disaster we've ever experienced. >> hawaii's governor estimates the damage to be wildfire in modern u.s. history. good evening to you, i am zach fuentes. the number of dead in the hawaii wildfires has risen to 89, making it the deadliest wildfire

in the united states. that number is expected to go up. 85 people tragically died when the campfire tore through butte county. the flames have destroyed 1700 buildings, many of them homes. nine boats sank in the harbor. residents were allowed to return today and saw the devastation firsthand. melissa don is following the developing story on maui. reporter: those raging wildfires are now hawaii's deadliest natural disaster in the states history. tuesday, the flames torched several areas on the island. and police described how she survived spending more than four hours in the water. >> i climbed over the seawall into the ocean. while the fire was happening and the cars were exploding, we would duck into the water. reporter: residents returning to find their homes reduced to piles of ash and rubble.

more than 2200 structures damaged or destroyed. more than 85% were residential. hundreds and hundreds of cars are lined up, waiting for that opportunity to go back to their community. it's been four days and they are waiting a grim journey to see what's left of their homes. >> they won't let us get through. reporter: officials opened one route into west maui for residents who must show proof of residence. we saw many people turned away. the state attorney general has announced a comprehensive review of malley's evacuation policies including systems for notifying residents to get out during emergencies, notifications many here say they never received. >> no alarms or warnings. it blew up in a matter of 10 minutes. if i didn't have the ac on, i wouldn't be here right now. reporter: many expressing the frustration they have with

officials and the response to the fires. >> if you didn't know how to get out of town or you were stuck in that traffic, you were subject to the whims of the fire. there was nobody there to help you. reporter: new video shows what happened to the town cooler. nothing but concrete columns left at this home. melissa don, abc news. zach: a bay area nonprofit is lending a helping hand. the group held the donation drive today at antioch's multi--- cultural festival. they were founded to be able to serve during difficult times in their support will reach wildfire victims. the tragedy hits close to home. >> we are doing this because our families have been effective -- effective. we have close connections with people in maui. we have to do something. >> i have some family members that are affected by this on the island. we want to be able to give back to the community and make a

difference. zach: collection efforts will continue tomorrow in union city. you can find out more online. a beloved festival capturing the spirit of hawaii returns to the peninsula this weekend with relief efforts and prayers focused on the people of maui. cornell barnard was at the festival in san mateo where he met many people with connections to the island. ♪ reporter: a band of players dedicating a song to the people of maui, a show of solidarity. this year's festival, a celebration of violent heritage, is taking on a new vibe and mission. >> it reminds me of the hurricane back in 1991. we got together to help the people. we have to rise up to the occasion now and help them out again. >> i knew that some of you may have been affected, family and

friends in maui. reporter: that was too true. most everyone we found at the festival has a personal connection to the firestorm tragedy including eve from san jose. >> we have a friend who died. he died. he got burned. reporter: lorna is worried about her college roommates family, forced to evacuate. >> they are in the shelters unfortunately. the fire was in their backyard. so they had to take shelter in their sons school. reporter: the hawaii community foundation is collecting donations. >> i saw on the ne disaster it was. they need help. reporter: hawaiian airlines asking customers to donate. >> trying to donate our miles, everything we can. our hearts are with the hawaiian islands. anything we can do would be great to help. reporter: the spirit of the

islands remains steadfast at this festival, reflected in food and dance. >> hawaii is like our adopted city. reporter: jose grew up on no one who. he returned from matt -- return from maui status before the fire started. he says the community is hurting but help is on the way. >> give love back. this was very special today. everybody is banding together to help out. reporter: the help continues. hawaiian airlines telling us that in the past few days, 10,000 hawaiian airlines customers have dared -- donated their miles to help with relief. the festival returning here for the first time since 2019. this weekend, so many people wanting to help out. cornell barnard, abc7news. zach: metallica donated 200 thousand dollars to the wildfire relief effort. they are known for their philanthropy through it's all

within my hands charity foundation. they donated $100,000 to help with the 2017 wildfires that hit the north bay. help. you can go to abc 7.com where you will find a list of fundraisers, charities, and nonprofits that are helping the people of hawaii recover from the wildfires. in the north bay marin county officials say accidental overdoses are the leading cause of death for residents 55 and younger. the health department launched a new campaign to try to tackle the public health crisis. seven out of 10 overdose deaths involve fentanyl. health officials continue to raise awareness about narcan, a substance that can save an overdose victims life. new details on a flight scare that happened in december. a report by the national transportation safety board says a miss communication between

