>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. reggie: shedding light on the speeding shoot out along the san francisco waterfront. that video capturing the moment someone leans out of a car window, aiming and firing a gun at another vehicle. kumasi: president biden campaigning in california, the bay event he is excited to attend and the issues addressing. reggie: former president trump addressing the indictment. what he accuses veterans of.

kumasi: let's check the forecast withdrew. drew: it is lovely this morning. the marine layer is nowhere to be found. people have sunshine, once the sun gets up and about 45 minutes, and today, we have a bit of a breeze but it is not nearly as windy as we were yesterday. but it is cooler. it 40's on the board this morning, oakland waking up to a chilly 49 degrees. 47 santa rosa, 48 palo alto so maybe you have your jacket needed the first thing you step out the door because the chilly temperatures. future weather showing nothing but sunshine today. the breeze does pick up in the afternoon but later today, we are a little warmer than yesterday. today will feel a bit warmer with less wind and warmer temperatures. today it is sunny but breezy in the afternoon, near 70 in oakland, 65 in the city, 74 in

santa rosa, 71 in fairfield. taking a closer look at the winds, hour-by-hour in a few minutes, let's check in with francis and see how the traffic is doing. francis: unfortunately we are off to a bad start, a sick ashes sticky situation with a traffic alert westbound 80. this commute will be tight. two big rigs stuck to each other and only the left lane is open approaching carlsen. here's a live shot past the scene westbound 80 making your from emeryville. from highway four to carlsen boulevard, the drivetime is 90 minutes. at the bay bridge toll plaza, there is a wind advisory right now so both hands on the wheel but traffic is light here and that could be the case later on. with all the traffic tied up behind us. big rig accident in el cerrito. hey heads-up, mass transit, bart, eighth and caltrain reporting no delays and they are back to a normal schedule at

this point. we will keep you updated on the sig alert on west on 80 in el cerrito because it could be out there for a while. kumasi: thank you. new this morning, a big fire damaged an abandoned warehouse in the east bay overnight. contra costa county firefighters say the fire broke out around 11:00 p.m. near the any aquamarine. cruz decided to go into defensive mode and the fire guard, at one point amber sparked a fire along the side of the building. >> it got knocked down on the fire but as you can see behind us, how to for several hours as it is up in the roof system. kumasi: fire officials say accessing the inside of the building was difficult. and concerns about the structural stability. the cause of the fire is being investigated. reggie: new developments in the father's day shooting on the embarcadero. abc 7 obtained the surveillance video showing the gunbattle and used by police to find the suspects.

the video shows the two vehicles involved. a black suv and a white sedan driving east on beach street toward the embarcadero. you can see a passenger in the backseat of the sedan climbing out of the window and shooting toward the suv. it appears the driver also sticks out an arm to open fire. we reach out to the mayor's office and sfpd for an update on the investigation and we have not received a response. one person who is speaking, former mayor willie brown, says this is not just a san francisco problem. >> it is another blackeye for the city but it is not unusual for incidents of a similar nature to occur, any major american city. when somebody says to me how do you stop that, if the guns were not in the hands of the people, it wouldn't matter. reggie: one sf supervisor compare the shooting to an old west shooting saying more officers are needed in the city. >> we have ignored our police

department the last five years where we are severely understaffed. severely, by independent analysis. this is not something in my mind that is debatable. reggie: sfpd arrested one person and detained another. the people in the white sedan are still out there. sfpd investigators believe there is more cellphone video of the incident, asking anyone with info to come forward. kumasi: today is day two of president biden's visit to the bay area. the white house says he will be discussing his administration strategy for how to best handle the future of artificial intelligence. then it is on to a pair of 2020 fade -- campaign fundraising events in marin county gloria rodriguez live in san francisco with the latest. hi, gloria. gloria: good morning. today president joe biden's trip to the bay area continues and he is excited to take on a hot

