ah! woof! some things will. 10/19/12 complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. hour, the final few cars are making their way across the san mateo bridge before cal trans shuts it down for the entire weekend. >> it's 10:00 friday night. last call for anyone hoping to cross the san mateo bridge. for the next couple days, tens of thousands of drivers will need to find another way to get across the bay.

happening now, john live near the toll plaza to tell us if this closure is running on time. john? >> reporter: as you can see, it looks like almost all the traffic is finally through. still a few stragglers coming up there. and looking the other way, pan down there, if you would. you see a lot of traffic coming this direction from the west side. still stragglers heading this way. it's going to look almost deserted all weekend long. >> the traffic flowed well across the bridge tonight but this is not how the bridge will look this weekend. a project is shutting it down. >> it is kind of a pain. but they let us know ahead of time. >> this driver is planning ahead for his trip to work tomorrow in hayward. >> if i go, it's going to be bad. and i just want to take the other route and not be late for work. >> this weekend's project is

about seismic retro fitting. >> there will be no deck at all. you could fish off the pier. we're not going to let you get that close. >> we went to moon's bar where sports fans were cheering on the giants. people were planning alternates for the big game. >> it's inconvenient but i don't mind if they are spending time and money making sure the bridges are safe. >> detour routes are okay with him. but more serious problem for this man. >> i cross bridges probably five, ten times a day. lots. >> so on a weekend like this, how much is that going to affect you? >> it's going to be a pain in the rear end. >> back here live there are a few cars coming this direction. and one or two heading west from here. and welcome back live at 10:30 to update you on the closure. unless the crews finish the work earlier than expected, this same thing will

happen next weekend. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> there is more fall out tonight at the port of oakland. tonight james quan to return from overseas business travel and placed him on administrative leave effective immediately. reimbursed for a $4,000 tab for a houston strip club. golf outings, cases of wine and trips to a barbershop and massage parlor. the port of oakland put omar benjamin on administrative leave yesterday. deputy executive director jean baker will take on the role. and kristy will assume the job of director of aviation. >> san francisco police arrested a bus passenger today accused of stabbing another rider in the neck with a pair of

scissors. officials say a passenger was harassing the bus driver. another rider attempted to intervene and stabbed. the victim was treated at the scene. the suspect was taken into custody. firefighters are gaining ground against a fire that is burning in lake county. the 29 fire burning along highway 29 south of lower lake is 60% contained. started yesterday afternoon and spread to 300 acres destroying a home and several out buildings along with several vehicles. firefighters say they have stopped the thread of this fire and expect full containment sometime tomorrow. evacuation orders have been lifted and no one hurt. still no word yet on a cause. >> he was left off the giant's 2010 playoff review roster. in a must win game tonight he came through big.

bull pen finished the 5-0 shut out victory. the giants will be coming home for game 6 of the national league championship series on monday. we have team coverage. noel walker is live where fans are ready for more october baseball. we begin with debra in st. louis. >> reporter: almost 50,000 cardinal's fans in these seats tonight. about 50 giant's fans in the whole place. we want to show you the scene when the team came back from the brink. >> flying over and seeing all the trees turned orange. they didn't turn red. >> fly ball into left. the giants have won game five. >> i'm proud of what they've accomplished. and what they are accomplishing.

they've come back. they are cockroaches. they keep coming after you. barry is a guy that personifies that constitute we're talking about. we have rough spots in san francisco for many years in the early years. didn't blame it on anybody else. you look at the year he passed 15 wins. huge performance tonight defining performance for us. couldn't be happier for him. >> a little punt down the third baseline. right play and another run for the giants. >> got it done on the mound and the plate. he played brilliantly. >> i came here down 2-1. got it done. let's go home. let's go to detroit . >> reporter: we're told the team wasted no time getting out of here. already wheels up on their charter headed back to san

francisco to meet the cardinals again on their own turf. for them, the st. louis arch may well be the gateway to the world series. let's check in with noel walker in san francisco. >> reporter: we could probably do aerobics here right now. the place is quiet at the moment. about an hour and a half ago, this place, you couldn't get a seat. and that's how the game ended. but the post season didn't. >> they are bringing it home. they bringing it home . >> fans were glued to the tvs watching every pitch, every out, every home run. >> fishing has been the key to the game tonight. thrown a great game. we love watching him striking people out. >> did he dug out next door, one of them a new fan. >> i was at the game on monday,

