police shared new details of the unthinkable. a 15 month old girl caught in crossfire and shot through the stomach around 615 mondayvening in little saigonle. or eed their outrage, confusion and fear at at learning the incident happened just feet from where they live around 12th avenue and east 15th street. police say that's where the family of the 15 month old suddenly heard a barrage of bullets. they immediately take cover inside their vehicle as the sound of gunfire stopped the victim, who is 15 month old, was seated in a car seat, began to cry. it wasn't until returning home nearby, her father realized his baby had been shot by a stranger. stray bullet. they immediately drove to the nearest fire station to get help. surveillance video from a convenience store across the street shows the moments the family frantically knocked at the door of station four fire chief reginald freeman described how his team sprung into action. thankfully, our crews and

personnel were here in the firehouse at the time. i am so proud of their heroism. but if it were not for our paramedics and our emts, that child most likely would have lost their life. according to oakland, fire and ambulance arrived just two minutes later and transported the infant to children's hospital after extensive surgery. the girl is said to be in stable condition. oakland police ask anyone with additional to come forward. deon lim, abc7 news in oakland. another shocking act of violence. a woman sitting in a park at lunchtime is shot during an attempted robbery. it happened at the fm smith rec center not far from lake merritt . police say two suspects grabbed the woman's purse. she resisted and chased the suspects off their getaway car. and that's when one of the suspects opened fire, hitting the victim. the victim was taken to the hospital and the robbers got away. san francisco police say sunday night's shooting in north beach that killed one person and wounded four others was a

botched robbery. 23 year old isaiah thomas from suisun city was killed. police say thomas was part of a group that tried robbing two people near broadway and columbus. things turned violent and thomas was shot to death. two robbery targets and another robbery suspect were also shot, as well as a woman who was with td ses cludgurr. all right. now to the latest developments in the murder of a san francisco tech executive made national news. the man accused of stabbing and killing bob lee appeared in court today. abc seven news i-team reporter melanie woodrow joining us live in the newsroom with a look at what happened melanie. nima moments arraignment did not happen as expected today. his attorney says she's waiting on discovery in the case while the da's office says she's received enough discovery like police reports, to enter a not guilty plea on her client's behalf. and argue his custody status. the stabbing death of cashapp founder bob lee is now unfolding in a san francisco courtroom. dozens of lee's friends and family were at court for what was expected to be moments.

arraignment moment is accused of stabbing and killing lee moments. attorney paula county asked to delay today's arraignment. a judge agreed to do my job effectively. i need the police reports. it's like that's why i said that sort of thing. like it's not rocket science. if the police are going to make an arrest, they are duty bound to make these materials available to defense counsel. we have provided discovery on a rolling basis, as we do in every case. she, in my opinion, has sufficient evidence in this case to be able to enter a plea of not guilty on behalf of her client and argue his custody status. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says lee's autopsy report isn't ready and that the medical examiner's office typically produces them within 60 days. i don't know why san francisco wouldn't be able to provide what any other county could provide in a timely way, jenkins said. the da's office was prepared for remains arraignment to take place today.

certain it is to the disappointment of mr. lee's family and of our office that we are not being able to proceed forward with this case. mckinney's defense attorney says once she receives the discovery, she requested, she'll file her opposition to the prosecutor's detention motion. kenny says mo money is not a flight risk right now. he's being held without bail. people who possessed a greater financial means present more of a flight risk. certainly in a situation where they are facing life in prison. well, many sister who was at moments last court appearance was not in court today. the da's office has said she is the link between lee and mo. many i asked county about the text message mo many sister sent lee, according to court documents in which she checks in on him in references coming way down hard on him as a defense lawyer wasn't it wouldn't be the one that i would pick to release. but as a prosecutor, of course, that's the text message that they chose to release. paula county told me that minnie's sister wasn't in court today because it was so

traumatic last time with all of the cameras that were there. there was also some discussion today about the surveillance video in this case. mo minnie's defense attorney says she doesn't believe it's very clear . jenkins says her office is confident they have sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that mr. mo murdered bob lee in the newsroom for the it. melanie woodruff, abc seven news. melanie thank you. the oakland police department says it's cooperating with the alameda county da's office after an arrest warrant was issued for one of its officers. the da filed charges yesterday against officer phong tran. the officers accused of perjury, bribery and threatening a witness in a homicide case. abc7 news reporter ryan curry is following this story. he'll have an update on abc7 news at five. san jose police have shut down an underground casino operation that investigators claim was a front for criminal activity. police seized guns, drugs dozens of slot machines and about $285,000 in cash at seven different locations. several

