in san rafael. the breeze is with us as well as the fog each and every day. cooler tomorrow, slightly warmer inland. into the middle of the week, near average. getting above average into next weekend. liz: just ahead, grills aren't

going to be the only thing hot this weekend. mental health experts weigh in on how to navigate divisive on how to navigate divisive topics this july 4 holiday. sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right.

liz: if you're fourth of july plans include catching up with friends and family this might , include current events. that can lead to hot button debates. amanda del castillo connected with mental health experts on the best ways to communicate. >> mental health experts anticipate conversations will also light up. according to the american psychological association's stress in america study, high stress levels are leading to problematic behavior. >> people, their heads are exploding with stress. when you have that, you've got frustration that often leads to aggression under stress.

melanie: dr. thomas plant says this summer, there are certainly added tensions and deeply divided issues being debated across the country. >> whether it's roe v. wade, politics, climate change, covid, racism and discrimination, these issues can be hot button issues. melanie: the fight over gun rights, hot button gas issues, the whole gamut. during the pandemic, we know distance was necessary, the younger generation not wanting to expose older generations to covid. >> the family is the ecology. that's when traditions are passed down, values are accepted or rejected, but because there has been this separation, people have gotten their values and ideas from other sources. melanie: but licensed family therapist and courageous conversations, writer, doctorate leaser hill, -- writer, dr. lisa

hill says the holiday is an opportunity to reconnect, a way to reestablish familial beliefs and practice respect for those and reflect our own. >> we are getting back on the horse for social communication. breathe. melanie: >> dr. michael stanton at east bay encourages us to be kind to ourselves, courteous to others, and keep fourth of july fireworks in the sky. >> there's a lot of room to walk away from the conversation, and that's ok. you would rather have that than say something you regret later. liz: still to come, canceled flights and thousands of delays across the coury with heavy traffic, how are travelers fearing. and a story you will only see on seven, the battle over late-night library wi-fi in san francisco's castro district.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. we will start this half-hour with another check of the forecast. at the warmest start to this july 4 again. plenty of 50's, -- lisa: the of 50's, low clouds, breezy. clouds will retreat in the southbay. 53 degrees. 59 by theel. th is allowing for cold numbers. surface wind at -- and the plan for 10:00 is have all of the cloud cover from fremont, and the north bay, it brightens up but the warmest weather by 1:00 will be only in the 70's. it is going to remain at breezy.

where the fog hasn't cleared it will get an extra push inland. clouds with us through much of the holiday weekend, below average temperatures here by the time we get toward the holiday on monday, we will see some changes. liz: this weekend kicks off with a boom. travelers experiencing canceled flights and thousands of delays. san francisco international has canceled or delayed over 40 flights so far today. the tsa hit a record yesterday, screening over 2.4 million people in our nation's report. christine sloan has more. christine just as the holiday : weekend kicks off across america, a bump in the road for thousands of travelers. several major airports implementing ground stops with severe weather slamming some caeledurngumber ofry f

travelers and pandemic related staffing shortages also to blame. >> we got rebooked and are hustling to our plane right now. >> we are staying on our toes, knowing there may be changes last-minute. >> rescheduled for 4:30 to get in at midnight. we have a long day at the airport. christine delta, american and : united cutting back for two months with insufficient staffing. delta offered eight passengers $10,000 cash for their seats as the airline also deals with pilots picketing over pay and scheduling. >> we have flown more over time of the first six months of this year than we did in 2018 and 2019 combined. those were record year for the airline industry. christine: delta vowing to continue hiring several hundred employees weekly and also bringing in corporate employees to help at major airports this weekend. the tsa keeping 1000 additional

agents on standby if needed. meanwhile, the roads are seeing a surge in travelers. an estimating 42 million people are opting to drive this year. on average, a gallon of gas costs $4.84, the most of any july 4 ever. aaa with this tip for drivers -- >> realize that the gas stations closest to the highway exits will be the most expensive. if you can take that exit and drive down the road a mile or so, it will be cheaper. christina: christine sloan, abc news, washington. liz: here is layla -- a live look from our camera. here is a look at traffic on the san mateo bridge. both places, traffic moving nicely. to the north bay, a live look at

the camera showing roads in san rafael. also not so crowded. moving good now. in the southbay, a look at highway 101 in san jose. a good time to hit the road now. building a better bay area is a balancing act. residents of the castro district continue to deal with the endless problems surrounding homelessness and drug addition. the local library has become a magnet for those living and using drugs on the streets. this is a story you will see only on abc seven with why they are asking the local library to turn off the wi-fi in an attempt to push them out. >> it's midmorning and we are on 16th street near market, across from the library, considered one of the most trouble spots in the castro district because of this homeless encampment. families trying to navigate

