we have abc seven news team coverage for you as the cleanup in tahoe continues. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn spoke to people who live and work in the sierra about the impact of the blizzard. we're going to get to that. >> but first, let's begin with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. for a look at the really severe, impressive snowfall numbers. >> absolutely. for one storm. dan, we're talking about 10.5ft of snow for one of the resorts. i'll show you that in just a moment. look at this view. i mean, we depend on the sierra snowpack for 30% of our water supply, and we are definitely seeing a big difference up there . so let me show you the snow totals. sugar bowl 126in. that is just staggering. we're talking about 116 uh- soda springs got up to a dodge ridge, 89in of snow. now it is still snowing. blue canyon reporting snow in 29 degrees. truckee light snow as you look at live doppler seven, but nothing like the blizzard conditions. so the statewide snowpack is up. it is at 104% of average statewide. everybody going up, which is a good sign. we did have a few showers tod

we'll have much more on our special edition of abc seven news at 8 p.m. and any time you wish on abc seven news.com. in the east bay, we're also following a developing story where a few lanes of interstate 580 and san leandro remain closed this evening as part of a police investigation. >> this is the scene from sky seven near 150th avenue. police say a man died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the car near the center median. he was wanted by pleasanton police in connection to a deadly shooting that was reported on saginaw circle around 11:00 this morning. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to investigator and joins us live with the latest on sir. what are they telling you? >> karina. good evening. pleasanton police have not released a lot of details about this victim, but we do know that the woman was shot and killed by a man who may have been her boyfriend. you can see it still very much an active crime scene. police found the man's body in his car in san leandro from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. a few hours ago. police say it all starte

ahead on abc seven news here at six. abc seven news insider phil matier will join us to discuss what mitchell's hiring means for the city. >> and there's a new vision for oakland's downtown years in the making. today, the city released the long awaited plan to boost the city center with denser housing and new office towers. the city wants to create two new cultural zones focused on music and art. other areas would have more bike lanes and green space. the goal is to get this done by 2040. the city is taking feedback from the public before the city council votes on whether to adopt the plan sometime this summer. >> oakland is asking the state to help close homeless encampments across the city. oakland's side was the first to report the news out of tuesday's city council meeting. the city will make a two year deal with the state department of transportation, a city council records show. the first siteo be cleared is an rv camp. it's located on leet drive off hegenberger road between 8-80 and the airport. it's not clear what

luz pena, abc seven news. >> lucy, thank you. there's also been a lot of talk about the san francisco exodus. well, that is apparently over. >> the city's population grew slightly last year. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan has the details, including why it will still take a while for the city to recover. suzanne. >> so, kristen. larry. in october 2022, census numbers were released, then revealed that san francisco lost more than 6% of its population, 55,000 people moved out of the city in a single year during the pandemic, but the latest census numbers show that san francisco is making a comeback. new census numbers show people are coming back to san francisco. the exodus in the wake of the pandemic is over. >> i think the pandemic has really changed a lot of people's lives, so i'm glad they're coming back. i think that's wonderful. >> according to census bureau data, san francisco's population is up growing between july 2022 and 2023 by about 1200 people to just under 809,000. that's an increase of 0.15. i'm a little surpris

here's abc seven news reporter ryan curry. >> fbi agents going into the federal prison in dublin carrying boxes, sources tell abc news. investigators took computers, hard drives and documents the fbi didn't say why they are searching the prison, but this site has been the center of an ongoing investigation of sexual misconduct. >> it doesn't surprise me, given what we've heard from people in dublin for the last like few months and even years, as the fbi says they're conducting court authorized law enforcement activity, but they wouldn't share many more details. >> other than that, the bureau of prisons says there's been a change in leadership since the old warden is gone and a new one is in place. the bureau of prisons, releasing a statement saying recent developments have necessitated new executive employees be installed at the institution. we can't confirm ante mckinney has been assigned as the interim warden at fci dublin, effective immediately. >> they referred to it as a rape club. >> former congresswoman jackie speier says she was looking into the conditions during her last few mont

. >> abc seven news starts now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> and we begin tonight with the return of the rain. as you can see from our live camera atop mount tam and this satellite image, the clouds are coming back and the dry spell is coming to an end. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley, and i'm ama daetz. >> believe it or not, this has been san francisco's longest stretch of dry weather so far this year. but that streak is coming to an end. >> we hate to see it go. i guess live doppler seven is showing a mostly clear picture, although we're starting to see the shift now. let's bring in abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian for more on what we can expect. spencer. >> okay, dan and i'm the clouds are increasing right now. we can soon expect some rain in a matter of hours. here's our satellite radar composite image. you can see the storm approaching the coastline right now on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. this is a level one storm tomorrow, and saturday we can expect periods of light to moderate showers, slippery roadways,

. >> abc seven news reporter ryan curry has more on. >> fbi agents going into the federal prison in dublinrying boxes. sources tell abc news investigators took computers, hard drives and documents the fbi didn't say why they are searching the prison, but this site has been the center of an ongoing investigation of sexual misconduct. >> it doesn't surprise me, given what we've heard from people in dublin for the last like few months and even years, as the fbi says they're conducting court authorized law enforcement activity, but they wouldn't share many more details. >> other than that, the bureau of prisons says there's been a change in leadership. the old warden is gone and a new one is in place. the bureau of prisons releasing a statement saying recent developments have necessitated new executive employees being installed at the institution. we can confirm nt mckinney has been assigned as the interim warden at fci dublin, effective immediately. >> they referred to it as a rape club. >> former congresswoman jackie speier says she was looking into the conditions during her last few months

in the newsroom, stephanie sierra, abc seven news. >> professors at the california maritime academy are studying this crash to learn about what led to the power outage today. abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with a professor who explained what usually happens when a ship enters and leaves a port, such as san francisco bay. >> the crash in baltimore tuesday morning is leaving maritime experts stunned. they are wondering what caused the ship to lose power and crash into the francis scott key bridge immediately. >> me being a professional mariner, my mind goes to what happened, right? because this is obviously not something that happens every day. >> kevin calnan is an assistant professor at cal maritime. he spent years working on cruise ships and says if an accident is going to happen, it will most likely be when entering or exiting a port. >> any voyage, of course, the most complicated and stressful part that has the most variables is going to be arrivals or departures. >> cal maritime has a simulator. they use to help train their students who plan to work on large ships. calnan

they're gold like an oscar. >> thank you. >> george. >> george pennacchio for abc seven news. >> don'tthis weekend. we're counting down. as you can see, the awards start at 4 p.m. on sunday. let's pull for diane. can you imagine how thrilled she'll be if she finally. >> oh, my god, that would be amazing. all right. some sunshine is amazing as well. it is. >> cynthia is back with a forecast and i see that you guys are really looking forward to that. >> ama and dan let me show you a live picture right now. this is up from homewood. now you're seeing a few snow showers continuing to fall. they are requiring chains on 88 and four, but the blizzard is over. gusts close to 200 miles an hour. friday night. palisades tahoe at 80 700 foot elevation. going through the next couple of days, they're only expecting a couple more inches of snow. donner five inches blue canyon for on live doppler seven i am tracking some showers, mainly in the north bay around calistoga and saint helena. they will remain isolated through tonight across that region. another system is coming our way and that will keep t

we sent abc seven news reporter zach fuentes there to see what the future holds. >> and gdc, the game developers conference is underway at san francisco's moscone center. abc seven news reporter louis pena is there because developing games is serious business. louis >> it's the world's largest conference for game industry professionals. and it's happening this week in san francisco's moscone center. >> gdc is it's the premium conference in video games, and it's an amazing collection of people, the game developers conference, or gdc for short, is attracting video game developers and executives like michael shapiro and vanessa lane, who are here to launch their product. >> we work with leading psychologists to create video games that are good for your mental health, without sacrificing any of the fun. >> there's something so special about being in person at gdc in san francisco, and we honestly just love the city, and san francisco loves them. >> back. and more than 30,000 people are expected to attend the game developers conference this week. a huge boost to the economy in this area. a

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luz pena, abc seven news. ks so much. >> in the south bay, san jose is open two new buildings dedicated to keeping the community safe. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey takes us out to the new city of san jose emergency operations center with a swing of an ax. >> two new buildings dedicated to keep san jose safe are now open. city of san jose's emergency operations center and fire training facility. >> the state of the art centers will strengthen the city's emergency response and recovery capabilities, making our city safer, better prepared, and more resilient to respond to all types of emergencies. >> we got to look at both buildings to see how, for jfrd, it starts in the classroom where firefighters learn about all that the job entails. anything from first aid training to hooking up a fire hose. >> this is one of the first pump simulators. uh- detroit has one. the air force uses them and like i said, we're one of the first cities in the west coast to get them. >> from there, it's out to the new

luz pena, abc seven news. >> thank you. and you can stay with abc seven for continuing coverage from news leading up to the oscars. she'll have more reports from los angeles. and of course, watch the oscars, hosted by jimmy kimmel here on abc seven at 4 p.m. tomorrow. spencer, you know what? i think it's perfect because the rain is going to move in tomorrow around that time, later in the evening for san francisco, as you mentioned. but stay in, watch the oscars, the oscars, stay out of the rain and enjoy. >> it's a great way to pass a rainy night, rainy evening. yeah, tonight we have no rain, but the clouds are increasing. here's a look at live doppler seven. and the radar, of course, is picking up some moisture in the atmosphere. that's why you see some green there. but it is not raining right now. but as we animate the maps in the satellite and radar, you can see the clouds moving, streaming in our direction, bringing the next round of rain, which will begin late tomorrow. right now, though, we've got really calm condition

coming up on abc seven news starts right now at six. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> this really strikes at the heart of the fundamental obligation of nursing homes. keep your patients safe. >> a nursing home facility in east oakland faces a lawsuit alleging horrific crimes. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. we want to warn you that some of the details of this story really are disturbing, but we think it's important to bring them to light. >> certainly, the lawsuit alleges rape, elder neglect and fraud. the family behind the complaint says the abuse went on for months. >> abc seven news i-team reporter stephanie sierra is here with that story. one that you'll see only on seven tonight. steph. >> yes, this story impacts the most vulnerable population a cognitively impaired woman said to be suffering from both dementia and alzheimer's, allegedly sexually assaulted, and the complaint filed is now raising serious questions about one of the largest nursing home operators in the state. these are bruises on cheryl doe, a 79 year old fo

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. >> ryan curry, abc seven news for the entire list of tonight's biggest highlights, from the winners to the historic moments, head to our website. >> the full recap is up. now at abc seven news.com. and the show doesn't stop here. get all of your oscars content tomorrow morning. good morning america is keeping things rolling starting at 7 a.m. with more of the backstage interviews with the stars. then at 9 a.m. live with kelly and mark have special access with the winners right after they receive their awards. that's all. starting at 7 a.m, right after abc seven mornings. the oscars night also brought hundreds of protesters to the streets. marchers took over hollywood boulevard, just blocks away from the dolby theater to peacefully protest the current humanitarian crisis in gaza. the dozens blocked off traffic with palestinian flags demanding an end to the israeli israel-hamas israel-hamas war. that protest also spilled onto the red carpet and award stage. several attendees, including best song winners billie eilish and finneas, were pins for gaza in the east bay. a uc berkeley profe

