after i lost him, i realized that even the basic pleasantries, to someone who was just diagnosed withancer or lost a child, that can seem like a really insensitive question. emily: do you feel like he is still teaching you, all of us? sheryl: definitely. i try to remember what dave would say, i try to remember the things, the way he looked at things. it gets harder as the years go on. certainly, as a parent, specific situations, when i first lost him -- there were situations of my kids where i don't have his opinion, but then i remember what he cared about. he cared for my children, and i know he cared about people in the workplace. i've watched surveymonkey redefined a purpose around curiosity and how people use data to make decisions. i know how much he would like that. and being on your show was emotional for me, because whenever i saw you is when i would watch him. emily: how have you changed how you lead? sheryl: it was something that surprised me. i thought about the fact that when you list someone, you are sad or angry, but what no one had talked about was the confidence loss.

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and after i lost him, i realized that even the basic pleasantries, to someone who was just diagnosed th cancer or just lost a child, that can seem like a really insensitive question. emily: do you feel like he is still teaching you, all of us? sheryl: definitely. i mean, i try to remember what dave would say, i try to remember the things, the way he looked at things. it gets harder as the years go on. i mean certainly, as a parent, specific situations, when i first lost him -- there were situations of my kids where i don't have his opinion, but then i try to remember what he really cared about. he cared for my children, and i know he cared about people in the workplace. i've watched surveymonkey redefined a purpose around curiosity and how people use data to make decisions. i know how much dave would like that. and being on your show was emotional for me, because whenever i saw you is when i would watch him. emily: how have you changed how you lead? sheryl: it was something that really surprised me. i thought about the fact that when you lose someone, you are sad or angry, but what no

. >> i lost my brother, father, mother. pretty much my whole family has passed away since i have been in here. >> me being a homosexual, i am looking forward to getting out of here. >> there are more than 102,000 men and women doing time in the florida state prison system. one is considered the end of the line. the place where inmates go when they can't be handled >> in here you have two emotions, this anger and figure. if you go out there acting like an asshole, you are going to get treated like an [ bleep ]. >> except for a few brief minutes, he has been in prince since 1977. >> this will do one of two things. it will either break you down, you will feel the hate, anger. the other way is you try to stay focused. after a while it becomes a habit. you see a situation, you try to steer away from it. >> these are more disruptive than the normal inmates. they have an inability to live within a population due to their disruption, their nonreceptiveness to the correctal prospect as a whole. >> this represents more than one-third

i lost that and i thought i lost my life. >> let me see your head. >> it's ashy. i ain't shaved. >> on top? >> i know you got the hookup on that. >> glass' job as a prison barber has allowed him to not only change the way other inmates look, but the way he sees them as well. robert burzee is one of his regulars. >> i sat right here in this chair and said -- >> no, the first time you asked me to cut your hair, i wasn't willing to cut your hair. i used to gay bash because i had a homophobia nature. i think everybody does when you're young because you think everybody wants you. and you don't want anybody coming at you like that. >> they call you bra-zee now. >> huh? i didn't get that e-mail. what are you talking about? bra-zee. like his last name. make kind of a joke out of it. which is kind of funny, you know. >> so you don't have a problem cutting gay guys' hair? >> as long as he respects who i am as a man, me being married and all, as long as you don't come at me with that stuff, he's a good dude, you know. >> i've matured a lot. i've developed an understanding i'm

. >> i remember this wonderful teacher i lost i lost in may. there is no affordable housing here for teachers. >> it is a common sense idea. >> she purchased a lot for $359,000. currently it is under zoning for commercial use. teachers would pay $2000 per month. house for rent and the other half toward a down payment. >> they make too much income to qualify for the current housing, but they will never make enough to save up a down payment to purchase a house when a median income house is $1.5 million. >> some city council members argue the need to preserve commercial order for dogs provoked - - >> we lost 2300 acres over 15 years of conversions. that has brought our revenues down for taxes. >> and some say it is a bad precedent. she would like to maintain commercial space without tax losses. some neighbors are concerned with traffic, traffic, privacy, as well as parking. >> there will not be enough parking for owners and customers, employees and residents. >> public comment just came to an end. the majority are in favor of this project. they we

but during winter months it got progressively worse andi months it got progressively worse and i lost of power in my left hand. that bid is not too bad but if i try to squeeze, you could put a sponge, that is as hard as i can get. i have done a few programmes on concussion and when i was there the surgeon concussion and when i was there the surgeon had a big graph of head injuries. did you get some head knocks? i think you always do in the way that we played, definitely. not often concussed but a few banks to the head. a lot of people in scotla nd the head. a lot of people in scotland 1% in scotland, so around 500 sufferers. and quite a large majority probably would have played by. majority probably would have played rugby. i do not think there is any connection to it,. i do not think anyone in the game has ever had a bad word about you. what has the reaction been from people you do not even know? outstanding. the reaction from everyone, really, especially by from everyone, really, especially rugby players. some we know and some we do not. the support has been unbelievable and very hu

situations, specific when i first lost him -- i face more situations with my kids. to remember what he really cared about. i know what he really cared about for me and my children and people in the work lace. i have watched them take on , how people use data to make decisions. i know how much dave would like that. most of the time i ever saw him on the show was with you. facte thought about the that when you are sad or angry -- what nobody had talked about was the confidence lost. people said the kinds of things to me i used to say to people. like, of course you cannot concentrate with all you are going through. work was better once my kids went back to school. i had nothing else to do. that really undercut my confidence. now i have a different approach. i start with, do you need time off? if someone is choosing to be at work, i will not just say, of course you can't concentrate. but i will say, thank you for the contribution. even the most basic complement can help someone facing a personal crisis, a cancer diagnosis, struggling with something in their personal lif

