overlook those most at risk. after their beloved ranch survived the 2020 last fire -- glass fire, they are facing another hazard that has left their scarred property with a different burn. >> there is no questions. they said you are done. >> aig dropped them, as the company announced they are pulling out of the state for certain categories of homes in the regulated insurance market. >> we were left to scramble. we've been trying to find alternate insurance. i went to three or four different carriers and got turned down. >> weeks go by, state farm, and aaa, all with no luck. >> they go what is your address, then they type it in and they go, we are not insuring in that area. >> they have yet to file a claim

, but since the glass fire burn down 60 homes on the street, they have made investments to reduce their wildfire risks, something known as hardening your home, adding open vents, sprinklers on the roof, and cleared out 5 feet. >> we trimmed the trees off the house. we put in hardscape in the entry. >> same story with her neighbor. >> we have been cutting down trees for six weeks straight. exhausting work. spent $4500 to do the trees we could not do. cleared around our home. had calfire in the local fire company do inspections. >> she says she contacted 25 different insurance providers, but. >> none were writing policies in our area. >> we continue to push the envelope to force these insurance companies to be accessible. >> in february, the state regulator and poster regulation. >> it will mandate 100% of

insurance companies to give californian consumers discounts for hardening their home. it is the only way we will bring down the risk so that californians can keep their insurance, keep it affordable. >> if approved, it would go into effect by the end of the year, bringing benefits, like requiring insurance companies provide consumers a risk score for properties, and creating a right to appeal that score, but the critics argue that reality is not as pretty as the press release. >> it is a big loophole. >> they are still not getting insured. >> that is the loophole that could swallow its promises. >> the executive director of consumer watchdog says while the regulation sounds good on paper, it does not tell the whole story. >> there are two parts of the insurance transaction. one, insurance companies decide whether they will so you coverage. second, they would decide what price they would charge you.

this regulation addresses price, but it does not address the sales question, whether or not you will get a policy at all. >> in other words, insurance companies are not required to consider mitigation steps when deciding whether to sell a consumer a policy, a residents living in areas with high fire risk may be left unprotected. even the former insurance commissioner was not renewed by his carrier, despite spending tens of thousands of dollars in mitigation. just like these families. >> i don't know anybody who has been able to get insurance. >> they say they're left with one real option. >> we will have to go through the california fair plan. >> it is the state ensure that last result, providing access to far coverage for california homeowners unable to find insurance in the traditional marketplace. >> it is extremely confusing. >> it is not cheap. >> at least double and less

coverage. >> the coverage is 3.5 times more than before and a $20,000 deductible. >> without the deductible, the california fair plan would have been seven times more expensive than for existing policies. >> it needs to be affordable and available for every single californian that needs it. >> it is not affordable now and it is not comprehensive. what are you doing to change that? >> we need to provide a comprehensive policy option. that does not exist in the fair plan. so people do not have to pay the extraordinary amount of administrative fees that adds to the costs. >> administrative fees being eliminated is one step. they argue unless the regulation is amended the loophole leaves the most vulnerable communities paying the price. >> it is happening. it is unfortunate. >> consumer watchdog and other

consumer organizations called on the commissioner to use his authority to close this nonrenewable loophole, but the department of insurance rejects these claims, adding the regulation will require insurance companies to recognize and reward consumer mitigation efforts by offering discounts. that is assuming you get a policy to begin with. >> it is frustrating, expensive, and scary for homeowners. we know that there is an election. when will this go into effect, and does the commissioner have the authority to amend it? >> the commissioner says it should be in effect by the end of the year. the department of insurance is the commissioner can take actions within the scope of this regulation and will be considering all public input. in the meantime, they are urging people stuck with nonrenewal to contact the department. we will be tracking with what happens with this. dan: thank you.

