>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00. an explosion in the san francisco neighborhood leaves one person dead and two other people hurt. we are live with the latest. reggie: keeping san francisco safe. the mayor lays out her plan for the city and how to fight crime and bring more people back to downtown. kumasi: you can reverse the effects of aging by changing your diet. the one thing you can start doing today. eating some vegetables. drew: there is that. reggie: that is how you do it? [laughter] drew: treat your body right. reggie: the gummy bears i was inhaling last night. put them in the refrigerator.

drew: oooooo. reggie: it brings me happiness. [laughter] kumasi: i felt that. reggie: it is friday, february 10. treat yourself. kumasi: libya nice day? drew: there will be a chance -- kumasi: will it be a nice day? drew: right now, visibility, fog thick in the north bay. the worst spot right now, down to zero miles. we are in the 30's and 40's. one or two layers u winter jacket is needed. we are dry right now. we will finish the day was showers. if you are out and about this evening, take an umbrella with you. kumasi: this morning, crews are working to figure out what caused the deadly explosion in

san francisco sunset district. the blast on 20 2nd avenue cost one home to collapse. one person was found dead in the rubble. lena howland is live near 20 2nd avenue. lena: about 21 explosion first happened, this block is still completely shut down with a very heavy police and fire presence as investigators are working to figure out what happened behind us yesterday morning. most neighbors were allowed to go home last night but some did not as there is still five homes on the block evacuated. our after it happened with san francisco firefighters lined up shoulder to shoulder as rescue crews made a grim discovery, recovering the body of someone who had been inside the home when an explosion nt off earlier in the day.

that person was unaccounted for for several hours until search k9 teams were brought in to help. another person that was inside did get seriously injured, as well as a firefighter who responded to the incident. one woman knows the people who lived inside the home. she was sitting in her car about to take her daughter to school. [explosion] >> i thought it was a bomb. i thought a bomb went off. my windows shattered in my car. it was a husband, disabled wife and a home nurse. the home nurse came running out and she was half charred. hair curled up because of the flames. lena: firefighters say at least two homes were knocked off of their foundations, sing at least three nearby homes and five cars

were damaged by the blast that broke windows and had many folks cleaning up glass late into the night. we are also expecting to get another update from fire officials sometime in the next half-hour. as soon as that happens, we will bring that to you live. lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: do not forget, we sent out a push alert like this when the explosion happened. if you want to stay up to date, download the abc 7 mobile app. reggie: the suspect in the half moon bay mass shooting is expected to appear in court. the hearing will focus on whether case documents will be posted online moving forward. the suspect is facing multiple charges, including seven counts of murder. he could be sentenced to death. seven people died, one person was hurt in the shooting. authorities believe it was an act of workplace violence. the man accused of firing blanks

inside a san francisco synagogue will be back in court next week. the man stood before a judge for. the first time since his arrest. the 51-year-old is facing felony charges and hate crime allegations. surveillance video shows him walking into a synagogue on balboa street and firing a gun loaded with blanks. according to the da, hate crime -- tied to social media posts. kumasi: authorities say have busted a state wised retail theft organization targeting apple stores. eight people are in custody this morning. here is a look at some products recovered during the arrest. thousands of dollars worth of iphones and other electronics. . the attorney general said the suspects stole $1 million in goods between august of last year and last month. >> this goes far beyond petty theft and shoplifting. this is organized criminal activity and we will not put up

with that in our state and we are holding the individuals accountable. kumasi: he credited the highway patrol and law enforcement agencies from around the state for assisting in the investigation and arrests. reggie: san francisco mayor london breed delivered her state of the city address. she acknowledged there are many challenges still ahead but promised the city will rise again. >> public safety concerns, a spiraling crisis, empty offices, our residents are demanding we build a safe city, that we build back our police force and we need to deliver for them. the push for full staffing has to be consistent and it has to be sustained. reggie: the mayor made it clear -- full staffing is still years away. she said public safety is crucial in bringing the downtown economy back to life. >> we must accept

francisco downtown as we know it is not coming back. you know what? that is ok. the truth is, it will not be one thing that fixes downtown. it will be many things. reggie: her plan called a roadmap for the future of downtown will include reforming the tax structure to make the city more competitive, pausing tax increases and to offer tax breaks for three years to any company that comes to san francisco, not just downtown. kumasi: a south bay statue found after part of it was partially sawed off. reggie: where you can go to get fema assistance if you are still in need after last month's storms. drew: we will start off friday with sunshine but clouds will thicken as the day goes on and we have light, scattered showers moving in this evening.