topic in silicon valley, artificial intelligence. the white house website says the administration is crafting a national artificial intelligence strategy. check out the video -- footage from yesterday. the president's video started in the south bay when air force one touched down at mop at mop and field. he went to two reelection campaign fundraising events with silicon valley elite. his first stop was that lucy evans nature preserve in palo alto. he announced $600 million in investments in investments in new climate projects. pres. biden: the impacts we see in climate change are only going to get more frequent and ferocious and more costly. >> department of energy is going to announce it is investing more than $2 billion to modernize the nation's power grid. as far as the president visit today, we are told he will meet with ai experts and researchers in san francisco. live in treasure island, gloria

rodriguez, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you so much. florida governor ron desantis was also in california raising money for his 2024 presidential campaign. he started yesterday in sacramento at the del paso heights club for a private breakfast and fundraiser. california some women joe patterson attended the event and says the fundraiser costs $3300 a person. desantis also held a second campaign event in woodside last night. reggie: in a new interview, former president donald trump reveals the new explanation for refusing to turn over classified documents after leaving office. he is also trying to discredit a key piece of evidence in the federal indictment against him. here's abc news reporter ike ejiochi. >> former president trump is addressing a key piece of evidence in the federal indictment stemming from his handling of classified documents. >> i had lots of paper, i had copies of newspaper articles. >> prosecutors say trump is

heard on audio showing what he called secret information to people at his new jersey golf club in 2021 and acknowledged the document was classified and highly confidential. in a new interview with fox news, trump says he was not deferring to an actual document on that recording. >> i didn't have a document, per se. it was nothing to declassify. these were newspaper stories, magazine stories, and articles. >> trump pleaded not guilty to 37 articles and looting conspiracy and objection. prosecutors accuse him of keeping classified document at his florida resort. trump said he had personal items mixed in with the documents which is why he says he did not comply with the subpoena to return the records. >> golf shirts, clothing, pants, shoes. >> trump also talking about his campaign, saying he wants to be less combative if he gets a second term but also intensified his view of his former attorney general bill barr after barb lasted trump this past sunday. >> he acts like of defiant nine-year-old kid defying

his parents. >> bill barr, a coward. he was a coward and did not do what he was supposed to do. i fired him and he has great hatred. >> like a giorgi, washington. kumasi: today's world refugee day. more than 40 companies make a vow to hire more than 13,000 refugees in europe over the next three years. amazon, hilton, starbucks, and marriott are some of the companies participating as part of a pledge organized by 10 partnership for refugees which connect businesses to refugees. the united nation reports 2022 saw the largest movement of refugees since world war ii. drew: let's go outside. our golden gate bridge camera, we are totally fog free. we have a sunrise on the way. today, less wind and a little bit warmer. looking at a pretty nice afternoon. look at temperatures this morning, we take you to the east bay, a bit of a chill. castro valley at 45, 46

richmond, 49 oakland, 50's from berkeley, hayward, to fremont, so have your jacket needed and a few spots as we start out in the 40's and some of the coolest spots. 46 livermore, 47 santa rosa, san jose at 51 degrees right now. there is a lot less wind this morning than this time yesterday. most areas are calm if not a little light breeze out there right now but into the afternoon, the winds will pick up a little bit as we head toward 11:00 a.m. it is turning breezier and say 3:00 to 5:00, the winds are offshore and gusting about 20 to 30 miles per hour. not as strong as yesterday, yesterday had winds of gusting upwards of 40 miles per hour. still a breezy afternoon but it will feel warmer later on today. 76 the high here, 71 san jose, about 65 in the city, 74 santa rosa, and the three day forecast, we say hello to summer tomorrow before temperatures

plummet again thursday. we preview the weekend forecast coming up in about eight minutes. reggie: thank you. will he stay or go? how top executives are responding to draymond green and is a figure contract to the company is an unrestricted free agent. plus -- ♪ kumasi: any musicians taking pride in a special performance. the first of its kind concert happening this week in san francisco. reggie: and why commuters should prepare for a metered change along the bay bridge this week. kumasi: a live look outside. this is a nice tuesday morning shot of the bay bridge. we will be right back.

