moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> and as long investing in prisons, we are not investing in c good evening. i'm j.r stone. you're watching abc7 news at 11. crime was the hot topic today in the east bay. oakland city

officials joined alameda county district attorney pamela price during her community meeting series. abc seven news reporter anwser hassan explains how they took on the problem of the city's rising crime rate. >> sitting center stage. alameda county district attorney pamela price. i'm not only the first black woman to sit in this seat, i'm the first foster kid to sit in this seat. this was another in a series of community forums. this time focused specifically on public safety in oakland. she was joined by representatives from the mayor's office and the police department. >> we do know that gang and group shootings still represent the majority of the crime in the city of oakland. rising crime and how to deal with it was the big topic. >> da price spent time explaining how her office has response, adding, we've charged over 7600 cases, including murder and serious violent felonies. then came the questions. >> i think one of the biggest problems with all the people complaining about the crime and

charges about enhancements at da price spoke of how her office is prosecuting cases and the reforms she was elected to implement as she explained, enhancements don't deter crime and are racially biased. >> enhancements force us to invest in prisons and it's absolutely essential that we stop using them. >> most understand that da price is new to the office and her efforts will take time. but some are still convinced that this approach won't work. were you satisfied with what you were hearing today? >> no, i wasn't. if you're dealing with a person that they deal in fear and intimid ation, you can't meet them with compassion. you have to deal with them with fear and retaliation. >> the discussion also focused on improving educational opportunities and providing better paying jobs for young people, both which can serve as deterrents to crime. rachel grissom says she hopes all the changes being discussed will start to show in the future. it was important just so that there's no speculation so that

da price could hear directly from the members of this community how we feel about what's happening in oakland in oakland, unterhausen, abc seven news. >> new at 11. take a look at this. a large tree toppled over tonight in san francisco. this is near the intersection of pacific and sansome street. fortunately, it appears it did not land on any one or any vehicles, but it did make quite a mess. you see the clean up there? it's unclear how or why the tree fell, but witnesses tell me it was a bit windy and cool today at times in the city. now to the latest on the maui wildfires, where they are still searching for victims. more than 380 people remain missing, all of them from the lahaina area. cell phone data is being used to try to pinpoint where victims have last been. the wildfire is blamed for at least 115 deaths, but that number is expected to rise. maui county officials are suing hawaiian electric,

claiming the power company failed to de-energize power lines despite high winds and wildfire warnings. the cause of the fires is still unknown. the fire is in lahaina and kula destroyed more than 2200 structures, causing an estimated $5.5 billion in damage. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke with a north bay woman who is helping wildfire survivor rebuild their lives. >> i tend to see the challenges as i tend to see the heartache. >> annie barber is on the ground in maui helping wildfire survivors move forward with their insurance claims, which can be overwhelming. >> the people are traumatized and they have what i call fire brain, their brains fuzzy. they can only navigate so much. and i see a lot of fear. >> that fear is something annie knows about all too well. >> immediate bond. they know that. i understand. >> she lost her family's home in

santa rosa's coffey park during the 2017 tubbs fire, which burned thousands of homes and killed two dozen people. this was annie's home before and after, reduced to rubble. >> that's something that doesn't go away. it's a grief that you have to navigate it. >> annie works for united policy holders, a san francisco based nonprofit helping homeowners get the insurance resources they need. besides assisting with paperwork and overcoming red tape, she's also there to listen. >> my heart is with them. i relate to them and i try to just give them the best advice that i can. this is just crazy. >> i can't even it's just too much. i've lost friends and i've just i've been here 48 years and i've never seen anything like this in my entire life. >> i'm not going to get the number exactly right. it's either 36 or 38 times that a survivor has to tell their story before they can even begin to

heal. >> annie has also helped survivor of the 2018 camp fire in paradise, one of the most destructive in california history. today, this is her rebuilt home in coffey park, post-fire annie hopes to bring the same closure to the people of maui. >> there's challenges in all these communities and we have to figure out how we help them navigate that in the north bay. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> we wish them the best. in the north bay. an effort is heating up to remove illegally anchored boats from richardson bay. according to the marin independent journal, county supervisors approved a contract for over $300,000 to bring an outreach caseworker to those living on the boats. this caseworker will try to get them to move off the boats in exchange for a one year federal housing voucher from the marin housing authority. despite local laws, many have lived illegally on their boats for decades and today there are about 50 of them

