it. the controversial issue going before supervisors today. >> how the rental car company has settled. >> i would do it over again i just hope that other people go back, i wish other people would have came to help. >> a violent attack in antioch. how the community stepped in to help. >> reevaluating crab season. state officials discussing when fishing can start up again. >> good morning to you, welcome to tuesday, d december 6. >> we start off with showers and dry out this afternoon. the north bay being impacted by some of these showers this morning.

up through santa rosa, saying downpours a similar story along the sonoma county coast line. it is a level one on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact skill this morning. scattered showers, slippery for the morning. still have a chance of a thunderstorm popping up later on this morning. our camera showing you a bit of wet ailment. we keep showers in the forecast for the first half of our day today. the afternoon will dry out, clouds are out of here we are turning clear but chilly. temperatures low to mid 50's later on today. we will talk about a dry day tomorrow and another storm about to hit us on thursday. >> today the sandra fists -- san francisco board of supervisors could think the use of deadly force by robots a reality. they will be used in select limited situations.

lena howland life in san francisco city hall with the details. and the effort to stop this controversial decision. lena? >> after a large group of activists and poste -- protesters came to city hall to send a bigger message to the board of supervisors that these killer robots just have no place in san francisco we are already hearing that at least one supervisor has changed their mind and plans to reverse their vote during this afternoon's meeting. supervisor saying i do not think removing the humanity of taking a life anze putting it behind a remote control is a responsible step for a municipal police force. i do not think robots with lethal force -- lethal force could prevent or solve crimes. to bring you up to speed the police department has been equipped with robots for 11 years now. bill 481 just signed into law

back in september requires municipalities to create a policy for how military equipment is being used which is why this is being voted on. dean preston alleging last week's vote actually happened illegally because of 30 day notice for public comment was not given. it was posted on a friday and heard the following monday. >> we have uncovered the fact that the san francisco police department did not post this policy as they were required to do under state law, 30 days before the hearing yet another reason this board of supervisors should change course. >> we do not have a response back yet from sfpd on those claims but sfpd assistant does not have pre-armed robots and does not plan to arm the ones they have with guns. they did say however they could deploy robots that are equipped with explosives. the vote on this is expected to

happen this afternoon at 2:00 and we will let you know what happens. lena howland, abc7news. >> car rental company hertz ordered to pay to settle lawsuits after drivers were arrested for falsely accused for stealing rental cars. a computer glitch is responsible. >> it is quite an incredible situation. hundreds of those losses are being settled by hertz after people were accused of stealing cars resulting in them being arrested. majority are supposed to be paid by the end of the year and that is according to the company. hertz says a computer glitch is to blame. it marks the car is as stolen or showed a customer did not pay for the rental. a louisiana man was charged with felony auto theft after being pulled over and arrested. >> it's something that shouldn't have ever happens. i had a valid corporate, you

know, lease agreement. i was in a cell the size of a bathroom with two other inmates. >> 364 claims from people with some of our stories are being settled by hertz. the ceos says we will not always be perfect the professionals at hertz will continue to work to provide best in class surface to the people we serve each year. the company stated most of the money will come from the company's insurance. back to you. >> protesting academic workers at say they are not backing down. for three hours yesterday they staged a sit in at one of the offices of the university of california is that it in oakland. eventually some disrupted a meeting to make their voices heard. they say their demands are significant wage increases, childcare benefits and better working conditions. >> we were deeply frustrated by

the silence we were faced with when we compelled key decision-makers to escalate this issue elevated to the president. >> 50 bargaining sessions with the union and have secured a tentative agreement area to they delivered their final offer to the workers last saturday. >> antioch police made an arrest against a fast food worker. doing the right thing cost and employee her eye during this vicious assault. the reporters talked with the young woman and you might find this video difficult to watch. >> this 19-year-old is no longer wearing her eye patch, one that she had to wear when we spoke with her two weeks ago after she was attacked working at the habit burger grow in antioch. she lost her right eye because of that attack but monday she learned that u.s. marshals arrested the man investigators believed punched her. >> i feel like they're taking it

