a school kicks off for many students in the tampa area and a pinellas county teacher is fighting to live after police say a drunk driver crashes into her car. >> why farmers e beer to save their business from a disease that is killing off their orange trees. good morning to everyone. i'm sarina fazan, deiah riley has the morning off. >> i'm dan shaffer. back to school for several counties. >> and infusing technology into the classroom. >> a pasco county middle school is rolling that out today. james tully live, teachers

cell phones and tablets with them on this first day. >> reporter: they are. they want to try and work that in with the learning process. it's the whole idea. do you ever wonder why your kids, maybe you, getting hooked on mobile games? remember candy crash? pokemon go? if the reason is because they are trying to get to the next level teachers at bayonet middle school, they think they can bring it into the classroom. so it opened today after being closed last year for remodeling. they are also remodeling curriculum. teachers want the classroom to feel the same way, they won't necessarily play video games in math class but they will be using a level up learning system. keeping students engaged and challenged, an area of study they like at a pace that works for them. one parent we spoke with is ecstatic about this for her daughter. >> they are going to learn how to use the device for what it was really intended for. so yes, she is here with her

projects as well as i will be keeping in touch with her which i think is wonderful especially on her first day. >> reporter: speaking administrators, they are stressing the technology will be used to assist with developing skills used today. they are not throwing away the textbooks, they are just giving them an update. live from pasco county, james tully, abc action news. no weathand polk. umbrellas needed as showers and thunderstorms begin to get going here. plenty of sunshine for everyone and rain chances will continue 40% to 50%. not unusual for this time of year. the heat isn't either. temperatures already in the 80s. factoring in the humidity, look at this, 96% in tampa. it's hot stuff. with 94 sarasota and a lot of 90s here. brooksville sitting too at 86. widening out on titan doppler

gulf. and in across the bahamas. you see that flow from east-to- west. that will be with us today and that will set the stage for the showers and storms developing east of us and then pushing towards the coast. so we'll watch that. some of the thunderstorms could get on the heftier side. pretty quiet in the gulf. western caribbean nothing doing, but see here? this feature here well off of our area, just coming off the coast of africa. we'll talk about that, it has the potential to develop over the next few days but pretty quiet. i think the evening commute is on the wetter side. a problem through palmetto. but first the bridges. a little more crowded than it was over the summer on the howard frankland but still not too bad. this is what it looks like when you come across into tampa. we're still taking about 12 minutes to get from pit -- pinellas to hillsborough. i-4 starting to get back to

line road to downtown. still have the problem through manatee county, a crash southbound i-75 just past the southern apex still causing there is. just now starting to see some improvement but look at that, still down to 12 miles an hour in some spots southbound on 75. this morning a man accused of driving drunk and crashing into a car driven by a pinellas county school teacher heads to court. that teacher, caroline sine and her passenger sean hankins ar bayfront hospital. police arrested brice macleod, they say that he ran a red light at park boulevard around 1:00 yesterday morning and now faces two dui charges causing serious injuries. he makes his first appearance today. brice macleod is no stranger to local law enforcement though. he has two prior dui convictions in manatee county among other charges. at 9:30 -- a live report from

milwaukee, wisconsin. the city erupted with violent riots over the weekend after police shot and killed a black man they say was armed. as eva pilgrim shows us businesses and police cars were set on fire and the national guard called in to restore order. >> reporter: chaos in milwaukee with at least two officers injured and one person shot. angry crowds protesting the deadly police shooting of an allegedly armed black man killed after a traffic stop. the national guard on standby but not called >> this is the police. leave the area! >> reporter: this after a weekend of unrest. people running for cover through smoke-filled mayhem. sounds of gunfire, the crowd targeting police. >> gunfire, shots fired. injured officers here. >> reporter: this police car destroyed. [screaming] >> reporter: other vehicles up in flames. six businesses in all torched. it all started saturday afternoon during a traffic stop

suspect now being identified as sylville smith. according to authorities he was armed and took off on foot. the officer who was also black ordering him to drop his weapon. when smith didn't comply firing several rounds killing smith. police say the officer was wearing a body camera. authorities have not released that body cam video, no word on when they will do that. abc news, milwaukee, wisconsin. the family of a pinellas county fef to save lives. pete huffman served 35 years in the fire service. most recently with the gulfport fire department and as an instructor at st. pete college. he died thursday after battling cancer. his doctors believe the illness was linked to decades of exposure to toxic chemicals in the line of duty. huffman's family learned the financial hardships of his diagnosis especially since florida is one of just a few states without a firefighter

