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. we have just found out there's a car into the water, just south of candlestick park here, right here just before candle stock. it looks like several people have stopped to help this man whose car was in the water. it's an elderly male. the fire department is on the way and traffic has come to a stop here coming up, northbound 101 just before candlestick park. traffic is backed up to south city because of this incident. the fire department is not there, neither is chp, this is all reported. this is a serious incident. if you want to avoid the whole

thing use 280 into san francisco. a car into the water south of candlestick park. and traffic is coming to a standstill on the bay bridge freeway. , the lower deck of the bay bridge not a problem. all lanes are open. the traffic is moving well. 7:04 let's go to the desk. the search is expanding for a missing boy missing off the frigid waters from the beach. he's been missing, crews have been looking for a 14-year-old march co. terry you just got an update from rescuers who hope daylight will bring better news. >> reporter: the coast guard is

patrolling the waters from the golden gate bridge down to the area. what they were going to do at daybreak, they were going to send out a helicopter or a small boat. it's pretty foggy. i think they'll send a small boat and call off the helicopter at least for right now. enjoying me right now is kevin smith, he's with the fire department. he's going to let us know where things stand. i know you guys have a presence at the beach. >> yes, we do. we're starting our search north of ocean beach trying to see if the kid may be hopefully, may still be alive or something and may be washed up at a beach somewhere. we'll continue our search and move on down the coast and see if we can find him. >> what happened yesterday, you got this call around 4:00 in fortunate afternoon. >> that's correct. a family came to visit the beach approximately the east bay and kids were wading in the water, a 14 or 15-year-old. they got caught in a rip

current which are dangerous here. and the father went in to get him out. he got in trouble too as well. and a local surfer, and one of our firefighters was able to assist the nephew out of the water and he was able to pull the father out of the water and where our units did cpr and revived him and transported him to the hospital. >> you must be proud of the captain's son there. >> he's a real hero. but, for him he saved those people's lives. we're proud of him. >> thank you for joining us. we appreciate the update. we'll keep you posted as far as what happens with the coast guard. we'll be in contact with them to find out when they're sending out that live boat. 7:06, more details now on rip currents.

they're very prevalent along the west coast including the beaches of northern california. if fact, in fact, they can move 8 feet per second. that's faster than an olympic swimmer. it's estimated that 100 people a year are killed by rip currents. if you get caught in a rip current, lifeguards recommend you do the following: this could save your life. don't fight it. you'll get tired and more trouble. swim parallel to shore and then back to land at an angle. if you cannot escape, calmly tread water. it will fade, when it does fade, wave your arms and yell for help. do not try to rescue them but get a lifeguard or call 911. caltrans crews finished the emergency pothole repairs on the bay bridge.

the potholes where on the westbound lanes, but some of the eastbound lanes had to be closed too. that caused a giant traffic jam. my car was right in there somewhere stuck for hours trying to get on to the lower deck. three of the eastbound lanes were closed as well as two westbound lanes and it was a mess. the emergency repairs started at 7 last night, it didn't wrap up until after midnight. closures backed up from here to china, it was for miles for several hours. people are using a new tool to solve crimes. and they're reaching out to the public. they're launching this effort because this week happens to be a national crime victims rights week. we're joined live from san jose to tell us whatment da's office is doing. >> reporter: prosecutors need help solving cold cases.

they want to prevent people getting scammed. this case is the unsolved murder of 15-year-old karen, and student from palo alto high school. she was last seen at a bus stop in sunnyvale in september of 1992. her nude body was found stabbed of -- 60 times near a restaurant. this is dedicated to helping people to not get scammed. if you were overcharged on your credit card or your credit report looks inaccurate what you can do. and stores doing false advertising. they hope adding these sections to the website they'll get help and prosecutors will be get

leads in solving violent crimes. reporting live from san jose, ktvu. rat poison will be banned in california may be responsible for deaths of bobcats in the south bay. at least 12 bobcats have died after eating rodents that ate the poison and many more have been sickened. some pets may have been poisoned. it goes into effect july 1st. it will make it harder forehomeowners to get rid of rodents. people without health insurance you have less than a week to avoid a tax penalty. the state's health benefit exchange, the deadline was march 31st, but that was extended to april 15th because people complained about issues of signing up and the phones

were jammed. a new dmv office is opening up in san jose to help documented immigrants to apply for a license. 1.5 undocumented immigrants all over california are expected to apply for licenses after a passage of assembly bill 60. the dmv offices will be temporary, it will only accommodate people applying for the first time. good news for job seekers, the labor department announced for applications, applications fell by 32,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 300,000. that means fewer americans sought benefits last week at any point since the recession began at the end of 2007. taking a look at wall street, stocks we're getting up to a weak start, bed bath and beyond

plunged 6%. e-bay fell, carl icahn is backing up and that's a shake up for the company. the s&p is down 3. a chilling image published by al qaeda. you see a man sitting on a trip. a connection this has to the bay area and why it's making some travellers very nervous. we're learning more about the 16-year-old student accused in a tragic stabbing remain page in pennsylvania. the new details emerging about why he may have done it. traffic may be slow in some areas for the morning commute. as you look at the bridge cross, san mateo bridge, we'll talk about the drive times crossing into the bay. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing

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. it is 7:14, more information is coming out about the 16-year-old high schooler accused of attacking fellow students. a former classmate says the suspect alex hribal may have snapped after being bullied, he was teased relentlessly. the high school is chosed today. >> good morning, of the 20 students here injured at this high school, ten remain hospitalized and four are still in critical condition. police say they have begun the investigation into why 16- year-old alex hribal allegedly stabbed 20 fellow teens and a security officer in a crowded hallway of his school outside of pittsburgh. >> the process, complete with that, continuing the investigation, they're conducting interviews of the

victim and witnesses. >> reporter: in an interview his attorney said he was a well liked student and not a loaner. >> i don't believe that's true that he was bullied. we're going to try to figure out what happened here. obviously, there's a problem, you just don't leave and go to school and do what he did yesterday. >> reporter: nearly 2 dozen people were stabbed and slashed in yesterday's attack. the scene was described chaotic. >> the kid ran down the hall with the knife, my best friend got stabbed in the back. i held his hand and he wouldn't let go the whole way to the hospital he didn't let go. >> he was arraigned and charged as an adult. he faces four counts of attempted homicide and 21 counts of aggravated assault and a charge of having weapon school ground. >> they've searched the home of

alex hribal and his parents computer as well. they're scouring these, now, for a possible motive. back to you. >> do investigators have any ideas about a possible motive? any leads at all? >> no loads at all. every detail is important here. what they're doing, they're painstakingly going to go through the computer, cell phones and see if there is anything that indicates a potential motive. there were those rumors and that speculation that he potentially might have been bullied, but that's something that his lawyer says he was unaware of, his family was not aware of. in the coming days they'll learn more about this troubled young child, it sounded like a troubled young child and what led him to do this. >> one injured student is being hailed as a hero. nate the posted a selfie of himself and you can see him pointing to his injured arm.