their way past the tents.thomase here and not violent here. when they go to sleep, they don't have to worry about their tent being on fire or someone cutting it open. >> they have also learned how to generate power from the bicycle docks. >> you almost always see someone smoking meth. people are using fentanyl as well. it's comfortable, the weather is not too bad. no one bothers them. >> another visible reason for congregating here is access to free wi-fi. it is no secret. residents have asked the library to shut down wi-fi at night, hoping that will drive them out. >> several wi-fi, are you going to get them all shut down? >> the reality, the free city wi-fi is not reliable, but the wi-fi at the public library is

much more robust and allows for streaming. in fact, we witnessed many of them doing just that, using the internet from outside and waiting for the library to open. we reached out for the public library and they said a 2017 study found that crime in the area fluctuated whether wi-fi was turned on or off. they also told us, they seek to. yoide this service for your patrons and anyone welcome inside, but there is no reason to let it go on during the night. the area.neighbors continue tot imes like broken gar be tpe this is my neighborhood. i won't let my daughter come here unaccompanied. >> that's the public safety liaison for the district. >> we don't have a lot of sticks. we have fewer carrots. if folks don't want help, they can refuse it.

it's very frustrating for those of us who live and work in the castro. >> burke says it is obvious they need help and treatment, but they are among the hardest groups to reach. liz: there was a bill in sacramento, sb 1416 that called mental health services for the gravely disabled that would force certain people into treatment, but it had a lot of opposition from civil liberties groups and did not pass. still ahead, a san francisco couple gets a $1500 fine for parking in their own driveway. the city isn't backing down. michael finney breaks it down for us. and let's take a live look from our exploratorium camera. the forecast in just a few minutes.

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liz: parking is always a problem. one couple ended up having to do a deep dive. they were slapped with a huge fine for parking in their own driveway, as they have for decades. michael finney has their perplexing story. >> absolutely outrageous. >> parking in san francisco -- >> too many cars -- >> a difficult part of life here. you find a spot, get a ticket anyway. >> i got hit with $2000 worth of parking tickets. >> it seems wrong. >> for judy and ed, it seems especially wrong. >> we park in that driveway every day and every night. >> they live on this steep hill, where parking can be a gravity defying challenge, but they can slip into their driveway -- but not anymore. >> we cannot park on the parking pad anymore. i said what, that's crazy? michael the couple got this

: ticket for parking in their own driveway. judy >> it was surprising, to : say the least. michael: it come with an enormous fine, 1000 $542 plus another per day if they did not $250 get the car off their car pad. judy i wrote back and said i : thought it was a mistake. michael but it was no ordinary : parking ticket. the city planning department told them it is illegal to park in the front yard of a house. judy: and if we were found parking there again, it would be a $1500 fine. michael: so they pulled the car out, but none of it made sense. ed: why are you taking this utility awaits not just us, but our neighbors in terms of more parking spaces. michael: they have been parking there for nearly four decades. as far as they can tell, the space was used for parking since

the house was built in 1910, one of the first in their neighborhood. ed to be told you can't use : something you used for years, it is startling. michael planning department gave : them a challenge. prove that it was a historic use on the lot and they might be grandfathered in. judy if we showed them a historical photo with a car or horse-drawn buggy in the carport. michael: right away they dug up this photo from 34 years ago was not old enough. ed: i did a number of online searches and tried to find historic resources. michael: so they combed through hundreds of historic photos. plenty showed the early days when there were a few streets or homes. ed: our house and our neighbors house had empty fields all around. michael: but to find the photo of a car or horse in their particular driveway before the days of iphone cameras? particularly impossible. then, bingo.

ed: to me it was compelling it was a car. michael: this aerial photo from 1930 eight shows their exact home. ed this is our house. : and it shows a car or horse and buggy pulling into the driveway. ed: this little black dot looks like it is pulling into our house. michael it looks like a blob : from above, but it must be a car, like these other cars you see along the road. ed: i don't know what else they would be. to me, it's pretty compelling that that was a car going in or out of a parking pad. michael they rushed the photo to : the planning department. the proof they needed, right? wrong. judy: they said it was too fuzzy. michael the planning department : says it was not clear evidence. it's ok to park in front of a garage, like this. chief dan snyder said it was enacted decades ago for

aesthetic reasons, to "ensure front yards don't turn into parking lots." but why enforce it now? he said someone made an anonymous complaint to the city. two neighbors also got tagged for the same violation. in an email, snyder road i recognize the property owner is frustrated, but their carport sits empty as they struggle to park on the hill. judy: this feels really unfair, like we are being punished. michael: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. liz: as always we want to hear , from you. go to our website to share your story. lisa: if you're out and about on foot, you need a jacket because it is chilly out there, even on the damp side.

in the city, 50 three degrees. yesterday it was just 60. we will get some sun but we are getting wind. we will talk about it. liz: next, the warriors are shuffling the d

liz: welcome back. starting out joanne. -- chilly. lisa: 64 degrees. mount diablo is 65 p below the deck of low clouds, cool, in the 50 -- 65. below the deck of low clouds, cool, in the 50's. a little son in santa clara. 61 there. no son at all until late in the day. 57 in napa.