great experience for me. >> down the street at fire station 8, dinner was on and so was the game. >> we're all giant's fans here. most of us are native san francisco. most of us grew up going to giant's games. >> they are also number one fans of the team. every nail biting inning. >> might as well workout or you get stressed out. the only thing more stressful than watching is getting a call and not being able to watch. >> we hit the record button on the dvr. turn off all the radios. swear each other to secrecy and dead silence on the way back. >> to the guys at station 8, now's a good time to turn away. here's how it ends. i'm thinking of staying

here. reporting live noel walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> giant's fans in walnut creek were cheering and high fiving tonight and paid tribute to barry zeto. >> it's been a game that somebody had to win. barry has been there for us. >> you can be sure plenty of fans were back for the next do or die game on sunday night. and our coverage continues later in sports. mark has highlights from game five and the pitching match up for game 6. once again game 6 can be seen right here on ktvu channel 2. our coverage begins 4:00 sunday afternoon. and first pitch 4:45. >> u.s. stock markets took a drop today. the dow fell 205 points. that is worst day in

four months. the nasdaq fell 67. microsoft, jenny electric and mechanical do not ales were among those with disappointing third quarter earnings. it was 25 years ago today that the market had its worst one day crash in history in terms of % lost. october 19th, 1987 is known as black monday. the dow lost 508 points. that was 22% of the market's value. historians blame the slowing economy. >> the largest drop in the state unemployment rate in 36 years. the state's job less rate fell to 10.2. that is down from 10.6. and a point and a half better than a year ago. does warn the numbers are preliminary and the improving numbers may also be in part to fewer people applying for jobs. in the nine bay area

counties, unemployment rates fell. fell to 5.8% last month. none of the bay area counties is in double digits. has the highest unemployment numbers is the only county above 9% at 9.3 in september. >> i cannot express any better. it's really tough. >> offering help during tough times. in 23 minutes, the special event today for a group of bay area workers in need of new jobs. >> reporter: we're just hours away from the area code change in the south bay and the concern that police have about it. >> tricks by contractors who took their money and left a ís ?ó???óóñ

here we go giants. here we go. >> along with green and gold team, university of san francisco cheered on orange and black. cheerleaders and band members were on hand to make it more festive. continuation of the hoop fest party where mens and women's basketball teams showed off their skills. in just a few hours from now a communications change for people in the south bay. everyone with 408 number will have to dial the area code.

why police have concerns about this switch. >> reporter: that switch is going to happen just about 12 hours from now. 10:00 tomorrow morning. and tonight we found people with questions and fire and police agency worried unnecessary 911 calls could go out. >> tonight is the last night of 7 digit dialling in the south bay. those will have to dial the area codeine when calling your neighbor. running out and a new 669 area code is coming in. we found many people with questions. >> is anyone going to have to change their area code? >> in short. no. existing 408 numbers will stay the same. >> i didn't understand why we had to dial the 1. and nobody's really answered that. >> those using cell phones will have to dial 408 and the number. but those using land lines will have to dial a 1. he'll have to update hundreds of numbers in his cell phone. >> i have over 400 contacts in

my cell phone and it's terrible i'm going to have to go through this extra pain. it's very disappointing. >> this networking administrator says their company updated their alert notification system. tonight we went inside the dispatch center. worry the area code change could prompt unnecessary calls. >> if you are trying to get ahold of our department and you are trying to get through on the business non-emergency line, you've got to dial the 1 and area code and don't dial 911 if you can't get through. >> 911, 511 and 411 will not require an area code. the 669 area code numbers will start going out. as for 408, those are expected to be finished by early next year. ktvu channel 2 news. >> san jose mayor is under fire tonight over allegations of

illegal campaign contribution. the fair political practices says the mayor violated state law when the action committee made $100,000 contribution to the re-election campaign. the fppc is now demanding that campaign money be returned. this afternoon mayor reed issued a response to the claim which read in part the statute cited in the fppc's letter applies to candidate controlled committees and i am not a candidate. we are cooperating at hope to come to a resolution quickly. >> now to our continuing coverage on the sex abuse scandal surrounding the boy scouts of america. an oakland man is speaking out about his own experience. mario says he was 12 years old when he was sexually abused by his scout master. he decided to sue the boy scouts when he was 18. >> what we found out is we were battling a powerful organization.

