>> now, abc seven news at noon on your side. adriana: right now at noon, a baltimore city homicide detective is clinging to life after being shot in the head. the gunman is still out there this afternoon. we are l

continues. where this desperate search continues. >> this manhunt going more throughout the day. take a look behind me. you can see baltimore police have set up a perimeter around this area. they are carefully going through this neighborhood searching for evidence to try to help identify the shooter. i want to get you to some video because a couple minutes ago, there was a group of cadets with buyers in their hand going door-to-door asking folks for information and also searching in the grasp recluse. righ-- grass for clues. the detective who was shot is fighting to survive. he was following up on a homicide investigation in the area, a pretty violent neighborhood in west baltimore. the commissioner says the detective approached a man engaged in suspicious behavior. he went over to try to talk to him, and that is when he was shot in the head. the detective's partner was nearby and rushed

hospital where he is currently on life support in the intensive care unit.the detective is a husband and father of two. overnight, the mayor saying the violence is getting out of control in the city and enough is enough. >> this kind of violence cannot be tolerated, and to have one of our own out there trying to protect the citizens of our city to be gunned down like this is just unacceptable. out herecome back live, you can see a in the middle of the streets. -- atf in the middle of the street. the fbi also helping. there is not a good disruption of the suspect. a reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. the person responsible will be found and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. adriana:

that happened in prince george's county. gunfire exchanged between two vehicles led to a car crash. two victims were located inside one of the vehicles with injuries related to the crash. three suspect inside the other vehicle fled the scene. they are still on the run at this hour. this just in from fairfax county. a student accuses a teacher of ripping off her hijab. she said she was talking to a friend when the teacher she appreciated and valued came up from behind and removed it. fairfax county public schools issued a statement that says in part "the teachers action was inappropriate and acceptable." the admin assertion apologized to the student and family. the teacher is only while investigating the incident. who can forget this video? a woman caught on camera looking into a howard county mcdonald's and stealing food and cash from the drive-through.

after trying to turn herself in. john gonzalez spoke with her husband in an interview you will only see on 7. john: it is the shocking video from a mcdonald's restaurant in columbia, maryland, that has now gone viral. a clear image of a woman climbing through the drive-through window, helping herself to some soft drinks, and then making up with money and food. that woman wh is now in his custody and howard county. her husband with her two-year-old in the backseat of the car wait outside. >> i was trying to make sense of this and i do the right thing to do was to have herself turn herself in. she was very adamant about turning herself in. very apologetic. john: anthony martin says his wife of three years has a breaking problem and can barely remember what happened that night last weekend. >> apparently she got up at some point in the night and wanted to get something to eat and something to drink or something and ventured out. this happened. john: this morning, they were headed to the howard

maryland. this is where she was going to turn herself in, but police did not let her arrive. they pulled the car over on 175, took her into custody on the side of the road. >> definitely want to give her some help -- get her some help. they were waiting for us, which is from the standard. they were not sure if she was going to do it or not. margin, who does not want his wife identified, says he watches the video over and over again and cannot believe that is his wife, the mother of his child. >> she had a blackout drunk and night -- drunken night. courtna: new this noon, records indicate prosecutors are seeking a sentence of life without the possibility of parole for tyler. he was charged with killing his pregnant girlfriend. she was able of it howard county teacher found dead back in september after being reported missing. for the first time, we are hearing from the family of the

shooting spree in northern california. >> he clearly had no business with firearms. he had full on paranoia and delusions. adrianna: this all as police are trying to figure out what triggered kevin neal to kill five people, including his wife, and then shoot into an elementary school. overnight, we learned the gun he was using was illegally manufactured and prior to the shooting, he faced charges including assault with a deadly 11 that should have prohibited him from possessing a firearm. new developments now in the alabama senate race. the state's governor says she has no plans to delay next month's election. roy moore said he will not drop out of this race, and even if he does, his name mostly on the ballot. two women say he made an

teenagers. >> dropping off their 12 year olds and 13-year-old, 14-year-olds, come on. i thought that was really creepy. as the night all allegations of sexual misconduct with his campaign and lawyers questioned the credibility of one of his accusers. president trump is on capitol hill at this hour meeting with house republicans on tax reform. the full house is expected to vote on the gop tax bill later this afternoon we in the senate, the finance committee is marking up another version which includes repealing the obamacare insurance mandate. ron johnson is the first republican senator to come out against the tax plan. president trump's first news conference as the white house is coming back -- since coming back from his asian trip went viral very soon after it happened. >> they don't have water? what? that is