if you have a story for the i-team, go to abc7news.com. >> in the east bay, someone who shot a person is on the loose. it happened at the fruitville station at 130, but they did not learn about until after the train had taken off. at last checked, the victim was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. he was taken off the train at lake merritt. the shooter ran off at the fruitvale station. bart please do not think the incident was random. -- police do not think the incident was random. >> based on the video we have received at this time, we are confident this was not a random attack. it appears that it was a targeted attack. >> the lake merritt station opened at 4:00 p.m. it had shut down due to the police investigation. dan: leaders from the aap by

community are gathering in oakland's little saigon to call for an end to violence in the neighborhood. it comes after sunday's shooting that killed a dentist. earlier this month, a grandmother was shot in her home while sleeping in an uber driver was killed last month in the attempted robbery. >> a judge has given caltrans the green light to move forward with a homeless encampment in west oakland. the property is packed with trash. it is also a major fire hazard, with more than 200 blazes in the last two years. abc7news has a reaction to the decision. >> as flames or in west oakland this was the scene of a two alarm fire one month ago, which brought in nearly 65 firefighters and force the highway to shut down. the source came from the wood street encampment, home to 200 people experiencing homelessness

that has been no strangers to fires. according to the oakland fire department from spring 2021 to this year, there were 90 fires in the area. most were on railroad or caltrans property under the freeway. >> and yes, there have been many fires at that site, but that is not the only site in oakland where we have had that experience. >> on friday, a judge dissolved a temporary restraining order against caltrans and the giving them, oakland, and alameda county the authority to move forward with clearing the encampment in three phases, meaning more than 200 people need to relocate. in a joint statement from the governor and the oakland mayor, they said "caltrans will hopefully be able to proceed to clean up the most dangerous portion of the wood street encampment, and the city of oakland will support caltrans by providing housing, outreach, and offer available shelter beds to

those living at the encampment." they will have 72 hours to accept or decline, but if no beds are available, residents will still be required to move. >> where do the people go? so they just go down the street somewhere else and start another site with their rvs, tenants, or just living on the sidewalk. >> the city added 40 beds within the city shelter system are immediately available and are being held in anticipation of the operation. dan: business is back at san francisco's ferry building in a big way. we look at what is driving the post-pandemic rebound. >> and a shot at space starts right here in the bay area. our experts are playing a key the next mission to the moon. >> minor warm-up. a reversal for the weekend. i will h

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decimated during the pandemic. our reporter joins is now on the popular businesses that may be helping. >> you can see some foot traffic behind me. is this is picking up at san francisco's ferry building. according to experts, this is a sign that economy is getting better. out of 54 storefronts at the ferry building, there are only five vacancies right now. the energy and traffic in the ferry building is coming back, and locals are noticing the difference. >> that looks like it's starting to get a life again. >> many are attributing this booze to find businesses that opened this year. one is a store that started as a food truck, and now they have several restaurant locations. the newest one is making a splash with long lines at the ferry building. >> it is a breath of fresh air that they were reaching out to us. we are a very cultural,

colorful, flavorful brand you might not have seen in the ferry building before. >> the menu includes a collaboration with a ferry building staple. what will you show us tonight? >> this is one special item were only having here exclusively at the ferry building. it is a collaboration with actually bread. we get the bread fresh daily. >> they are welcoming their new neighbors and say foot traffic is increasing, but they are still missing many pre-pandemic regulars. >> we are happy to continue to serve the folks coming to us consistently throughout the pandemic. there are still a lot of faces we miss seeing, especially those office tenants. >> san francisco's chamber of commerce presidents of the financial district could be seeing a boost in traffic very soon. >> we are looking forward to people getting back. we are hearing a lot of companies are asking employees to come back and consider more

time in the office post labor day, so hopefully we see another surge. >> another business that opened this year sells cakes -- >> organic ingredients, meat, vegetables. it is the instagram spot for people to take pictures with their dogs? >> people can just hang out. >> ferry building businesses are seeing an increase in tourism. bicycle rentals are also going up. >> we have bookings from all over the world. i have brazil here. i have europe here. it's getting better and better. >> in speaking about tourism, according to san francisco's travel association, the number of people visiting san francisco is forecast to o million this year, and more people visiting the city equals

more spending, and projections for visitor spending in san francisco in 2022 is $6.7 billion. >> definitely an uptick in visitors for sure. >> nice to have them back. thank you. we have the weather now. >> we have good food. good weather. we blame all these people? allied view now. -- a live view now. it is absolutely gorgeous. a 1400 footmen, layer is advancing -- foot marine layer is advancing so how would this affect the weather tomorrow? the wind will come up and temperatures go down, so after i warm up, we go below average tomorrow. this is a sampling of behind temperatures. when you're in the low 80's and the average height is 87, you will notice oakland, 4° below.