charter by congress, originally. an organization that had judges presiding over my case that were members. >> he says he was encouraged to speak out tonight because of the recently released perversion files which named more than 1,000 scout masters accused of sexual assault or inappropriate contact with boys. his scout master was sentenced to 14 years in prison. a statewide sting has led to dozens of arrest. serving as a warning to homeowners looking to renovate. tells us what you need to know before hiring a contractor. >> you are looking at $700 with tax. >> this man was just one of almost 100 people across the state including 14 in union city caught up in a sting this week by the contractor's state license board. >> do you have any identification on you at all? >> investigators say the 92 people arrests may face one or

more misdemeanor charges for contracting without a license, illegal advertising and requesting an excessive down payment. these people put homeowners at risk if a worker is injured on their property. >> if you hire somebody who is not licensed, you don't know what kind of a job they were going to do. >> scam was not going through my head. charming and maybe i can get the house painted. >> diane is a retired teacher and paid more than $4400 to wilson to paint her house. she was ripped off. the job half done and the feeling she should have known better. >> stupid. i mean, stupid. hello. >> but the contractor's state license board says he is good at getting people to trust him but bad at doing the job. he has several warrants out for his arrest. >> check them out first. google them. >> to avoid being scammed, the

state license board has several recommendations. checking references. getting three bids and getting a written contract. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a chase, crash, and shots fired early this morning and ended with a smashed cadillac, a damaged cab and car parts on the pavement. police say they tried to stop the driver for a broken tail light but that driver took off and shots were fired at police. then the cadillac was hit by a taxi. two people in the car took off running. the passenger was arrested but police are still looking for the driver. >> san francisco will be the location of the tallest building anywhere on the left coast. gave final approval for the trans bay tower. also opens the door for desperately needed funding. construction is taking place at 1st and mission streets. currently, the tallest building is the u.s. bank tower

in los angeles. >> major cool down today across parts of the bay area, across the entire region. these numbers down a good 10 to 20 degrees from yesterday. 60s and 70s on board from this afternoon. overnight tonight, the clouds will be on the increase once again. low clouds and fog. right around the bay. with that partly to mostly cloudy skies. becoming partly cloudy but the cool down will continue. on track to reach the 70s. big game for tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. a bit of a breeze with temperatures in the mid 60s. 65 for kick off at 12:00. cooling will continue for the remainder of the weekend. the one part of the weekend could be dodging a few sprinkles. real storms push back into northern california. >> the historic claremont hotel and spa may once again be on the market.

could be auctioned november 8th. the claremont is a billion dollar bankruptcy proceeding. the 279 room report is two years shy of 100th birthday. the current owner bought the claremont and four other properties about two years ago. >> missing south bay teenager turned 16 today. how friends and family mark the days and continue to hold out hope she'll be found alive. >> a car slams into a building in oakland forcing evacuations. the illegal activity that may have led to the crash.

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racing in oakland before he slammed right into the side of a travel agency and some apartments. also clipped a pedestrian who was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. witnesses say the driver then abandoned the suv. jumped into another car and took off. sierra lamar turned 16 years old today. ktvu's robert honda tells us although she's been missing they hold out hope. >> reporter: huddling together during home coming week is a common scene. but this group is wearing more than school colors. they have t-shirts celebrating sierra's 16th birthday. grew up in fremont before her family moved to morgan hill late last year. disappeared march 16th. arrested and charges with murder. though no body has been found. >> somebody got to take that

away that she get to experience with us. i want it to be like she's still here. home coming brings up a lot of memories. she was a cheerleader and into it. >> people vfbed in the -- involved in the search efforts have started an online media campaign to generate more information about her case and other missing person cases. >> i believe we should all put pictures up today for her birthday or any day and any missing children. every missing child deserves a voice. >> sierra's father says all the birthday attention generates conflicting feelings. makes us happy and sad. it's mixed emotions. but we're happy that people are doing that. >> the home coming game is tomorrow night but during the day many friends and family members will be in morgan hill for the volunteer search effort.