left. and in the east bay, the concord naval weapons station project is moving forward now. now with a new master developer , brookfield properties was selected by the city council today. this is the third attempt at hiring a developer for the 5000 acre site. the reuse plan would take on 2300 acres, roughly half the site, to create a huge mixed use and transit oriented community. it's been abandoned since 1999, and now it's the latest development currently underway in the bay area. the south bay is showing its pride this weekend, kicking it off saturday evening with the silicon valley pride festival in san jose, followed by the pride parade sunday morning. as abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports, this year's event is all about living out proud. >> the party is getting started in san jose silicon valley pride

kicking off with a night festival saturday. what's the time where we're able to really just live out loud and be whoever we want to be and not be questioned or have weird looks at us living out loud and living out proud. the theme of this year's pride living out proud is as a great way to celebrate pride. >> it takes us back to the roots of pride. >> nicole altamirano is the ceo of silicon valley pride and says living out proud is as important as ever. >> we're seeing the legislation that is sweeping across the nation, trying to take us back in time. >> i mean, obviously with like everything that's going on in the world, we need to make sure that we're like together and strong and showing up. >> the aclu is currently tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbt plus rights, many aimed at the transgender community coming out and being in community gives strength to some of those, especially transgender folks these days that feel so isolated. thousands of people are expected to show up for this year's pride

festivities, many of them allies . >> i have a queer kid myself and so volunteering and supporting and being an advocate for the queer community is just super important to me. >> it's a community that unfortunately doesn't receive the unconditional support and so i really think we have to be there for these people on their journeys. >> kacey chung is a high school student in san jose and says she's here to have fun and show her support at it shows how tight knit of a community we are and it shows that we're not going to back down. >> and we have a lot of resilience. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> wells fargo is paying out millions of dollars over accusations it overcharged thousands of customers for advisory fees. the san francisco bank agreed to pay a $35 million penalty to settle with the government and did not admit any wrongdoing. according to securities and exchange commission's. the bank also paid about $40 million to reimburse customer fees. this is just the

latest in a string of troubles for wells fargo, including a federal fine last year and technical glitches. rite aid is preparing to file for bankruptcy because of pending lawsuits over opioids. according to a report by the wall street journal. the drugstore chain has not yet agreed to a settlement with the numerous plaintiffs and is dealing with a lawsuit from the justice department as well. it has asked that that suit be dismissed. rite aid has not commented on this report, but it seems a doom and loop tour scheduled for san francisco or in san francisco today. may was a bust. abc seven news was at civic center plaza, where a so called doom loop walking tour was scheduled to be held today to quote, point out all the worst of san francisco. it was promoted to go through mid-market. the tenderloin and union square. it's unclear who organized the tour, but contact information online indicated it was sold out. instead, we found

a group, a walking tour group that focused is on the positive aspects of the area. >> there's so much more in this neighborhood. we want to show i want to show that people live in this neighborhood, people who have worked all of their lives live in this neighborhood. there are children. it's a community that's very diverse and there's a lot of care and loving that. we really are a neighborhood and a community tour guide. >> siobhan allen lives in the tenderloin and went through substance abuse recovery in the past. she says the community opened its arms to her. well, here's something fun. a four day carnival is taking place at san francisco's civic center. the vibrant summer fair is bringing food, fun and family entertainment to the heart of the city. this is the first time the city has hosting the carnival. all officials are hoping the event will help bring out locals and help revitalize the struggling area. the carnival runs through sunday and is located on fulton street

between the main library and the asian art museum. still ahead on abc7 news at 11, several people are dead following a shooting at a dollar general store. what we've learned tonight about the gunman from investigators and a little later, the passing of an icon. game show host bob barker has died. we will look back at his remarkable career. >> and there's some coastal clouds making their way into the bay in overnight. tomorrow we'll see hazy sunshine with slightly warmer temperatures. but an even bigger warm up is in store for us. early next week. get the bay area's number one news and america's number one news all in one place. >> abc7 news is now on hulu and so is america's most trusted news. >> abc news live all day, all night. >> stream, abc news live on hulu america. come along with our adventure seekers. >> the sanchez family and discover summer with the ford f-150. see how available