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kumasi: if you access treasure island from the east on lanes of the bay bridge, the exit on the left side of the bridge is going to close thursday morning. after that, to get to treasure island you will need to take the new exit on the right of the

bridge at the end of the tunnel. so this is the video released by caltrans to let you know how to do it so you will be prepared. the left lane exit to treasure island will reopen in a few years so not anytime soon until a major upgrade. reggie: a baby red tailed hawk has been seen in a bald eagles nest. a sacramento-based photographer has been documenting the nest since may. the bald eagle parents have adopted them alongside their own baby. there on official names -- that's funny, if they couldn't name themselves. anyway they are tuff tailed hawk lit and the eaglet is lola. according to new post by wildlife photographers, lola and tuffy are attempting to fly from

their nest. this is an adoption story i did not imagine happening in nature. kumasi: it's so beautiful. look at them. reggie: fly, baby birds, fly. [laughter] kumasi: we also love music so we will tell you about the first of its kind orchestral concert in san francisco this week. reggie: nearly 80 musicians in each is a part of the lgbtq+ community from different parts of the world. zach fuentes got a look inside of the rehearsal and has more on why they have joined forces. >> the blending of the music made to seem like this group of classical musicians have been practicing together regularly but this is one of their first rehearsals. >> we have four days to put this together. >> this is the international pride orchestra, made up of 78 musicians, some from local, state across the country, and others as far as new zealand and peru.

thursday they had the first performance. >> this is coming together to raise awareness and funds for the queer community and organizations doing important work to support the lgbtq+ community. >> proceeds are set to benefit local nonprofit center for lgbtq+ youth. >> to help those kids in someway way is actually really important to me. . >> but it's not just the cause rewarding, it is the experience itself. >> it is a little terrifying and a little intimidating because i'm not used to it but it is beautiful at the same time. >> he came from maryland to play in this orchestra and an active member of the military, he joined when don't ask don't tell was in effect. he plays in the u.s. army field been as is taking time to play here. with the military blessing. >> one of the best parts was my entire chain of command unanimously signed off on my participation in this and to be

a uniformed a uniformed servicemember to represent for us in later national pride orchestra. >> after the first concert, the director says they hope to have more in other cities but the focus continues on making a difference locally. >> a really meaningful moment for a lot of folks and i know san francisco is the perfect place to welcome all of these folks from all over the world. >> the first-ever performance of the pride orchestra will happen here at the san francisco conservatory thursday at seven at -- 7:30. had to international pride orchestra.org -- internationalprideorchestr reggie: the san francisco pride parade is this sunday. abc 7 is a pr spons you can watch thee at 10:30 on abc 7 and on our abc 7 bay area streaming app and your favorite morning news folks will be there. [laughter] drew: come see and stop by. kumasi: they will be there. reggie: it will be really fun.

drew: on market, come say hi. >> i will be filling in for weather so i will let you know how to dress. if you are watching in the studio, looking out for you guys. kumasi: but the alpha needs to be planned. to get an idea of how you want to come through. reggie: maybe have a layer. drew: yes. reggie: for early in the morning and then when the weather hits. drew: for the party, right. it will be fun. you need a cold outfit, a warm outfit, and a wind outfit. reggie: all of it. and it all needs to fit in a fanny pack. [laughter] drew: it really does. going outside, it is really pretty to start our tuesday. from sutro tower, we are fog free again. we are on our way to sunshine but a breeze later on this afternoon. it is a chilly morning out there. tomorrow, believe it or not we are switching seasons. some are officially begins here

at 7:57 in the morning but it will not feel like our typical summer. below average temperatures to the weekend. chilly numbers out there in the 40's for clearlake, santa rosa, oakland, vallejo, palo alto at 47 so maybe the heavier layer needed this morning as we warm up this afternoon. sunny and breezy in the south bay, low to mid 70's, warmer than yesterday, 60's and low 70's along the peninsula, sunshine and even on the coast. warmer than yesterday at 65. we will see sunshine across the entire city. in the north bay, warmer than yesterday. most of us low to mid 70's by 4:00 p.m. east bay 69 in oakland, 70 and the city, 71 hercules, and inland we are going mid 70's. 74 santa rosa, 76 in antioch. overnight, patchy cloud cover returns to the coast and chilly spots to date. into the 40's, future trak and temperatures, we end the week