help cover his treatments. preassumption. >> my brother was a hero. the firefighters are heroes everyday. they lay their lives on the line to protect life and property and they serve the community in a way that is unparalleled. and it is shameful that we don't have this protection in place for them. >> his family is now committed to doing whatever they can in hopes of getting better laws in place for current and future first responders. including pete's son who is a tomorrow at calvary catholic cemetery in clearwater. people are calling a hillsborough county detention deputy a hero for what he did off the clock. deputy habib hanze was at splash harbor water park in indian rocks beach with his wife and children. that's when he heard a woman screaming for help. saw someone trying to pull a child from under the water. he handed his son over to a

the 3-year-old, michael andrews wasn't breathing and habib hanze started cpr right away. he was revived and paramedics took him to the hospital. >> i'm still in shock. i'm a father so, sleepless nights just thinking about it. i'm just glad he's safe. he's alive. if it happens again i'll do it for anyone's child. the same way. >> the hospital says that little boy is doing fine. the family of that 3-year-old say they are grateful for everyt looking into growing hops for beer. they are concerned over an incurable bacterial disease killing orange crops. florida traditionally has been considered too hot and humid to grow hops. brian pearson is a horticulturist at the university of florida. he started growing hops three years ago and says they are now good quality after he introduced the plants to the new environment. he published a paper to announce his findings, since

we have -- >> oh, no! >> just one of the thousands rescued after flooding rains hit louisiana. what the weather forecasts are calling for today in areas hoping to dry out soon. >> consumer alert. automated parking machines are supposed to be more convenient. instead of fumbling around with al can still be hit with a ticket

we have an update on the scary situation for jfk travelers in new york. someone reported gunshots there last night but we're learning the reports were unfounded. we first brought you this as breaking news last night at 11:00. police evacuated two terminals after multiple people said they heard shots fired near the

guns drawn, they say the evacuations were a precaution. this morning we have dramatic video showing the u.s. coast guard using a basket to save someone from a rooftop in louisiana. the governor says this was just one of more than 20,000 rescues res across louisiana after major flooding across the state. the governor declaring a state of emergency yesterday. for at least four communities. many left figuring out what is here? >> start all over again just like katrina. >> the baton rouge river center is now transformed into a shelter for those evacuees. today forecasters are expecting more flooding rain across the southern part of the state. in another coast guard video this time the crew hailed heroes after rescuing four capsized boaters including a young boy about 24 miles into the gulf off fort myers beach. take a look at this touching

pulled from the water. a good samaritan first heard a faint distress call and reported it to authorities. shortly after a boat crew found all power people clinging to that capsized boat and pull them from the water. thankfully all four seemed to be doing ok and you can see they were wearing their life vests. in alabama authorities say six people died when their small plane crashed near tuscaloosa. the plane took off from kissimmee and developed engine problems on its flight to mississippi. the faa says the plane sent a before it was supposed to land. in democracy 2016 -- a big campaign day for both the republican and democratic presidential nominees. >> both of them appearing in key states today. hillary clinton will be in pennsylvania, donald trump in ohio. the republican nominee plans to outline his foreign policy plans, his main focus destroying the islamic state group and other terrorist organizations. he'll argue the country needs to work with anyone who shares

trump is also expected to propose a new immigration policy where the u.s. would stop issuing visas when we can't perform proper screenings. he's also expected to propose grading a new test for admission to the country that would look at peoples' stances on issues like religious freedom. hillary clinton and vice president joe biden will be in scranton, that is his hometown. and today will be his first campaign rally for clinton. biden plans to declare trump the most uninformed presidential nominee biden's office says he'll argue that trump is less prepared on national security than any previous nominee. he'll also claim trump's erratic rhetoric will make all americans less safe. biden will praise clinton with offering solutions for the middle class, on jobs and education. he'll also cast clinton as key to building on the obama administration. today u.s. senate candidate patrick murphy will be in tampa. set to visit the tampa bay

organization, that helps entrepreneurs in the bay area. right now we don't know what they will speak on exactly. murphy is one of the democrats challenging senator marco rubio in the general election. early voting for the august 30th primary begins today in hillsborough county and we'll start in every bay area county no later than saturday. you can find locations now on our mobile app and abcactionnews.com/democracy 2016. more and more parking lots and even some city changing to automated parking machines. you just swipe your credit card before you park. the consumer reporter john matarese shows us a catch that could get you a parking ticket so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: see what happened to one woman who got a parking ticket even though she paid to park. a lesson for all of us.