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florida, before the gunman took his own life. investigators say the man left behind several hate filled manifesto, is on a family computer. abc news reporter chuck sivertsen has the latest on this developing story from investigators working the case. >> a massive police response in jacksonville, florida, as a gunman opened fire inside a dollar general store. >> the jacksonville has suffered the loss of three precious lives at the hands of an active shooter. >> police are not identifying the shooter, but say he's a white male in his 20s and lived in neighboring clay county. they say he entered the dollar store with an ar style rifle and a handgun. he then allegedly shot and killed three people before turning the gun on himself. all three victims were black. two men and one woman. they also have not yet been identified. authorities say the alleged shooter texted his father early saturday afternoon, telling him to check his computer, his family, then called the clay county sheriff's office after finding writings allegedly by the suspect. >> portions of these manifestos detailed the shooter's

disgusting ideology of hate. plainly put the shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people. >> jacksonville's mayor visited the scene shortly after the shooting. i'm heartbroken. >> an obviously this is a community that has suffered. we must do everything that we can to dissuade this type of hate. >> the community coming together saturday afternoon to pray for the victims, the people in this community, they're hurting. >> and they have every right to. this makes no sense. i am very, very angry right now. you know, we got kids in this community seeing all of this. and this is unnecessary. >> three, the fbi says it is investigating the incident as a hate crime. >> hate crimes are always and will always remain a top priority for the fbi because they are not only attack on a victim, they are also meant to threaten and intimidate an entire community. >> chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york.

>> a large refugee community in the east bay is learning about resource forces that can help them live fuller lives. abc7 news was in union city this afternoon where congressman eric swalwell hosted a resource fair. many of those who attended were afghan refugee swease concerned with assisting family members back home. >> we've got the largest afghan american population in the whole country. in fact, fremont is home to little kabul. the story in the kite runner from kabul to fremont is one that people all over the world know. and this community is hurting after the afghan evacuation in back in 2021. and they want to know what are we doing to get their family members over here, especially those who served alongside the us military? >> swalwell says the event was about establishing trust with the refugee community and keeping promises made to afghan citizens who helped the us military during the war. there palo alto is celebrating its

40th annual festival of the arts . the event is hosted by the palo alto chamber of commerce and features a wide variety of exhibits and attractions along university avenue. over 250 arts are expected to have their work on display from unique and one of a kind art pieces to wearable art. the beloved festival has something for everybody, including an italian street painting expo kids art studio, as well as an assortment of gourmet foods, wines and microbrews. >> now we hope we're doing something right because we get so many returning artists that come back year after year. and really the guests love coming back each year to see the returning artists. >> the festival goes until end of the day tomorrow. join right now by meteorologist francis dinglasan. it looked nice there. yeah, i thought it was somewhat nice here in san francisco, but a little breezy. and then i see a massive tree down. >> i know that was shocking. >> i guess it just doesn't take a whole lot of wind to blow one

of those big trees over. >> maybe. and maybe it's a cumulative effect because the winds weren't that strong this afternoon. it was breezy, but nothing that i would think would knock down a tree. and then you saw for those kids in palo alto, it's definitely t shirt and shorts, weather down there again tomorrow. but it will be hazy because we're still dealing with some of the smoke from the wildfire hours. right now we're showing you live doppler seven, the satellite image, lots of clouds off the coast. the marine layer will weaken. and so it's going to bring us more sunshine than right now. air quality is good to moderate. you see the moderate in yellow there. so we have an air quality advise be in effect through tomorrow as we show you this live shot from emeryville. there's a few gray skies out there over the bay right now. and we expect moderate air quality tomorrow, but improving, becoming good for certain areas like inland east bay, south central bay and santa clara valley on monday. so air quality advisory again through tomorrow. temperature hours