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drew: 6:10 on our friday morning. it is a dry start to the morning. from our exploratorium camera, a live look. live doppler 7 along with satellite, a quick spinning area of low pressure, a very thin cold front will slide through this evening into early tomorrow morning and supply us with a chance of a light, scattered showers. we will start at was sunshine, find clouds moving in as the day goes on. this evening, after 4:00 p.m., there is the chance of a light shower moving through. the best chance will be early tomorrow morning as the storm

system moves through. it is out of fear midday tomorrow and that leads to a gorgeous sunday. sunday is the better of the two days. evening showers and the forecast. you will also notice it feels cooler later today. temperatures in the mid-50's and low 60's. we will look at how the rest of the weekend is shaping up with a seven day in about nine minutes. jobina: good morning, we are starting with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. it will be a pretty light commute unless we have any major issues that pop up. our live camera showing you 101 in san jose. there is a crash in the counter commute to -- direction. eastbound 580. there is debris reported in the roadway. tracy to dublin, 40 minutes. kumasi: coming up, dog food being recalled across the

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smith wants mike pence to testify under oath. multiple sources tell abc news after months of negotiating with pence's attorneys, smith issued a subpoena to compel his testimony. >> i think the things that donald trump sent to mike pence that could reveal whether he had known he had lost the election and what he was doing was an improper effort to retain office. jobina: the pressure from trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 presidential election results, a mob of trump supporters storm the capitol after pence made it clear he would certify the results for joe biden. a spokesperson for pe not responded to an news request for comment. kumasi: the men accused for intentionally driving his suv over a cliff in pacifica with

his family inside said he is not guilty of attempted murder. the man entered the not guilty plea during a court appearance yesterday afternoon. the judge denied the man bail and said he cannot have contact with family members. the man, his wife and two kids were all rescued after this, when their vehicle fell over a 250-foot cliff off-highway 1 last month. his wife and seven-year-old daughter had serious injuries. his son had minor injuries. >> he is charged with three counts of premeditated and deliberate attempted murder for, we believe the evidence will show, intentionally driving his family off the cliff with the intent to kill them. kumasi: the man's next court date is set for march 20. investigators are waiting for a statement from the man's wife about the incident. reggie: a statue depicting a heroic 1600 indian ruler has

been recovered after being stolen from a park in san jose. this is what was left behind after thieves sawed off the statue. it was a gift to san jose from the sister city. >> it made nobody heard it. it took people to lifted up and put it in the truck and then drive away. reggie: the mercury news helped locate the statute. the city is determining what repairs are needed and what security measures should be considered. the thieves could face grand theft charges. reggie: two -- centers are opening. homeowners, renters and business owners can visit disaster recovery centers to get help navigating resources. the centers will be in oakland

and dublin. both will be open every day from 10:00 until 7:00 for the next two weeks. alameda is one of four bay area counties were fema assistance is available. san mateo, contra costa and santa cruz counties. reggie: if you live in oakland, you are eligible for a 25% discount for an entrance to oakland zoo. the discount was launched yesterday through funding for measure y. officials hope the discount leads to increased attendance at the zoo which would then raise revenue to update facilities and improve animal care. there are no restrictions and no blackout dates applied. a study finds cutting your calorie intake can slow down aging. university researchers say people who cut calories slow the pace of their aging by 2% to that equates to a 10% to 15% reduction in the likelihood of