one girl said he put his hand up and saved his friend from being stabbed. another one pulled the fire alarm which sent students rushing out of school. school violence like in pennsylvania leads to security changes in other schools. there was a tour of the high school complex in richmond. technology is a big part of the security plan there. there are 120 surveillance cameras. >> we'ring being proactive and smart. anything can happen on any day. we have to be vigilant. >> they've seen violence in the past. 06 students forced the old high school into lock down. administrators say practice drills are a key way to teach students and teachers what to do in an emergency. they'll close down a charter

school because of a poor academic performance. the school board voted 4-1 last night not to remove the charter of ramp academy. they'll not appeal the decision. they'll close the school at the end of the year. the academic program opened up in 2009. it serves 138 at risk student. 1719, it could turn a dreamer. they're creating uber pitch. yesterday through the uber app, a few people requested a seven minute car ride where they pitched their google business idea. they spend 300 million a year investing startups. one was to search for what social activities to do. we're following a problem.

it sounds dangerous. the bay shore freeway in san francisco. >> reporter: that's right on the san mateo border. this is a look at northbound 101 coming up to candlestick park. a vehicle went into the water. several people saw the man inside the vehicle in distress. they stopped to help out. traffic is backed up out of south san francisco and into san francisco. southbound 101 because you can get a view of the activity near the candlestick park area, it's slow. if you're trying to get to the airport don't use 101, use 280 and go around 380 onas an alternate route. 25 drive time into san francisco, it depends on which lane you're in. if you're in the carpool lane it's much less. also, in san jose, 280 is getting a work out and so is 85. we started off with trouble on northbound 101 near old

oakland, but 280 and 58 are slow going into the valley. no major crashes but slow. 7:20 let's go to steve. >> foggy for most, not nor all. there's a lot of low clouds, it's a cooler pattern, the lows are down as well. it's a couple of reports and drizzle, it's going to be on the increase just showing itself a low right there. it will continue our theme of a cooler pattern. it started yesterday in san francisco, and it will continue for much of the coast as well. 49 right now. cold, there will be others that won't break above 59 degrees. bundle up it will be cold breezy and the fall will be on the increase again. it looks like everything is setting up for a cool pattern here, upper 50s and low 60s for the next couple of days. concord is in there, a lot of 40s, santa rosa, napa airport has reduced visibility and fog. a combination of fog and low

clouds all helped along by that system right there. if it keeps going in that direction which will be over us i'll have to update that forecast. a lot more drizzle and fog will be on the increase. that low is heading south of us. we'll no more tomorrow is what we like to say. this is losing its grip. the fog is there, cool or cold by the coast, warm inland, but as we get towards friday and saturday, it will look like it will come into the 70s, a lot of it fog and local drizzle as well. a few areas in the clear. 60, 70s for most. we'll take shah out to vacaville as well. oakley one more day, livermore pleasanton, 77 in alamo and lafayette. 81 gilroy but after today everyone inland comes down into the 70s. 50s, 60s on the coast. low 70s for many.

but palo alto we'll go to 74 but maybe upper 60s on parts of the peninsula. there he is going to be drizzle and it will be nice, but kind of a cool pattern into early next week. >> thank you, it is 7:22, south african prosecutors spend another day grilling murder suspect oscar pistorius. the text messages explain why the track star killed his girlfriend. >> look what they saw at the strip mall, a crocodile wandered into a parking lot, guess what happened to him?

. 7:25 we're learning more about a dramatic rescue of 121 hikers on the hawaiian island of kuwai, they made a trail impossible. it took rescuers two days to fly the hikers to safety.

children were stranded including a 18 month old baby and a little boy who was stranded on the rocks. they're taking care of a crocodile. it was captured wandering around a strip mall in roseville. it was bizarre for shoppers to see this. this is animal control capturing -- calm down -- it was a four foot long crocodile. it got out of a container that be was sent out of a reptile business with a note. it was a nile crocodile and call rescue. >> they can be up to 20 feet all and it's against the law to own them. >> this one is a really nasty crocodile. it has a bad attitude. >> the store is safety site.

those workers were stunned to get a crocodile. fish and wildlife said it will probably end up in a zoo. it is 7:26, a high school gym is off limits in dublin, the cookies the students aid for the -- ate for the rest of the week. the connection it has, this train, the connection that's raising concerns. we're looking at problems for the morning commute including slow traffic in the east bay and some unusual problems in the peninsula we'll run those down for you when we come back. we have pretty good fog out there, in fact, local drizzle, june or july problem, it looks like temperatures will be coming down. we'll show you how much.

. it is 7:30 once again, you're looking live ocean beach where a search is under way for a 14-year-old boy, he disappeared while swimming yesterday with his family. rescuers just gave an update in the last half our on their efforts. karen moriarty will have more on where they're focusing their search. talk about weather and traffic, do you see things changing for us.