gilroy, 8° coole cooler than whe you should be. i pressure taking a backseat for now. the marine layer is keeping the coast fan. a breezy day, but nothing too strong. 22 miles per hour in san francisco. the onshore breeze will cool us off. if you're stepping out tonight along the coast or in the city towards oakland, grab that extra layer, because it will be cool around 7:00. inland areas in the 70's and 80's. tomorrow morning, drizzle, widespread cloud cover, and fog as well. temperatures by 2:00 not warming a lot. low to mid 80's inland. 60's co-side. this is our east bay hills camera. you do for blue skies. 63. 65. 70's. 57 in half moon bay. this camera shows you a view of

the financial district with the sunshine and fog. 80 santa rosa. 70's in napa. 92 fairfield. concord is 85. a foggy golden gate bridge. drive carefully for friday night plans. widespread low clouds. patchy drizzle. gusty and cooler than usual this weekend. summer heat returning next week. the wind will ease by tomorrow morning, then pick right back up again. that stronger wind coming off the cool ocean water is what will help to bring temperatures down. coming down by morning. good sleeping weather. drizzle in the morning. watch out for the fog and low clouds. the south bay, 70 nine santa clara, 80 morgan hills, san jose, 69, in santa cruz on the peninsula, 74. 70 six los altos. low 60's and windy near the coast where the clouds will hang tough all day.

66 downtown san francisco. north bay, 62. 80 novato. 79 san rafael p, 74 napa. a mild 82 in santa rosa. east bay. 7071 hayward. a mix of clouds and sun. inland areas, 82, 83. the accuweather 7 day forecast, windy and cooler than average tomorrow. even though there is a slight bump, a warmer pattern next week. hot weather returning, middle to letter part of the work week, with mid 90's inland. dan: thanks. dion: pride weekend has arrived in the south bay. dan: the flags are up outside san jose

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dion: stocks took a plunge today , after the chair of the federal reserve announced interest rates will continue to stay high to the rest of the year.

here is a look at today's numbers. the dow is down more than 1000 points. the nasdaq felt nearly 500. the s&p 500 dropped 141 points. santa clara county supervisors on local nonprofits announced nearly $10 million in funding will be used in the fight against homelessness. funding will be provided from federal, state, and local revenue to help fund housed people get into affordable housing within the county. plans will be put into place to provide resources for people experiencing domestic violence, developmental disabilities in the pregnancy, and homelessness. affordable housing is expected to be available by the end of the year and in upcoming years. dan: 20,000 people will celebrate in the south bay for the silicon valley pride parade and festival. our reporter spoke with organizers about what to expect this weekend and the boost that they hope it gives the entire community. >> this would be the main stage.

we will set up the backdrop. >> they took us around san jose's plaza friday, showing off for dozens of performers and vendors will bring silicon valley's pride parade and festival to life starting saturday night. this year's event will mark the second in person pride parade and festival. organizers say it's great for everyone in the household. >> we have lots of entertainment, activities for all families. >> plans for this year's event started in october. he says a lot of thought and work have gone into the spirit they hope it cultivates and promotes. >> we just want people to celebrate being their authentic self. >> the representation is top of mind and priority for the weekend event. they say it will have a big impact on the local economy. >> we have been struggling for quite some time, trying to come

back into a recovery mode, but these past few weeks with san jose jazz, other events, and out with silicon valley pride, our downtown is turning a corner. >> person with the san jose downtown association says he hopes this event reminds people that san jose is a destination. >> san jose is beautiful, progressive, and this community has supported silicon valley pride for well over 30 something years. >> as pride leaders prepare for the events, they say the goal is for the spirit of pride to last longer and not just through events, but in hearts across the community. >> not just celebrated one month, but it should be celebrated throughout the year. >> it kicks off at 6:00 p.m. saturday and goes through 6:00 p.m. sunday night. dan: a recalled san francisco school board member tries for take two. why she is getting back in the

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c>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: the owner of a san francisco treasure falls victim to the cell sc -- zelle scan we been talking about. michael finney is here with his 7 on your side report. dion: this involves two grand san francisco institutions. reporter: we have a zelle app ripoff which involves a bank that has been serving the community for decades. >> my mother has been banking with bank of america for decades. she had it small business in chinatown. reporter: the san francisco treasure. if you haven't stuck -- chapter

you probably haven't heard about it. her mother has rendered place for more than 50 years. her mother's zelle seems to be hacked. >> she calls bank of america, filed a fraudulent claim. it was for transactions on the same day. the turtle -- that totaled $3500. reporter: the bank put a hold on her checking account and investigated. a few months earlier, her phone had been stolen. there may or not be a tie. lisa and her mom were hopeful, then they heard back from bank of america. >> they were not going to refund her money. he couldn't prove it was my mother -- it wasn't my mother who facilitated the transactions. reporter: lisa contacted maite, that is why we were talking.

did you make this transaction? >> no. absolutely not. the name of the person is on my statement. reporter: that person's name isn't tim. i reached out to bank of america and made a case the two san francisco institutions, bank of america and the wok shop should be able to work this out. be of aid came through, -- b of a came through. they suspected the clients device may have been compromised. they returned the entire stolen amount. when i heard the good news, i headed to the wok shop. how are you doing? >> mr. finney, how are you? reporter: i really want to thank

bank of america for all its hard work on this. there are some details, the bank really had to take in and investigate and i appreciate they did that. if you have a problem with zelle , let me know by going to abc news.com. for more information to keep from being ripped off, bank of america has posted some great advice. there's a link on our website. i also want to hear from you, send me your stories about buying a home, apart, enough alone, anything that has to do with money. i want to hear about your triumphs and frustrations. that is abc of dutch abc7news.com/7 on your side. dion: tell nancy pelosi hosted a roundtable discussion on reproductive health today in san francisco. >> abortion is health care. it has been horrifying to see

access of this essential health care deteriorated in 16 states and counting. dion: the head of planned parenthood of northern california talked about the impact of the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade . analysts called on congress to provide further protection for patients and reproductive health providers and make more investments in family planning services. dan: today, the justice department released the affidavit for the fbi's raid at mar-a-lago. it aims to justify the search of former president trump's florida estate. it is heavily redacted. more than half the pages are blacked out to protect witnesses, the strategy, scope and grand jury information. part of it we can see states that 14 of the 15 boxes covered contained documents with classification markings. 25 labeled top-secret. former president trump responded, calling the affidavit

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dion: it's been more than six months since three san francisco school board members were recalled. it was the first in the history of the school district. one of them, gabriella lopez, announced she is running again for a position on the boards of surprising many. our senior education reporter spoke to lopez about being ousted and her renewed hopes. reporter: january 2019, newly elected treasurer gabriella lopez honored her parents by

taking the oath in spanish. >> being able to invite them to something that we are normally not a part of, -- reporter: a former classroom teacher, she was the youngest elected official in san francisco and became the president of the school board. her platform focused on giving teachers a living wage, allowing parents to become involved in their children's psychoeducation by decreasing the language barriers, and supporting the socioemotional health of students, among other things. >> then covid hit. many of your critics said instead of focusing on kids returning to the classroom, you and the board focused on other nonessential things such as renaming schools, painting over murals. if you had to do it again, what would you do differently? >> i believe some people didn't see me as someone who was listening. i want to change that.