right now are in the 50s and 60s. check out brentwood. it is still 73 degrees right now. san francisco, 55. novato one of the cooler spots at rather san francisco 58 novato cooler at 55 degrees and this time from mount tam. we're seeing that marine layer come in to the bay and overnight it will spill into the bay into parts of the east bay. but then it will clear out later on throughout the day. so so low clouds overnight, hazy, slightly warmer tomorrow and then even warmer as the heat really builds, especially for inland areas early next week all the way through wednesday. so here's a forecast animation. we see the clouds pull in during the morning hours. and then by the afternoon we'll see some clouds just off the coast. plenty of sunshine everywhere else. the marine layer moves in. and then overnight into monday. then monday afternoon in even more sunshine and warmer weather highs. tomorrow will range. so at the beaches where we have

that sea breeze only 66 in half moon bay, san francisco, though, pretty comfortable at 73. it's going to be really gorgeous. san jose 83 and then getting pretty hot warm inland where some areas like fairfield will be one of our warmest spots at 94 degrees. santa rosa, 91. and we've got that hazy sunshine and then tomorrow morning, the lows will drop into the 50s and also some low 60s with that limit and cloud cover spilling into the bay and parts of the east bay. so here's a look ahead as we jump into monday. that's where temperatures climb a little bit more. here's one of the models showing mid 90s for some of our inland areas like calistoga, fairfield and even 97 tuesday, we come up even into the upper 90s for a few spots and then check out wednesday, triple digits, possibly in fairfield and antioch and we'll see mid 90s santa rosa, sonoma and napa. so it is really going to heat up

around here. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so hazy a slightly warmer tomorrow. tomorrow we'll still be dealing with the fog and marine layer monday morning it's going to get a little bit warmer and then the heat builds through tuesday. wednesday will be the hottest day of the week, near triple digits inland even around the bay, mid 80s. and it's going to be a great day to head the beach if you have the day off, then things really cool down. much breezier and cooler, closer to normal numbers for next weekend. yeah. >> you talk about the perfect weather in san francisco. if it wasn't for those loud motorcycles that were going by my house with my windows open, it would have been just perfect . >> yeah, i see them all the time. and some of them start like doing these wheelies. it's terrifying. >> well, the noise just sort of echoes off things. well, thanks, francis. it wasn't just another 40 niners game at levi's stadium last night. saw some history as the team turned it into football for all. we'll explain. >> more intuitive set to start

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>> abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> college football kicking off with a soft opening this weekend. a limited schedule to start here. nothing's soft, though, about san jose state's schedule. the spartans opening at number six, usc tonight. reigning heisman trophy winner caleb williams. he's taking on chevan cordeiro. you see him right there. and here's williams drops the shotgun snap, picks it up and fires to taj, washington, 76 yards, the longest touchdown pass of his career, 14 to 7. usc under a minute left in the half san jose state down by 14. trey smith sacks williams on third down so sparty gets the ball back and that led to this big play from the offense cordero finding nick nash touchdown 2114 game at recess third quarter now cordero airing it out to nash and look at this grab what a play 32 yards that duo connected for three touchdowns san jose state back within 14 but on the ensuing kickoff branch zachariah

branch making the most of his college debut, sets up his blocks. and then there he goes, 96 yards to the house. us c wins 5628. up next for the spartans, they'll host number 18 oregon state on sunday, september third. all right. switching gears to baseball and barring a complete dodgers meltdown, the nl west. the giants path to the playoff, it'll have to go through the wild card. san francisco entered the day outside the third and final wild card spot. bring your baby to the yard. giants taking on the best team in baseball. the atlanta braves bottom three two nothing game. wilmer flores, he's been their most consistent bat all year team leading 19th game and tied at two top of the fifth now same score for austin riley taking sean minaya to the bleachers in left his 30th of the year three to. braves take the lead next inning same score orlando arcia that was gone off luke jackson the giants lose 7 to 3 and they've got some work

to do and it's an entire group effort. >> we lose as a team and we've we've really lost these games. as you mentioned, the series against against teams as a team . there's not one area in particular, a's and white sox on the south side of chicago. >> this fan taking a tumble going for the foul ball bottom two white sox up one nothing in lennon sosa solo shot to left makes it two nothing chicago go go to the third inning now same score the umpires have a meeting a little bit of confusion here mark kotsay looking for answers and the crew calls jp sears. it's a questionable disengagement and very next pitch. joe moncada three run shot to left a no doubter. what a turn of events. a's lose six two. they'll have a chance to win the four game series, though. on sunday. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. j.r chris, thanks so much. >> much more to come on abc seven news at 11. it's been nearly 60 years since the historic march on washington and dr. martin luther king's famous. i have a dream speech. see how