>> in the east bay mourners paid final respects to retired school teacher today. the mother of four was stabbed to death two weeks ago. she was remembered at the funeral service at saint patrick's church as full of love, light and happiness. police say she was killed by a prison escapee and his wife who stole the car to get away. >> sentenced a 22-year-old man for his role at a gang rape. as part of the deal, he agreed to plead guilty in exchange for the 32 year sentence. prosecutors said he could have received a life sentence at trial. his attorney said he wishes he could turn back the clock. >> mr. ortega wants the court, the community, the familiar louisiana and the victim to know how sorry he is for what happened. >> five other men face trial

for that attack nearly three years ago. >> police are investigating the rape of a woman in the downtown area as she was walking home about midnight last night. officers say the woman was walking near 4th and j streets. a man came up behind her. threw her down and sexually assaulted her. she didn't get a good look because it was dark. she smashed her cell phone so she couldn't call for help. and police say they have little to go on. >> happening now, a live look at the san mateo bridge. it is now closed for the entire weekend. john is there and tell us if things are going smoothly. >> a rough week for new 72-foot boats preparing for the america's cup. why san francisco's bay could be the toughest c

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happening now, the san mateo bridge is closed to traffic. crews plan to replace a dozen 30 foot sections this weekend. john is live now at the bridge where the project is just getting started. >> reporter: right now we are standing on highway 92. we are actually in the lanes of traffic because there is no traffic. here it's been about 30 minutes since they shut down 92 going both directions. that is the toll plaza. those trucks you see there, those are trucks bringing in supplies for this project. if you can pan over here the other direction, this is looking west at the bridge. it is absolutely empty. aside from work crews out there. we did shoot video earlier to show you what the bridge looks like with traffic tonight. it is an important artery. and thousands of cars use it per hour.

all those drivers will have to find another way to get across this weekend. joining me now, this is steve williams with cal trans. how smoothly did this all go? >> it's gone very well considering what time it is and how long it took us to get everybody off the road safely. a few people didn't make the cut and go all the way around and it's going to take them a while. but they set this up. we have the assistance of 13 chp units. what they are doing is running up and down to make sure nobody is broken down on any part of the structure. the trucks are going to start working very shortly. >> you did tell me a few minutes ago that after they shut it down, some people --. >> there's a few who tried to make it. it was after 10:00. and they were greeted by california's finest. >> greeted with a ticket. looked like a checkpoint

back there. >> going well and at this point you think you are going to be getting a lot of work done and hopefully if everything goes as well even beyond plans, you could get everything done this weekend is that possible? >> it's possible. it's possible. >> right now opens up 5:00 in the morning on monday. >> we'll be open in time for the commute. >> thank you very much. go ahead and take a look once again. a lot of activity here with the crews going on. one of the vehicles heading out this direction. bringing out some of the supplies to make sure this project gets started quickly. they have to replace 12 thirty foot sections to ensure seismic stability of this bridge and it's going to take this weekend and next. live john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. tough week for the america's cup. the ceo tells us the bay area is a challenging place to hold the cup.

it's a story you'll see only on 2. patty is live with inside word on those huge yachts. >> reporter: the signs are everywhere. the battle is coming to the bay. what many people don't realize is the teams are still trying to build boat that's can finish the race. >> in alameda today, worked to determine why a beam failed 72-foot catameran yesterday. >> to be honest, it's a set back. >> ceo says the situation could be worse and it was for oracle. >> 72-footer capsized shg broke apart and swept out with the current. the $8 million had only been on the water for 8 days. >> get the boat to be reliable to finish every race. >> a san francisco native and world-class sailor says both teams are facing the same challenge.

they are learning to sail a brand new class of boat while they are designing it. their testing ground is the bray. some of the trickiest waters in the world. >> equivalent of an airplane wing. 110 feet made of metal. and the boat s s are more than twice as large. the set back will cost several weeks of practice. instead of wall owing, the rivals are collaborating. . >> we collaborate on things where human lives are at stake. >> talk about the problems they've had on the water without revealing secrets. >> going out the gate, the guy is having to get in the water. there's a lot of danger there. >> only get 30 days to practice on the water from the time they build their boat through february 1st. so time is critical. especially because the days are getting shorter.