seriously, how it should be handled. he's a dangerous person. >> once they made a positive id they moved into arrest him. he was outside on foot and he was taken into custody. >> through our investigation we learned the victim, the employee was assaulted after protecting another customer with an intellectual disability. >> bianca says that young man was being bullied by another customer in the lobby of the habit burger and girl. she asked the man to leave, she was punched multiple times after that. of the lease have arrested isaac white partner who faces felony charges of mayhem and assault causing great bodily harm. to this day, bianca says she has no regrets. >> i would do it over again just that i hope that other people, you know, i wish other people would have come to help. >> bianca has a temporary eye until the permanent prosthetic

one is made. >> thousands of people have donated money to help her and she is now thinking of going back to school. she has received two letters from those in other states who have family members with special needs. they wrote her to say thank you for standing up. >> for the people up there i appreciate all the help and support. i received like a two letters at the habit and i read through them. they were really nice. it's just crazy to think that people from not only the state of california but from other places far away that know about it, and they support. >> the suspect is in jail right now going forward he may face a hate crime charge for allegedly using racial slurs against bianca before the attack. j.r. stone, abc7news. >> when we first part you the story hour abc7news pirus were quick to offer their generosity.

in less than an dave young cake and have family met the gofundme goal and have raise over $150,000. you can find the link to this by finding the story on our website on the french white -- front page on abc 7.com. >> the department of fishing and wildlife will start to evaluate the waters off the california coast for whales. commercial crab season has been delayed twice to protect migrating whales from nets. the fishermen say the delays are impacting their livelihood. recent flights are still present and monterey bay. if the whales have not headed south, crab season could be delayed until january. >> 5:09, taking a look at the santa fe bridge. live doppler 7 is you see this

pinwheel in our atmosphere. low-pressure is slamming into the bay area this morning. it is a quick moving system. the showers will only linger this morning. the afternoon is dry. lucas valley to center field, over the richmond centerville bridge. done off the coast and the cells are moving to the north so they are moving too much of the north bay over the next 30 minutes to an hour or so. take a look at temperatures out there. mid 40's to lower 50's. feeling chilly with the showers this morning. i 8:00 a.m. we will have showers with this but temperatures mainly in the 40's by lunchtime. this is pretty much done. the storm moving out by this afternoon. this evening we will turn to clear skies and that will lead to a sunny day tomorrow. afternoon sunshine, we will go to the mid-50's.

take a look at the three day forecast. wet weather now, tomorrow is beautiful. dry, a lot of sunshine, but our next storm does arrive by thursday evening. how much rain we can expect coming up in nine minutes. >> we are going to start with a live look at centerville bridge. the conditions in this area, this morning across the bay bridge i saw a spin out right there off to the right hand shoulder. it's still very possible that the rain is not actively falling but be aware of the pavement. golden gate bridge, it's really the same situation. we do not have any major advisories coming in blocking issues from the chp at this moment but starting to see the slower drivetime for our super communities. any out to concorde, 14, 17

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>> actress kirstie alley has died after a battle with cancer. her daughter said she was surrounded by her closest family. she is best not -- none for storing in cheers. she was 71. >> supervisors looking to expand the types of cannabis including non-flavored vaping products. it will allow the sale of the products through parts of the county and include programs to raise awareness of youth vaping.

laster county supervisors let a ban on vapes and e-cigarettes remain in place. >> governor newsom calling on lawmakers to provide a pendant tea for court price gouging. a price gouging penalty on oil companies the state deems to have excess profits. it would expand the energy commission's authority to investigate oil companies pricing and the information that oil companies will be required to report to the state. >> it's completely unfair to californians for these companies to essentially be price gouging to be charging californians whatever they want and putting all that money in their pocket. >> its supply and demand. the global market and volatility caused by things like the war in ukraine. >> lawmakers are likely to begin discussions and voting on the plan next year. >> a key component to building a better bay area has been a focus

on your health. santa clara county giving an update on the levels of covid found in the wastewater facilities. similar trends found in san francisco. cases of the flu are their highest in the decade. >> it's a perfect storm for a terrible holiday season. i know everyone is tired of getting shots. we all have rooster fatigue that understand you can get really really sick this year and ruin your holiday celebrations if you don't get vaccinated. >> health officials suggest wearing a mask inside and getting your flu shot and the latest covid booster shot. take a look at this, the latest cdc data shows in purple tier the highest category possible for flu activity. >> the deadline to get your real id has been extended for another two years. now you have until may 2025. a real id drivers license will