data recently obtained by abc seven news shows that two bay area cities had the greatest number of postal robberies in all of california in 2023. >> abc seven news i-team reporter melanie woodrow joins us now with the story. >> melanie and dan, this is scary stuff. those two cities are san francisco and oakland. i spoke with one mail carrier in oakland who was victimized twice in a matter of months. mail carrier bill murphy estimates he walks approximately ten miles a day on his east bay delivery route, 25,000 steps. he's taking each of those steps more carefully these days. >> i've had two incidents of being robbed while a letter carrier, murphy, isn't alone. we had heard stories that these were starting to happen in parts of the east bay. >> this past april, murphy was robbed while unloading mail from his truck. he says a woman in a ski mask grabbed an entire tray of mail. i was shocked i couldn't believe that someone would do such a brazen thing in broad daylight. >> the whole incident was over in less than a minute. >> in august, murphy was victimized again and this time there was a w

cornel bernard abc seven news, cornell. >> thank you so much. let's get over to abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian. i mean, these images are intense. spencer i think there's just a hope for some relief out there. well, there's relief on the way, j.r, but it's going to take a while for those conditions to improve so that people can move around freely, get it in and out of the area. >> there were times when the snow was falling at rates of 2 to 4in per hour. some locations in the sierra received up to two feet of snow in a 24 hour period. right now, we still have this blizzard warning in effect until midnight tonight. now, even when it expires, there's going to be a winter storm warning in effect from midnight tonight until 4 a.m. wednesday. so the conditions we just showed you are not going to just go away quickly. it's going to take until about midweek when the snow winds down and the cold air starts to move out before roads are passable, before it's safe to even drive into or out of the greater tahoe area. meanwhile, here in the bay

abc seven news. >> all right. so let's bring in abc seven news insider phil matier for a little perspective on this story. >> that's right. phil, we heard from floyd mitchell a few weeks ago at a public forum in oakland with four finalists. as we recall, for the chief's job. here's what some of what he said. >> i believe the crime issue in oakland should be our primary focus moving forward from everything that i have read, this is the major issue facing the oakland police department and its community. so phil, obviously crime is the focus, obviously, for this new police chief. >> the mayor made that very clear. what else on that list? >> well, another thing is he's not only going to have to police the streets of oakland, which are seeing a rise in crime and property crimes. it's a national concern. also, he has to police the police because there is still questions about how the department itself operates. it's a tightrope. he's also going to be an outsider that's coming into a city that had its police chief last. p

abc seven news at 11 starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> and we begin tonight with the beginning of this rain returning to the bay area. live doppler seven is lighting up once again, and our exploratorium camera has some drops already. as you see, it will be a familiar sight over the next few days. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. you know, they say march comes in like a lion and out goes out like a lamb, but it's going out like a lion. >> two it is a good stretch of rain is in the forecast and we are starting to see the first part of it right now. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking what we're seeing out there tonight and what's coming. cindy. yeah, and dan and it's beneficial. >> rain and definitely slow going on the roadways as it is slippery. so let's look at live doppler seven. it looks more like winter than spring. right now we are seeing some pockets of downpours as we get you first into the fairfield area across highway 12. they're seeing some light showers from san francisco down th

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lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> thank you.n >> well, a little earlier, we told you about barbara lee's run for senate. that decision opened up her seat in the house. and nine people rushed in to enter that race to fill. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan joins us live from oakland. he's at a watch party for lateefah simmons. she is one of the front runners on. so it looks like the party is in full swing. yeah >> almost coming to an end for the past 25 years, us congresswoman barbara lee has represented congressional district 12 here in the east bay. tonight, literally passing on a blue baton to lateefah simon, who she's endorsing for district 12, whose party is really getting coming to an end. here, simon addressed her supporter, a short while ago. she's really emerged as a frontrunner in this race, picking up some big endorsements, including from governor gavin newsom and the california democratic party. now, with about 20% of the votes counted so far, simon's lead is almost double that over doctor jennifer tran, a cal s