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moving forward, it feels as if we're moving backward. >> diane miller was 12 years old when her mother brought her and her siblings to hear dr. king, we are still in this struggle. >> we're still fighting the battles. >> king's speech at the 1960 3rd march helped spur the passage of the federal civil rights act in 1964 and voting rights legislation in 1965. i don't want to let dr. king down. >> i want him to still believe that he has a dream and that dream is our dream. >> organizers of this year's march say today the fight is about voter suppression, housing discrimination, police and racial violence and racial disparities in employment and education, along with other basic civil rights. many of the marchers we've spoken to, including some howard university students, tell me this movement has been successful. but there's much more work to be done in this moment when we are under so much attack. >> it just feels so critical to stand in solidarity with people who are fighting for voting rights. we're fighting for our

democracy, who are fighting for reproductive rights. >> my fight is for me. my fight is for the world. my fight is for anybody who looks like me and talks like me. >> dr. martin luther king junior won the nobel peace prize in 1964 for his nonviolent struggle for civil rights. faith abubey, abc news, washington. >> one construction worker was killed and four others were injured when a crane collapsed at a hospital in miami. the accident occurred around 12:15 p.m. during renovation at the hca mercy hospital campus in miami's coconut grove neighborhood. miami fire rescue says the 200 foot crane was carrying heavy renovation equipment when it suddenly collapsed onto the workers below. two of the injured were taken to mercy hospital in stable condition and two others were taken to another hospital in serious but stable condition . >> n no patients or colleagues were impacted and our hospital operations were not impacted.

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if tv had a santa clause, he was it. giving away hundreds of millions of dollars in prizes and to say the contests were excited was an understatement. barker was unflappable. he won 19 emmys and was a fixture on tv long before the price is right. he hosted truth or consequence for 18 years. bob barker saying goodbye, hoping all your consequences are happy. >> all right. >> happy. and he had a sense of humor playing against his nice guy image in the movie happy gilmore. >> all right, let's go think you've had enough. >> barker's popularity gave him a platform to promote his passion, helping toll the pet population. >> have your pet spayed or neutered. >> he was an ardent animal rights activist and worked at it full time after retiring in 2007. on his final show, there was no grand gesture, no super farewell showcase, only this simple, gracious goodbye. i want to thank you very, very much for

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the availability of things like narcan. >> we continue to see an all time high overdoses throughout the country. and we think our big news is we have something that we think will help address this public health crisis. >> born out of san jose based investment firm altamont pharmaceutical holdings says ovation therapeutics has developed a new monoclonal antibody therapy. the fda has authorized a human clinical trial of the rd 1004 injection that provides no high and prevents any type of overdose, whether it's injected intravenously or snorted through the nose or even taken orally. >> once it gets to the bloodstream, this antibody is going to grab it with high affinity and prevent it from from inducing its harmful effects in the brain. >> unlike narcan that's given by someone else after an overdose, the antibody would be given by a doctor before someone uses fentanyl and has shown 30 days of overdose prevention in non human testing. the hope is that this would be another tool in the fight against fentanyl deaths. >> we're trying to get to people high risk individuals before

they experience once an overdose and provide a protective mechanism, um, in the form of this antibody. so fentanyl is rendered ineffective. >> the santa clara county fentanyl working group's doctor, rachel sussman, says there are other pre overdose treatments for opioids like vivitrol and more study needs to be done before csx 1004 receives full fda approval. but she says this could be helpful. >> we do have several tools already and i think that one of our challenges is making sure that those existing tools are not under used. >> but another tool would never hurt and absolutely, i think the more the more things we have to offer patients, the better this treatment is in the early stages of the approval process. >> while the first round of human testing begins tuesday, fda approval would not come until late 2025 or early 2026. in santa clara county, dustin dawsey, abc seven news, joining right now by meteorologist francis dinglasan. >> and i guess you know from talking with you, the moral of