people were arrested at those locations, including a 43 year old man believed to be the primary suspect. tonight, oakland public school teachers could be one step closer to going on strike perhaps as soon as next monday. union leaders have scheduled a news conference for next hour to announce the results of a strike authorization vote. teachers have been working without a contract since october. there's 21 issues on the table right now , including teachers, pay and resources for students. a decades long argument about the fate of the thomas fallon statue in san jose ended today with the statue officially removed. abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey looks why some see this as a step forward in addressing past atrocities. a pile of rubble, some dust, a few bolts, all that's left behind from the controversial thomas fallon statue in downtown san jose, the city of san jose listened to the voices of the people. a more than 30 year long battle now over after the statue was moved to city storage last night, a city representative told us today it was the right thing to

do in helping all residents feel that they matter and belong. and others agree. the statue itself is a very beautiful statue, but it's what it symbolizes. it creates an emotional response. that's your thoughts, then, of seeing it finally removed. sense of victory. even, you know, the statue depicted former san jose mayor thomas fallon during a times nsiderate ericanenagains and others stop by to grab a souvenir. he says, just like the statue represented a terrible time in history. this simple bolt. what does it represent? victory but not everyone sees it that way. some argue today the statue removal actually represents a wrongful removal of history. former san jose mayor tom mchenry echoed a similar thought in 2021 when discussing the statue that he was instrumental in putting up in the city sins and oppression and mistakes. all of those happened

under each flag and they deserve to be excoriated. and they have been. lonnie tribe chairwoman charlene supports the 450,000 removal of the statue, but does not want to erase the history. she hopes the statue will be eventually moved to a museum because both sides of the story needs to be represented for everyone to learn and grow. it's a time for healing now, right? to acknowledge the past, acknowledge the truths and the genocides that have happened here in california and around the world. because how are we going to start healing if we don't acknowledge the past atrocities andat firstew all righ let's turn now to the weather going to get hot at least in parts of the bay area. spencer christian is here now with a first look at the forecast. oh, so nice out there. yes very nice. right now it's going to get even nicer, if you like, a warming trend. and that's what we have for you.

check out the 24 hour temperature change. you can see right across the bay right now, it's about 9 to 13 degrees warmer in most locations than at this time yesterday or tomorrow. we can expect high temperatures in our inland areas near 90. and looking farther ahead, thursday, highs in the low 90s and the warmest inland spots we'll see mid 80s around the bay shoreline , a similar range on friday. so the hot weather or the warm weather is definitely coming our way and in the lake tahoe area, especially in the south lake tahoe area, look at the warming over the next several days going into the weekend. that's going to add to the pace of the snow melt, which, of course, will elevate concerns about flooding. not that we're predicting that yet. just want to give you a picture of how warm it's going to be, larry. all right, spencer, thank you. speaking of flooding, concern is a slow motion disaster is unfolding in the central valley. it's expected to get worse in the coming weeks. governor gavin newsom visited the tulare basin to see the scope of flooding that is affecting four communities. they're dried out. lake toledo, tillery lake has made its return swamping farms

and threatening to overtake even more land as the snow and the sierra melts le s onstrewaterst of the river thgovernor pointedut what's at stake, the levee we recognize the impacts on the prisons. we recognize the prospects of displacement, property damage. we recognize the slow moving nature of this. we recognize the temperatures are significantly increasing in real time. a disaster was declared earlier this year, so help is already in place. experts estimate it could take years for the region to dry out from all this flooding. meanwhile the threat of flooding is leading to parts of yosemite national park closing starting on friday night. most of the valley will be shut down until at least next wednesday, potentially longer than that. the merced river runs through the park. its rising because of all the melting snow. it's expected to be above flood stage this monday. and new details on the drought in california east bay mud is ending its water

shortage emergency. it was enacted two years ago and asked customers to voluntarily reduce their water usage by 10. however, the governor is drought restrictions remain in place for east bay. mud's 1.4 million customers. all right. coming up, the future of work. the business that says hybrid is here to stay. climate change is affecting the weather. and your wine. what this means for the industry and the 2024 presidential election race is heating up. like, yeah, we so amazed in the style of chevy equinox and chevy blazer. so you don't have to be an influencer to be an influencer. the rs family of chevy suvs definitely worth a follow. get 1.9% financing, plus make no monthly payments for 90 days. when you finance with gm financial on all 2023 equinox models or a get $1,500 cash allowance on all 2023 equinox models find new roads at your local chevy dealer