let you fly domestically without a passport and enter secure federal facilities like military bases and courthouses. about half of americans already have the real id. you can check your status by looking at your license or id card. if you have a real id you will see a goldstar in the right corner. if you don't, there are the words federal limits apply. >> they just keep pushing that back. >> i now. i don't have mine do you have ears? >> now. i have a passport card, though. last week we told you about merriam-webster's word of the year. >> goblin noted as the 2022 word of the year. this refers to the type of behavior which is unapologetically self-indulgent, lazy, greedy, typically in a way that rejects social norms or expectations. goblin mode got the most votes

and the #i stand with. >> goblin mode i have never heard one person say that. >> and what is it? i've never -- i don't even know. >> use it in a sentence. >> is it a bridge thing is that by were not into it? is it oxford dixie dish -- dictionary is what's going on over there. >> i rejected. >> it's giving goblin mode. >> i think villainera would be better. >> i didn't hear that that much. >> other than meta-changing its name? try again. >> gaslighting, that is a good word of the year. >> yeah. the job. -- good job.

>> didn't even know. >> u.k.? nope can't vote. >> this is sfl where we do have wet runways this morning. dryer this afternoon. the showers are lingering through the next four or five hours. that will lead to a dry wednesday. it is a chilly start tomorrow morning. our next storm will arrive on thursday. we zoom on into the north bay where we have this scattered downpours. mill valley, pan grove, you name it. you are getting hit by these showers first thing. 680, highway four getting wet as well that that's it in terms of the showers first thing this morning. level 1, light storm biggest concern is slick conditions for the morning commute. there is a chance of a thunderstorm later on today. it could happen in the south bay

but i think the chances really slim today. here is future weather, the weather really winds down this morning. the afternoon, we get rid of the clouds and wet weather and that sets the stage for tomorrow. we have morning showers, 50's, that's about it for your afternoon highs. then it's clear skies tonight. we get rid of all that wet weather 30's, even 20's in our coldest spots. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. chilly forecast tomorrow. the next storm arrives tomorrow evening and that sets the stage for showers on and off. i think saturday and sunday are the wettest days we have over the next seven days. we have showers sunday and monday. >> coming up the seven things to know this morning. >> buyers who are not just the only ones being targeted this season. >>

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the impact scale. 50's later today. >> overturn crash in fremont that is not causing a slowdown right now but wheels are up on eastbound 44 slick conditions on the roadways as well this is a picture from the santa fall bridge. >> supervisors said to take a vote on a controversial policy allowing police robots to use deadly force in certain circumstances. six would have to vote no to stuff the policy. right now, only forsake they will vote against it. >> richmond city council seat will be decided by drawing a name out of a bag. we will stream the draw live on our app when it happens at 10:00 a.m. -- 9:00 a.m.. >> georgia election happening today. >> twitter employees file a

class-action lawsuit. they claim the company failed to provide a 60 day notice when they relate off. >> we could find out today if you will be able to get fresh west coast crab for the holidays. if migrating whales haven't headed south crab season could be delayed until january. >> the royal riff continues after the release of a new trailer for the harry and meghan netflix docuseries. >> in this gma first look the royal riff could be widening again. >> it's really hard to look back on it and go what on earth happened? >> two days into the premiere of harry and meghan's new documentary, the fallout is already here. >> there is a war against macon to suit other people's agendas. >> it's about race, it's a dirty game. >> the six part series promising to reveal untold secrets of their exit from real-life. >> there's a hierarchy of the

family. no one knows the full truth. we know the full truth. >> why is the series already the source of criticism? >> i realized they're never going to protect you. >> i was terrified. >> it's all coming up it 7:00 a.m.. i'm trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> the fbi is scorning you to be careful of cyber scams this holiday season. they say it's best to use your credit card, not your debit card when you shop online because credit cards are easier to secure if your information is stolen. this year, it's not just buyers being targeted. sellers are also being scammed. >> the two most common we see here in the san francisco bay area are nondelivery scams and on payment scams. the nondelivery scam is just what it sounds like. somebody will shop online, they will pay for something but they won't receive the product.