>> it seems like a cooling trend is beginning for some. a few locations have the sun but a lot have the fog. we're being helped by a low pressure system which is on its way. it's much cooler this morning. it's low 40s. fog or sun by noon. i did hold on to a couple of low 80s today. it's the last day for a while here. a higher fog bank. it's making a surge inland here. you put a westerly breeze behind that and you can get 40s in here. concord now says a little fog in the area. i know there's some towards pleasanton. there's plenty of fog to go around, not much of a breeze, we have a 46-degree temperature that will cut through you. the fog restreets to the coast and it will be -- retreats to the coast. it is close enough that it will

give us a significant trend t 60s 07s bay side and steve good morning, we're looking at at a commute that is not all that bad so far in many areas. there's one trouble spot. a car went into the water or close to it. a lot of people slowed down to take a lock. one of our cruises is stuck in the traffic jam. we're going to look at 101 getting into the city. this is a look at highway 24 westbound coming in from walnut creek to be oakland. the drive time is about 12 minutes right, now, between those two points. if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza it's 25 minutes. our time is 7:32, the department of homeland security is investigating a chilling photo showing a tram at san

francisco international airport. that photo was printed in the latest issue of the magazine called inspire. it calls on young muslim extremists, pack your tools of destruction assemble your bomb. they raised concerns about that photo during a house committee meeting on homeland security. he's disturbed by that photo. >> this is one of the largest international airports in the world, certainly, one of the largest on the west coast, and thousands of passengers a day use the tram to connect from our bart system to the airport. >> the tsa says the magazine used a stock photo they're not aware of any specific threat aimed at sfo. they're reacting to possible tram threat, the

picture is troubling and it's a reminder about a continuing threat of a terror attack. passengers are asked to be very alert and aware. >> if people come on bart and they're on that tram and it's something that i use personally seeing that photo, it's the same for every american, if they're at a big airport, the threat is still real. >> federal officials say they don't know of any specific threats aimed at sfo, the hearing was held as we approach the one year anniversary of the boston marathon bombings and the pga attack and pg and e revealed they're going to make a big announcement about that case later today pg&e will offer a reward for information in that attack. more than a dozen transformers

were damned last april after a shooter shot for 20 minutes. they called it the most significant incident of terrorism involving the power grid. this don't think it's the work of terrorists still no arrests have been made. a man was hit and killed in a crosswalk, it's reopened to traffic. it happened on heelsburg avenue near murphy avenue. it was closed in both directions while the accident scene was cleared. it opened around 10 last night. police say the driver is cooperating and there are no indications that alcohol or drugs were a factor. the accident happened just several hundred feet from the site of another crash in a crosswalk that left the 16-year- old with serious brain injuries in 2009. family members of that victim suped the city of sebastopol and caltran and that trial is

set to go next month. a tragic shooting in oakland ripped families apart. five were injured and two were killed. this happened back in 2011, a shooting at a nightclub. one of the killers will be sentenced just hours from now. >> reporter: the hearing is scheduled for 9:30 this morning. it still remains very difficult for them. after all their lives have been shattered by what happened. we spoke with one family who says they garnered strength from the trauma, what happened that they forgive and hold no anger for the men responsible. one of the men who is going to be sentenced today is lamar fox. he returns to oakland at 9:30 to face sentencing. both fox and tomkins faced

counts of murder. one was sentenced for life sentence without parole. they were targeting rival gang members and their shots missed and five victims were shot and two were killed. one of the victims killed was 26-year-old billy jenkins a young father who had big plans to take care of his girlfriend and daughter. she finished preschool and she says she misses her dad a lot. >> i did the i love you daddy, i knew if he was here, he would be front and center. >> his girlfriend says she for gives the man responsible. there is no anger. the trauma of what happened has given her strength and she's

prepared for today's sentencing. she started a foundation, in my father's hands to tell other single parents who have lost spouses to violence. . >> 7:38 we're following breaking news from south san francisco, a car has crashed into the water near candlestick part. alex savage has arrived at the scene and alex this is causing a major traffic jam. >> reporter: yeah, quite a bit respective traffic as we were driving north along 101 from the airport. it took quite a bit of time to get to the scene. let me get you to the dramatic scene. this car still in the water right there. it appears to be ash red toyota corolla sedan, you can see the person inside probably went through a pretty scary situation this morning. this was an elderly gentleman, the only person inside that car. he was driving north on 1301

just south of the candlestick exit when he lost control of that car for some reason, hit the center divide and then veered off the road. i want to bring in now, officer ramirez with the california highway patrol. why do you think this gentleman left of the roadway and win into the water. >> we got a call early 7:00 a.m. and there are reasons unknown we're investigating. we got a call that he was driving northbound and he was unable to maintain his lane and for reasons, being investigated he ended up in the water just over here. >> he's at san francisco general, how is he doing? >> we don't know that. our main mission was to get him to the hospital and now, we are to get the vehicle out of the water and get him to the hospital. >> you were to get him out of

the water? >> the fire department they were able to help us assist getting him out of the vehicle. he was the sole occupant. we're going to investigate the collision thoroughly. >> there was the possibility that there was some sort of a medical emergency that caused him to leave the road? >> it's possible that it was a medical emergency. >> the chp are still investigating and there are no lanes blocked. we should point out on northbound 101 again, this is south of the candlestick exit here. there's quite a bit of traffic out on the scene of the road. they're slowing down just a bit. an elderly gentleman, the tow truck, we were going to have to remove this car. the chp investigated the cause of the crash. live this morning, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> we'll check back with a time

now, the gem at dublin high school is closed this morning. it may be contaminated. the school closed it down earlier this week. the construction crew found signs of mold. a consultant hired by the school district made a full inspection of the locker rooms. they made an inspection in a day or two if mold is not found. there's a press conference going on involving the stabbing yesterday at a high school in pittsburgh. it looks like one of the injured students might be talking and answering questions. so, let's listen in. >> a couple of times, i don't know [indiscernible] >> we found out two days before the incident and his girlfriend beth, she goes to a different school, she still hopes he'll

be heeled up enough. he plans on dancing. >> i plan on it. >> you mentioned your daughter -- [indiscernible] >> my daughter is in the high school as well. she's a freshman. she was down the hallway -- >> you've been listening live to a little bit of a press conference right now. we understand that some of the doctors at the pittsburgh high school there are five students in critical condition. one had surgery overnight and in very critical condition, a student suffered a stab wound that missed his heart by millimeters and stabbed his liver. >> he stabbed all the victims, doesn't know the victims. he did not appreciate the gravity of the actions and his parents are horrified by the attack. two ordinary kitchen knives were used. he's being held without bail being charged as an adult.