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to the galaxy volume three. only peters may 5thci toy preside biden his reelec camig with a new ran for president four years ago, i said we're in a battle for the soul of america and we still are. the question we're facing is whether in the years ahead, we have more freedom or less freedom, more rights or fewer. i know what i want the answer to be and i think you do, too. today marks four years to the day that president biden announced his 2020 candidacy. joining me now is abc seven news political analyst jackie speier. jackie thanks for your time. president biden already the oldest president in us history. he'd be 86 at the end of a second term. and there's a new survey out that said 70% of americans believe he should not run again, many because of his age. do you think this is going to be a big problem in his reelection bid? you know, there's no question that age will play a part. 51%

of democrats don't think he should run again. the question really that will be answered is if donald trump is the candidate on the republican side and it's a rerun of 2020, it actually puts biden in a better position . i think the video could have been better today. i think it wasn't as vigorous as he really needs to be moving forward. so no age will be an issue, but he does have incumbency. he does have the fact that donald trump has seen as someone who has had multiple problems with the law, so to speak, with one indictment, and now maybe 2 or 3 others. and then the abortion issue is going to play a big role as well. you mentioned former president trump. he released his own video today and he said it was inconceivable that biden would run again. but as far as age goes, donald trump is only four years younger than biden, although he doesn't really appear that way. agreed

agreed. i mean, i think their ages are pretty similar. one could argue that president biden is looks more fit than former president trump, but age between them, i think is really not the issue as much as it is the fact that biden has got to show that he is vigorous. all right. the age issue is tied into this because we saw vice president kamala harris multiple times in the video that you were talking about. why do you think the democrats feel it's important to show her right now? well, it was very important for him to show her because there was some question as to whether or not she was going to be his appointed nominee. again clearly, she is the african american female vote is key to democratic victory. the president has shown that he is lacking in support among new voters. young voters and those

who are nonwhite voters. so having kamala harris, the vice president, front and center, is going to be key in his reelection. what about the possibility of any democrat challengers to the president? obviously gavin newsom has made his presence felt on more of a national basis, given the issues in florida and in other states. well, there are two announced candidates, robert kennedy, the third, and marianne wilson wilson. but williamson excuse me, but i think that there is not going to get they are not going to get much traction. there will be unity within the party on behalf of the president. what the president has to be aware of is his polling is still under 50. and of those presidents that had polling under 50, they were ronald reagan, donald trump and jimmy carter. and the only one

that really survived with that kind of polling was ronald reagan. so the president has his work cut out for him. no question about it ways to go. t. yeah, very true. we will be talking about this a lot going forward for 18 months. yes, exactly. jackie speier, our abc seven news political insider, thanks so much for your time. santa clara county is trying to spread the word about a new resource for anyone contemplating suicide. the county's crisis and suicide prevention lifeline can now be reached by dialing nine, eight, eight. the behavioralearvic darn muiplelyoncernedut how get theca stepping up gives us another way to let the community know that there is hope. when you call nine eight, eight. thank you.

county officials say since integrating 908 with the existing crisis line, they've seen about a 40% increase in calls. the lifeline is available to anyone 24 hours a day and offer service in more than 200 languages. let's get a check of the forecast. we were talking about. i mean, we waited so long for temperatures to start creeping up. and here we are. yes. and in some places, it's not to be picky. it might be a little too up some places. but spencer, that's the beauty of this region. it wouldn't be long before someone started complaining a little bit. somebody? yeah she's right here. but it's certainly a lot warmer right now than at this time yesterday. and we just have gentle breezes. here's a look at our surface wind speeds right now. we had gusts at this time yesterday, but only maybe ten to close to 20mph across the region right now. but the 24 hour temperature change is significant. we're talkingrtualy erywre than tiot it'sdegreem sutro inheaknd,