she parked in the downtown lot a few days ago and paid for it at this machine. >> paid the $10 and the automatic thing and it says face up on dashboard. >> reporter: she says she dropped the little piece of paper in her car before she walked off. >> i put it in here. like that. >> reporter: so she was stunned to come back to find a green envelope under her wiper. >> i saw this -- and it was wrapped in plastic, a ticket for $60. >> a $06 ticket accused of not paying. >> i said no way. there's no way i could get a ticket for paying to park there. >> reporter: so i called the parking company which agreed to investigate and see if susie's ticket was visible on the windshield like that. wait until you see what they came up with. abm parking, the nation's second largest parking company that operated the lot quickly found the problem. they sent this photo of her car's windshield with the time

have realized she had paid. >> even if you put it down here -- you can still see that it's a parking ticket. >> reporter: an abm spokesman said intentants are instructed to issue tickets if they can't read the date and time because peoples are always trying to scam the system. there's a lesson for all of us. make sure your parking slip doesn't slip down where it can't be read. the company agreed to drop the $60 fine after we make sure the ticket is fully visible so you don't waste your money. >> ticket machines at the beaches probably getting a workout. >> i would imagine. especially with the beginning of the day, fantastic, a lot of sunshine. then the storms do fire. in fact end up at the beaches with this pattern we're in. let's check in on the numbers. we're not even 10:00 and it's

still in the mid and upper 70s. tropical stuff. we have the moisture, heat and we have the sea breezes going. remember the sea breezes get triggered by the difference in heating from land to the water here so everything gets rushed into the center and we'll have fireworks once again i think for later this afternoon. coverage 50%. but we have to wait to heat up and we have to wait for the sea breezes to get going and then we'll be able to make thunderstorms here. notice the movement of the showers that southeast to northwest. indicative of where the thunderstorms will end up. the southeast flow always gets us along the coast with the heavier thunderstorms. we'll watch that between 1:00 and 7:00. at 1:00, just isolated stuff really not think doing much, it's between 4:00 and 7 where we're talking about showers and thunderstorms. we'll get to the futurecast. let's talk tropics as we widen out the shot. nothing doing in the gulf.

clearly see moving to the west. here's the latest from the national hurricane center, we're paying attention to it. it's a wave, not a closed low or depression. but has 30% chance of doing just that as it heads towards the northwest. the models though gaining pretty good latitude with this. we'll see what happens, the reason this may not be good for the storm, we have a lot of dry saharan air up to the north, that may involve with it so that would be excellent news for us. developing and moving to the west. this pattern by the way will hold through the end of the week. i'm thinking by friday we'll do the reverse and we'll fire the storms west and then east but for now there you see everything getting pushed to the coast. then the thunderstorms that do develop tend to interact with each other. that's why sometimes we can get them really intensify with frequent lightning, heavy rainfall, even the isolated severe wind gusts. what does the clock say? well, that is 5:30 for the evening commute.

looking for showers and storms. we'll watch that and again repeat tomorrow. hot day underway with 90 to 95- degree temperatures and of course with the humidity feels like about 100 to 105. so keep that in mind the next couple of days. temperatures ticking down a little but pretty much staying low 90s with the triple-digit heat indices and our rain chances about 40% to 50% through the end of the week. coming up, dog versusea might not expect. why other dogs in the neighborhood are a little safer. >> singer adele turning down one of the biggest nights in entertainment. the reason behind her decision that prompted boos from some

a brave dog takes on an animal bigger collier county. >> the dog actually chases around the bear in the backyard. then the bear tries to climb up the tree to escape the dog but the dog didn't let up. >> the owner affectionately calls this dog little bear chaser, just 1-year-old. some neighbors who have even smaller dogs are grateful to have that guard dog next door. >> glad he was not hungry when i walked into the garage. i'm thankful for that. >> take a look at this. a texas homeowner sharing his

found when opening up his garage door. yeah, 9-foot 300-pound alligator, not happy when authorities tried to remove it. wranlers did eventually get the big guy under control. sippinger adele -- singer adele is saying goodbye to the possibility of her performing at the next super bowl. she told fans at a concert was offered a halftime performing slot but she says the last show is not about music. she called the offer kind but her announcement drew some boos from the fans. remember friday swy showed you the trailer of the new "star wars" movie "rogue 1" now outpacing super bowl spots from earlier this year. it's being watched nearly one million times an hour. "rogue one" debuts in theaters