dying early. researchers are monitoring trial participants to see if it could have long-term effects on healthy ages. calorie restriction might not be for everyone, including people who have underlying conditions. now we will go to this story. kumasi: we are talking about dolly parton and this mexican pizza from taco bell. this is a story that keeps giving. reggie: i just assumed it was a paid stunt. she took the check and said have a good day. in a recent interview, she said she still orders the dish and is genuinely glad the taco bell brought it back. she said her usual order is mexican pizza, a taco supreme and rice and beans. she does have a request. she thinks the pizza should be bigger. and in a way they are following that because the company is offering a mexican pizza four times the original size for select fans in arizona for the

super bowl. kumasi: did you all watch the mexican pizza musical on tiktok? reggie: i never saw it. drew: did it ever come out? kumasi: it came out. drew: that was a long time ago. that was like may. i do not believe dolly parton orders a mexican pizza. for her, may be a cheesy gordita crunch, a crunchwrap supreme or a cheese and bean burrito. reggie: today they still have the taco salad in the edible shell? drew: i don't think so. reggie:y t really like that. it is a large, crisp shell. it tastes so good. drew: your mic is messed up. it is a friday. it is done. let's go outside.

a live look from our east bay hills camera. spotty showers this evening. we are warming up on sunday. sunday will be the better of the two days this weekend. yesterday was nice and mild. it feels cooler in the 50's and 60's. it is a level 1 light evening into early saturday. the biggest impact will be some slick roadways. we have a high surf advisory along the coastline for some breaking waves with the system. rainfall totals on the lower end, that is why it is a level 1. there could be some areas of downpours, coming in with maybe a half inch of rain. that will be very few cities. some snow coming to tahoe. most of this will fall in the overnight hours. three to six inches. that will probably lead to some slick roadways. not a huge impact for a winter storm.

temperatures mainly in the 30's and 40's tonight. here is the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast showing you the level 1 tonight. sunday, much better. sunshine, warming up once again. dry conditions continue next week. valentine's day, temperatures below average for this time of year. kumasi:. thank you good morning america is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. here is a look at what is ahead. >> good morning. coming up, the latest on the devastation in turkiye in syria. time is running out to find survivors. david muir is there this morning. we have a first look at michael's one-on-one with the nfl player since his life was saved on the football field. we are counting down to super bowl sunday live in arizona with

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30. a deadly explosion rocked say san francisco neighborhood. one home collapsed and other people are not able to go home. kumasi: an incredible rescue. people pulled from the rubble after the turkish earthquake after more than 90 hours. reggie: trying to help you save money on eggs as prices continue to rise. kumasi: good morning, everybody. happy friday. it is set during tense. drew: the day starts out -- kumasi: it is february 10. drew: live doppler 7. some dense fog. zero miles visibility. 30's and 40's. quite cold at 28 degrees at clearlake.

layers needed but as the day goes on, the umbrella will be the accessory needed. clouds will be rolling in as the day goes on. showers moved in 4:00 p.m. we will go hour by hour in a few minutes. reggie: now to the explosion at a san francisco home that killed one person. it happened yesterday morning on 22nd avenue in the sunset district. the blast was so powerful, the home got knocked off its foundation and eventually collapsed. lena howland is live at the scene this morning. >> this is the home that exploded yesterday morning, causing serious damage throughout the neighborhood. our crews were unseen hours

after it happened with san francisco firefighters lined up shoulder to shoulder after rescue crews recovered the body after someone who had been inside the home when an explosion went off earlier in the day. that person was unaccounted for for most of the day until search k9 teams were brought into help. another person was inside the did get seriously injured, as melissa firefighter that responded to the incident. after the explosion, this home was one of three that caught fire, according to investigators. drone video shot by a neighbor shows the black smoke billowing into the air. >> i did not see much because i was more worried about my mom, dad. it is sad to think people were in the house. lena: firefighters say at least two homes were knocked off of their foundations because of the blast in this neighborhood.