we also understand that the school where the stabbings happened is no longer being treated as a crime scene. it will be closed though today and tomorrow and school will resume at that scene where the stabbing happened yesterday. school will be resummon monday. a teenage boy swept out to sea at the ocean beach. we are getting new information from search and rescue crews on the scene. ask. an united effort in oakland, what they're doing to fight crime and violence. >> right now, we're still looking at slow traffic into the valley on 237, you can see here. we also have a problem we just spoke about, this is destroying us on 101, we'll tell had you more straight ahead. some areas have the sun but there is much more fog today and it will continue into the weekend. we'll show you the temperatures

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we continue to follow the breaking news in san francisco or just south of it here northbound 101 a car ran into the water just south of the candlestick park exit just on the border of san francisco and san mateo county, they are trying to fish it out. northbound 101, superheavy and slow, southbound san francisco, we give you out of an alternate root route you may want to consider. 100 people are marching

through oakland for peace and safety for the children in the neighborhood. this follows three sexual assaults on children and years of violence. >> the march took over where a six-year-old girl was lured from a playground and sexually assaulted last month. they are building friendships as a way to fight crime. some say they hear gunfire in their neighborhood about twice a week and the attack on the elementary school girl was the third attack recently. >> it happened right where my kids wait for me after school. >> we decided instead of being upset we're going into our homes building big fences the way forward was to reconnect. >> police believe the same suspect is responsible for the first two attacks on the elementary school kids. one was at think college now elementary school and the other at the world academy charter

school. they're investigating whether or not that same suspect may be responsible for the third attack at pel la vista elementary school. they're trying to better connect with the community by sending the officers out at the elementary schools to meet with the principles. they're planning another gathering on easter sunday. >> thank you pam 7:4, prosecutors at the oscar pistorius spent another day grilling the track star. this is the scene hours ago. prosecutors spent hours questioning his character, accusing him of being self- centered and possessive. they also say he was selfish in his dealings with the girlfriend he's accuse of murdering. the prosecution claims a cup of text messages revealed a troubled relationship. listen carefully. >> we did a search on all of

the items, the traits i love you appeared twice [indiscernible] >> i never got the opportunity to call reba what happens >> he admits shooting and killing his girlfriend at his south african home on valentine's day, he says he mistook her for an intruder. the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 have detected a signal. the signal likely came from some man made object. they picked up signals on tuesday and last weekend. meanwhile searchers narrowed their search -- to a smaller area of the indian ocean about the size of west virginia.

the real challenge is the depth which is three miles from the surface to the ocean floor. also we understand malaysian authorities say after the plane take a sharp veer to the west it dipped to an altitude of 4,000 feet when it was going around the peninsula to possibly avoid being detected by radar. interesting things happening on our commute. >> we're talking about northbound 101, a car went into the water. this car that's into the water, you just saw alex talk to the police officer there, the chp, that person inside the car, an elderly man was taken to san francisco general, we're not sure how badly he was injured. it looks like the tow truck driver is out there figuring out how to get this exact car

back on to land here. northbound 101 is a mess. i would use 280 northbound instead. use 280 to avoid this. this will be an eyesore. people are looking at this crash. we found a stalled car or truck west 80 near ashby avenue. traffic is slowing down as you come through here and chp is on the way. drive times for you 280 to 380 only 6 minutes which is not bad. 101 to the 280 interchange is 11 minutes that's not bad. we have a lot of fog around some sun inland before we get started here. i retreated and posted it on my facebook page. i believe it's science or science news. they found preserved leaf

cutter bees estimated to be 35,000 years ago when the climate was cool, moist and almost tropical. great article. a lot of sunshine and fog for others. it's going to thicken up here. why? there's an area of low pressure coming in. it looks more ominous than it is. they're lifting the cool air off the. it happened in san francisco. today it's 49, it will be 62 in some areas. some areas will be cooler than that. if you're heading to the giants game tonight it will be chill live. bundle up. 58 and i think there will be low clouds on the go and the breeze is picking up. 40s on the temperatures, 48 half moon bay, drizzle in pacifica, very foggy, and some of the areas even inland even though you have the sun, a little on the cool side. not much after breeze, i expect

that delta breeze will crank up, it looks good. it will continue a theme of cooler pattern and more fog, a few 80s inland. a lot of 60s and 70s in between, i think after today, the 80s kind of disappear for five or six days, gilroy 80 degrees, 59 pacifica a,. a cool northwest breeze on sunday and monday. it is 7:53. we're following one of the developments in the stabbing in pennsylvania. police arrest a woman in sfo accusing her trying to sneak on the plane for the

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. welcome back, the members are back home this morning after saving is a sick baby and her family who were stranded in the ocean off of the coast of mexico. the family were dropped off in san diego. everyone including the baby are doing okay. the team started a mission a week ago to save the sick one- year-old baby on a 36 yearly sailboat. they made a distress call after the boat lost its steering and took on water. they blogged about the adventure but now that they're home they're not saying anything except for a tweet thanking their rescuers. they are saying words cannot express their appreciation.

the coast guard is not saying how much that rescue mission cost. as a matter of policy they don't seek reimbursement from mariners in distress. it reports millions of dollars every year. they are hoping to get help from a 62-year-old woman who keeps trying to unlawful board planes at san francisco airport. they arrested heart man on -- heartman again on wednesday. this was her fifth attempt and third, arrest after being spotted at the airport. the da says jail is not the appropriate place for her, but her goal is to get her connected with social services to get help. she claims she has cancer and wants to go some place warm. a couple of grass roots efforts are raising money to accepted her to hawaii legally. the money it raises will go

towards her travel expenses any amount above that will pay for her medical expenses upon proof she has cancer and if not they'll donate the funds to the uff oncology department. they've raised $845. new tools for fighting crime in one bay area county. this could help cracks of cold cases in the south bay. . an unusual site here along 101 south of candlestick this morning. we'll tell you why the elderly driver was behind the wheel left the roadway. >> good morning traffic is going to be slow in some areas. as a matter of fact, we're looking at a truck that was pushed off the freeway 80 westbound. backup is big coming in in

vallejo, we'll tell you nor. >> some areas have sun, the fog bank is getting bigger and stronger. we'll tell explain why and we'll tell you about the temperatures coming up in the next few days. [dad] [laughs]