victimizing the consumer, the nondelivery -- the nonpayment scam is the exact opposite. it victimizes the vendor. someone will purchase an item, the consumer who is a fraudster won't make payment. >> if you happen to get scammed, you should immediately call your bank or credit card and sometimes you can dispute the charge. >> today marks the 30th anniversary of the first text message. on december 6, 19 92 british software designer sent a text to his colleague. it said merry christmas. and it changed the way we communicate. research center says 81% of americans now text regularly. >> i was reading were people said if the phone rings there like what happened? because it's like, otherwise he would just text. >> i mean, that's not without merit. also why on december 6 was he saying merry christmas? >> because it's the season. >> signing off twitter.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> raphael warnock versus herschel walker. final ballots being cast today for the state senate runoff race. >> the future of some airports may include flooding. rising sea levels and which airports could be impacted the most. >> a new uc berkeley police chief opening up about her past. >> the vote today to make more than a dozen spots permanent in san francisco. >> good morning, everybody. happy tuesday. >> you will notice that the roads are wet this morning. >> live doppler, not everybody

is seeing action right now but the north bay across the richmond bridge moving off to the east it's what to lucas valley, essentially 101 right now as you work your way through marin county. on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale it is a level 1 storm. biggest impact is at slick conditions for the morning commute. this is walnut creek, we have a shower moving through as we speak. we will keep showers in the morning. by the afternoon the wet weather is out of here. temperatures maxing out in the 50's. that will lead to clear skies and chilly conditions but take the umbrella with you. you will need it for the next four or five hours. >> said a the controversial issue of the use of police

robots will be at the forefront at the san francisco board of supervisors meeting if approved sfpd will be able to deploy robots that have the power to use lethal force and a some situations. >> good morning, yesterday we heard that just a day before this vote, we heard new claims that last week's vote on these controversial robots happened illegally because of a 30 day notice not being given for cup -- public comment. dean preston alleged it was posted on friday and heard on the following monday. sfpd has been control -- equipped with robots for 11 years. the focus happening because assembly bill 480 one which requires municipalities to create a policy for how military equipment is being used. assistant chief said last week the department does not have

pre-armed robots and doesn't plan to arm the ones they have with guns. he said they could to play robots that are equipped with explosives. jeffrey morris cofounder of black wall street said killer robots have no place in san francisco and says people of color will be disproportionately impacted. >> and you arm lethal robots to any place to kill, you are doing capital punishment without due process. i want you all to really believe why when we say it will be pellet -- people of color, it will be misused. >> after the outpouring of concern from folks across the city, we are already hearing that at least one supervisor has changed their mind on this. he said in part i do not think removing the humanity of taking a life and adding it behind a remote-controlled is a reasonable step for a municipal police force. i do not think robots with

lethal force with make us safer or prevent or solve crimes. if the board expected to hold a vote on this at 2:00 this afternoon. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc7news. >> polls are open right now in georgia for the runoff election between raphael warnock and his challenger herschel walker. the democrats already hold a senate majority both parties are calling georgia a must win. >> neither candidate secured at least 50% of the vote during the midterms which brings us to this georgia runoff today. the race is already broken early voting records with 1.8 millions ballot cast. it is expected to be busy as both candidates have been campaigning hard in the days leading up to today. >> this takes are high and the differences between me and my upon it are two wide. for as justly. >> this is about turnout and now

, we have to get in the game. >> early voting so far appears to advantage democrats baha'i turnout from republicans today cut cut into that lead. we will monitor this race and let you know how the results turn out. the lines are long. my parents voted early and waited for an hour and a half last week. it is busy in georgia. >> it really makes you appreciate what we have in california. send it in, it is no big deal. >> this is a reminder to california voters that be are unique in that we get our ballots mailed to us. print it out, sign it, mail it back. that just shows what they are up against there. it's a very interesting. >> happening now, i live like at the corruption on the big island of hawaii.