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we have a lot of news to get to including a pinellas county teacher in critical condition after a drunk driving crash. >> it's back to school today for kids in polk and pasco county. more on that in a moment too. first ivan. >> quiet start for the kids. we lucked out last week as well with the heavy rains, quitting just in time for the rest of us

looking pretty good now. marie says you want to be in the shade here. we're looking at 80s now, these are the actual air temperatures in the shade. you factor in the humidity which is incredibly high, about as humid as we get this time of year. look at the dew points, upper 70s. this is tropical stuff, 81 degrees, in plant city. so factor that in and you have to and this is how it feels as you step outside. 96 tampa. 98 in plant city and we're not even at 10:00 yet, the kind steam that will fog up your shades us a walk out of the car. storms won't fire until later today. mashing to the -- marching to the west. we could have downpours and lightning and strong winds. heat indices 100 to 105.

right about now students in polk county are trying to get used to a new routine on the first day of school. >> still wiping the sleep out of their eyes. some of them even settling into a brand new school. citrus pride in davenport opened up. ryan has more. >> reporter: it was a busy morning, a little chaotic. -- this is citrus ridge. if you look closely you can see by the windows workers still putting finishing touches. they are installing a couple awnings. the superintendent assured us it's done as far as what the children will see and ready to go. the exception is the gym, won't be done until the fall. you can tell this morning that

excited to try out the new school and concept. it's a first of its kind school for polk county. >> making sure we teach the students, give them that foundation now, it's not about me, it's about us and including all of us. so it's teaching them the citizenship and different things of that nature and so we want to give them the foundation early on so they can carry through life. >> reporter: part of the theme of being inclusive is an interesting tid about it -- every morning they are learn american sign language as part of their morning show. as part of the morning announcement. it's a pretty cool concept, interesting, unique. their mascot i would say pretty fitting. they are going to be called the pioneers. live in davenport, abc abc action news. the first day of school in pasco county too. instead of confiscating cell phones a middle school is telling middle students to bring them in.

school hopes will have students more engaged and focused. james tully with more. how did administrators come up with this idea? >> reporter: dan, they tell me they saw exactly what parents see, their kids just buried in their phone playing mobile games. remember candy crush? pokemon go? kids are not just playing them. they are engaged, focused in it. why are they playing the games? why does anybody play them? to get to the next level, right? the principal here said how can we classroom? thing is though, in this day and age you have to use modern technology to, like tablets, smartphones, to do this. teachers want students to have that with them in class. they say it's going to help with the learning process and to give students the feeling they are constantly leveling up their education just like in a mobile game. parents, the ones we spoke to, they are willing to give this a try. >> i'm ok with it.

from it. i got pretty smart kids. we'll see what happens. >> kids today are not like what they used to be years ago. they are brilliant, they are energetic, they are creative. they are bright. i think this program is going to be really, really exciting. i'm excited. >> reporter: it's an interesting first day for kids at bayonet middle school. there are still rules on cell phones at this school posters like this hanging up. take a look down here though. with the teacher's students can have devices on them out without asking as long as they are used to enhance the lesson or assignment. something very interesting. and very revolutionary happening here. they say there's only two other schools in the country that are doing this. live in pasco county, james tully, abc action news. new buses are hitting the road in pasco county. and you can jump on board for free today. the county's public transportation sending us this

connecting to route 54. the county used an fdot grant to pay for the buses. they are offering a free round trip on this route for today only. you can board at any of thestons along the route to take part. there's a ribbon-cutting today for the first christo ray school to open in florida. that network serves low income families. it provides a catholic preparatory education along with real world work experience. network officials say it has proven track record of ending the cycle of its students. the tampa location is near seminole hard rock casino. ribbon-cutting 1:00 this afternoon. a horrible crash lands a pinellas county music teacher and her boyfriend in the hospital. >> police say the driver of the other car was drunk behind the wheel. >> abc action news reporter rodney dunigan joins us live from john sexton elementary school this morning. >> this has to be a hard morning for everyone there. >> reporter: this is a hard bro for many of the students and