they added at least three nearby homes and five cars were also damaged by the blast that broke windows and had many cleaning up glass into the late hours of the night while most neighbors here along 22nd avenue were allowed to return to their homes late last night, we do know five homes are still a vacuum it because of the damage from this last. we are expecting to get another update in the next few minutes. as soon as that happens, we will bring that to you live. lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you. the city of oakland can start posting eviction notices today as part of a move to clear out an encampment. a federal judge decided to lift the restraining order that prevented it from closing. the city is planning to build affordable housing at the site in west oakland. the city scented has three places to move residents. community cabins, st. vincent

depaul shelter and the66th avenue site. people who are unhoused in santa clara county will have access to new resources. dozens of available, including health screenings, haircuts. this is happening from 9:00 to 1:00 behind city hall. at last check, there were 10,000 people experiencing homelessness in the county. reggie: the rail project that would go 1.3 miles would cost $6.6 billion. that is the figure received during yesterday's presentation of the 20-year financial it is the closest they have been to having a realistic cost estimate for the project which is set to open for service in 2032. >> there was some sticker shock around approaching $7 billion.

i think we all recognize that the longer this project drags on , the more expensive it will be. reggie: basically, this is taking caltrain from fourth and king street over to the transit center downtown. an oversight committee will review the estimates and report back in six months. kumasi: big changes to coming -- big changes coming to parking meters in san francisco. hours would be extended until 10:00 p.m. and takeaway free sundays. drivers mostly paying meters from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., a schedule that has been in place since the 1950's. the higher costs will help fund a deficit. reggie: new document show a former memphis police officer lied about the traffic stop involving tyre nichols.

a document shows a former officer told investigators nichols try to grab his partner's gone but there is no video that proves that statement. the police chief has recommended the officer lose certification to work in law enforcement anywhere in tennessee. kumasi: house are filing a motion to expel george santos from congress. it is not likely to go much further than that. santos has been caught lying about his background and is under investigation in the state of new york. politico reports he was charged with theft and 2017 in pennsylvania after writing bad checks to dog breeders. he is asked to clarify if he is running for reelection. reggie: rescue onto hope as they search for survivors of the earthquake that hit turkiye and siri on monday. as of this morning, more than 21,000 people have been killed. what are we learning about the

help coming from overseas? jobina: turkiye, syria and other countries are moving fast as survivors struggle to find shelter among freezing temperatures. meals, tents and blankets have been distributed but people are having a hard time reaching those in need help. emergency workers from 75 countries are on the ground in turkiye. one man said his family members were buried under the rubble for 15 hours but made it out alive. > i am speechless, to be honest. a very bad dream. i am hearing so many of our friends died. so many relatives are dying. jobina: new video shows a woman being pulled from the rubble of a partially collapsed hospital 90 hours after the quake shook

the area. the israeli defense force, one of the most elite humanitarian -- kumasi: bay aa turkish groups ag efforts to get the supplies to people who survived the earthquake. it provides relief in many muslim countries. the warehouse is one of the drop off locations for donations for things like blankets, clothes and medical supplies. >> i could only imagine as a mother, the last thing you want to worry about is food or clothing. that is what spoke to me to help. kumasi: turkish airlines is transporting donations free of charge from sfo to in stemple -- istanbul. you can learn more about the earthquake's impact and how you can help. visit unicefusa.or reggie: we told you about the

house explosion that happened in san francisco sunset neighborhood. this morning, a lot of people unable to go home. >> due to hipaa able to give too much information. the person found by search crews was the person previously reported as the unaccounted individual we were looking for. >> you said it incident specific to that one home. could you give us any other indication to let people know what they should be doing or not doing? >> fire, unfortunately does not let us know when it will happen but we can prepare. we can make sure our home is as fire safe as possible. . have a working smoke detector in your home. have a working carbon monoxide detector in your home. make an escape plan and share

the plan with all your family and friends with two ways out. review simple things online such as close before you go to sleep. it can help said your life. these a precautions to contact to help prepare yourself to be better suited to come out of a fire as safe as possible if one should occur. >> from inside the rubble of the home. >> three homes impacted? >> it pertains to the stuff, appliances behind the triangle range. >> all of the items you see behind me have been taken out of one or all of the actual homes affected by the fire. this is part of the overhaul process where we take bulky