with below average temperatures. we will have a minor warm up into the weekend for pride festivities, mainly sunday. we go from morning fog to sunshine and keep those below average temperatures. there is the seven-day forecast, the next seven days, bright and breezy. summer arrives tomorrow, the final warm up, but then thursday and friday is a lot cloudier. morning drizzle, temperatures below average. more of a bit over the weekend and the pride parade starting out fog & and temperatures close to average this time of year. >> there is a traffic alert in the east bay, a hospital morning because it will be out there possibly for a few more hours. it is two big rigs stuck to each other westbound 80 approaching carlsen. only the left lane is open and apparently one of them is carrying sugar so they are worried about sugar spilling in the lanes. it is causing delays right now. if you want to head to 582 the richmond-san rafael bridge, that is looking good, no delays. westbound 80 is backing up the

richmond. avoid that stretch this morning. here's a live shot of the san mateo bridge. things are looking a little more crowded on the right-hand side which is moving westbound heading into foster city out of hayward. no problems in the south bay, on the peninsula or even in the north bay this point. there is lots of slowing in the east. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, the drivetime has grown to 48 minutes but you are really in stop and go traffic even out of tracy west on 205 from byron. at this point, looking green on highway four westbound antioch to concord. 15 minutes. 101 san rafael to san francisco is also delayed -- delay free. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: lost at sea and limited oxygen. the search continues for a titanic

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desantis is also visiting california fundraising events in sacramento and woodside area kumasi: still no signs of a missing submarine with five people aboard. it disappeared off of the coast during a tour of the wreckage of the titanic on sunday. reggie: a large fire burned an abandoned warehouse the -- through the antioch marina overnight. contra costa county said the facebook posts to four alarms don't know the cause. drew: number five, it is bright but breezy, later on today, a live look outside, we are fog free and the wind does pick up this afternoon. just a little warmer than yesterday, still below average in the 60's and 70's. francis: and we have a bad traffic spa with a traffic alert in the east bay. westbound 80 approaching carlsen , two big rigs are blocking all of the lanes except the left lane. we will track your traffic times and travel times and have detours coming up. kumasi: number seven, the great

resignation is showing no signs of stopping. a recent survey by pricewaterhousecoopers shows workers plan to change jobs in the next 12 months. that is up 19% from last year. the mike leavy junior era started as a warrior new gm. the first task is bring draymond green back. he declined his 27.6 million dollar option so now he enters unrestricted free agency. it is clear right now the warriors one screen as part of their future. >> i will say i think steve said it and i will reiterate, we want dream on back. what he means to this organization and teams in terms of trying to win at the highest level, we feel like we have to have him. >> he has been a spectacular player. we would not have these championships without his involvement, no question. everyone understands that in this room. kumasi: draymond green, a

forestall -- four-star all-star was drafted in the 2012 nba draft. eaking of the draft, the 2020 three nba draft ise on abc seven followed by a special edition of after the draft all happening thursday at 5:00 p.m. reggie: the kpmg women's tour kicks off thursday, california native and breakout star rose sayings per first pro major. zhang is a stanford sophomore turning pro. after becoming the first woman to win the ncaa golf title twice and winning her lb gta debut this month. she is the first woman to win a debut since 1951. she says staying in the moment is keeping her in line to greatness. >> it has been an incredible journey so far. and right when i finished i went back to sanford to finish finals, finalize some things, move out of my dorm, say goodbye

to my teammates, and it was a little bittersweet. reggie: just the fact she said dorm reminded me of how young she is. this is incredible. she went out to say she is excited to see what is coming in the future and she is compared to tiger woods after breaking the record of 12 wins in two seasons. an invasion that will make your skin crawl. we will show you where crickets are taking over an entire town. kumasi: artificial intelligence, one of many topics on president biden's mind. what else is on the itinerary for the rest of the i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting

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clinics this is abc7news. reggie: the shooting that injured six people. now have dash cam video of the moments that got iron erupted. the latest on the investigation.

kumasi: submarine. why finding the vessel does not guarantee a positive ending. reggie: solutions being pitched to area donors. kumasi: and danny glover w honored during a juneteenth celebration. reggie: we will start with a check on the weather. drew: the marine layer a clear start out there right now and we are on our way to a nice afternoon, but a breezy one. a heavy jacket needed in some spot.