i am first an educator, that is how i learn and make better decisions. reporter: another issue that did not work in her favorite was her staunch support for her former colleague, who made hurtful remarks toward the chinese community on twitter. now that you are running, that is going to come up again. what are you going to say to that community? >> comments that were made were harmful. i don't want toas humans, we gre moments. she admits the recall was hurtful. she took time to reflect work on her phd at stanford. two weeks ago, she announced she was running again. the gabriella lopez of 2019 and the gabriella lopez now are different people, more

experienced, more knowledgeable, wiser? >> what i've learned is not to isolate myself when things get hard. they will. definitely more mature, more knowledgeable than the 2019 gabriella. reporter: for lopez, going away quietly was never an option. in san francisco, dan melendez, abc7news -- leanne melendez abc7news. dan: the white house monkeypox response team said it is optimistic the spread of the virus is slowing. cases in the u.s. have dropped about 25%. u.s. has reported more than 17,000 confirmed cases. in covid news, madrona has sued pfizer, claiming date copied the technology. our correspondent addressed the lawsuit today on our 3:00 program. >> no one knows for sure what

madrona wants. they made it clear they do not want to take any vaccines off the market, they realize the importance of the vaccines being available. it seems like they want a cut of the profits. dan: pfizer says it is surprised by the lawsuit and is relying -- relying heavily on biontech's research. dion: the next mission to the moon and how the bay is taking part. dan: now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity.

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dan: the countdown is on to making history on the moon again. nasa's orion is scheduled to launch monday as part of the artemis mission. as dustin dorsey explains, the launch would not be possible without mountain view's ames research center. reporter: on monday, a momentous step in the history of space travel. the apollo -- artemis will be another giant leap for

humankind. >> artemis one is a flight test of the first system since the apollo program designed to bring humans back to the moon. reporter: nasa will launch the world's most possible -- powerful space -- it will orbit the moon before returning to earth harder and faster than ever before, at 25,000 miles per hour. at the tops of the orion space capsule with the manikin on board. the only capsule of its kind with -- specifically designed for humans. >> i followed the whole history of it my whole life. i've been a space nerd for a long time. i understand that it happened and what takes to be part of the first steps back. it is humbling. it is an honor to be part of it. reporter: he was part of the

team at the research center in mountain view who put nearly two decades into testing, designing and planning to make monday's launch a reality. the bay area center developed men -- assisted many ways, including the orion heatshield. >> to finally get to this point, to fly this flight test, to see our systems working for the mission, it is incredible. i have to remember to enjoy it now and again. reporter: the team will be doing expections and tests -- inspections and tests before and after the mission. if all goes well, artemis to could be our next manned mission to the moon in two years. dion: in case you didn't know, today is international dog day. the fbi thought it is the perfect time to introduce us to what might be their cutest

agent. this is teddy. look at that outfit. he is a three-year-old french bulldog. the fbi field office in washington should these photos on twitter. he is a good worker. his owner works for the bureau. in 2020, she built him this miniature office with replicas of things you would find in a real fbi office, clocks, flags, posters. the office tweeted a thank you to teddy and all its canine partners. i want to see him in action, in the field. dan: i want to be interrogated by teddy. [laughter] dion: you give up all your secrets. sandhya: teddy looks adorable. dan: about weather for the weekend? sandhya: dion: looking sunny, hopefully seasonal. sandhya: good weather to walk the dog.

let me show you air-quality, everyone bring, which is good air-quality. we keep it that way. sin seeing plenty of sun and the south bay. good air-quality saturday and sunday, because in fog near the coast. tomorrow afternoon, it is not going to feel very summerlike. we don't have the 90's and 100s here in the bay area, we are talking low to mid 80's. aside crazy. you'll be in the 60's, but look at the warmth coming you're right next week. monday is when the warming begins, from the 80's to the 90's as we head toward the middle and ladder part of the workweek. the hot weather will return, until then, windy and cooler than average both days this weekend. the temperatures to rebound as we start a new workweek, bringing you the heat,

wednesday, thursday, friday in lent. our summer, in play, 60's coast side. dion: larry joining us that with a previous boards. in the count of the football sunday. larry: i wish i had martelly teddy video for you. imagine -- i wish i had more teddy video for you. imagine if he had 49ers uniform. trey lance remains something of a mystery. is he in over his head? is he in over his head? what does kyle what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. the choice is clear in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today