upper o alndat mountn vieat 55 at view from ngow thebay. it's 79 to santa r2 novato napa 66. i'm questioning that. that may not have. reporter hourly as it should. it's probably warmer than that. we have low to mid 80s right now at fairfield, concord and livermore. and here's a view from the exploratorium camera looking toward the bay bridge. these are the forecast headlines. warm to hot weather will be with us the next three days. inland temperatures may top 90 degrees on thursday and friday and gradual cooling will begin this weekend. overnight, look for mainly clear skies away from the coast will see some areas of fog near the coastline. overnight lows will be quite mild, mainly upper 40s to lower 50s and then tomorrow's highs 66 at half moon bay, 71, san francisco near 80 at oakland and san mateo and then as you move inland, you'll see upper 80s tomorrow. and looking ahead on the maximum temperature rforat , we'll 80s ae y shoreline pp 90s u to low 90s ie

warmest inland spots friday a similar picture maybe not quite so many 90 degree readings showing up but near 90 and many inland spots on friday. and then finally on saturday we'll see the heat beginning to ease just a little bit. but still, it's tohe weekend. we don't expect any significant cooling until later in the forecast period. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. sunny skies all the way through the forecast period. certainly through the weekend. and we're talking about warm to hot weather on well, tomorrow, thursday and friday with inland highs in again low 90s in the warmest spot mid 80s around the bay on thursday and friday. the warmth eases just a few degrees on saturday. that's still a very warm day with upper 80s inland breezy and cooler on saturday and then sharply cooler on monday. we're talking about maybe a 10 degrees drop in high temperatures from sunday into monday. then we get a few clouds in the picture on tuesday and it gets even cooler. so we're going from very, very warm weather, well above the average

temperatures for this time of the year. so lower than average by early next week. okay. somebody else will be complaining by the time we get to the latter part of the roller xt week? oh,. what are we saying wh w bring it wish it would rain again. yes, in okay. all right. legenry actor belafonteer major star back inhe95. his , sold more than a million copies. and that success catapulted him into a movie career. he became one of the first black actors to gain a wide following. then in the 60s, belafonte became a tireless advocate for civil rights. harry belafonte was 96 years old with kelly and mark, weekdays at 909 abc seven top new brands. huge selection, big discounts. that's rick van a new thor sequence adventure van is

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is in the newsroom now with a look at what they're doing. suzanne so, larry, kristin, mayor breed says she's looking for new and creative ways to bring people and business back into downtown san francisco. sapp leaders say their new office plan allows for collaboration, creativity and innovation among workers and encourages them to come back into the office by choice. san francisco is a place of possibilities, a place of opportunity, of creative city. the mayor of san francisco says she believes that downtown sf can come back and that sap may be part of the answer. some of you may have seen the economic recovery plan that i put out to talk about new and creative ways to do business, and i'm really excited that sap is here in san francisco. sap a leading software company for enterprise application, has 100,000 employees worldwide and 4500 of them in the bay area. it just opened a brand new downtown san francisco office with space for hundreds of workers. the future of work is definitely hybrid. we

enable people to work remotely, but also encourage people to come to the office. sap made numerous changes and included all sorts of accommodations for hybrid workers in downtown. it added couches, comfy chairs, private spaces for personal conversation and work pods. employees can move around to any desk they want. this is our design thinking room. the office features a flex hall with food catered daily from local restaurants. it has regular event space with pullout bleachers. there's an open staircase, there's a rooftop with great views as well as wi-fi barbecues, not to mention it's right next to the ballpark . sap leaders say the new office space is designed to foster collaboration for hybrid workers. definitely employers has a role here. how to create this new reality, the new future of work and make an environment. and employees will choose to come to the office rather to be forced to come back to the office. we asked the mayor of hybrid work is the future of downtown sf? i think the new normal is a new workspace. however many small businesses

tell me they're still hoping workers return to the office full time. we need them to be back. so it's very hard time for us to be running business. yeah, we don't make enough money for right now. it's not so. so why sap says besides being committed to its employees, it's also committed to the community. and it says it will continue supporting nearby businesses. small mom and pop restaurants, for example, bringing in local catering daily for its employees . live in the newsroom, suzanne vaughn, abc seven news. all right, suzanne, thank you. the wine business is undergoing some changes in part due to climate change. spencer christian is here with the author of a new book on this topic. this is a topic that spencer has spent basically his entire life studying. spencer well, you could say that the title of the book is crushed. how a changing climate is altering the way we drink, and it looks at the effects of climate change on winemaking and the response from winemakers around the world. and joining you now is the author, brian friedman, whom i'll be joining this evening for a chat