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2, your eyes are not deceiving you. that is a car near the bay near candlestick park and there's a worker trying to hold on to that door. alex savage is out there as well. he's going to tell us more about the driver's condition. stay tuned, they're towing it out right, now, in front of us. >> wow, he's waving. >> good morning, a quick look at weather and traffic. we have fog this morning. >> it's on the increase. the last few frames you can see it better here. some areas have the sun, it's a sign of things to come. there's a low pressure system coming in and it will be here friday night and saturday. it will pick it up in intensity here and turn on that sea breeze stronger. a cooler forecast and it's cooler this morning, no doubt about it. a good five to seven degrees, a lot more 40s, had including 49 in san francisco. i think on monday it was 59,

here we are a couple of days later, it's 10 degrees cooler on the low. it's not heading our direction yet. it's heading towards central and southern california. it will weaken as it does, it's going to give us a pretty pronounced cooling trend going the next few days here. a lot of 70s are, 50s and 60s closer to the water. all right. steve, we're looking at slow traffic in many parts of the bay. this is a look at 08 the. we have a stalled truck by ashby avenue. the traffic has been on the slow side down from richmond. the traffic has been slow approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. we're backed up for a 20-minute delay. there was an accident on the bridge and there was a vehicle stuck and it has been removed. 101 is the busiest freeway.

85 is not all that bad, but it's not great either. in the saratoga, we have a crash on northbound 101 on the peninsula near brisby, let's go back to the desk. >> south, we're following breaking news. a char has crashed into the water near candlestick park. alex savage is at the scene near northbound 101. this is causing a major traffic jam for drivers into the city. >> reporter: yes a significant backup on northbound 101 south of the candlestick park exit and this is the reason why behind us here. this is the red toyota camry. it was just pulled from the waters of the bay by a tow truck crew. they just managed to pull this car out of the water where it had been for the last hour or so. the elderly driver had a medical emergency this morning.

driving north on the freeway, he veered right into the bay. this crash was at 6:45, the driver lost control hit a pole on the side of the freeway and went into the water. the good news in all of this, that water is at san francisco general hospital right now, he has only minor injuries after this dramatic crash. a short time ago a chp officer talked about the rescue effort. >> essentially, the fire department, they were able to help us assist getting him out of the vehicle. for now, we're going to invest the collision thoroughly. >> reporter: and we bring you back here to a live picture. this is the toyota camry that was just pulled from the waters of the bay after a spectacular crash here along northbound 101. they had to get a little wet this morning, this tow truck crew. they had to hookup the car and pull it from the bay. it was an unusual tow job this

morning after this crash. the driver he's okay. he was checked out or is being checked out at san francisco general hospital with minor injuries. he's an elderly gentleman from mountain view. they're doing a full investigation. they believe that this driver had a medical emergency possibly went into a diabetic shock and that's what caused him to lose control this morning and drive right into the waters of the bay. live this morning in san francisco alex savage ktvu, channel 2 news. time is 8:05, a desperate coast guard search going on to try to find a missing 14-year- old boy who was carried away about i rip currents at ocean beach in san francisco. they're looking for 14-year-old march cosince about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. he was out there playing in the water when a rip current pulled him out to sea. the coast guard is still patrolling the waters from this

area to the golden gate bridge. if it's not too foggy they'll send a helicopter out to cover a wider area. >> i'm covering search and rescue at this time. the kid could be stranded on the beach somewhere or landed on a rock. until we can confirm this is not the case it's a search and rescue. >> that rip current pulled in his cousin and his father. they jumped into the water trying to save him, but the 17- year-old surfer saw all the trouble and pulled the cousin and the father to safety. while the cousin should be okay. the father we're told is in critical condition. coming up in our next half-hour we'll bring you a live report from out there at ocean beach while that search continues this morning. caltran's crews finished pothole repairs on the bay bridge. that caused one of are the

recent late night traffic jams in recent history. this it was the scene as drivers in san francisco tried to get on the lower deck. some people say it took two hours on to the bridge. they shut down three eastbound lanes and two westbound lanes. traffic in both directions just stopped because of concerns of debris from the upper deck was falling on to the lower deck. the traffic was backed up for miles during the entire emergency repair project. the work began at 7:00 and it went on well past midnight. it is national crime victim's week and authorities in the south bay are using a new time to help solve crimes, we have information live to reach out to the public. >> reporter: good morning we're in downtown san jose, we're set up in a laptop and we're showing what the district attorney's website is showing. they want to prevent people

from getting scammed and to help solve cold cases. one part of the website focuses on cold cases. this focuses on a student who was last scene at the bus stop in sunnyvale in september of 1992h her nude body was found stabbed 60 times near a restaurant. the other section is a consumer corner, it's dedicated to help people and prevent people from getting scammed. people can see complaints about businesses. >> i don't think i would go searching for that. it's not something convenient for me. >> i wouldn't necessarily know where to about. i guess the website would go, it gives people a way to figure out what to do if they were ever in such a situation, i guess. >> reporter: it answers

questions if you think you're overcharged on your credit card or how to handle scams through the mail or stores stores doing false advertising. people can get help and their prosecutors will get leads in solving violent crimes. reporting live from san jose, ktvu, channel 2 news. rat poison will be banned in california may be responsible for the death of bobcats in the south bay. the examiner reports at least 12 bobcats have died after eating rodents that ate the poise and many more have been sickened. the ban on rat poison goes into effect july 1st. they manufactured a lawsuit to stop the ban because it will make it harder for homeowners to get rid of rodents. you'll have less than a week to sign up in california

and avoid a tax penalty. the deadline was march 31st, but that was extended to april 15th after people complained they had problems signing up because of website problems and jammed up phones. a silicon valley giant will pay more than a $100 million fine, hewlett packard was accused of bribing officials using offshore bank accounts and companies to obtain lucrative contracts overseas. it agreed to pay a $108 million fine. they i were -- they were accused of creating a slush fund for people who no longer work for the company. good news for job sneakers. applications for unemployment benefits have fallen to their

lowest level for seven years. applications fell to a seasonally adjusted 300,000. fewer americans sought benefits last week than at any point since the recession began way back at the end of 2007 and the decrease suggest that employers expect stronger economic growth in the coming months so they're holding on to their workers. all right if you have a brother or sister you may want to give them a call today. that's because today is national sibling day and if you have a picture, this is me and my big sister taken five or ten years. i love this conversation, it's typical of me chatting away and my sister looking at me what the heck are you talking about, again. it's recognized in the u.s. in 2008 due to the efforts of the siblings day foundation. >> i can't to that. i want to show you a look at me

with my brothers and sisters. i'm that goofy kid on the right and my two brothers and my sister there, my baby sister wasn't born at the time. we had a gad time. we had a little bow tie and jacket. >> very handsome. >> we want to see your family photos, they may be shown here on tv, you can post them on the ktvu facebook page. i want to see them. >> lots of fun pictures for everybody. >> it is 8:12, concern over a photo published in an al qaeda magazine, now, it's linked to an airport, what a bay area airport did. >> they want to what led a student to go on a rampage at a pittsburgh high school. coming up with a live report from pennsylvania. good morning we're looking at traffic in san francisco,