we do expect them the day goes on. winds yesterday over 40 miles per hour. today we are 15 to 30 miles per hour. a little bit of a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. let's get a check of the traffic. >> if you take a look at our traffic map, there are two red spots east bay. you will be out there for a while because to be of big rigs are in this crash. only the left lane is open. we know it well take clear up this nice. you will notice that the drivetime is now 23 minute.

looking good we will check out some other spots for you. it is looking good the drivetime is 13 minutes but the other slow spot, tracy castro valley is almost an hour long ride. no problems on 280 northbound. mass transit is always a good way to go. no delays at this point. reggie: president biden continues his visit in the area. discussing his administration's strategy about how to handle the future of artificial intelligence, then it is on to some campaign funding events.

gloria has the latest on that. artificial intelligence expert in san francisco and is expected to talk about seizing the opportunities of ai and also the risk. the president went to two fundraising events with elite. it started when air force one touched down. he investments. the president said the department of energy will announce it is resting in more than $2 billion to modernize the nation's power grade. president biden: we want to make sure that light and internet

stay on during other climate events. >> i was impressed. i was really happy that he took the time to acknowledge us. for hours. the president is expected to go to campaign even in san francisco. kumasi: morning about the shooting dampen disco. we have new videos showing the cars, a black suv and a white s --white sedan blasting through on sunday. a group of bicyclists was crossing the intersection. two girls were clipped by the cars. speeding cars continued all the way to howard street and then

more shots were fired there. they arrested one person and detained another. >> any time happens, it is very unfortunate and it is a disruption to anyone in the area. kumasi: bystanders. investigators believe there is more cellphone video of the incident and are asking anyone with information to come forward. this shooting is the latest. san francisco is facing a pr nightmare. phil is weighing in on the issue. >> this bad as it could have been, really down the embarcadero, tbl

of the most iconic slices of the state you will ever see, it could have been worse. kumasi: he went on to say that san franciscoeesomething to stop this narrative and he does not think city leaders have viable solutions. reggie: please but not a single one has led to an arrest. investigators say he was when he encountered someone in this jeep cherokee. some words were exchanged and as he backed away, he was shot twice in the chest. >> there is som responsible for this. multiple people were in the so this person needs to be behind bars before this happens

to another family. reggie: police have not released the surveillance video taken from across the street. the murder has not been solved. kumasi: a man who lost his in davis was awarded his degree. stabbed while walking in a park on april 29 near campus, just six weeks away from graduating with honors. his dad excepted the degree on his behalf. >> receiving his diploma is his father. please join us in recognizing him for his accomplishment. former u.c. davis student.

wildfire. it started friday at has burned 103 acres. the cause is under investigation. be direct says suffered a ice after being hit by a phone, thrown by a person at the concert. the singer, bb rex a hit in the eye by a cell phone that was thrown by an audience member. happened after such a great night. reporter: this is time a fan has been caught behaving at me. >> some fans are making it extremely dangerous.

reporter: the posted this video on tiktok to let her fans know that she is ok. what as we take a closer look at the alarming trend of fans behaving badly at concerts. >> it could have become an accident and could have been entangled in the wreckage. it could have had a catastrophic failure. the answers, we do not know just yet. kumasi: the submersible with a crew inside goes silent in the atlantic ocean and there might be only hours left. reggie: we will take you onto plane when the door opens midflight. first let's check on the weather with drew.

protect yourself drew: terra firma for kumasi over here. an update on the tropical storm karen. it will strengthen into a category one hurricane, but it will start weakening and it will encounter a lot of windshear south of puerto rico. it will try to chop up this storm. we will keep you updated on any changes to that storm. back home, it is gorgeous. a nice sunrise on the way. warmer but still cool for today. our warmest spots were 15 degrees below average but today we are about 10 degrees below average. outside, we have nice, clear skies over the airport.

not as strong, those winds, but still breezy this afternoon. you 70 and oakland. 74 in santa rosa. 76. we say hello to summer tomorrow with a minor warm-up before temperatures tank once again. the marine layer comes back with some morning drizzle and cloudy conditions in the afterno. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer

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continues. >> super uncommon and very strange to lose contact. reporter: its way to see the titanic. they have been under our for less than two hours. entangled in the wreckage of titanic. it could have a catastrophic failure. the answers, we do not know just yet. reporter: the five on board and a graduate of uc berkeley. the company says, our entire focus is on the well-being of the crew and every step is being taken to bring them back safely.

ex quickly, recovering the ship will not be easy. have heard may not have enough time. reporter: around the clock to find the missing vessel. the location of the wreckage also creates problems. >> this is a remote area and a small craft with very little resources to be found. reporter: are using every tool at their disposal. >> they will definitely have gps but also communication and these responders that can be found on radar. ku

continues to light up the night. this is lava that is a closed area of the national park. the u.s. geological observatory recently lowered the alert level from a warning to a watch because no infrastructure is threatened. reggie: a door in the back of this plane flew open during this brazilian band's flight. they were startled by a loud sound and the door was swinging open. the plane we've added and made an emergency landing. nobody was hurt. no. that is not for me. neither is this. kumasi: a cricket crisis is expanding. these are mormon crickets and

they have traveled through nevada after thousands hatched in idaho. homes and even the local hospitals are covered in these flightless insects. they just run over them like that? my goodness. they are using plateaus to the bugs off the roadways and now they are slick with squished bugs. i came around a little too fast and i ended up in the ditch of water. it was pretty intense. kumasi: the crickets to six year cycle and then they go dormant. they say the state could be infested for years until the crickets are brought under control.

reggie: during the cycle with the cicadas? it is truly awful. drew: cicadas are allowed. -- r loud. reggie: and crunchy. drew: did you eat it? reggie: look, i came family that eight basically anything. kumasi: as long as it is fried. drew: and dipped in chocolate. reggie: we never had crickets or locust. i just mean, you would be driving and here it crunch. kumasi: that video made me cringe. drew: look at this. he had a nice morning, if you

want to take a walk along the coast. we have some chilly temperatures first thing this morning, but we are on our way to a bright and breezy afternoon. tomorrow, summer officially begins, but it will not feel like summer. keeping below average temperatures. a lot of us starting in the 40's with a heavy jacket needed. temperatures are a little bit cooler than they have been. breezy this afternoon with 15 to 30 miles per hour. a little warmer compared to yesterday. it is below average for this time of year. we will have cloud cover returning to the coastline. chili numbers dropping into the 40's. starting on friday, we temperatures cooler than average with a minor warm-up for

saturday and sunday. expect morning fog and sunshine over the weekend. bright and breezy. the fog returns thursday morning. a minor warm-up into the weekend. morning fog to afternoon sunshine. >> this is our traffic alert. traffic is carlsen. it is causing about 20 five to 30 minute delays right now. sidestreets are your best bet. look at how light it is. there is a wind advisory for the bay bridge and the pass where things are pretty slow. looking good right now. there is an accident in the right lane.

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learn about the emancipation proclamation. >> now is the time that we can show the world that america comes forward. kumasi: we saw huge celebratio across the country. it 2021 when president biden signed the independence day act also passed by congress. reggie: sounded like a great lineup. kamala harris gave a speech to commemorate the emancipation of black people in this country. >> the story of juneteenth is the story of our ongoing fight to realize america's promise.

special tribute for legend tina turner. it still looks good. in san francisco, the union gathered to commercially juneteenth. they made him a honorary member. on this juneteenth holiday. it is all to honor san francisco native danny glover. glover joins list of past honorees.

>> m honorary member and so is angela davis. reporter: they decided to honor glover in front of members and family for a reason. >> it is about freedom. it celebrates the day that slaves in texas found out that they were free, two days after they actually found out they were free. exceeds half a century, going back to 1968 when students at san francisco state, leading the longest faculty strike in the country.

on the waterfront and that is where he met me. we were both embrace of the community -- the committee. reporter: he is also a humanitarian. >> there is a photograph harry belafonte. it shows him getting arrested. descendants you had to wait three years after the emancipation proclamation, in order to get their due, in order to be free. but we had to be more engaged. drew: morning.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: