good morning. lightning really lit up bay area skies, caused quite a scare for air passengers after a plane was hit by lightning. we're out at sfo this morning. we'll tell you what you need to know before you head out the the airport. >> live in oakland, a tree comes crashing down on top of a house. >> police and sheriff deputies in modesto are still looking for a man accused of shooting and killing a sheriff deputy and civilian. we just got an update from police. we veal latest -- we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up. well, good morning. welcome to a brand new day. it's friday, april 14th. >> i'm in for pam cook.

i want to check weather and traffic. we have the giants game today. we have a lot of little league games this weekend. >> what about soccer? >> and golf? let's get our priorities right. thank you. we do have the system moving through. the good news is it looks like gulf bay and san francisco and oakland. still east bay to the south bay. i drew a line on this side. you can see there's no returns at all, really. ahead of that there still is some. we have maybe an hour and a half and then we'll start to focus in on what's coming upstream. >> we just got more crashes appear on the board. we're looking at a live picture of highway 24 on the way to oakland from lafayette and the traffic is moderate. looking at the general drive, it's going to be a little slow getting getting into the

speedway. a six-car pileup northbound, 280 at 285. let's go back to the desk. overnight system brought hail and booming thunder the bay area. we captured video of lightning strikes from our studios here in oakland. the storm created quite a show over oakland. several bolts of lightning hit the tops of the cranes at the port, which is not far from where we are. it also dumped pea-sized hail. it was hailing for about three minutes and then stopped. the time is 6:02. the roads are clear after two big trees came crashing down. ktvu's tara moriarty is in the oakland hills now to tell us the problems those downed trees

caused. tara? >> well, the public works crews have been working around the clock since this storm hit last night. they spent much of the morning removing the tree that had fallen. now, this all happened last night around 11:00 when a six story high tree toppled and crashed on a house. miraculously there was no one hurt and no damage to the home. now, when the accident happened, it appeared no one was there. the tree also snagged power lines, but electricity has been restored to most folks in the neighborhood. now, just down the road off of glen court drive. there was a power outage and blocking the street. hopefully the worst of the storm aftermath is over. whenever you get heavy rains that saturate, crews say trees are bound to topple.

it was pouring earlier and rain was gushing down the streets. people with public works say it's a good idea to pick up sandbag, especially since it is supposed to rain for the next couple of days. i'm tara moriarty. well, another sewage overflow in san francisco's mission district. yesterday we showed you flooding on folsom between 16th and 17 17th streets. overwhelmed drains forced rainwater and sewage into houses as well as businesses. this is a setback for the owner of the stable cafe who was going to have to close and clean up and disinfect everything. the city worked on the system in 2009, but that did little to prevent this latest he is. >> this area is prone to flooding. it's a natural drainage basin. the water running down the hills and ends up here. now they're piling up sandbags in front of storm fronts.

for now, business owners are nervous, waiting to see if they're in for another day of cleaning up. now, we'll have continuing storm watch coverage all morning long. you can go to our live tomorrow tracker radar at ktvu.com. we're following developments in the fatal shooting of a sheriff's deputy. huge flames shot up from an apartment house near highway 99 99. ally joins us. >> well, investigators still don't know what the suspected gunman is. he was the subject of a day long stand off near chrysler and park. it happened at an apartment complex that's about a block and a half away from where we are. behind that crime seen tape and the trailer you see in the

distance. it was just before 10:00 last night when the fire broke out where the suspected gunman had been barricaded inside. the sheriff says that fire started after deputies shot incinerator items. according to modesto police who just gave us an update. the gunman did not leave the apartment. they don't know where he is. they don't know if he's alive or deceased in that apartment building. >> era still working. the fire is -- small fires are being put out. i don't want to say it is a standoff because we still don't have that person in custody. >> now, this all started around 11:00 yesterday. that's when they were serving a

eviction notice. they struck and killed one of the officers. the civilian who was killed has not been identified. however, several neighbors told them he was a locksmith that was supposed to participate in this lockout. we got an update from them. they still will not identify who the civilian is, but they say sometime between 7 and 8:00 in the morning they will have an update. >> okay. time now, 6:07. later on today, dive teams go back into the water searching for signs of missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. today the search will be at the reservoir. yesterday, the dive teams searched and went down 60 feet. a search earlier this week using sonar equipment turned up

what they called areas of concern in the reservoir. she's been missing now for about a month. >> bart is ending the year with some extra cash, and that's good news for riders. they will use a projected search. it includes service improvements, new seats and new floors. increase in ridership has allowed them to balance the budget and bring in more money. they plan on hiring 56 new employees. time now, 6:08. you know the roads are wet. we've had a lot of rain and storms and a lot of crashes. right, sal? >> we have. in the south bay we've had them. people spinning out. five or six-car crash. cupertino at the ramp to 85 north. they're in the slow lane there. we had a crash at 280 and 17. 101, spinouts, that kind of thing. there was a spin out at

woodside. drive carefully. people drive too fast for safety and that's how they get into trouble. let's move on to live pictures. stopped raining here in san francisco. that traffic looks good. no major problems as you drive into the city. also this morning, we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. that traffic is moving well. you should check with your carrier because flights at sfo may be delayed. we're going to hear from alex coming up later on. he's going to give us the rundown on that. >> steve? >> what is it going to be like at 1:35, south of market? >> i thought you were headed up. >> yes. i'm going to say that's a go. that's a wish forecast too. does that make sense, we wish it would be okay. it would be close. i think they're going to get it

in. we're on the backside of that system. north bay, things have calmed down. there's light drizzle. same for san francisco. oakland, you can see the system move through the peninsula. most of the south bay as well, that's the good news. what's upstream is the cold core low. some of the totals really impressive. oakland almost two. sfo, 1.67. union city, an inch and a third. danville, two inches of rain. san francisco, that's mike polanski. now has 2.62 for the month. that's 164% of normal for the month. we still have two and a half weeks to go. castro valley, 1.60. san jose and santa rosa picked up 2. we have one part and now the next part is moving east. thunderstorms are likely. this will be the coolest day by

far. shower, possible thunderstorms. that will help get things going as far as the severe weather. i think anywhere today it could happen with that low. 8:00 tonight. 40s on the temps. they've been doing down. that's rare to see. san francisco and livermore with the same temperature. that's the same low that has to go over us. it will have a lot of energy. rain giving away to cloudy skies. morning rain and showers. maybe a few sun breaks. upper 50s, very, very low 60s. again, we'll think positive. they will get the game in. i hope they start at 1:35. rain clouds and cool. it will not be warm. it will be warm sunday and monday. >> your time is 7:11. munni is making more cuts to save money. >> the backlash this morning from north korea's failed rocket launch.

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hazmat crews checked the air. they did not find any chemicals. >> 6:14. in syria today, thousands of protesters marriaged protesters -- marched the streets. we're hearing supports security forces did shoot some of the protesters. at least three protesters were killed. a team of united nations observers is now ready to enter syria is the council approves the mission later today. despite international condemnation, north korea launch launched a long range rocket, but it didn't go very far. it crashed into the sea. now, the reaction and the backlash against north korea this morning. >> in less than an hour, the

u.s. security council will be holding a security season on how to punish north korea on a ban of missile technology. that's what many believe it was doing when they launched this long range rocket. u.s. officials confirm it broke apart shortly after. there have been two past failed rocket launches, but this is the first time north korea publicly acknowledged the favor. could this be a crisis for that country's new leader? >> i don't think it will affect the leadership of kim jong-il. what has the world worried? what could happen next. past rocket failures were followed by underground nuclear test. it's a way to save face after such humiliation. the rogue nation faces punishment from the u.n. what

that could be coming up in the next hour. live in washington. carol han, channel 2 ktvu news. now investigating the death of two coast guard members on an island. the two were found shot to death at their work area inside the kodiak station. so far no suspects have been identified. east palo alto police are investigating a shooting. a 19-year-old was shot last night. police say someone in a dark chevy drove up to the victim and started shooting. the victim told police he ran home, realized he had been shot, and then went to the hospital. police are still searching for suspects. >> the family of a man that was killed outside his home will host a press conference. the family is expected to

announce the legal process. they say police were slow to respond to the deadly beating. well, president obama flies to latin america. this is a three-day trip. he'll stop in tampa bay florida this morning. he'll be highlighting the benefits of trade with north america. paying the city millions of dollars over the next several years. in exchange, facebook wants the city to double the maximum number of employees allowed by the city. the city council will vote on the plan on tuesday. >> time is 6:18. part of an effort to save money involves munni making passengers wait longer.

now, according to the citizen, they've stopped paying overtime to replace drivers who call in sick. instead, they will allow buses so just sit in the yard. 8 buses day don't make their regularly scheduled runs. >> it's been a busy day, right, sal? >> yes. right now, we're going to start with livermore valley and look at 580. fortunately today it's much better than it was. we had a rough start there. just a couple of incidents. looking at 880 southbound and northbound. it looks pretty good. but as you head to the south, we've had a string of crashes. the most serious one sounds like 285 in the right lane. a bunch of cars there. no major injuries but people out there in the rain trying to

get insurance information together. it doesn't sound that great. let's move along and take highway 4. it moves along well. it stopped raining here as well. the traffic volume on a friday, it always tends to be a little lighter. that's going to help us out. also this morning, 24 westbound coming up to the tunnel, that looks good. >> let's go to steve. >> even twitter is lighter on friday. >> i know. >> i've noticed that. last night, severe weather and lightning. more of that could happen today. the rain in the morning is moving out pretty fast. it's rotating out and accelerating towards the east. still, take a look at rainfall statistics here. we'll focus on san francisco. our observer past 18 hours, 1.83. april, 2.62 has fallen. that's about 18.25 for the season. a yearly average at his site is

26.23. if we make that up, i will be working overtime. that will be a huge difference between now and the end of april. we've made up a lot of ground. a miracle spring saved us. i kid you not. as you know, hardly anything fell in january, february. snow in sierra, nevada. you can see the temperatures. 40s on the temps. that's going to give us possible thunderstorm activity. it's going to take a while to get out of here. rain giving way to cloudy skies. misty rain and then the rain will pick up later this afternoon. highs today, only in the 50s. think positive if you're headed to the giants game, dress for rain. let's hope things will go the way we planned. it will not be very warm. it will be much better over the

weekend. >> all right. 6:21, new override systems are being put in to help prevent unintended acceleration. the study shows people game trapped after pressing the brake at the same time as the gaspial. the override stadium would activate if that happened. well, electronic art has been voted the worst company in america by readers of the consumerists. it came don to bank of america. in the end, the company received 64% of the vote. gamers are apparently upset about electronics arts pricing, but ea responded saying it will continue making award-winning games and services. time now, 6:22. walnut creek takes another step in cracking down on bars and

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good morning. right now we're looking at westbound 24. looks pretty good here in lafayette. looks like it's dried ochoa bit for the trip to oakland, but there are traffic trouble spots. we'll tell you where they are. two men are in a hospital after a strange accident on a san francisco freeway. look at that car. a wheel came off the car and crashed through the windshield of that honda civic. the two people inside the civic were hurt. thomas kinkade's brother is talk about his brother's downward spiral and death. he abused alcohol to -- he says thomas got better and went on a relapse and went on a drinking binge right before he died.

threats to sue the city over restrictions. they proceeded with rules to crack down on problem businesses. they include making those businesses operate on a conditional use permit. some of the owners say they're not part of the problem and they're being unfairly punished. well, comcast is apologizing after hard core pornography was shown in the middle of good morning america on a station in colorado. this a statement, comcast says the mistake was a result of human error which has been resolved and the company has taken measures to prevent this from happening in the future. the student run newspaper at berkeley is in jeopardy. there was a ballot measure asking students to pay $2 a semester to keep it alive.

that would violate the -- well, a dramatic development involving the fatale shooting of a sheriff's deputy and another man in modesto. it involves the swat teams and the search for the murder suspect. >> and an airplane leaving sfo forced to make an emergency landing after it's hit by lightning. >> and the opening bell about to ring on wall street. we veal the early stock numbers. for ñóñó

all right. the opening bell just ringing on wall street this morning. over on the right on the nasdaq you have some muscles over there. it's the heavyweight champion of the world from ukraine ringing the opening bell. this morning we're not expecting a great day this morning, even though two of

wall street's biggest banks, wells fargo, j.p. morgan chase reporting profit that beat expectations. they're still concerned about the quality of that profit. futures are slumping this morning, so we'll watch the numbers for you. >> we'll smile and say hello to you. it's friday, april 13th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong. pam cook has the morning off. time now is 6:30. lots to tell you about. we're still on storm watch for you this morning. we've had the rain, the hail, and a will -- a lot of lightning. lightning, right there, causing quite a show in the skies. you've heard the booming thunder as well. we captured this video last night. this one apparently hit some of the cranes at the port of oakland. now, that same lightning storm caused major problems where a united airlines jet left the

airport. alex savage is telling us what happened and what passengers today can expect. >> reporter: last night the lightning storm forced the plane headed to london to turn around and return to sfo. we'll show you video of that storm from last night. we saw lightning in oakland and other parts of the bay area. that was a boeing 777 that was struck by lightning just before 8:00 last night. the captain elected to return to sfo where that plane landed safely. no emergency was declared and no one was hurt. those passengers will be put on another plane today. michael o'neil from san francisco wrote, everyone is okay. back in sf, surrounded by lightning. i was told it's not uncommon for planes to get hit by lightning. they're made to withstand the

lightning strikes. the airport representative tells me there's the possibility of more delays depending on storms today. we're live at sfo, alex savage, channel 2 news. cutting power to dozens of evidence. look at this large tree around 11:00. it did take down power lines lines with it and landed on a roof of a home. no one was hurt and the home was not damaged. the same area that happened along glen court drive. pg&e had to cut power to that entire street before beginning repairs. power has been restored to most people out there. pg&e has tried to work to restore power to customers in the east bay. about 15 minutes ago. 720 customers in concord are

without power. some estimates put it into 5:00 and 7:00. they said all power will return in san francisco after power was cut to 2,000 last night. we'll continue the storm watch coverage. you can also look at our live storm watcher radar. go to ktvu,.com. >> time now is 6:33. we're following another big story this morning. dramatic overnight developments involving a sheriff's deputy and another man. huge flames were shooting into the sky from this apartment house around highway 99. the suspect was believed holed up inside that building. ktvu allie rasmus is live. what did they say, allie? >> well, the question for investigators is where is the man that was at the center of this stand up yesterday, the man accused of killing a

sheriff's deputy and civilian. investigators still don't know if he's dead or alive. this all happened at an apartment four plex. in the distance you can see the apartment building is still smoldering this morning. that's where the suspect was last seen. it's smoldering from a fire started last night. the sheriff says the fire started after sheriff's deputies shot devices into the apartment to try to flush the suspected gunman out of the building. as far as the deputies know, the gunman did not leave the apartment. they don't know where he is, if he's alive or deceased in the department. >> we don't have the suspect in custody. there's small fires being put out. our suspect is still outstanding. so i still don't want to say it's not a standoff because we do not have that person in custody. >> this all started yesterday.

that's when they were serve an eviction notice to the suspect. he shot and killed robert paris, a 16--year veteran of the force. he's survived by his parents and two children. >> deputy paris was my deputy and friend. we were para medics before we got into law enforcement together. he was doing his job. he paid the ultimate price. >> now, the gunman shot and killed a civilian that was also taking part in that eviction. several neighbors said that civilian was a locksmith. part of the eviction that started the standoff yesterday, modesto police are investigating. they said they're waiting to go inside that apartment building to see if the suspect may be inside. they're waiting for the building to stop smoldering so

it's safe for fire investigators to go in. >> 6:36. in new hampshire, a police chief is dead. four other soldiers were hurt. this happened in a little town of greenland. the suspect was held up in a house with the woman until early this morning. a police robot was sent in and found them both dead in the house about 2:00 a.m. two of the injured officers are in intensive care. the other two were treated and released. it was just a couple of days away. >> the killing of a vallejo police officer,. officer capu was shot while chasing smith after a bank was robbed. >> police in san jose facing new charges of racial profiling. officers may be forcing african-

americans, latinos, and other minorities to sit on street curbs after traffic stops. now they want you to document the race of every person told to curb sit and told the reason for the traffic stop. also wear small cameras on their uniforms to record everything that happens during those stops. >> right now, we're like, snow is falling. sierra, more than a foot of pressed snow has fallen. right now a winter storm warning is in effect. that's expected to last until 8:00 tonight. if you're headed up there, you should know that right now they're required to just past truckky. drivers will need change from chiiers to meyers. >> you're dealing with stuff out there.

how are we looking? >> we still have roadway flooding and a couple of things that are associated with the storm that just moved through. you can see the sky is much clearer than it was when steve and i began work this morning at 4:30. it was almost like it was yesterday at 4:30, raining pretty hard and driving was tough. now, like yesterday, it's dried up a bit and traffic has become much better. still a little windy on that plan, getting into san francisco. so i guess it does pay off to wait a little bit. today, traffic volume is going to be a little lighter, as it usually is on a friday. moving along to the south bay. that's where all the problems are. it's been raining there last. at 280, there's flooding and a couple of incidents at cupertino. if you drive through there, slow down. you may not be able to see the

water unless it gets lighter. 639. maybe some thundershowers, also though, as brian tweeted me, i don't know. it's going to be you have to the beat last night's lightning show. >> that's true, but with i get the cold parent low. the mother ship has -- the area is clearing. it's passed parts of the's area. we've not done yet. raines moving off to the east. so it's out of the picture and then the cold air slides in. it's an active pattern. with some sun it helps things get doing. we'll have a lot of dynamics in place for showers and possible showers. i think the valley will be

prime time and maybe even around here as well because it's that close. this is that system. after that, we're done. high pressure builds in and things will start to improve. rain giving way to showers and mostly cloudy patterns. some sun breaking through. that's going to help juice up the atmosphere. temperatures will start to rebound. let's go for it. they will make it. 1:35. if there's any rain in the area, it will be warm. sunday, monday, probably into tuesday as well. your time 6:41. more trouble involving a county supervisor. the e-mail that's raising concern about her mental stability and well-being. plus, live at the ballpark. giants getting ready to play their home opener. cross your fingers the weather will behave. >> good morning, traffic is

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last night the huge flames shot into the sky from an apartment house where the shooting suspect was believed to be holed up. now, as of this moment, it's still not clear if that suspect is still inside or if he was hurt or even killed in that fire. a health advisory is rodeo has now been lifted. it was issued overnight because of a fire at the conoco phillips oil refinery. residents living near the refinery were warned that hazardous materials may be in the air. the testing proved that was not the case. >> and more thunderstorms and hail, maybe lightning, possibly around the bay area today. we had some pretty wild winter, as you know. last night, lightning hit a jet and forced it to return to sfo. luckily, no one was hurt. it could be a wet home opener for the giants when they face the pittsburgh pirates today.

we're joined from outside of the park. one of our viewers just told me he's doing the dry weather dance today for the opener, kind of hoping it go on as scheduled. >> they're going to need a lot of prayers. out here in the ballpark, you can see they've got the orange lights strung around the palm trees here. it's a bit water logged. because of the rain, no one knows if it will start on time or if it will be delayed. we'll be sure to keep you posted. yesterday we have a chance to go inside of the ballpark. we saw some crews cleaning up, getting ready for opening day. we have the tarp ready to roll out. they probably used it because we had quite the storm last night. it will be the first of three games against the pittsburgh pirates and the giants and fans are fired up. >> what it really is is a time to take a deep breath and say

baseball is back. some feel like it's a city holiday. i think there might be a few quasi dentist appointments. >> remember, you know, it is still early in the season. we don't know if catcher buster posey will be playing today. bruce bochy said he had a case of the shingles yesterday. we'll keep you updated on that. we're going to head into the ballpark to see how things look inside. we'll have more at 7:30. i'm tara moriarty. ktvu news. well, nadia locklear is denying he sent out an e-mail. it stated she could no longer stand the harassment of an

exlover who beat her in the hotel room. it also blamed her husband for getting her hooked on drugs. she claims she's fine and a hacker sent out that e-mail. >> mayor corey booker helped rescue his neighbor from a fire. booker says he ran inside, heard screams for help coming from upstairs but couldn't find anyone. he said he thought he was going to have to jump out the window because of all the heavy smoke and flames. then he heard the woman's voice again and he was able to find her. she's recovering in the hospital and in stable condition. all right. 6:48. let's go to sal for a look at the roads this friday morning. how is the commute? >> what did you say? >> sorry. i just asked how the commute

is. >> well, if i were grading it, i would give it a c plus. >> okay. >> it's not that bad. it's not getting an f for fail. let's go out and take a look at westbound 24. westbound 24 looks good. nearby, in fact nearby here there's a report of an overturned vehicle on the pleasant hill onramp to westbound 24. so if you're driving this that area, watch forte crews to show up. they're sending medics to the scene. the commute looks okay at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is moving along well. in fact, as i watch -- steve, if you're using -- when listening to me on the air, pan the camera to the right. we decided to do that. let's take a look at northbound 280, that traffic is getting

busy year. let's go to steve. look at this. a couple of breaks here. maybe a little bit of sunshine. mostly cloudy skies. the front last night and then this morning. now we're waiting for the low. let's look at san francisco's rain totals. that's from our observer mike polanski who keeps real good information. 1.83. april, 2.62. that's 164% of normal. his site, 18.22 inches of rain. what's amazing is nearly nine inches of that rain has come down since march 1st. that's incredible. yearly average is 26 or 23. if we even get close to 23 or 24, i will be busy. we've made up a lot of ground since march 1st. the system is moving through the

san joaquin valley. union city, 1.31. the heaviest rain was from san francisco oakland, system, though, is about out of the picture. it's moving really fast, but the cool air continues to filter in and now we wait for the low. the especiallier low is right up here, right there, right there. that has to slide south and that's going to keep things extremely active here, morning rain moving out. mostly cloudy and showers and reports of hail. i think just about anything is possible today. likely more out to the valley, but you never know. last night hugged the coast. let's be optimistic here. they will start at 1:35. hopefully rain will be around the area but not over the ballpark. it looks calmer, much quiter as we go into sunday and monday. facebook is trying to address concerns about the

personal information it collects on users. the member-based social network says it will give information about data it tracks and stores. users got a copy of their photos, messages, friends list and chat conversations. the new version shows that previous user names, friends list and where computers where logged in front. the market is cooling a little. video related sales, consoles, accessories, dropped in march, compared to last year. the game mass effect 3 was the top seller. time now, 6:52. are baboons smart? what researchers say they can do that makes them more like humans. >> and what happened in last night's playoff game that has the sharks fans in a frenzy. >> good morning.

there's an overturned car. you can see it on one of our cameras on the freeway. it didn't make it onto the road. now it's an injury crash. we'll tell you more about this coming up.

well, there's a live look at the big board this morning. the dow is down 60 points. keeping investors wary.

in this morning, a labor department report that says gas prices road in march, keeping u.s. inflation mild. time now, 6:55. well, the sharks are off to a good start in the nhl playoffs. yeah, they beat the blues 3-2 last night. it was a double overtime in st. louis. as you can imagine, fans back home were excited. oh, yeah, that was the reaction at the old wagon saloon and grill in san jose's san pedro square. team niemi made the saves. now, before last night the sharks had not beaten st. louis all season. game two tomorrow night, st. louis. the sharks return to san jose

for game three monday night. baboons may be smarter than you think. a new study from france show as baboon can read. researchers sat a baboon in front of a computer and he decides whether or not letters make up an actual word in english. the baboons don't understand the meaning of words but can break them down into parts. all right. time is 6:56. we'll smart enough to go to sal. . he knows what's happening. >> it's an overturned vehicle. westbound 24. was getting on the friday at pleasant hill road. it's upside down. we spotted it before the emergency crews got there. fortunately, the injuries to the person are not life- threatening. but the car is flipped over. watch for traffic as people are driving by and looking at it. one more thing, steve's forecast now. well, the rain is moving off to the east and also to the

south, but mostly cloudy skies and we'll watch things early afternoon, low drops in. possible showers and more reports of lightning or hail possible later today. everything improves over the weekend and gets warmer sunday and monday. it's 6:57. coming up, a powerful lightning storm jolts the bay area. ice part of our storm coverage. >> plus, a huge apartment fire, how it's connected to the death of a sheriff's deputy and another man. all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪

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