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. 8:15, a 16-year-old accused of stabbing more than 20 people at his high school in pittsburgh pens will be charged as an adult. pennsylvania will be charged as

an adult. >> reporter: goring, the f.b.i. has searched the home of the suspect, they've taken his computer, his cellphone and his parents computer. they're scouring those for details of a possible motive they've begun the investigation as to see why alex hribal has allegedly stabbed 20 students. >> the crime has been processed and complete with that, we're continuing the investigation, conducting interviews of the victim and witnesses. >> reporter: the suspect was a well liked student and not a longer. >> i heard rumors of his being bullied i don't believe that's true. we're going to try to figure out what happened here. obviously, there's a problem, you don't leave and go to school and do what he did yesterday. >> reporter: nearly two dozen

people were slashed and stabbed in the attack. >> the kid ran down the hall with the knives and my best friend stepped in front of me and he got stabbed in the back. i held his hand and he wouldn't let go the whole way to the hospital he didn't let go. >> on wednesday, he was arraigned and charged as adult. he faces four counts of attempted homicide and aggravated assault and charged for having weapons on school grounds. >> he said at the time he was stabbed he didn't know if he would live or die. he said of the suspect, maybe if he had more friends, maybe if he had more support, maybe this could have been prevented. >> one injured student is being called a hero. nate posted this selfie of himself in the hospital pointing to his injured arm.

he put up his hand and prevented her friend from being stabbed. another teen was pulling the fire alarm which sent students rushing out of school. they checked, and the social media account he has 12,000 followers. he gained 1,000 in the last 90 minutes. >> time is now 9:18. they marched last night for peace following three sexual assaults on children. >> this is what we do, our community. last night's march took place at this elementary school. this is where a six-year-old girl was lured away from a playground and sexually assaulted last month. they're calling for an end to gun violence. >> instead of being upset and building big fences and disconnecting the way forward was to reconnect. >> police believe the same suspect is responsible for two

other attacks at the think college elementary school and the world charter school. they think the same suspect may be responsible for the third attack and bella vista elementary school. they're looking to make same sex marriage legal in 50 states. it's taking place, a conference in one of the most conservative parts of the country. the u.s. supreme court will make the final ruling in the battle in those states. it's likely to affect other parts of the country. let's bring sal back, what's the latest on that car that ran into the bay this morning. >> we're looking at this. northbound 1301 near candlestick park, it ran into the water. we have a live picture. this is a live picture of the car that was in the water south

of the candlestick exit. you can see it got out of the water. it was right there in the water, there's the video of it, northbound 101 just before candlestick, an elderly man drove into the water by didn't. it was slow, and northbound 101 backed up north of south city. this was quite a scene as people from both sides were looking at this crash and you can see they were towing it out and water in the car. this is not good for the car and also not good for the driver who is at san francisco general hospital with moderate to minor injuries. this is 8806 northbound at high street, this is a stalled truck. use 580 as an alternate route. if you're looking at 238 down to freemont it's slow. it's 8:20 let's go to steve. thank you very much.

some of the fog is already burning off. a little breeze at this time, rustling in the wind, the leaves are a little bit. it's warm inland. probably not as warm as the last couple of days. the coastal bay is dealing with fog and it's on the increase in the next couple of days as the low heads to the central and southern coast. we'll start chilly at 49. there he is a lot of 40s today. if you're going to the game tonight, i would bundle up. it looks chilly to me. i think the fog will be on the increase as that low gets closer, it will pick up the northwest breeze as well. 50s for some, a lot of 40s today. areas of fog, santa rosa, napa, reduced visibility, it will lift over the next couple of days. it looks ominous right now. it is expected to weaken and hit south of us. i'm expecting it to watch it.

it's 50, and 5 it -- 52 in sacramento. it will bump the high out of here. mild, but the high moves out and the low moves in. that allows cooler weather. i'm not showing any rain, but there will be a little drizzle. there will be more in the couple of days. there could be some drizzle in san raphael and a little drizzle around. 50s, to 7s 0 around the bay, upper 70s and 80s inland. 78 in concord, 64 alamada, and 08 in gilroy, san jose, a couple of days ago 87, 50s 60s on the coast. low 70s to mid-70s on the peninsula. the theme in the next couple of days the fog back is rolling

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particular turbo charged engine and they're concerned about oil leaks triggering fires in the engine. these cars were made after february 1st. no fires or accidents have been reported so far. a new development in a domestic terrorism case in the area. the new tactic pg&e announced yesterday, they hope they can capture the person who fired shots at a power station. we'll tell you what firefighters are now saying about the teenager who got swept away at ocean beach, and the rescue attempts. traffic is moving slowly on many areas as we look at 24. we'll take a look at the bay bridge and other commutes. >> a bigger fog bank this morning. it is showing signs of retreating but setting the stage for arrest cooler pattern

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. good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2. these are live pictures. we're back at ocean beach for a search where a missing 14-year- old boy is entering his 16th hour. he was at the beach when something went wrong. coming up in two minutes from now, we'll have information on what the authorities are calling this mission whether it's a recovery or a rescue. stay tuned for the details it. i'm dave clark, let's talk about weather and how things are changing. thanks, dave.