pilots because the plane -- caused the plane to nosedive. it plunged after the captain called for an adjustment to the flap settings. he asked for it to be set from 20 to five. the copilot told investigators he thought the captain asked for 15. this cause the plane to nosedive. the pilots shifted into recovery mode and got back on track. in the east bay, community members got their last chance to tell oakland leaders what's important to them in the search for the next police chief. the city held its last two public forms today. community members want the focus to be on public safety. oakland has been without a chief since february. an independent investigation found he failed to hold some of his officers accountable for misconduct. a consulting firm has been chosen to help pick the next chief. the recommendation is expected by november. there is an importunate trend playing out in the tahoe area. the alarming number of bears

that have been struck and killed this year. why the number could go higher. in the south bay, a swift stimulus. an estimate as to how much money taylor swift concerts pumped into the local economy. spencer: low clouds, fog, and drizzle overnight area tomorrow will be sunnier and warmer. i have the accuweather forecast, coming up when abc7news at 11:00 continues.

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anser made the inaugural ride. >> i'm happy right now. reporter: a historic weekend in san francisco. people taking pictures as they witnessed driverless car's, now able to operate 24/7. >> it's amazing. we love it. my kid loves it. reporter: beth has been using it for months during the test phase. she feels there's a level of safety she doesn't get with taxis. >> it will warn you if there are cars coming by. there's no chance of you hitting somebody on the side. >> it's great. i'm downloading now. reporter: he was giving his relatives a tour of the city when they saw driverless car. he says he's ready to ride. >> there's a lot of data and technology and background that they've been gathering over the years. i would trust it. >> this is one sign to show the world that if you really want to see the future come to san francisco. reporter: this professor says if san francisco wants to be a leader in ai technologies, it

needs projects like driverless car's to showcase what can be done. critics argue the technology isn't ready. some of the strongest opposition comes from san francisco police and fire. friday, one day after getting approval, video shows a driverless car interfering in a fire response. the professor argues most of the problems require a software fix. with rapid advancements in ai, it's best to learn as they go. >> they know about the problems. the public is reporting those problems. now it's on the part of the company. they have to be fast to solve those problems. reporter: the professor says there will be a learning curve with the public but his concern is that the technology will outpace regulations. in the example of the emergency vehicle brought -- blocked by your driverless car, who is responsible? >> in some cases, is it the company? the caller who wrote that algorithm?

reporter: to be resolved. as for passengers this weekend. >> so far so good. ♪ south bay. we were at the second day of the san jose jazz summerfest. the music festival is held in downtown san jose. this year, the event celebrates the 50th anniversary of hip hop. the festival also features latin jazz artist. it will continue through sunday. one of san francisco's biggest music festivals continued today. organizers expecting over 200,000 people to attend outside lands. today, it was the foo fighters exec -- expected to headline. the city is asking everyone to use public transit because

there's no parking. you can get tickets for shows this weekend if you want to get there last minute. they are going for 500 dollars. the show continues tomorrow. abc 7's very own dan ashley hit the stage at outside lands today. here's a sneak peek of what you missed. ♪ for music. he expresses his love through the art like that and creating new music. he just released his new solo album. you can search for it online for more information. it's a swift a stimulus for the south bay. experts say the two taylor swift concerts brought in an estimated $33 million to the local economy. 70% of that tour were from out of town and they spent around

$19 million on hotels, food, and entertainment. those figures don't even come close to the economic impact of a super bowl, that pulled in 240 million for santa clara county back in 2016. new 11:00, an alarming trend in the tahoe area. it's not uncommon for people to encounter bears but tonight, it's happening more and more often on roadways with deadly results. here's during handle. >> we don't know what to do other than plead with our visitors and our residents. reporter: a plea from the people looking for tacos bears. and is the director of the bear league. >> run -- drive slowly. watch for wildlife. know that they are there and have to cross the road. reporter: crossing the road has become deadly. 20 bears have been struck and killed by vehicles in the past five weeks. another seven seriously injured. >> we should only have four or five.