adrianna: all right, so here we go. take off the cap, take a sip of the water. it reminded everyone when marco rubio took a water break during a national address and got slammed for it. joked that rubio he needs to work on his form but not bad for his first time. now to the letter. you want to soak up the sun today, shaping up to be the warmest day of the week. alex will have a check of the forecast. already some warmer temperatures have crept in and they will be here for the next couple of days, but you will feel the windchill this evening. 56 in d.c.. 56 for fredericksburg. annapolis at 61. we already saw winds up to 30 miles per hour closer to baltimore. anyone in winchester. 32 and hagerstown.

assure into the region. as that happens in the next couple of hours, we will see some heating with highs around the 60 degree mark. low so youcount is do not have to worry about too much of being in the wind except for some broken up leaves that could get in your eyes. 56 to 62 in the afternoon. our average high as 58 so right around the seasonal average. shower activity over the mason-dixon line. we are staying mainly dry. maybe a stray sprinkle or two here. that is about it. : tomorrow. 37, even downtown. -- cold tomorrow. 37, even downtown. in the toys for a majority of the region. looking at the weekend ahead, a strong cold front will come through and bring with it the possibility of rain. we will have timing on that coming up in a couple minutes and what t

a change coming up as far as we can this come -- as the weekend is concerned. adrianna: coming up, a community is living in fear. police release new surveillance video of a person they believe is behind a string of murders happening in tampa. details on the latest victim and the hunt for the suspect. plus, a one-person protest in the middle of the street. find out why she wanted to walk in front of a bus in canada. first, a check of traffic. >> good afternoon. it is busy on 95 in maryland past 212 prior to the capital beltway. the left lane is shut down with a crash be on this point, and delays will stretch back to the icc. still active pastor north avenue here. it is jammed up. should be picking up relatively soon. top side of the

beltway pastor negative afternoon -- past can connecticut avenue. two left lanes blocked again. the right lane gets by very slowly. traffic stacks up quite far. that goes all the way down to spring street. they have been here every day in the mid so that is always a bit of a hassle. looking down at 301 over the bridge coming out of maryland, traffic is down to one lane on that bridge. this is southbound traffic being held up for the moment as northbound traffic gets by. a little bit of a hassle for that ride on the bridge. we will be back with more news after a

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adrianna: ok, we are back now with video you have to see. a woman in toronto is staging her own protest by walking in front of a bus that she was just denied access to. apparently, she had been waiting outside in the cold for half an hour before being told there were too many people on board. after getting turned away, she started walking directly in front of the bus because if she cannot get on, you cannot get by. >> whoa, whoa. adrianna: that is the sound and video of a botched police drug rate cut on video in detroit. officers busted into a suspected drug house not knowing that undercover police were inside, and that confusion led to a violent confrontation among officers. to me likeeared keystone cops. i cannot agree more.

organization. adrianna: no one was seriously hurt in the incident, but there is an investigation of this up.itment t mix a search for a possible serial killer. this was accorded tuesday morning before the latest murder in the seminole heights murder. 4 people have been killed since last month. the murders seem to be random, but police believe the same person is behind all of them. the latest victim is a 60-year-old man on the way to volunteer at a soup kitchen. the three basketball players arrested in china for shoplifting are suspended indefinitely. they apologized for what they called an amateur mistake, and i think president trump for his helping hand. >> i would also like to think president trump and the united states government for the help that they provided as well. i am grateful to be back home,

like this again. adrianna: president trump tweeted this morning saying you are welcome to the players and told them to have a great life. he gave words of wisdom, telling them there are many pitfalls on the wrong road of life. a homeless man in connecticut found a check for $10,000 and tracked down the owner. the story wa shared on facebook life. she not only wrote a reward check but also decided to send him to real estate school. turns out they share one thing in common. >> did not know at one point she was homeless, too. thing.ve i did the right >> i am thankful for the problems i had, thankful for being homeless. adrianna: alvarez, who has been homeless for about a year, was overwhelmed by her gesture. that is just an example of you do good, good comes back to you.