there is some concern about the lava spread. at last check it is about two miles from a main intersection in the area and moving at about 50 feet per hour. the national guard is helping with traffic control. it has been erupting for a little more than a week now. that's the first time that's happened since 1984. incredible. >> in the next few decades we could see flooding at major airports. a new study found that seven of all 14 bay area air have flooding concerns within the next 20 years because of climate change. san francisco international and open international are the most vulnerable statewide. both airports are taking steps to protect against future flooding and sea level rise. 50% of the land is honorable to major floods. >> a new approach to homelessness in new york has those asking if it will work

here. it allows first responders to force people into hospitals if they cannot take care of themselves. state senator scott wiener said 1% have people and housed in san francisco suffer from severe mental illness or drug addiction. >> people who are not able to make decisions for themselves and who are spiraling towards death, it is not progressive, it is not humane to just allow people to deteriorate and die on our streets. >> we have the hospital capacity, hospital costs are enormous. >> san francisco already has a forest treatment program but falls short of what new york is trying to do. to get treatment a person has to be taken to the crisis center eight times a year. >> a program could become provides more space for people

to enjoy the outdoors. slow streets was so successful they want to make it permanent. >> there is a new chief of campus police at uc berkeley. she is coming into the job with quite the story. pittman started as chief of capitol police. became the first black woman to lead the u.s. capitol police at uc berkeley pittman will oversee 140 campus officers and manage campus security. harper estate is february 1. >> lawsuit against twitter. what a lawyer is saying after elon musk takeover. >> the race for city council seat will be determined but first a check at the weather. >> then north bay being impacted the most fight an early morning shower.

live look showing you wet pavement on 101. slower than normal commute and parts of the north bay this morning. you can see the shield of moisture pushing off to the north. marin county, sonoma county getting hit the hardest. working through san mateo right now heading towards hayward another towards san ramon. brightest colors this morning from novato right now that is where we have the heaviest rain through the next hour or so. this is a level one on the impact scale. the biggest impact being slick roadway conditions. mid-40's and 50's as you step out the door. we keep the showers in the forecast through the morning. by the afternoon this will begin to slide south, move out of here and take the wet weather with it and also the cloud cover. later on we will have clear skies. today, it is all about morning showers giving way to drier conditions this afternoon we max

out in the mid-50's later today. look at the three day forecast, tomorrow is the only totally dry day we have over the next seven days. enjoy the sunshine, temperatures up in the upper 50's. the storm on thursday from linger into the weekend. we will talk about that in nine minutes. >> good morning, everyone. we want to start with a look at our maps and the overturned vehicle in fremont on east on 84 before 880. it does not appear severe injuries are involved and also there is not a slowdown in the area but it is in the counter commute direction. what's not is the rain. i am bringing you this picture from san rafael showing you one. i've also been monitoring some of our other cameras. it will be slick on the golden gate morning. much more crowded in emeryville. especially for the headlights traveling westbound if you are

making your way towards the toll plaza it does not look like the lights are on yet. drive times for you, everything is clear but people run into a slight slowdown if you rely on the barria said -- berryessa line. that's due to and earlier equipment problem that

>> new developments in the effort to fill to city council seats. after more than a six-hour meeting last night the city council has decided against a special election and that is a controversial decision the two seats that need to be felt are vacated by district a councilmember who won a seat on the board of supervisors. abc7news reporter gloria ramirez has the latest on this.

>> hundreds of people chiming in at the special counsel meeting seven city councilman members voting in favor of appointing replacements for the two seats 4 against. this is brand-new video this morning from that meeting. >> this is unprecedented. and i think it brings shame to our city. [applause] let's vote. >> community members packing a san jose city hall chamber last night hundreds attending in person with hundreds more online. they clashed and advocated for ways the city should fill to council seats. up for debate was whether people or politicians should decide who

represents districts eight and 10. the majority wanted a special election but not everybody. the city estimates that a special election would cost up to $2.9 million per district and some say previous low voter turnout has proved that process would have been a waste of taxpayer money. >> today in the east bay a different way to decide an election, a tie raised will be determined by drawing a name out of a bag. this comes after a recount confirmed that the district to candidates both received the exact same number of votes. 1921. now, four weeks after election day the city clerk will draw one of their names out of the bag. we will have the trying life when it happened at around 9:00 a.m. and let us now say that every vote does count. >> san jose police are looking for more possible victims after