53 in santa rosa. the deck of low clouds several thousand feet deep and then we are looking at cooler than average temperatures. on top of that, strong onshore wind making for a cool holiday weekend here 56 in santa cruz. with low clouds, patchy drizzle, temperatures way down. we should see 80's and the inland valleys. those will be absent for the next few days but we will get middle to eetake a look at the e through the next hour. it is 2:0iles pr he city. delta, the east bay and south, wind will continue to build. it is a cool, breezy afternoon with limited son. through the next days, cooler

into sunday and dropping a few days. the warmest will be on the holiday. back into the 80's in the bayside communities see some low 70's. cool at the coast, 70 in santa clara. don't look for a whole lot of sun, 68 in san mateo. cloudy for the most part. 72 in novato. into one country, quite pleasant with 70's. mid-60's, gray and cool on the east bay. heading inland, not a lot better. it low to mid 70's for an unusual date in the inland valleys. we will take it as we look at the forecast for the holidays, look at the clouds. temperatures comfortable from oakland to livermore, low to mid

60's your 70 in san jose. found on the typical low clouds and fog. we are looking at a breezy, cool day today. cooler for tomorrow. for the fourth of july, cooling it down a bit. the middle of the week it gets slightly warmer. the end of the week, act average and warming up next weekend. liz: now to the disney wish, the newest cruise ship making the premier voyage. this is more than just a cruise. disney is the parent company of abc 7. our reporter was joined by mickey and friends for the christening of the cruise. >> i can't wait to meet you very soon. visit us in the kingdom. it is going to be wonderful. >> this is a place where you come and relax. the spa is a place where you can't escape. we talk about things for the adult to do and this is a place all the adults want to hang out. >> we immerse our guests and there are more stories than we have ever done.

everywhere you turn and look are the stories we brought to life. >> we are here to join the resistance. >> everything, the heart, the soul, the creation, the building has been many years in the making. >> is this the google expressway? >> shooting my webs. you are so strong. >> welcome to castaway cay. >> it is the most exclusive drinking establishment in the galaxy. [laughter]

♪ >> i also had a chance to ride the aqua mouse, 760 foot water slide, the very first attraction at sea. so epic. the best. they have a number of broadway shows on board. i am personally excited for the little mermaid. liz: disney wish is their fifth cruise ship, the largest in the fleet with two more expected in 2024 and 2025. let's talk sports, the giants looking to even the series while the a's hunting for the second win to finish strong on the road. the giants take on the chicago white sox at oracle park. first pitch is at 1:05. oakland takes on the seattle mariners at t-mobile park. the summer league starts this weekend at chase center appeared

-- center. the warriors face-off against the sacramento kings later today at 4:30. our sports director at has more on the warriors. larry: good morning. the warriors lost gary payton otto porter to toronto and anderson to the lakers, but they are keeping the number one targeted free agency, he is not going anywhere. he has agreed to a three year, $25.5 million deal to stay with golden state. a perfect fit in the warrior system. dominated on the boards in the playoffs. james wiseman, his injury history, he played 104 games this past season and didn't miss a single one and he is a guy the warriors couldn't afford to lose. dante de vincenzo, a solid defender. he played on the title team a couple years ago then got hurt and got traded to sacramento. he hits threes. 35% key in the warrior offense.

from deep and that is damion lee is now an ex-warrior. he throughout the firke o-y so steph's brother-in-law may be there is a man, mike yastrzemski guarding him here. there is a man, mike yastrzemski crashes into the wall. alex cobb pumped. the giants had only three hits all night. darin ruff, double play. still scoreless in the ninth, two outs and two on. sizzles one to right. the throw was a half second to late, 1-0 white sox. the a's in seattle, that is the very first souvenir baseball for the little guy. so cute. bottom of two, adam frazier rips tony kemp, he got it. one. looking for his first w of the year, and he got it. six innings allows one-run.

two outs for sean murphy, kemp scores 1-0 athletics. here it comes and there it goes. a two-out bomb, the ninth of the year, carries the a's to 83-1 victory. after two years, head coach was fired. they have not made the playoffs in three season are in the market for a new general manager as well as head coach. that is a wrap on morning sports . have a great holiday weekend. i'm larry beil. liz: a man in jail following a police pursuit in san jose. this started at 3:00 this morning when they try to conduct vehicle stop. he ran away and lost control and hit a pole. he was taken to jail.

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