also some fantastic weather. -- it sure is. also some fantastic weather. alex: we have win moving in with a mild temperatures, we can deal with that. we do not have much of a chill in the air but that will happen later this evening and tonight. here is a look at the langley school. 56 degrees. winds not too bad the moment. everywhere from 24 miles per hour in manassas and 29 in frederick. 32 in hagerstown. through the afternoon, this kind of wind will assure itself into the d.c. metro. over the next hour or so, d.c. will start to notice the winds starting to pick up. there is a wind advisory not for the d.c. metro. this is shaded in normal shades. no advisories, but in the higher elevations of the appellations, that is where the winds gusts as high as 50 m

6:00. anyone traveling west, you may notice strong winds out there. this hour.as of around 60 degrees in the next hour for most locations. temperatures generally around the 60 degree mark through 2:00. tomorrow, the winds will diminish and high pressure cells overhead. a nice day, but a little cooler. 50, 51 for the high tomorrow, and then we will watch the weekend system shape up. there is a possibility for some rain in the morning hours on saturday. for the most part, mostly cloudy. mainly in pennsylvania and new york, but there is a chance northern zones north of d.c. will have a chance for showers. mainly after sunset. anytime after 8:00, a better chance of rain in the d.c. metro as the cold front shift

the region. it will bring gusty winds on sunday as well. 51 tomorrow. mostly sunny skies. clouds will get in here by sunday. could have some morning showers mainly north. back in the 40's behind the front. windy throughout the day. 50 could be tough to reach on monday as well. you can be in the upper 40's. as we look at the extended forecast, 49 degrees and partly cloudy skies for thanksgiving.

adrianna: right now, abc news is looking into a rental home giant under fire from credits across the country.

and quick to threaten eviction. chief joined now by investigative correspondent brian ross with details into these claims. brian, unfortunately, this is a slumlord situation on a corporate level. brian: absolutely. tens of thousands of homes across the country trying to redefine the american dream, which had once been to own your own home. now it is to rent your home and rent it to wall street. tenant groups are up in arms waiting months, even years to get problems fixed, and they are quick to evict if you are even a few days late with the reds, and that results in a lot of people getting eviction notices that have to go to court, and in court, they discover they have to pay a late fee, eviction fee, and the company's lawyers if they want to stave off that eviction. they evicted some 1700 of their tenants last year, so this is a new trend

tom, one of president trump's closest friends who ran the inaugural on washington, he had several hundred million dollars in this business. he sold off now, but he made a lot of money with the idea. adrianna: we should so when dealing with an absolutely ridiculous leak problem and people having masks over their faces so there are health issues as well. how can people do their due diligence to make sure they are not trapped in this situation? brian: toxic mold, they are suing the company. water came pouring down through the light fixtures. lucky to be alive. you have to know your rights if you are a tenant. places, if you are even a day or two late, they are legally allowed to file an eviction notice against you. the power balance between tenants and landlords is always an issue. in this case, the

cooper companies are becoming the goliath against the davids who are the tenants. adrianna: it is my understanding people have to go to court and they are stuck with late fees and other fees. how does this affect their ability to write in the future? brian: it could have an the effect with them.if they go ahead with the eviction, and i will be on the credit report so they are at the mercy of the landlord. when the heat will not work or air-conditioning one hour, that is a big issue depending on where they are. they represent in some people's minds the ultimate in the absentee landlord. adrianna: all right, thank you for your time. you can watch that report tonight on "nightline" right here on abc seven. 70% of americans use at least one prescription medication and even when you have insurance, costs can still be through the roof. a lisa fletcher

save more than 10 times on your prescription drugs. >> whether you have good health insurance or no health insurance at all, you are probably paying too much for your prescriptions. what is the most vulnerable group of prescription buyers? >> i think it is everyone. it pays to be a smart shopper, smart consumer, and we do it with every other product we purchase, and we see were the lowest cost is and make a decision. >> tonight, we will show you a few simple steps that will save you a lot of money on your prescription. we will look at the top 10 most popular prescription drugs in our region, show you how to pin point the pharmacies that sell them, and any other medication you may need for the least, and how to get the discounted prices. even if you have insurance and a co-pay, we will show you how to pay less than your co-pay for some drugs.