reporting live in san francisco, patti lee ktvu channel 2 news. >> in our election coverage, the vice presidential candidate campaigned in florida today. paul ryan visited the tampa bay. post traumatic stress disorder. ryan around the lab. he also participated in a round table discussion about growing small business. the first lady talked business growth today in wisconsin. michelle obama spoke to reporters in racing. later she went to the university of wisconsin and highlighted the accomplishments during the term. private sector jobs have grown for 31 straight months. president obama and mitt romney are facing off in third and final presidential debate monday night in florida. >> former employees of the bankrupt solyndra solar company turned up for a job fair. drew

hundreds of job seekers. former workers received special seminars because it has been tough for them to get good jobs. some have decided to change careers. >> right now i'm trying to get into the medical field. it's a more stable field. fda regulated. can't be formed out. >> more than 1,000 people were left job less after fremont base went bankrupt last year. >> recall of a popular sunscreen after a handful of people catch fire. >> lance armstrong's bad week gets worse. the new allegations he is facing. >> a major cool down across most of the bay area and more changes on the way. coming up, the coolest day of the weekend. the giant's sunday forec

how about that? a live look at coit tower in orange light in honor of the giants. kept their season alive with a huge game 5 playoff win. now back to the bay area for another must win do or die game on sunday afternoon. >> lance armstrong's fall may be getting even worse. tonight new allegations that he tried to buy a win. according to the australian broadcasting company, the bribery happened in 1993. armstrong reportedly paid another cycling team $50,000 to let him win a race in philadelphia. already this week armstrong stepped down as chairman of his non-profit live strong and lost two huge endorsements. >> in news in the world tonight,

a powerful car bomb exploded killing a top intelligence official and 7 other people. 78 other people were wounded. led investigations involving some of the allies within lebanon. and suspicion fell upon groups linked to serian president asad. doctors say the 15-year-old pakistani girl shot in the head by the taliban is showing signs of improvement. they released the first pictures of malala. she is now able to stand with help and she can write. doctors say she sends her thanks to everyone who has offered support around the world. >> the reverend jesse jackson was honored for life's work and birthday. celebrated by raising money for jackson's rainbow push coalition. work for civil rights in this country and the six times he's won freedom for

people being held overseas. >> that's why other members of congress have nominated him for the nobel peace prize. >> spoke about the up coming election and the importance to getting out to vote. in parts of the country there are efforts to deprive minorities for the right to vote. banana boat sunscreen are being pulled off the shelves due to a fire risk. people using the product have actually caught on fire after coming in contact with open flames. the company says the problem is with the product's spray valve which can over apply the product. having too much of the product increases the flammability risk. the recall includes 23 varieties of ultra mist sunscreen. >> tickets are selling out for a bay area film that premieres tonight. the story that it tells and why it could end up

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screen. >> it's a big deal when we can fill that auditorium. >> tonight's showing of the waiting room is less than a mile away where the film takes place. >> filmmaker started following patients and staff at highland's emergency room. documenting the uninsured people. >> a lot of times that's hidden by the fact they are uninsured. and really opened my eyes. >> budget of just under $500,000. tonight nick's was at the premiere. >> i hope people take away the human side of the healthcare issue. it's often consigned to the political and ideological. it's really about people. >> the society can't meet them

is very sad. and i think we need to do something about it. the film was nominated in new york city and there has been oscar buzz. really create a lot of dialogue about the healthcare problems with the system in the united states. reporting live. >> new discoveries are surfacing from the pacific ocean thanks to the work of bay area scientists. reviewing footage taken by an under water robot. scientists say several deep sea creatures may be previously unknown species. there's a new sponge that looks something like an under water catcher's mit. >> we were listening to the giant's game. >> the researchers came across

that sponge hit his grand slam. >> major drop off in temperatures for today with a fog making come back and more of an on shore breeze. still bigger changes into the weekend. right now just clouds on the increase. most bay area neighborhoods reporting partly to cloudy skies. overcast up towards santa rosa and petaluma. forecast headlines for tonight, low clouds really favoring the koeft. and patches heading inland. major coolings and extended rain returns and cool weather pattern it will stick around. overnight lows first thing saturday morning in the upper 40s to 50s under partly to mostly cloudy and drizzle out there. measurable drizzle this morning and a repeat occurrence into saturday morning.