classes started last week and now they are dealing with this. folks holding out hope this well known teacher will make it through. >> this faculty is so united and so loving. >> reporter: this certainly not the way students and staff at john sexton elementary school expecting to start the year. praying for the recovery of popular music teacher caroline sine. >> she's an amazing teacher. she always jumps in to do things on family nights, amazing things for the kids in the classrooms. so, right now it's out of our hands and we just are going to hope for the best. >> reporter: caroline sine along with her boyfriend sean hankins seriously hurt early sunday morning at park boulevard and 43rd street north in pinellas county. this picture showing the aftermath. >> it's difficult but it's something you just kind of learn to do the more years you're in this position. you just learn this is part of what you do, you become a family, you take care of each other. >> reporter: pinellas park

macleod drunk behind the wheel ran into them. we're learning this is not his first run-in with the law. two prior dui convictions in manatee county, in hillsborough county arrested for driving with an open container and driving with a suspended license. brice macleod now facing two counts of dui causing serious bodily injury. for caroline sine's co-workers and friends the focus now helping any way they can, a gofundme page already gathering funds for medical expenses. >> we're all supportive of each other so we'll be ok. we'll pray and stand together and we'll make it through. >> reporter: this is certainly a tough day for all of those hire. at last check the two victims were in critical condition. as for that driver he's set to be in court later this afternoon at 1:30. reporting live from pinellas county, rodney dunigan, abc action news. a wildfire in northern california has now cleared out some 4,000 homes.

10 houses, this fire has spread to nearly five square miles jumping a road and containment line and ripped through several businesses. crews also had to evacuate a nearby hospital and farms as firefighters struggled to get it under control. bad news like lie still to come in a tragic and deadly fire we brought as breaking news last week interest from maryland. the apartment complex went up in flames thursday. authorities say people are still missing now. they have recovered five bodies from the debris, two just children. ages 3 and 8 at least four others are still unaccounted for. developing this morning a hate crimes task force looking into the shooting death of two muslim leaders in new york city. police just releasing a sketch of the shooting suspect. surveillance video actually captured the ambush saturday in queens. the gunman came up from behind murdering an imam and his assistant as they left a mosque after midday prayers. the council on american islamic relations is offering a $10,000 reward for tip leading to an arrest.

will gather in brooklyn for a memorial prayer. authorities have arrested three wrong-way drivers in the bay area over the weekend. deputies say this man, giovanni mendez crashed into another car after he started to drive southbound in the northbound lane of anderson road. two people were injured in the crash. mendez is charged with a dui. troopers want to learn how a dog got left on a busy interstate in polk county. the good news, the dog seems to be ok but troopers are trying to find out how he ended the i-4 median near state road 54, the -- that is exit number 44. if you know anything about how the dog got there or who owns it call fhp. international stock markets are posal higher today after a recordsetting week on wall street. and good news for your 401k now, the dow up a few minutes after the opening bell. 68 points to 18,645.

toddlers clinging to life after parents find them in a hot tub. >> and some people grind their teeth while sleeping, it could harm them. the warning from dentists.

week te beac amalie arena. admission is free but on-line reservations recommended. vote for james tully, a dollar a vote. and grand opening of the ice arena. a family is not sure if their toddler twins are going to survive after finding them in a hot tub. fire officials say the 2-year- old boy and girl somehow made it out of the arizona house and into that backyard hot tub. first responders say the children are not able to breathe on their own and they are in critical condition.