i dread to think what's going to happen when october comes. reporter: that's when the bears become more active in preparation for winter. >> when they are beefing up on calories and foraging 20 hours a day. that's normally when we would see these numbers. reporter: she says it's happening way too soon, worried for the estimated 300 bears in the region. >> what's going to happen when november comes? will we have 100 bears in a few days that are killed or hit or wounded or injured? reporter: you see a mother bear trying to rally her cubs after one of them was hit by a car in south lake tahoe. >> it's really hard for all of us that are responding to these calls. sheriffs, police, department of wildlife. it's really hard to take it in. reporter: reminding drivers, no matter the time of day or night, be on the lookout for bear crossings. their livelihoods depend on it. >> they deserve to come to the

lake is much as we do. they fish, they go for crawdads, they go swimming. they have to be able to do this. reporter: tara campbell, abc 7 news. zach: gray wolves are making a comeback to -- in california. a new pack has been found into lumley county. officials think the new pack may be its descendants. gray wolves are endangered and they were hunted to extinction in california 100 years ago. wolves have been wandering back into the state over the past decade. there are now three known wolf packs in the state. very interesting. amazing that we can get that video. spencer: they are all over the place. several packs of them have been spotted. there are more than we have seen. it's a matter of concern. i hope they like the weather though. zach: i definitely did. spencer: we've had a nice weekend. it's not even over yet. we have another warm day

tomorrow. earlier this evening, we had a verily -- fairly permanent marine layer along the coast. now there is activity over here in the sierra foothills. showers and thundershowers developing. right now on our coastline, we have very little in the way of a late-night developing marine layer. very little in the way of wind at the surface right now. pretty calm. most locations showing wind speeds under 10 miles per hour. not much to focus on with hour temperature change. five to nine degrees warmer than it was at this time last night. we are in a warming trend which kicked off today and will last for several days. clear evening over san francisco. 60 in oakland. mid 60's in mountain view. 63 at palo alto. 57 at half moon bay. at the golden gate, there isn't really fog yet.

we expect some to develop overnight. 60 degrees in santa rosa. 59 in novato. 68 in fairfield. really warm in concord and livermore. 71 degrees. here's the view from emeryville. clear conditions and traffic flowing smoothly. marine layer will develop overnight. a thin one. low clouds, fog, drizzle near the coastline. some of it will spill over onto land areas near the coast. triple digit inland heat returns month state -- monday through wednesday. a cooler pattern at the end of next week. we do have some light clouds of the coast right now. drizzle offshore already. lots of high clouds streaming through the southern half of the viewing area overnight and a little bit of marine layer development. chance of some patchy drizzle along the coast and even around the bay shoreline. that will dissipate quickly and give way to sunny skies and a warmer day than we had today.

overnight lows, upper 50's to low 60's. the perseid meteor shower tonight. best viewing hours are between right now and 5:00 a.m., looking in the northeastern sky. we have pretty good visibility right now. highs tomorrow, mid 60's at the coast, upper 70's to low 80's. upper 90's inland. then the heat continues to crank up on monday with near 100 degrees and up to 100. above on tuesday, wednesday, maybe even into thursday. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. the heat will is on thursday with temperatures dropping from 100 and the hottest spots on wednesday to about 95, 96. friday, mild to warm conditions. much cooler and saturday. we will have temperatures going way up and then coming sharply down. zach: just another reason to look forward to next saturday. thank you.

we do want to bring you some breaking news just coming out of the south bay. this is a live look at a fire on mount hamilton. we are told it's about 10 acres and firefighters are having a difficult time getting to it. so far, no buildings are being threatened by the flames. we will continue to keep an eye on this. all right. time to shine tonight in san francisco. we take you to the annual miss asian global pageant which is not just about beauty.

zach: ms. shea jen -- asian global pageant took place in san francisco. representing three decades of women empowerment. organizers say it's been a platform for nearly 1000 dynamic asian women representing a wide range of industries.