at the commonwealth club. and brian, great to have you with us. thanks for having me. it's great to be here with you. well, talking about two of my favorite subjects, wine and weather. and you describe some changes. you write about changes that are potentially devastating to the wine industry. so why don't you describe for us some of the ways that a changing climate is changing the wine industry? absolutely. so look, we all see , you know, the dramatic effects, right? the fires, the frost, it's the hail. and that certainly is having a giant impact. right. a lot of times that's very difficult, if not impossible, to come back from in some cases. but there are also some systemic changes that are happening as well. a winemaker in texas once told me that it's not so much about about global warming as it is global weirding. so you know, past is no longer necessary. a guide to the present or the future. so, you know, when does bud break happen? when does harvest have to happen? all these things are slowly and sometimes not so slowly shifting. and these are changes that that growers and producers are having to grapple with. they have to adapt to. so what kinds of changes are they

making in the growing and production of wine? well, here's the good news, right? as i was researching and reporting and writing this book, i solidified what i have suspected all along, and that is that the people who are responsive for producing and growing these amazing liquids in our glass, they are some of the most forward thinking, smart, creative people around. and if any group of people is going to show us a way forward, it's the people who are responsible for wines like these. yeah, because making wine, you've always had to pivot, right? there are very few other crops aside from wine grapes where people ask, was it a good year? was it a bad year? so there's always been that pressure to find a way forward. and producers like these cut iron horse, lark mead, they're all really leaders in the industry. oh, by the way, let me interject that winemakers from these three wineries will be featured with you tonight in this panel discussion at the commonwealth club and i'll be fortunate enough to be the moderator, but go right ahead. yeah. so and actually we'll have them open tonight, which is

great. it's very hard to sit here without open bottles of delicious wine. but yeah, it's these changes that are happening, you know, expect to see things shift in the coming years. right. and that might be what are you talking about shifting locations, for example . you know, will we no longer be able to visit our favorite wineries in napa and sonoma? will they be moving somewhere else to produce different kinds of grapes for the foreseeable future? we will still have world class wines being produced in napa and sonoma and willamette valley, bordeaux, burgundy. but styles might shift right in years where there are dramatic heat spikes, the wines might be a little bit richer, a little bit higher in alcohol in years where there are fires, for example, or ill timed frosts or hails early in the season, that could mean that there will be less wine available. and we've seen all of those shifts already to some extent. but how are these changes that are occurring with the climate and their effect on the grapes happening uniformly or more rapidly in some places than in others? for example, in napa versus sonoma

or bordeaux versus burgundy, it depends on the year that you're asking me that question. yeah, it really there's just no consistency with what's happening. one of the chapters in my book, for example, focuses on the incredibly impressive sparkling wine industry of southern and southeastern england. i read that right. and this is a place where forever why would they make great wine sparkling wine in england, right? we're not talking about. couldn't make great sparkling wine in england at one point. that's right. but then if you look the sort of white, chalky soils of that part of england and the white chalky soils of champagne, we're talking about similar geological origins, a quarter billion years ago. it's just northern france and the channel got in the way. so the temperature goes up 1 or 2°c. all of a sudden you can produce great wines. so it really does depend. but here's the key. the best producers like the ones that we're going to be focusing on tonight and like the ones that all of us love to visit in napa, sonoma, bordeaux, the best producers will find a way to craft wonderful wines that are expressive of their place and of

that vintage. we as consumers just have to be open to accepting varying styles, which frankly is half the fun. i'm thankful for innovative, smart people in the wine industry who keep making the wine that we love, the wines that we love. once again tonight at the commonwealth club, we'll be featuring brian friedman, author of the book crushed along with the winemakers from these wineries. and if you're not going to be there in person, you can also find a way to watch this virtually. i'll be moderating that conversation. i'm happy to say. and brian, thanks for joining us. i'll see you later this evening. thanks for having me. okay all right, larry. yeah, thank you. from wine to fine dining, the top restaurants in the us, including a few right here in the bay area , meet the future. a chef, a designer and an engineer, all learning to save and spend their money with. chase the chefs cooking up first with her new debit card. hungry, the designers eyeing sequins. no plaid while mom is eyeing a spending be nice and the