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i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> ahead. still ahead. we are learning new details about this weekend's deadly mountain lion attack that killed one man and injured his brother. >> but first, after the break, federal investigators raid the homes of sean diddy combs, both in los angeles and miami. we'll have details when abc seven news chevy silverado with the turbomax engine and best-in-class standard torque. and the chevy silverado hd with up to 14 available camera views. do more in a chevy truck, get yours now. get $5000 total value on silverado ltz & high country models when you trade in an eligible vehicle. or during chevy truck season, get as low as 0.9% financing on all 2024 silverado 1500 pickups. chevrolet. together let's drive. anthony: this making you uncomfortable? on all 2024 silverado 1500 pickups. good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help you act. i'm not trying to scare you. i'm empowering you.

just focused on one thing. >> get ready to go for some deep snow in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> it will be deep snow for sure. now you can track the rain and the snow anytime with our live doppler seven radar. just search abc seven bay area in your devices app store so you can download it now and be ready. >> new details almost half of those arrested for illegal drug use in san francisco live elsewhere. that's according to numbers released by the city today. 47% aren't residents, while a third of those who were arrested and received city funded cash assistance identify as living outside san francisco. that is a violation of the program. the percentages are based on the arrests of 718 people over the course of about a year, starting last march, mayor breed says it is proof san francisco must continue doubling down efforts to shut down drug markets in the south bay. >> the cost has been cut in half for san jose's largest safe rv parking site. that's according to city leaders. they say the oject on berryessa road is now only months away from opening. abc seven news south bay re

abc seven news at 11 starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now, right? >> say it bad. everybody's they bad. >> tonight a community gathers in prayer and in grief. baltimore's mayor joins neighbors and the loved ones of victims. tonight, six people are presumed dead after the sudden bridge collapse. now, 24 hours later, we are learning new details about those victims friends, immigrants, fathers. good evening. i'm ama daetz, and i'm dan ashley. >> thank you for joining us. the video showing the moments of that collapse are still so hard to believe and hard to fathom just how something like that could happen so quickly. >> so let's take a live look from baltimore tonight and the current state of the francis scott key bridge. >> two people were rescued, but recovery efforts for the six victims now resume in four hours. at daybreak, all it happened here on one of the city's three main connectors, linking north baltimore to the rest of the city. >> to give you a better idea, this view from google earth shows the before and then the after images on the bridges

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cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> okay, cornell. thank you. stay with abc seven news for our election night coverage. we have a team of reporters and experts across the bay area to keep an eye on the races that matter to you the most. >> and tonight at nine, you can watch results of the california primary streaming anywhere you watch abc seven news, bay area online at abc seven news.com, and on your abc seven news app. >> all right, let's move on. for the time being, an arrest has been made in the death of a beloved corner store clerk owner in oakland. oakland police say a juvenile is in custody in connection with the homicide of majid al-hasani. the alameda county district attorney's office filed charges against the juvenile for their involvement in the crime, which happened back in january. as we reported at the time, the clerk was shot in a corner store on linden street during a suspected robbery and was pronounced dead shortly after at a nearby hospital. >> a san pablo man is facing two counts of murder in the mysterious disappearance of hi

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abc seven news at six starts right now. all ways live abc seven news starts right now. two weeks after the primary for one race, just two, two votes make the difference. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us this race is to represent thousands of people who live in the bay area. but just a handful of votes will determine who advances to the general election in november. we're talking about the seat held for decades by congresswoman anna eshoo. she's retiring. >> former san jose mayor sam liccardo has secured a place in the general election. he leads the pack with 21% of the vote. the nail-biter is to determine his rival. right now, only two votes put state assemblyman evan low over santa clara county supervisor joe simitian, abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes is live from san jose tonight. >> zach, how much longer do they expect this could take? >> could be weeks before we have official results. dan, san mateo and santa clara counties have until april 4th to finish final official results. then the secretary of state will ce

abc seven news at 11 starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> and we begin tonight with the beginning of this rain returning to the bay area. live doppler seven is lighting up once again, and our exploratorium camera has some drops already. as you see, it will be a familiar sight over the next few days. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. you know, they say march comes in like a lion and out goes out like a lamb, but it's going out like a lion. >> two it is a good stretch of rain is in the forecast and we are starting to see the first part of it right now. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking what we're seeing out there tonight and what's coming. cindy. yeah, and dan and it's beneficial. >> rain and definitely slow going on the roadways as it is slippery. so let's look at live doppler seven. it looks more like winter than spring. right now we are seeing some pockets of downpours as we get you first into the fairfield area across highway 12. they're seeing some light showers from san francisco down th