items out the can catch on fire. or investigators need room for their investigators will move things, look at things, make sure they are looking at everything. they are looking for what they called the actual origin, where the fire might have started. when they find the origin, they work on the cause. our fire investigation task force is extremely thorough on any fire. they go through one process of finding the actual origin. reggie: you are listening to the fire chief talk about the explosion that killed one person and ripped homes off their foundations yesterday. as we get more information anything especially relevant, we will pass it along to you. still hamlin is honored on stage. kumasi: a look right now live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on the markets, next. reggie: an east bay bakery

inundated with orders after the death of its owner. why they are asking you now to not keep ordering. we do a streaming show every from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. you have to download us to one of your devices. search for the abc 7 news bay area app. drew: it is a beautiful start to our friday. a live look showing you clear skies right now. conditions will change as the day goes on. we have a front and an area of low pressure that will move on shore later today and supply us with a chance of a light, scattered showers this evening. on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, it is a level 1. slick roads will be your biggest concern as the system moves through. high surf advisory will begin at 7:00 this evening along the coas ni. eer, 18 feet.

this evening, you could see a e best chance of finding a shower is early tomorrow morning. the system will wrap itself up midday on saturday, leading to a gorgeous sunday. today, sunshine giving way to clouds and an isolated showers this evening. temperatures feeling a lot cooler than yesterday. we will take a look at the rest of the weekend in about nine minutes. jobina: good morning, we are following a new crash in san jose that is causing a minor slow down. the crashes on southbound 880, the ramp to southbound 101. the slowdown is going northbound in the commute direction. drive times are pretty light for the most part. tracy to dublin is only 39 minutes. starting to slow on highway 4. overall, the commute has been very light.

same story at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at it is starting to fill in at the richmond-san rafael bridge in

kumasi: welcome back. some really sad news out of oakland. the owner of a bakery has died from injuries suffered during a robbery earlier this week. gloria rodríguez joining us with the latest. gloria: jen angel was a business owner and her friends tell us she was a political activist and fought for social change. that is how they want her to be remembered, not by how she died. jen angel had been in a medically induced coma sent a robbery on monday in oakland. angel was dragged while trying

to stop thieves who had broken into her car in a parking lot near wells fargo. angel founded angel cakes bakery. the bakery is well-known for cupcakes and other pastries in oakland. one friend sent angel fought against inequality. >> she was such a community builder. those of us who knew her or tasted her cupcakes to come and think about how we can build a world that is more beautiful, more full of cupcakes, joy and love and share that with each other. gloria: more than already been raised in a gofundme to support her loved ones and keep the bakery open. the shop has seen an outpouring of support. so much so that organizers are asking people to buy gift cards instead of cupcakes because the staff is overwhelmed.

angel's organs will be and help the lives of up to 70 people. the oakland police department makes an arrest in this case, the family will pursue alternatives to traditional prosecution and that is because of angel's believes. kumasi: chicken farmers said they can bring down egg prices but they have to convince the fda to change the rule. excess eggs laid by chickens cannot be used for human consumption because they are not refrigerated right away. one group is asking officials to drop the role. the eggs would be safe because they would be pasteurized before being used. reggie: yahoo!! is the latest\ tech and media giant to announce widespread layoffs. restructuring its advertising unit. the company'ss

will be transformed. because of the changes, nearly 50% of employees will be laid off, including about 1000 employees this week. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we are down about 30 points. kumasi: damar hamlin and first responders who saved his life appeared on stage together. . they got a standing ovation. hamlin think first responders and god. >> suffering cardiac arrest or something i never would have chosen to be a part of my story because sometimes our vision is to small. my vision was about playing in the nfl and being the best player i could be. but god's plan was to have a purpose bigger than any game in this world. kumasi: hamlin sat down with michael strahan for his first interview. you could see the interview on gma at 7:00 right after abc 7

mornings. we are just two days away from the super bowl and rihanna's halftime performance. reggie: she said the show will be 13 minutes. she said figuring out the set list has been the hardest part. she said she is on version 39 and counting. kumasi: sometimes. reggie: this is sunday. rihanna is also talking about the work-life balance since having a child. rihanna: the balance is almostps something that bel is rob you of time with your child. would you make decisions on what you will say yes to, it has to be worth it. reggie: what about the show? kumasi: friend.