time, officials say there was no barrier surrounding the hot tub and that this is an awful reminder of how parents can lose track of children in a matter of seconds. a scary situation in rio for 4 u.s. swimmers including ryan lochte. people posed as uniformed police officers pulled over the taxi they were in. demanding the americans hand over their money and wallet and one pointed a gun at lochte's head. yesterday he tweeted appreciated fans for the support he received adding the most important thing that he and his teammates are safe. team usa's success at the summer olympics continues not only are the americans leading in the overall medal count. we've also picked up the most gold. usa now totals 69, 26 of those gold medals, china in second place with 45 medals. great britain in third place with 38 followed by russia and japan. the fastest man in the

looked to three-peat in the men's 100 meter dash last night. justin gatlin though of the u.s. got the early lead. but bolt turns it on, unstoppable, you see him pulling ahead, wins the gold for the third straight games in that event. no man has ever done that before in the olympics. gatlin won the silver. america's sweetheart simone biles won her third gold of the olympics yesterday. she scored nearly perfect scores in the individual competition on the woman's usa in this event. she competes on the balance beam today. it may not be a gold medal but alex's third face finish in the pummel horse is historic. he became the first african male to go on the horse since the games in 1984 in los angeles. max whitlock of great britain, the rain reigning world champion took gold.

a 63 yesterday, good enough to win bronze. he said he's never been to happy to be in third place. justin rose from imrib won the gold. great britain won the gold over sweden's henrik stenson. would do you that? 105? >> if you start at 7:30 maybe. >> true, you have to do things very early this time of year. i ride a bike very late in the evening or early in morning. >> i gave myself away, i don't golf. >> jump in the water. the water temperature 87. that is nice and cool compared to where we've been in the low 90s. folks enjoying themselves now. 83 in clearwater. number one beach in the world, 84 tampa. maybe i exaggerated, i think it's the u.s. but it's great. 84 crystal river. this is the feels-like temperature. plant city 102 now.

later this afternoon 100 to 105 is how it will feel. we'll rain but it's going to take the whole day so the longer it takes the hotter we get and we'll have sinking air as well. things coming together for storms later but also for the heat to build in. look at the showers and thunderstorms all over but you have to get it going as far as the heat. talk about futurecast. look at this event we talked about last week. goodness, two feet of water already fallen in louisiana. they are watches, all those rivers flooding and they continue to pour down to the gulf. now we're involve good friends in texas if you're traveling to this part of the world keep in mind it will be hairy for them there. for us southeast wind, nothing unusual here. it will fire off storms today. notice how they continue to fan in from east-to-west, through the mid-week and really through thursday. friday we'll transition into the reverse pattern where we'll have morning coastal showers and everything goes in the other direction.

and storms by 3:00. for the pickup, at the bus stop we're going to be getting wet the next few days and kind the like clockwork through 6:00, 7:00 and sometimes the storms linger. remember last week we had the storms still until 3:00 a.m. i don't think it will happen tonight but just leftover debris and rain by the time we get to the evening. 100 to 105, the other story with temperatures, if you're in the shade 90 to 95. if you're heading out to the temperature 87, southeast winds at 10 knots for boaters, there are the tides, sunrise now 7:01. days shorter the next several weeks here. 92 for tomorrow. so a little less oppressive but with more cloud cover i think we won't hit 105. still hot and temperatures continue that way. 40% to 50% rain chances heading into next week. 9:48. not something you typically think of but dentists say you

your teeth which dentists say you need to be aware of. it's not uncommon and can be very harmful to your teeth. it can be brought on by stress or anxiety. experts say to talk to your dentist who may recommend a mouth guard to protect your teeth from grinding during sleep before it gets worse. this is certainly a first. a competition that judges dozens of marijuana plants at a state fair. >> a long way from judging the best pies. one of a kind event happened this weekend at the oregon state fair judges poked prodded the proper than 50 contest -- more than 50 contest entries. >> the industry is growing at a rapid pace. the state is expecting to collect 35 million dollars in taxes through june of next year. 9:49. low-flying helicopters. why homeowners in tampa could see a chopper flying over their

construction of a natural gas pipeline from florida to alabama could begin as soon as this week. look at the map looking at the $22 billion sable trail project. it goes through citrus county before ending in eastern polk county. federal energy regulators giving final approval friday. meant to boost florida's natural gas supply but opponents are concerned of the impact it will ha wetlands, springs and sinkholes. orlando is now officially named the most pet friendly city in the nation wallethub.com ranked it at the top because of the large number of vets, pet businesses and animal shelters in the area. tampa is rarchtiond three. st. petersburg comes in 17th. tico is warning tampa residents you could see low- flying helicopters in your neighborhood. helicopters crews will be

transmission lines. the work is expected to continue for self weeks. inspections may also happen on weekends. all that work should be done by

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