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> it is exciting. >> it sure is. it's actually a great women's game this weekend. a lot of fun. >> all right, let's get a check on our weather. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel is back with. rain? yeah, rain. >> i love the downer mood. come on. dan. all right, dan and emma, we do have some rain coming, but i'm going to give you a day to enjoy some sunshine tomorrow. how's that sound? where are the cheers? all right, let's take a look at a live picture from our emeryville camera. they're done with this. uh. a lovely view of san francisco, but it's a shaky view. mount diablo right now, 27 mile an hour. winds onshore winds. big rock ridge, 25 miles an hour. it is going to remain breezy tonight and heading into tomorrow morning, mainly along the coast. elsewhere, the winds will subside as we head into tomorrow afternoon. once again, those winds will pick up near the coastline and over the higher terrain. so when you look at live doppler seven, you will notice that wind flow is out of the northwest. what's hap

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dustin dawsey, abc seven news. >> california has some of the most ambitious climate change goals in the country, but a new analysis says we won't meet them without major changes. the report, out today from environmental group nextgen, found that california's planet warming emissions aren't dropping fast enough. researchers say we need to triple emissions cuts each year to meet our goals. for 2030, we've only pulled off cuts on this scale twice in the last 20 years, during the recession and during covid. stay at home orders. the study points to rising pollution from transportation despite more electric vehicles on the roads. >> let's talk about the weather for a moment. we're dealing with powerful winds across the bay area today. as you know. this is in san jose. wind blown flags and trees there. the bay area is under a gale warning wind advisory, meaning winds between 39 to 54mph are expected. and it's going to get worse. bart service is back to normal in the east bay after today's windy conditions caused a power outage and delays between oakland and orinda. the outage also affected som

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lena howland, abc seven news in san francisco, a homeowners association is hoping that a new fence will deter open air drug markets in their tenderloin neighborhood at macalester and leavenworth streets. >> the gate even requires a code to get in, cordoning off a paved area where people used to gather at night, according to a media partner. the san francisco standard, the department of public works issued a permit to the 83 mcallister homeowners association. >> the san francisco police department made 54 arrests in a large scale enforcement operation that happened wednesday. it's a part of the city's effort to stop illegal drug deals that happened around the un plaza at night wednesday. those officers seized 600g of narcotics and stolen property, provided shelter to people in need and impounded illegal food vending cards. police say 34 of those arrested already had warrants out for their arrest, and others were arrested for possession for scale, a sale of narcotics, lower electric bills could soon be coming for thousands of p-g-and-e's customers. >> it's all thanks to a new proposal put

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it seems like too much to be coincidence. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. we have seen and some wild weather this saturday. >> former abc seven news reporter david louie got this video of hail coming down in san mateo this evening. it didn't last long, though, before turning into a heavy rain. there was also some hail in the santa cruz mountains earlier today. the viewer who took these photos says there was lightning there as well, and more lightning down in san jose this afternoon. one viewer captured a bolt appearing to strike a plane. the national weather service says most commercial planes do get hit by lightning once or twice a year. now we've seen a little bit of everything in the past 24 hours or so. what is in store for easter sunday? spencer christian standing by, many people hoping for sunshine. >> they'll see some tomorrow. it will be a much different weather picture, but we certainly had some turbulent weather today with those thunderstorms in the santa cruz mountains and down into the south bay over into the mount hamilton area. right now, thoug

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