adrianna: we are talking about a decent day today. a little windy, but mild temperatures. alex: the first time in the past nine days, we have been below average the last nine days in d.c. so a couple of days around average. we will have the clouds and a chance for a few showers. stronghold front saturday night bringing windy conditions on sunday and much colder temperatures with highs only in the upper 40's. we will be ith

again on monday, but looking at two thanks giving week, right now, looking dry. cool, but we can deal with that. no big storms in the forecast at the moment. adrianna: we will take it. alex: we will monitor all weekend. adrianna: stay with us. more abc 7 news at noon is coming up

>> you are watching abc 7 news at noon on your side. adrianna: we have act now at 12:31. who could forget this video? a woman climbing frame a mcdonald's drive-through and stealing soda and cash. john gonzalez spoke with her husband in an interview you will only see on 7. john: it is the shocking video from a mcdonald's restaurant in columbia, maryland, that has now gone viral. a clear image of a woman climbing through the drive-through window, helping herself to some soft drinks, and making off with money and food.

custody in howard county. her husband with her two-year-old in the backseat of the car wait outside. do the right thing was for her to turn herself in. she was very adamant. she has a drinking problem and can really love her what happened that night last weekend. >> apparently she wanted to get something to or drink or something and ventured out and this happened. john: this morning, they were headed to the howard county wasntion center where she going to turn herself in, but police did not let her arrived. they pulled the car over on 175, to fit a custody on the side of the road. coming here to meet the detectives and they were waiting for us, which is probably standard. they probably were not sure if she was going to do it or not. john:

martin says he watches the video over and over again and cannot believe that is his wife. >> she had a blackout drunk experience which resulted in this kind of behavior. john: john gonzalez, abc 7 news. adrianna: a manhunt is underway for the person who shot a city detective in the head. that officer was in this a murder in the harlem park he approached the suspicious man, and on later, the man opened fire. that officer is a very grave condition on life support. a $64,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the shooter's arrest. police are excited to give an update on the search for that person at 1:15 some a sure to download the wjla news at for all the latest elements coming out about that story. one woman is dead and four others were injured after shootings at four separate locations overnight. suzanne kennedy with the latest on the senseless gun violence. suzanne: this is e

here in northeast washington. this remains a very active crime scene hours after this homicide took place. we are still working to find out from d.c. police letter they have any suspect or motive in this crime. downone block was closed while crime scene investigators collected evidence. there were three other shootings overnight. two of them in southeast. one in northeast. in all of the cases, the victims men. none of their injuries were life-threatening. we are working to find out more information about each of these crimes. when we receive it, we will pass it along to you suzann. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. adrianna: police are reviewing new surveillance video of a suspect in a string of unsolved murders in tampa, florida. 4 people were killed in five weeks. residents are once again on edge. >>

the suspected killer on the loose in tampa, florida. >> i do not sleep at night. >> authorities releasing this video taken moments before a person was killed tuesday morning. they believe it is the same person spot on this surveillance video taken moments before the october 9 murder of benjamin mitchell. same gate, same walk. maybe not the same jacket. definitely a hoodie. i do not believe in coincidence that the same person was around the same time that two people were murdered. >> this new video released as fbi and police are going door-to-door desperate to find the killer that they believe might be linked to 4 several writers in just five weeks. authorities believe the suspect may be hiding out locally. >> somebody who is familiar with the neighborhood, who knows their way in and around.

quickly. >> the murder comes after murders of benjamin mitchell, monica, and another. all for crimes committed within a half-mile of each other. each victim was working alone in the pitch dark of night. >> he was a good guy. he was a good guy. >> investigators hoping to end the killers spree before he strikes again. some serial killers have gone on decades before being caught. one murdering 10 victims over the course of 17 years. another now behind bars for killing at least 10 women over two decades. >> i am mad. the community is scared. the cops, for them this is personal. >> the reward is $91,000 and these residents are doing what they can to help police. they continue to hand over any surveillance they might have. adrianna: president trump is on capitol hill at this hour meeting with house republicans on tax reform.