reggie: what? kumasi: her family. reggie: i am glad to hear her family, but let's talk about the show. kumasi: working hard. work, work, work, which i think will be the first song. reggie: i am sticking by my claim that it will be diamonds. kumasi: i feel like it might be diamonds. reggie: that is two for diamonds. >> what'd i say before? >> you are switching now? [laughter] drew: wow. drew: wow. jobina: we see you sitting over there talking. drew: i said please do not stop the music. [laughter] rye.a quick traffic update. g smoothly. that was our previous picture of

the golden gate bridge. now we have the oakland880 coliseum camera. the delays to the right-hand side are traveling northbound. the only issue in terms of a blocking problem will be in san jose. southbound880, the ramp to 101 is currently closed. drew: a lovely start to our day. sunshine to start. as the day goes on, clouds will increase and showers are in the forecast this evening. you will notice it feels cooler today compared to mild temperatures yesterday. we are back to average with temperatures in the mid-50's to low 60's. let's talk about showers on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. a level 1 light storm with the biggest impact being slick roadways. rainfall estimates on the lowemv

the next 24 hours. a bit of snow coming to tahoe. not a lot of snow on our highest peaks, three to six inches, but it will create slick conditions on ads you had to work tahoe with overnight conditions with that snow falling. back here at home tonight, 30's and 40's with isolated light showers continuing. the better of the two days this weekend is sunday. it is warmer, brighter. looking nice on monday. we turned much cooler for valentine's day on tuesday. jobina: it is time for the toyota tahoe traffic report. a similar story in terms of the chain requirements. chains will be required on 89. no chains for 80 or all drive times are relatively similar, around three hours and 20-ish minutes. our next round, sierra, tahoe

and kirkwood, sugar bowl is not far behind. kirkwood a little longer, three hours and 27 minutes. they have the most snow so maybe it is worth the drive. 113 inches to 168 inches. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch our newscasts through the app. it is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. kumasi: as we had to break, a live look outside at 6:54.

i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions,

fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. ready to treat your hiv in a different way? ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. every other month, and i'm good to go. kumasi: it is 6:57. here are. . the seven things to know number 1, putting on hotspots after a deadly house explosion in the sunset district. one person was killed when the home exploded yesterday morning. two other people were hurt. reggie: number 2, the man charged in half moon bay mass shooting is expected in court today. the hearing will be regarding whether case documents will be posted online moving forward. kumasi: number three, oakland

can post eviction notices for an encampment starting today. reggie: number 4, former vice president mike pence has been subpoenaed by the special counsel overseeing the investigation into former president trump. the special counsel is seeking documents and testimony related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. drew: number 5, be our starting today was sunshine. a live look from our santa cruz camera. showers returned to the forecast for the back half of the day. first chance starts in the north bay. at 9:00 p.m., everyone has a scattered storm chance. we have a high surf advisory in effect this evening. tomorrow morning, large breakers 18 to 22 feet. jobina: number 6, a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza.

metering lights came on at 5:49. there is hardly a backup. kumasi: number 7 is asking taco bell to create a bigger mexican pizza. they are kind of following her request. there is a mexican pizza four times the original size for select fans in arizona at the super bowl. drew: the next time we see everybody, monday, we will know what she sang. kumasi: you don't think she could start with umbrella? drew: i would love that. kumasi: that might be my choice. jobina: ok. drew: that note in the beginning. jobina: i am still holding strong to work. drew: we will see. reggie: all of you need to shut up and drive.

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