a counselor was arrested for alleged sexual assault. sylvia aguilar worked for new hope for youth. operated, the sexual assault happened in a classroom and the suspects car. the superintendent and police edit the mother for -- the victim's mother for alerting puppies. >> we want to make sure that god, very strong family communication exists so children are able to come forward to parents. that parents know what their children are up to, what other -- adults are up to. >> this latest case is not the only like it on campus this year. last week officers arrested a music teacher. he is accused of having inappropriate contact ever a dozen minors. >> jeff rosen issued a statement

that says every american has a moral obligation to fight hate speech. here's one way. my office the largest prosecutor's office in california is quitting twitter. he blames twitter ceo elon musk for an increase in hatred, racism, and anti-semitism on the social media site. >> i started to ask myself why is the das office using this platform to communicate with the public when this platform is making money for someone who is peddling all of this hatred and bigotry? >> he is asking other da offices to take the same stance and leave twitter. >> now to the latest developments, forms reports janitors are on strike they claim they were laid off at the end of the week after twitter did not negotiate with the company that employs janitors.

a group of former employees is suing twitter. a lawyer at a news conference, lisa bloom said she filed a class-action lawsuit saying the company failed to provide a 60 day notice which is required by federal law. he then delivered a message to elon musk the twist on one of his own tweets. >> elon you broke your promises and violated the law. we are coming after you. let that sink in. >> the former employees are accusing musk and twitter have several other violations as well. everything from breach of contract to civil-rights violations. >> facebook is warning that the platform could ban news content in the u.s. if the journalism competition and preservation act passes in congress. we told you yesterday about new zealand considering some alert legislation.

according to the words the jcp a legislation would allow publishers to negotiate with social media platforms over the distribution over their content. in other words, they would get paid. facebook's parent company, metta posted a tweet condemning the bill supporters say the bill could provide a lifeline for small, local news outlets struggling to survive. >> the groundbreaking ceremony for a 400 million dollar renovation at the transamerica pyramid is happening day. renovation includes refurbishing the outside of the building with lighting that changes colors and the inside all the common areas will be remodeled and there will be reportedly a private club at the top. today will also kickoff a year-long celebration of the building's 50th anniversary. and you know they have the redwoods out there. that's been close for a while too. i miss just going in there and sitting down.

yet to take steps. >> start with the trees. >> start with the trees. some restaurants have new bragging rights this morning. >> the michelin stars have been awarded and there are five bay area restaurants receiving one michelin star. cyrus in sonoma, press in nam a -- napa and saw which is a block away. >> glass we, three restaurants won an award designed for affordable restaurants. congratulations. >> that is amazing. i haven't been to any one of them. now it's going to be harder. >> that's ok. you just have to figure out when to go. and walk in. >> is that what it is?

>> sometimes itike 3:00 or 10:00? >> anytime. >> i'm going to tell on you right now. come aussie went to a party she wasn't invited to. >> just on my business. >> the point is she walked in with confidence. thankfully when i got there my friend was there who knew the people that had the party. but it was kind of cramped. i was like i don't even know who's party this is. and her friend was like it's mine. i invited everybody in here and you work on the list. and is likely you should've invited me. she is like i just met you. >> i really did so your business. [laughter] >> who's party is this? it's mine. >> so? >> she should have known.

>> it was a good party, though. just walked in. walk maître d'. >> and wave at somebody you don't know. >> hi. >> oh my gosh. there is lightning outside. we do have showers mainly in the north this morning. they linger this morning but move out this afternoon. tomorrow is totally dry. here is live doppler 7, heaviest rain falling in marin county right now read scattered showers in parts of the east this morning. a light storm with the biggest impact being slick roadways. there is a chance for a thunderstorm in the south bay as this day goes on. i think the best chance was

yesterday. here is future whether, later this morning isolated shower. look what happens by lunchtime. the system picking off to the south. it leads to a clear night on the weight and sunshine for wednesday. morning, scattered showers leading to a dry afternoon. we have clear skies tonight temperatures in the 20's and 30's. looking at rain chances over the next seven days, we are totally dry tomorrow but the weekend does feature rain. no day is a blockbuster storm but the showers will add up to more than an inch of wet weather over the next seven days. chilly start for the day tomorrow with sunshine. there is our next storm thursday evening. saturday, the wetter of the two days this weekend and even still a chance on monday, guys. >> what dr. say you should stop eating if you want to cut your chance of getting dementia. >> neil

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