.ote expected this afternoon janai: looking for religiously to victory, president trump went to capitol hill today. >> we developed a tax cut and jobs act with the low and middle com income families in mind. they need a break. janai: expected to pass the house, but then there is the senate where the gop plan faces major hurdles. senate republicans can only afford to lose two votes. so far, ron johnson of wisconsin says he cannot support the massive tax overhaul. he says the bill favors big corporations over small businesses. democrats already opposed the plan most recently, arguing republicans are turning the tax bill into a health care bill with a proposal to repeal the obamacare mandate requiring americans have health insurance. that is projected to save over $300 billion over the next 10 years but also expect it to leave 13 million more americans uninsured by 2027. >>

support the gop tax plan being considered today.after promising and simple fair tax system , republicans offer a complicated mess. janai: concerns about what that could mean for health care premiums as susan collins is unsure of the plan. >> republicans will still need to reconcile the differences between house version and senate version of the tax plan, and they are on a tight self-imposed deadline trying to wrap up tax reform by the end of the year. adrianna: today in montgomery county, governor hogan's traffic release panel be the focus of a meeting between councilmembers and maryland' transportation secretarys. the on billion dollars proposal calls for adding 4 express toll lanes. they would also be added to the beltway from the american legion bridge to the wilson bridge and the bw parkway between d.c. and baltimore. all three of the highways would be widened. let's talk abo t

the week out there. be sure to soak up some sunshine. alex with a check of the forecast. alex: not a bad forecast for the afternoon. winds are starting to pick up. trees are starting to sway. cameras are starting to shake. 56 downtown. areas approaching the 60 degree mark. over the next hour, close to 60 degrees. plenty of sunshine. breezy winds will make you feel colder by the time sunset rolls around. 51 at 5:00. 48 at 7:00. just partly cloudy skies for the majority of the d.c. metro. majority of shower activity going to pennsylvania and new york staying to our north overnight. it will be colder. 30 to 38 and mostly clear. winds out of the northwest five to 10 miles per hour with gusts up to 15. 20's tomorrow morning. be sure to bundle of your cells or your kids for the bus

a warm up to start the weekend. big change for the end of the weekend. thanks giving outlook forecast coming up. adrianna: coming up on abc 7 buying an already prepared meal makes things a lot easier for thanksgiving, but what retailer has not only the best bang for your buck, but the best taste for your tummy? it is a holiday food that a leader not want to miss, but first, here is what you will see 11:00 tonight. >> tonight at 11:00, they are the exact same medication, so why does one cost 10 times more than the other? lisa fletcher scoured our area and discovered some drastic differences. do not miss her easy message to finding the cheapest prices for prescriptions at no extra cost tonight on abc 7

>> you are watching abc seven news at noon on your side. adrianna: down to a consumer alert for you. if you want a new iphone, thanksgiving weekend may be the time to buy. walmart is offering $300 in the form of a gift card to anyone purchasing and iphone x as well as the 8 and 8 plus and 7 and 7 plus. there is a catch. you need to sign a two-year lease deal. target is offering a gift card on the phone on the 8 model. best buy is offering a $200 gift card. both of those also require service with verizon, at&t, or sprint. good news for food shoppers ahead of the holiday. opens has cut prices of its turkeys.

$3.49 per pound and not antibiotic turkeys for $2.49 per pound. amazon trimeris will save an additional $.50 per pound on both birds, and there are also new discounts on products like chicken breasts, shrimp, canned pumpkin, and specialty potatoes. walmart is also slashing prices. with thanksgiving a week away, we have helped to get your families at the table. retailers are selling prepared foods for turkey day, but which one is the best? adrian baker has the results of the tasty challenge. adrian: it is the season for ready-made tasty meals, even delivered. dna asked three generations of the family to have a pre-thanksgiving premade meal cook up. >> turkey. a lot of work. adrian:

largest online grocery delivery company. whole foods now part of retail giant amazon. walmart the largest traditional grocer. direct and whole foods, each providing us prepared meals for eight people ahead of the holiday. each comes with these sites, stuffing gravy, green beans, mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce. walmart does not carry prepared dinners, but we gave them our menu and bought all of the fixings with the lowest prices. the meal for $159 plus delivery fee. the instructions say it takes two hours 40 minutes to cook. >> nice and warm in there. ok. here we go. adrian: cooking time, accurate. joining us is kate taylor. >>

just the turkey like that, i would buy it every year. adrian: the classic dinner for $119.99. less pricey, but you pick it up in-store. the entire dinner can be on your table in less than two hours, faster than fresh direct. >> turkey is ready. it looks gorgeous. >> dinner is ready. adrian: again, cooking time is accurate, but how does it taste? i like this more. the size are more flavorful. >> i would want the turkey with fresh direct and the sides from old food. -- whole foods. >> some people are intimidated by the home delivery service and do not know if they will get enough food. adrian: they say both dinners served more than enough food. for a comparable meal at walmart, you will need to prepare the frozen turkey and make the things, but the total grocery bill is only

including a 15 pound turkey. walmart's revamped app lets you order and pick up online. >> that is changing how we look at things. thingna: so here is the with all of those people in the house, everyone should cook one dish. alex: that is what we are doing. adrianna: that is what we did growing up. alex: sweet potato casserole, pumpkin cheesecake, punk and try. -- pumpkin pie. adrianna: the good stuff. i have the colors and mac & cheese. alex: my wife is doing mac & cheese. i might make some extra step and bring it. adrianna: i am with it. today looks good. alex: not bad. some mild weather out there. a little cooler north and west. they have the winds now entering from the west around 10 to 20 miles per hour at times. 52 degrees under partly sunny skies.

drop later on today. the next couple of hours right along the 50 degree mark. -- around the 50 degree mark. armour average high for this time of year is 58 degrees so right around the seasonal average, but you can see the forecast wind chills back in the 40's. this is at 7:30 p.m. this evening. it will feel like the 30's at times. areas lest go later on through the later hours to 11:30 p.m. tonight. 40 is what it will be like in annapolis. tomorrow, it'll feel cold out there. 20's in the suburbs. 30's downtown. mark only around 50 degree , so yes, unseasonably cool a little bit. for the most part, a couple degrees up from the seasonal average. tomorrow evening, bill kelly will be out there line. it starts at 6:15 p.m. when

there throughout the show, 4:00 to 6:00. go out there and meet him. a good person to know. mostly cloudy skies. theevents giving parade -- thanksgiving day parade will be airing live on abc seven. a chance for a few stray showers. i think it will be north of montgomery county. should be for the most part drive but cloudy. temperatures approaching the 60 degree mark on saturday, but that is when the frontal boundary comes through saturday night into sunday morning. behind it, windy and colder. 49 have asked on sunday. mainly in the 40's on monday. more sunshine. a nice mild day on tuesday. 56. back around 50 for wednesday and thursday. not a bad outlook as far as thanksgiving is concerned. we have been wat

could have a few added clouds, but as of right now, thanks giving day thursday, knock on wood, looks decent. ,drianna: if it happens to rain we will be inside stuffing our faces anyway. alex: that is true. adrianna: thanks. coming up, a da vinci making history. find out how much this original painting software at auction. it has even

adrianna adrianna: back now to the work of art making history. original painting by leonardo da vinci sold for a whopping $450 million a

this. >> $150 million on the left. >> the auction began at a bargain basement price of $100 million, and then things got crazy. >> 160. $160 million. >> 4 buyers on the phone and won an auction house spotted out for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to only nor da vinci's salvador money. >> to hundred million dollars. -- $200 million. $245 million. $266 million. $268 million.you heard it , ladies and gentlemen. $280 million. $350 million. looking for another bid at 350. >>

as the last da vinci good as it is believed to be the only painting by the artist still in private hands. >> $400 million. d.00 million is the bi selling here $400 million is a bid, and the piece is sold. >> 19 minutes after the opening gavel, the painting sold for $450 million, the highest price ever for a piece of art. adrianna: unbelievable. more power to the person who has that money. turkey day right around the corner. a

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adrianna: what do you have on tap for us today? alex: is the winds through the afternoon, but highs around the seasonal average. 50's tomorrow. changes this weekend. adrianna: really cool. we have an amazing guest tomorrow. jennifer lewis, everyone's favorite aunt talking about her new book. we are so excited for this so stay tuned tomorrow. she will be in at 12:30. thank you for joining us this midday. be sure to watch abc 7 news at 4:00. we will see you tomorrow and jennifer lewis will be here. have a good one. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its

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