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what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >> now, abc 7 sports with larry beil. larry: you don't know, i don't know, kyle shanahan doesn't know what he is going to get from trey lance as a starting quarterback the season. final preseason game did little to install enormous confidence. last night, seven of 11, a 17-0 loss in houston. the preseason is meaningless. they didn't even game plan for

the texans. expect lance is going to be outdone, he could make some ugly mistakes at times. all part of a growing process. >> i made a trade for more experience, we've run out of those games, he is as ready to go as he can be. there's going to be times he makes some mistakes, he will learn from them and find a way to still win the game and overcome some of those things. i'm glad he did get some experience in this preview, i wish he could have got more. larry: raiders hosting the patriots in their final preseason tuneup. matt jones, one of the qb's the niners passed on to take trey lance, throws it right to live masterson. pick return, nine of, no tds.

79 yards. he's a rookie out of georgia, keep an eye on him fantasy players. garber's the game, going deep for kyron johnson, a little under throne, a 45 yard completion to set up a field goal. looks like arbor has a good chance to make the raters roster. 13-3 raters at the half. baseballs of interleague play began in 1987, the giants made their first visit to minnesota's ballpark tonight in the start of a three-game series, marvel superhero night at the yard. something tells me those are not the real avengers. carlos correa got the twins off to a super start. crushed an early two run homer off alex wood, 2-0 twins. third inning, now 6-0. gary sanchez, also gone, eight runs allowed, the most he's ever

allowed in game. the giants been clubbed in the fifth. the 8-0 is the score. asus the yankees at the coliseum. he is finalizing a $470 million contract with 21-year-old rookie outfielder julio rodriguez. it will be the largest free-agent deal in american sports history. the base is seven years for 120 million. that includes a team option. they could extend this another 10 years. rodriguez has 20 homers and 64 rbis this season. even if he has to settle for the poultry $120 million. -- paltry $126 million. dan: it is crazy how much my is happening in sports. dion: coming up tonight on abc 7, 8 :00 is shark tank, followed by 2020 at 9:00 and don't miss

abc7news at 11:00. a quick reminder at the abc7news is streaming 24/7. you can get the bay area app and join us whenever you want, wherever you happen to be. dan: finally this friday, a few thoughts about what really matters. this week, the state of california took an encouraging step to address the climate crisis. the air report -- air resources board has approved new rules that will require all new cars sold in the state to be electric by 2035. it discipline governor newsom first announced two years ago. as we have been many times before, california is on the leading edge of important change, change that will significantly reduce carbon emissions for vehicles operating in california. as the most populous state in the nation, with most cars on the road, we should be at the forefront. ultimately, it would mean a thing if other states and other countries don't follow our lead.

the push to ban the sale of new gas powered cars and california by 2035 is only a drop in the bucket. what really matters is we are beginning this complex transition that might inspire or compel other governments to do the same. i always hope to hear from you, let me know what you think, follow me on twitter and facebook. dion: that is it for this edition of abc7news. dan: we'll see you again a i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a teacher and writer from los angeles, california... a pension calculation developer from cary, north carolina... and our returning champion-- an undergraduate student from towson, maryland... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" it was gamer symphony orchestra music director ciara donegan who hit all the right notes in yesterday's games and pulled off a "jeopardy!" victory

to the tune of $27,601. that's a lot of do-re-mi. will she be conducting herself into the weekend as a "jeopardy!" champion? or will it be jackie or nicole who ends the week on a high note and other assorted music puns? time for the jeopardy! round. here are the categories we have for you. first... then we have... and then... that famous saying. ciara, off you go. i'll take brit lit for $400. - jackie. - what is "paradise lost"? - right. - brit lit, $1,000. - nicole. - who is edward lear?