key headlines temperatures cool off. early next week because this weather system is moving in from the north and west. temperatures this weekend in the 60s and 70s. will be the warmest day of the weekend and rain returns as early as late sunday night and into monday morning. really target the monday morning commute as the system moves in. and behind this, still going to hold on to rain chances into next week for tuesday and wednesday. here's our forecast model. partly cloudy skies for tomorrow afternoon. first thing tomorrow morning. and then by sunday morning, 6:00, cloud cover out there. look what happens into the afternoon. increase the cloud cover. this particular forecast model keeps the rainfall away by sunday afternoon. keep an eye on adding the chance of a few sprinkles by sunday evening. and the rainfall rates pick up first thing monday morning. into the afternoon this pulls back on the coverage. this is the first time we're talking about this.

and winter storm watch. begins sunday even all the way through monday night. significant up there around 6 to 12 inches. more snow in the sierra as the weather pattern begins to change. temperatures for your saturday, 60s. warmest locations on track to reach the mid to upper 70s. san jose around 74. gilroy, 77. and san francisco in the mid 60s. and san francisco on sunday for game 6, mostly cloudy skies. i will have to keep an eye on a chance of a few sprinkles by the 6 or 7:00 hour. something we will be watching as we track that system. here is a look ahead. five day forecast with weekend always in view. increasing clouds on sunday. rain cloud for monday morning commute. lingering showers. we'll keep an eye on the forecast for

sunday and monday. >> exactly. all right. thank you. >> the bay area's biggest college football rivalry is from tradition this year and seeing roadblocks. the big game is usually played in november. but this year's match up is taking place tomorrow at cal. a full month early. pushed it forward because of scheduling issues. the closure of the bridge will make the commute difficult for fans. >> we heard they didn't schedule the bridge closures the right weekend. there's going to be a lot of traffic going back and forth to berkeley. >> fans say that will be worth it if they get to keep the acts. there is good news for both teams. the next two seasons, the big game will ñwñ

all right. mark is here now with a very exciting night for the giants. >> shut out and everything. not only alive but feeling it all. all of it. never again to be remembered for that huge contract. big waste of money. barry is the man who shows up double wide large. he was nothing short of sensational. and he got all he would need thanks in part to this mis-play. the only error of the game and it hits second base with a flow with two men off. cost the cardinals big with that. the bases are loaded and brandon the kid out of please anton comes through. he bunts with two outs. perfectly done down the

third baseline. zito beats it out. in comes the 4th run. looking good. and later getting the defensive help. hunter with a nice catch here. he actually caught it with his bare hand and shoved it into his glove. barry says yeah right on. not doing it with a bat but doing it with his arm there. barry zito, 7 and two thirds innings. struck out 6. and more help as well as wrap it up. second straight night he g the giants take it 5-0. they trail 3 games to 2 but coming back to san francisco. >> there's definitely playoff memories there but they were all in different uniform. so this is probably the biggest one for

me. you can't give enough. tremendous performance with really tough circumstances. all the credit in the world to what he did tonight. >> little icing on the cake for the giants. named the nag al league -- national league come back player. most of the year. kind of a no trainer for him to get this award. returns with a vengeance. he will also no doubt be named the league's mvp after the world series. laboring in obscurity behind the scenes while the giants steal the show. they are in the news for all the wrong reasons. watch this closely. lower right of your screen. so many ankle problems and he has it rolled up again just bumped into him. both went down. hobbles off the court again. how many times have you seen

that? he's day-to-day. he did not return to this game. high school game of the week turns into a route. clayton valley running it up. their home coming spoiled by one guy in particular. and nearly faked out the cameraman. quick 7-0 lead. 15 carries 221 yards. leading 28-0. knocked out at the 1. 35 nothing lead. 28 yards. clayton valley 7 and 1. they take this one going away 49-6. and that's the sporting life. 4:45 sunday late afternoon your first pitch. >> thank you. and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks.

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