this pageant represents asian women in the bay area and those around the country. one goal is to help give back to the community. >> this pageant was founded by someone who wanted to help more asian american females. at that time, she was miss chinatown usa and she wanted to open the doors to other asian ethnicities. she wanted to showcase more asian female talents within the community and to help give back to the asian american community. zach: former abc 7 news anchor carolyn tyler was one of the judges tonight. good to see her. the giants tried to snap a three-game losing streak with the texas rangers in town. chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, could the 1993 giant squad bring luck to oracle park tonight? the most unfathomable play in an 80's season for love them. that's next i

>> abc 7 sport sponsored by river rock casino. >> the giants under the 1993 team on saturday night, barry bonds was introduced and a cool moment. he brought out bruce bochy's from the rangers dug, that 93

team one 103 games but failed to make the playoffs they finished one game hi, what a weird season. brandon crawford, the last giant from those championship teams greeting his longtime manager. bases loaded no outs and they get nothing, austin slater grounds into the double play. they were one for 12 with runners in scoring position, the trouble continues top for tied it one. at on nobody out, mitch single up the middle, texas scored three in the inning to take the lead. bottom of the sixth giants down six and two on one out mark matthias another double play. they left eight men on base in this game. we go to the ninth, it is a nine to game. there is a ramos called up to place the a writ -- injured -- a missile to left-center and that is his first career big league homer. that means time to negotiate for that baseball, giants lose 93 there eight halfback leading dodgers but still second place in the wildcard.

how about the a's in d.c.? the manager trying to bring good luck to the rookie lawrence butler who did get his first major league hit in this game, bottom to edina grabs the comebacker and vargas hustles and is safe at first. are you kidding me? in exclude -- inexcusable lapse by medina. you should always rented out. it is unbelievable he would later score so that was a costly run right there. vargas gave up that one-run go to the ninth tied it to, lucas to rui's and he will walk off the mound because that is a solo homer and a walk-off owner. nationals went three to as oakland dropped their 84th game of the season. 49ers and raiders held joint practices this week ahead of tomorrow's preseason opener in las vegas, trey lance will start and play most of the first half while sam darnall will play mostly in the second half at quarterback. we are unlikely to see jimmy garoppolo suit up against his former team sunday after most players -- these practices mean

more than the game at this point. christian mccaffrey coming off a monster season with san francisco and with the regular season less than a month away it is all about getting prepared for week one in expert. >> there are times where we are great, times were we make stakes but that is what practices for and training camp is for. just chopping wood until you get to the season and hopefully you get all the kinks out before then so you are ready to roll. >> preseason opener against the colts and damar hamlin who suffered a cardiac arrest during a game in january allowed to play again and what a sight this was. three tackles in the teams win over the colts. in amazing story he almost died on the field in january, past all the tests and then after the game signed a jersey and ended up giving his mom a big hug in the stands. truly amazing. abc 7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> do you have a trip maui? 7 on your side looks at what you should do and whether or not you can get a refund if you cancel.

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>> we want to give you an update on that breaking in the south bay. you are looking at a live picture at a fire on mount hamilton. this is about 10 acres and san jose firefighters are starting to get a handle on the flames. so far no buildings are being threatened so hopefully a positive trajectory moving forward and we will continue to stay on that. right now airlines and hawaiian authorities are telling tourists to stay away but what if you have plans to travel there in the next few weeks, can people cancel and get a refund? michael finney has advice. >> a wildfire and paradise fueled by a hurricane, a disaster no one could have predicted. at least of all the thousands of tourists who plan to go. >> our plan was to go there and go whale watching because that is the perfect time. >> karen smith of danville booked a trip to maui for next february and after seeing the devastation she doubts the

island will be ready for tourists. >> i cannot imagine in six months they will rebuild that whole area to go whale watching. it does not seem like that is going to happen. >> karen tried to get a cash refund from alaska but could only get a voucher good for one year. >> it is ridiculous that i should have to get a voucher when i don't know when i will go back. >> if you have a trip planned definitely do not go to maui. if your trip is further along i would wait and see what happens. see how quickly everything gets back up and running. >> this expert says tourists will likely get cash refunds or credits for travel to the island for the next few weeks but not beyond that. >> if you are looking to cancel a trip months from now i think that is too much to ask for a full refund at this point. i think the resorts will be up and running just fine by christmas time so for now i would take a wait and see approach. i would not go to the mat. >> some airlines including united hawaiian delta and