we have fog, it's thicker than an hour ago. it's showing signs of burning off. it's giving us a cooler pattern. the fog banks will get bigger and stronger here. it's lifting, they did not get the fog today. area of low pressure systems, cooler lows, 40s 50s, and we'll turn and bounce off some of those lows. half moon bay reports coming in. i expect it's a pick up into saturday. it's heading south of us. there's a lot of cloud cover, keep an eye on that. we'll get that farther north there. a few 80s inland. temperatures will be in the 60s, 70s and a few 80s. >> steve we are looking at traffic and they'll be busy if we're driving around the bay area. 880 near high street, there's a stalled truck there almost hayward but not quite, it's

slowed way down as you drive down to downtown oakland. bay bridge still slow, at the toll -- toll plaza. we have the candlestick park air, they're towing that car out of the water and that traffic should ease. the search is intensifying, now, for a boy who got caught in a rip current on the beach. in the water and in the air they've been looking for march co. you're back at ocean beach with a new effort tara that just launched in 90 minutes. >> reporter: the fire department is doing beach controls from baker beach down to ocean beach. it's too foggy for the coast guard to fly the helicopter.

they have a rescue boat in addition to the cutter search. both of those boats are actually doing patrols from the golden gate bridge down to the lake marcette area. 14-year-old march cowent missing around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. he as his cousins were playing knee-deep had they were swept out to sea by a rip current. his father went out to help and he got caught in the current. and a surfer paddled over and pulled the father and his cousin to show. >> we are hoping he washed up to shore and he might be injured on the beach or something, we can pick him up alive. we want to find him and bring him back to his family. >> the surfer is tony, and his father is a san francisco fire captain. he's being hailed as a hero. as for the two people that were

rescued. the cousin is fine, but the father is in critical condition. that was as of last night. we asked the fire department if this is considered a rescue mission or if it's a recovery effort. if it is still a search and rescue they're going to be out here until they found march co. i'm tear a moreiatory. >> more, now, about rip currents, they happen around the west coast, the waves can move up to 8 feet a second. that's faster than an olympic swimmer. they rescue thousands of people from rip currents, but about 100 people a year die in the rip currents. they can be hard to spot but here are things lifeguards say you should watch out for. a channel of churning choppy water. an area of noticeably different colored water. a line of foam or debris moving out to sea, and also a break income the incoming wave pattern. if you see any of these things,

be real careful going into water or fiend some place else to swim. >> 8:35, the they are investigating a photo in the al qaeda magazine. it shows a tram at the san francisco international airport. it was printed in a magazine called inspire. the caption calls on young muslim extremists to carry out terror attacks. it reads pack your tools of destruction, assemble your bomb. eric raised concerns about the photo yesterday during a house committee meeting on homeland security and said he's disturbed by the picture. >> this is one of the largest international airports in the world certainly one of the largest on the west coast, and thousands of passengers a day use the tram to connect from

our bart system to the airport. >> the tsa says it believes the magazine used a stock photo and is not aware of any specific threat to sfo, this morning passengers are reacting to news of the possible tram threat, they say the picture is troubling and the reminder of a threat of an attack. passengers are being asked to be alert and aware. >> most of the people, if they're on there, they're on that tram and it's something i use personally in that photo, but it's the same for every american, no matter if that came out of another big airport, it's the same, the threat is still real. >> again, federal officials are not aware of any specific threats at sfo. it's 8:36, in the last 60 minutes we've learned that pg&e announced information on a snipe attack on a pg&e station

last april. more than a dozen transformers were damaged after a shooter fired at a structure for 20 minutes. the head of the regulatory commission called it the most significant incident of domestic terrorism, but does not believe it was a terrorist attack. blahs we'll have more on this at noon and 5:00. >> part of highway 116 in sebastopol is open again after a man was hit and killed in the crosswalk. it happened on heelsburg avenue near murphy avenue. it was closed in both directions while the accident scene was cleared. it did reopen about 10:00 last night. the driver involved is cooperating and there are no indications that alcohol or drugs were involved. the press reports that the accident happened just several hundred feet from a 2009 crash

of a crosswalk that left a 16- year-old with serious brain injuries. the family of that victim sued the city and the driver and caltrans. prosecutors have chosed jose martinez with nine contract killings in central california. but, martinez claims he killed more than 40 people since 1980 working as an enforcer for a mexican drug cartel. investigators say they have evidence indicating he's telling the truth. it's 8:38. hillary clinton is speaking at san jose state university tonight. the former first lady and secretary of state is on a speaking tour on the west coast. she appeared on tuesday and then in mortgage land when she

was asked about running in 2016, she said she is thinking about it. so, she's probably not going to say any official announcement until the election in november. a wild chase leaves vallejo police to open fire on a suspect, what almost happened to innocent bystanders, they forced them to take deadly action. we're live in oakland where a man accused of killing two people and injuring five others will be sentenced today, coming up how the families plan on getting closer. they'll run down the traffic for the peninsula and the south bay. we have lots of sunshine, well there's some, some areas are dealing with fog but if you like cooler weather, and you bow to the west wind, you'll have the forecast.

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. welcome back time is now 8:42, let's spring up up-to- date on some of the top stories right there. that car went out of control this morning, they've recovered it, it crashed into the bay of candlestick park a while ago. we brought it to you live as breaking news.

this happened two hours ago and we were all over. the chp thinks the driver had some sort of medical emergency. we're able to tell you he was not seriously hurt. caltran crews finished the pothole repairs on the bay bridge. those row pairs caused one of the worst late night traffic jams on the bridge in recent memory. traffic backed up for miles for more than five hours. the san francisco fire department are patrolling the waters. they're searching for a teenage boy who was swept out to sea yesterday. we learned that 14-year-old march cocomes from the east bay. he was on a family day trip to the beach when a rip current pulled him to sea. a man convicted of a deadly shooting will be sentenced. the girlfriend of the victim

will be in the courtroom this morning. ktvu is live where sentencing will occur less than a hour from now. >> reporter: good morning, it's scheduled to begin around 9:30 this morning. we spoke with parks who is the girlfriend who was at a nightclub and she says her life has been shattered by what happens. she holds no anger to the men responsible. we'll show one of the pictures of the man responsible. he could face life in prison when he returns to face a judge this morning. prosecutors say both fox and tompkins fired guns near the nightclub and that nightclub has since closed. those are convicted on five counts of first-degree murder and attempted murder. on easter weekend fox and