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early adopter of any of this stuff. i wait to see who wins and then i jump on board. i'm happy to do that. jack dorsey i wouldn't bet against him for anything thing and tiktok interesting enough so they're looking for a i did not realize they had something going that they're looking for a another platform so they don't get in trouble with that one like they are with this one. i don't know. yeah. thank you, mr. bandwagon jumper. spencer, how about you? well, i guess i'm a bandwagon jumper also. i'm with michael. it's hard to bet against jack dorsey, but on the other hand, i like to wait until i understand how these things work and see whether i really have any use for them before i try to use them. yeah, i'm thinking of a twitter substitute, basically. yeah. yeah, i'll just add one sentence from talking to an expert. he says decentralization is what's happening now with social media. we're going to find the little places that suit us, where we find, you know, and the big ones kind of gone. you know? so we'll see. go ahead. bring your dog to dinner. the fda says it's perfectly safe to

bring dogs to restaurants with outdoor seating. that's part of the new guidance in the latest fda food code. the agency still says dogs shouldn't go inside restaurants unless they are service dogs. and there's no exception for emotional support. dogs, yes. yeah. really? well, i get emotional support from the food and wine, but. but this is i think that's a good policy. right yeah. i mean, you know, the whole emotional support animal thing is i remember a few years ago was was a lady had a peacock or something, was trying to get on a plane with her. so it's a fine line to walk there. but i feel like for people that really need those animals in order to feel comfortable, i would just like to see an exception made for them. that's a good point to me. i mean, that's why the fda is now saying go ahead. right. i mean, i think people will probably listen to that and see that. you know, michael. yeah. you know, if people have their companion animals, just companion animals under control, i'm pretty much happy with them everywhere. what

i don't want to have to do is stop what i'm doing to get their dog away from me. if it's bothering me or jumping on me. i mean, we're in public. how about you control? and by the way, this goes for children. this is not that. michael you attract all kinds. michael you know, animals. little kids like. well, that wasn't my point. but he is the pied piper. the pied piper? yeah michael, 52, san francisco restaurants being heralded as among the best in the country, according to readers of the food and wine magazine. i'll tell you, crenn and benu are sixth and 10th best restaurants in the entire country. i'll tell you, crenn is described as a once in a lifetime event, while benu is called a tranq quill oasis in the center of san francisco. using my voiceover for that spencer, you're probably the only one that might have eaten at those of stop. oh, you did too, banu yeah, there you go, guys. how about you get some

reviews? well, let me qualify that actually at i didn't really eat. i went there to do an interview with the sommelier, but they brought out some food items while he and i were talking about and tasting the wines. so you can say i ate there, but, but and of course, i'll tell you, credit. oh, my gosh, dominique crenn is just phenomenal. yeah i would love to get in there. but venue i can say very sublime. yeah and very interesting and exquisite. so corey lee is a master. it's. well deserved in my book. yeah. yeah. i don't know how much it cost now, though. it was like, i think a lot less back in the early days, not a lot less now. i just want to say sublime. go ahead. all right. all right. a young foodie who couldn't stomach his school's mac and cheese not so sublime, learned a tasty lesson in civic engagement . i saw more cheese than noodles, so i didn't want to eat it, which i never ate it. i'd like to discuss this topic once

we finish with public comment. yeah. a nine year old chilean palmer waited 90 minutes. have you here right. so nine year old chilean palmer waited 90 minutes to speak at the board of education meeting in michigan, then read an essay detailing why he didn't like the mac and cheese. two days later, chilean said he noticed a change in the mac and cheese and he liked it. so he affected change like less cheese, more pasta, democracy at work right there with a nine year old kid. activism activism. there you go. that's a great consumer right there. rather than every four days eating this stuff. he went and complained to the right people. now they changed it. that's how the world works. yep. that's how it should work, right? yeah, it should work. yeah. i start with the mac and cheese. larry and then you move on to more bike lanes and then you move on to, like, more housing, you know, it's. yeah. yes more time for weather. oh, maybe not. i don't think anybody was requesting that. actually. i'll request it every day with

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