the story is don't put the shorts away yet. yes. >> you're going to need them this week. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s and then tomorrow morning will generally be in the low to upper 50s with a little bit of cloud cover. then tomorrow, more sunshine breezy at the coast, but temperatures will be warming up a little bit warmer compared to today. so we'll see 70s and 80s around the bay and some 90s inland. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. things are really going to heat up especially tuesday and wednesday next week. triple digits possible for inland areas around the bay in the mid 80s and it's going to be a great beach day. we'll see low 70s at the coast. so one more day of that air quality alert and then things will improve. but they will be getting hot. so have those shorts ready. >> always cool down in san francisco, right? yeah. come to the city. >> comfortable in san francisco in the 70s. >> thanks so much. now to chris with a preview of sports jr coming up in sports, it's the final weekend of preseason football and it is the end of

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into the heat of battle right away, but i thought he needed to play. so we tried to figure out every way to do that. >> i mean, if i can look back in hindsight, i wish i didn't put him in a play that had him break his finger because i think that really hurt him in his first year. >> and not only did it hurt him not being able to mix in much, but it hurt him in the practice time because he had to adjust how he threw and things like that, which i think set him back for a second year. when we went into the second year, we gave him every chance to do it. we were going to make an offense that to me gave him the best chance to be successful at that time, which we did do. and when you do that, you hope a guy can stay healthy so he can stay out there long enough. but that didn't last long. it was the first game. and but sometimes things just don't work out. >> i still very much have belief that he's going to become a player now. it's just not going to be for us. >> and we take full accountability for that. and you know, in in some way, yeah, we got lucky on brock, but sure, that's setback. our team. it would have been nice to have

those picks and all that, you know. so we do own that and fortunately we still have a really good football team that i think scott is, you know, a legitimate shot. we're focused on game one, but we have a championship level roster now. it's what we make of it has for the game last night starting quarterback brock purdy and backup sam darnold played well most importantly got out of the game healthy purdy played two drives, five of 973 yards, passing and one rushing touchdown. >> right into your living room and qb2, that's darnold made a couple of big plays in this game, including a long pass to chris conley for 34 yards there against the chargers. and then you like to see this in the red zone. how about a touchdown pass to willie snead? both darnold and purdy confident heading into the season opener in pittsburgh . >> you know, having a having a really good grasp on the offense and understanding kind of what the defense is doing and being able to make quick and decisive decisions with the football. >> you know, the biggest part in this position is, is take care of the football. and that's, i think, the best way to do it, something that we're all looking forward to. we're really excited about it felt like camp has

been, you know, pretty solid last couple of weeks and, you know, we're like i said, man, we're ready, ready to get this thing rolling. >> aaron rodgers making his jets debut in the preseason finale against the giants, finding garrett wilson for the 14 yard score he threw for 47 yards. and that touchdown jets win 3224. rodgers and the jets open the regular season under the lights monday, september 11th against buffalo you'll see it right here on abc seven. let's kick it quakes in kansas city taking on sporting kc the home team striking in the third minute johnny russell great pass to daniel salio redirects one nil kc just before the half look at russell split the defense does all the work and scores two nil at the half and then eric tommy just ripping one of the 69th minute quakes lose three nil. san jose host the la galaxy on wednesday night at paypal park. moving day at the tour champions tip the only moving upward was done by viktor hovland, whose putter was hotter than his orange pants, made five birdies en route to a third round. 66, a

six stroke lead heading into the final round. where first place gets this takes a whopping $18 million home. wow. hey did you see this? nba training camps open in about a month. warriors, stars klay thompson, kevon looney getting in some last minute vacation time. klay and loon are in china for a week as part of their anti squad asia tour 2023. plenty of autographs to go around the warriors open the regular season tuesday, october 24th. it's a home game against kevin durant and the phenix suns abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino j.r thanks so much chris. >> a reminder that you can watch all of our newscast online streaming. well that's it for tonight. abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for francis and chris. i'm j.r stone. thanks for joining us .

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