tomkins were targeting local gang members and their shots missed. two members were killed, none of them were any gang. the young father had big plans to take care of his girlfriend and the daughter they had together. billy just finished preschool and she tells us she misses her dad quite a bit. >> it makes it hard because i think of daddy. >> i did the i love you daddy on her cap because he if he was here, would he be front and center. >> she for gives the men responsible and there's no angry. she started a foundation in my father's hands. she said the trauma of what happened has given her

strength. it will be given today during a sentencing hearing and given to her at 9:30 this morning. >> all right. brian, 8:45, a video involving a giants fan and san francisco police, it's gone viral. this is raising conference about how police officers handle crowds. >> the video shows a police officer handling a situation at the giants home opener on tuesday. the cellphone video was taken by a man who was walking through the concessionaire i can't and saw the confrontation of a police officer and a giants fan and it's gone viral on social media. >> it's not documented on video, cops have their ways dealing with things. it seems excessive. >> it's just al small segment of time, window didn't see what happened before or after. i'm sure that they're going to

look into it. >> the san francisco police department called the actions of the officer appropriate. the giants fan was able to get up and walk out on his own. he was not arrested, but he and his friends, we understand were kicked out of the ballpark accused of shouting profanities in the crowd and being unruly. and they say we need to conduct ourselves because we are on camera because most likely we are. . >> that's very true. even for us on tv, when we're away from work we might still be on camera. >> always. it's been a busy morning on the roads. >> it really has. it hasn't been a great thursday i would say. let's go with interstate 880. i almost said the 880. it would lead to unfortunate e- mails and tweets. getting up to high street they're clearing a stalled truck. that's why it's backed up out

of san leandro. this is slow get nothing oakland. there's no real way around the slow traffic unless you want to wait. the toll toll this is a -- toll plaza, the drive time on the peninsula has been elevated on northbound 101 and that's because of an earlier incident of a car into the water, i would suggest 280 northbound, it will be slow in san francisco but it might be better at this point than 1301. let's go to steve. all right. already fog around. it's a sign of things to come, it will be a cooler pattern coming into the weekend. the fog is getting along with this system. our forecast models say, fog and cool this morning. the fog or some fog heading back to the coast. mostly sunny this afternoon. 50s to low 80s, a lot of 40s this morning. temperatures beginning to warm up. a little cool on some of here,

we're 75 degrees this morning. we had a lot of mid to upper 50s for some. a lot of tropical clouds, everything is heading towards central to southern california. it will continue to pick up that fog bank. don't expect it to move over us, high pressure system is losing its grip, it will hold on for one more day for warm temperatures. it's coming down a little bit. more low clouds, cooler inland, there could be high clouds, there will be drizzle on the coast, sfo, san francisco and up to the north bay. it will ramp up that fog bank and it extended inland. morning fog sunny here, cool by the coast but not bad for others. 50s, 60s, vacaville, livermore pleasanton, concrete long mark, 60s for much of berkeley, 80

gilroy, 70 santa cruz, we'll be confined and 50s to the coast. 60s san francisco, and low 70s, mainly to mid-70s on the peninsula, it will continue to cool us down away from the coast. you can't get cooler, nice, but breezy out of the northwest pattern on sunday and monday. caught for a fifth time, a woman who keeps trying to sneak on a plane at sfo back in trouble again. this time how the community is coming to her aid. ♪ you have three questions. coffee or espresso? oh, coffee please. ♪ is this coffee? it's nespresso vertuoline. how do they make this froth?

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. crews are searching for that missing malaysia airlines flight 370. they've detected a new under water signal. the signal came from some man made object. they picked up signals tuesday and last weekend. the black box, if it is the black box, may be running out of batteries very soon. malaysian authorities say when the plane first veered off course it dipped down to 4,000 feet possibly to avoid being detected by radar. they're confirming it came from the head pilot, the last

communication. there was a chase and they rammed a police cruiser and threatened a family. when they tried to make a traffic stop on highway 37, the driver took off going more than 09 miles per hour on several free ways before the chase ended in the shopping center. police say they were forced to shoot when the suspect rammed a police cruiser then floored the suv in the direction of a family waiting at a drive through window. >> it would have come straight for him and who knows what could have happened if the officers -- not take immediate action. police are still trying to identify the suspect who did not have any id on him. we contacted the city fire department. the two firefighters hurt yesterday morning when two fire trucks crashed into each other as they rushed to a house fire, they're in good shape this morning. this happened near crocker

avenue. the firefighters suffered bumps and bruises. those two firefighters are popular members of their community. >> my heart is broken because they're my friends. >> my heart goes out to their friends and family. hopefully they'll recover soon. >> one firefighter was released from the hospital and the other is being held for observation. they're investigating the cause of that crash. >> a new dmv office is opening in san jose. it will help undocumented immigrants apply for driver's licenses. it's one of four being open statewide. documented immigrants around california are being offered for the passage of the bill. the new offices will be temporary, they'll accommodate people applying for the first time. >> top sailors are beginning to arrive in the bay area for an international competition. the first boats came in last

night as part of the clipper round the world yacht race. this competition began in september in london, the 12 participating votes just sailed across the pacific ocean from china. they'll be docked for several days before heading to panama. the race finished back in london. >> the san mateo district attorney are hoping to get help from a 62-year-old woman who keeps trying to unlawful board flights at the sfo. she's been warned to stay away from the airport unless she has a legitimate plane ticket. this is her fifth attempt and third, arrest. he does not believe jail is the appropriate place for her. they hope to get her in touch with social services. she claims she has cancer and

wants to go some place warm. they want to send her to hawaii legally. any amount above that will pay for her medical expenses upon proof that she actually has cancer. if she does not, it promises to donate the funds to the ucsf oncology department. they've raised $845. let's see what's happening at the toll plaza. >> it's slow, we've had some improvement getting into san francisco. it's better than other days. i think a lot of people are stuck on the freeway 880, it's slow because of earlier problems. 101 slow as you drive to the 880 interchange and we have slow traffic from san bruno to south city. fog still around, but heading back to the coast. cooler, but upper 70s and low

inland. the cooling trend will take us into saturday and a normal pattern early next week. >> seasonal. >> seasonal. >> that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> watch ktvu news at noon for more developments on the sniper attack one year ago. we're on the internet and twitter, thanks for joining us. [♪]

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