american are offering refunds for those who want to cancel during a short window period, you should check with your airline. >> i think you will find in many cases the airlines, hotels and airbnb's will work with you to try to make you whole weather that is to come back in a year from now or yes we can give you a refund. >> michael finney reporting there. the writers killed of america says it is evaluating a new counterproposal from the major hollywood studios, the alliance and motion picture television which represents the studios recently returned to the negotiating table to end the strike, both sides remain far apart on key issues including pay, residual staffing in the use of ai. the writer strike hit its 100 day on thursday. four people are dead in a pennsylvania neighborhood in tatters after a massive house explosion this morning. the blast destroyed one home and damaged a dozen more.

multiple people suffered injuries as a result of the explosion and authorities say they are still searching for victims under the debris. >> three patients were transported by ems to local hospitals. currently we have one that we were able to confirm is deceased and several other people were unaccounted for. >> one person is still missing at this hour in the cause of the explosion is under investigation. a wild chase involving a stolen ambulance ended in washington dc after a driver plowed into more than a dozen cars, it started when the suspect allegedly stole the vehicle after it responded to a crash on a highway in nearby arlington virginia. the pursuit was caught on video as the driver headed into washington, it ended when the ambulance crashed into a parked car and police arrested the suspect. several people were injured during the chase but all the injuries are considered minor. there is a surge in summertime covid cases we are going to look at what is driving the spike in

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>> summertime ends and kids go get back to school the bay area is facing a familiar foe, a covid surge. hospitalizations across the country are surging but it is not as bad as past surges. dustin dorsey has more information from a panel of experts about what to do about how to keep yourself safe. >> back again like it never left. >> i am sorry of covid fatigue with the virus is not fatigued. we put the pandemic word aside but that does not mean we have put the virus aside. it >> a word of warning as wastewater data positive test and hospitalizations rise

nationwide, ucf infectious diseases expert says this summer's well is similar to what we have seen since covid-19 first emerged. >> this is the fourth consecutive summer and as the summer gets hotter and people are driven indoors it is acting like winter so we may end up with a situation of a small arrived in the summer and a bigger one in the winter. >> covid wastewater data shows this with highs in the summer and dips in between. due in part to new variance circulating. >> everything on the radar one of the offspring of this new variant. it collects this professor of biology says the virus receptors are evading the current vaccine protection earns in this doctor says immunity is waning and at the same time warm weather is bringing people indoors and crowds are gathering for large events. >> there is an uptick in cases

in ireland and the u.k. and france, brazil and china and japan and australia and new zealand. no matter where you go, then there are big concerts like taylor swift. >> no the doctor is not laming taylor swift for covid's rise but he says the best way to shake off the swell is to take full advantage of protections in place like paxlovid for patients at high risk and the new vaccine set to come out mid to late september. he says you should masking in crowded areas >> who does not want to get less sick during the winter, we want to take care of all populations and make sure everybody has access and the ability to get these tools. >> dustin dorsey abc7news. >> wide church hosted its second annual we are the village giveaway handing out free backpacks and school supplies to young scholars. an estimated 1500 families who live below the poverty line in the tenderloin and many struggle with the cost of school

supplies. minister marvin kate white hopes the backpacks will ease the burden. >> we want to make sure we are of service to this community, that there is a beacon of hope amongst all of the housing and food insecurity. all of the opioid use, we are here to support this community. >> glide church says it raised almost $8,000 for the backpack of weight which was double its original goal. the warriors help prepare students to go back to school today with some school supplies, warriors forward joined volunteers to hand out supplies and it was not all about the books. kids got a chance to play games and participate in fun activities. the giveaway also included a teacher supply giveaway. organizers say the goal was to ensure the bay area's most underserved communities are prepared for the school year. people today enjoyed a showcase of the artistic, culinary and artistic treasures of the filipino american community. this is the 15th year, the

parade featured 55 contingents. organizers say it was born out of the story of struggle. at 4000 filipino families were displaced to make room for that year but when a gardens. it highlights the enduring spirit of resilience in the rich history of filipinos in the region. so many great things happening this week. >> a lot of stuff going on, a great day for a parade and for being outside. >> outdoors for a lot of these events. >> you will want to be outdoors for this weather this weekend, let us take a look. here is a live look from emeryville where it is quiet and calm, we see no hint of a marine layer but we expect one to develop overnight. there will be some drizzle near the coast happening already, triple digit inland heat returns monday through wednesday. we can expect a much cooler pattern at the end of next week. overnight as we get a few local clouds and fog near the coast and patchy drizzle around the

bay shoreline and coast, overnight low temperatures will mainly be in the mid to upper 50's some 60's inland. highs tomorrow under sunny conditions, mid 60's at the coast upper 70's near the bay and upper 90's inland. that is not the end of the heat here is the seven-day forecast. monday through wednesday inland hotspots at or above 100° mid to upper 80's around the bay and 70° or so at coastal locations. heat starts to ease on thursday, we cool down significantly friday and by saturday it will be cool again with inland highs only in the 80's. >> the same dynamic we quite week. >> three days up in three days down as long as we don't get extended periods of extremes. can't complain. >> now to chris with a preview of sports. >> coming up in sports ago one on one with cal star running back jaden just three weeks until kickoff and with basketball season a few months away jonathan shining and scores

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>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> earlier this week the new york post reported former warriors gm bob myers will join espn's nba countdown show for this season. myers resigned in may after guiding the warriors to for nba titles during his run. we look forward to seeing him on tv soon. reports say the warriors will host the sons in the season over your october and are -- october 24. the debut will be against his old team and it will be kevin durant's first time playing at chase center with fan since he left for golden state, flash back to last year in an early-season game klay thompson picked up his first career ejection after getting into it with devon booker. flashing the four rings on his way off the court, clay revisited that moment on paul george's podcast. >> i was in my feelings.

i was not ready to be -- need to be flexing four rings everybody knows that. my game was not where it was that it we all get insecure at times. i am man enough to admit that, we all have our moments of weakness i am not proud of that one. >> a really great podcast they are steve kerr the head coach of the u.s. national team in spain a couple exhibition games ahead of the world cup this month in the philippines. sitting out for slovenia, a rebound and what a pass to austin. he had 10 points, u.s. of seven after one. anthony edwards forces the turnover, bridges to jaelyn and then off the backboard to antman who throws it down. ship -- defense game-high 15 for edwards brunson had eight assists final seconds of the first half kenneth johnson grabs the loose ball and some showtime on the other end they led by six two at the break and 9262 face paint tomorrow and

another exhibition that promises to be competitive. some question about jonathan coming because growth going into year three and the 21-year-old participate, one time warrior crawford in seattle scored 60 points tonight playing defense and looking confident. it is a pro-am but still 60 points is 60 points and it has to feel great for jk. just 21 years old and he has a boatload of potential. just three weeks from today cal football opens the season at north texas, the big news surrounding the program this month has been the collapse of the pac-12. cal and stanford among those on the outside looking in. one thing is for certain this final season in the current pac-12 is going to be interesting and on the field cal sophomore grade and have a lot to say. >> he is one of the more talented young running back's i have seen the ability to make guys miss. >> coming off a great season last year what improvements have you made and how are you looking forward to this season? >> i worked on getting my pad

level down as a running back taking a lot of hits and coming off of that as far as contact dynamics and keeping my feet going and i have been working on speed. and you can always work on your football. >> this team has not been to a ballgame and a couple seasons and you want to get back, what is the first step heading back to where you want to be? >> just coming together as a team and working together we have 52 new faces on the team so a lot of new guys with the same mindset that want to come in and win. >> what is a game day routine? >> night before i have to eat spaghetti. i love spaghetti. >> certain spaghetti like spaghettios or -- >> no we don't mess with spaghettios homemade spaghetti. >> are you making it? >> yes with some garlic bread and cranberry juice. as far as music i listen to old-school west coast, ice cube, tupac, i have so much music. >> 100 years in the stadium and

you have only played one year what is your favorite moment? >> when i played in the big game i got to score the game-winning touchdown and it was pretty cool. my last play of the game and to win it all. >> a lot of fun talking with jaden, abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> now i want spaghetti at midnight. that is it for tonight i am zach fuentes abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at five, for spencer and chris thank you so much for joining us. >> >> live in the south paid. >> live in oakland. >> you are watching abc 7 news live. >> anytime, anywhere. >> we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the

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