sheryl: i realize after i lost dave how badly we deal with grief. badly we deal with not just finding what we need for ourselves, but supporting each other. i realized before i lost dave, i had no idea how to handle a colleague going through something hard. i would address it once, i am so sorry for your loss -- then it would never mention it again. i realized even the basic pleasantries, how are you, to someone who was diagnosed with cancer or lost a child, that can seem like a really insensitive question. emily: do you feel like he is still teaching you or all of us? sheryl: definitely. i try to remember what dave would say, the way he looked at things. it gets harder as the years go on. as a parent, specific situations when i first lost him -- i face more situations with my kids. i try to remember what he really cared about. i know what he really cared about for me and my children and people in the work place. i have watched them take on surveymonkey, how people use data to make decisions. i know how much dave would like that. on your show, being

i just lost everything i worked for for almost a year. i have nowhere to go. >> slow down. slow down, guys. let me get to get everybody's story on. so tell us where you guys are now. and how you got rescued. where are you now exactly? >> we're at lee college in the gymnasium part. me and my grandmother got rescued because a volunteer, i guess from baytown, we asked him could he bring us somewhere. and he finally brung us. 911 -- >> audio appears to have gone out again. >> all our food is bad. everything is full of blackwater and ruined. we don't have nothing. >> how many people are with you? how many people are there with you? >> huh. >> how many people are there with you? you have to let me jump in. when you talk, i can't hear. >> you 13 in total. >> they came in a group with us. five of us. >> the rest is kids. >> six kids. >> yes, we were all at memorial baptist church at first. how i got rescued with my three kids, i don't know who told the rescue team to come. when they did, did they came in the big trucks with the rails. they didn't have any cover over it. so it was r

his wife and son helped to clean the road grime off the collection. >> if i lost all my stuff i lovedrom my childhood, i would want it back. >> reporter: randy isn't much into baseball cards himself. at this point he just wants to do the right thing and return all of this to its rightful owner. >> you realize it is more of a personal value than financial, right? so somebody's going to miss this. it's -- they spent a lot of time putting it together. >> it's a lot of gum to go through. >> reporter: he posted about the cards on his facebook page and contacted police departments. but the collector has yet to come forward. in pleasant hill, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> we are checking on our weather now. beezie today. >> breezy and a little cooler. sandhya patel is going to tell us more. >> i hope you enjoyed the breezy cool conditions as you take a look at this time lapse from the east bay hills camera. we have a deep marine layer, a healthy marine layer at that. coming in. i love seeing this view. it's about 2,000 feet deep and already progressing across the bay into some of the valley

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unfortunately, i lost my two friends. they were my class fellows. i lost those friends in hospital.the house waiting to hear the bad news. my parents were distraught. my mother was crying nonstop. we were in a shock situation, waiting by the phone, complete shock, in utter shock, how something unexpected like that could happen at any moment and that's why it's so dangerous. the attack was a stark reminder of what hospitals in afghanistan are up against. but it's notjust the direct results of terror attacks that need attention. with poor sanitation, scarce resources and a low standard of medical training, there are numerous problems whichjust don't occur in the developed world. 0n waheed's latest trip, he visits a number of hospitals to check on the progress of his telemedicine scheme and inevitably encounters new cases. waheed's telemedicine scheme is deliberately nonpolitical and nonreligious. and when the unreliable afghan telephone system allows, it gets results. translation: all hospitals receive complicated cases, but almost all maternity hospitals have emergencies. two cases w

>> i left the store and i lost touch with them, this was before facebook in 2004 and six so when i started writing the book i just have to let fontenot in touch with all them. it was a high turnover job. people came and the left three months, for much but i did the later all the people i write about them in my head but i couldn't keep track of them. hopefully somebody will find something and they will read. i'm not in touch with anybody. >> are you still adjusting to the differences of the two cultures? do you find it difficult? >> i think i'm doing pretty well in united states. i have adjusted. sometimes after looking at what i go back to india i have to adjust there. it's a reverse culture shock. somebody asked me somewhere what's my next project? in 2007 i went back to india for your and i felt a house a house for my parents. did i tell you that i built a house. not with my hands but i hired the contractor would have to range of a plumber and electrician and bricklayer, everything from the first note to the last coat of the paint. i built a house in nine months and that was a shock. i w

i lost control of my car.eporter: she crashed into a car and if it weren't for that she would have gone over the edge of a cliff. batista fled but was arrested the same afternoon by uc berkeley police after stalling -- stealing a car. the grizzly peak fire was burning for an hour. and officer searched him and found a cigarette lighter. the suspect admitted to starting a fire and admitted to starting eight other fires in the

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. >> i lost dan last year when he had his heart attack.ost myself in food and a depression so bad i couldn't leave the bed. >> it breaks my heart. 20 years ago, roseanne signed off with an emotional good-bye. >> she is breathing life into the family, john goodman can come back from the dead. >> dan. >> call somebody. >> was it all a dream? we'll find out when "roseanne" returns to tv next year, but we do know this -- john goodman will be back. this weekend, abc's president told "e.t." that the writers won't completely ignore the events of the finale, but that, quote, i can confirm that dan is definitely still alive. it was something that roseanne herself joked about in may. >> how can you bring john goodman back? because remember, dan passed away the last episode. >> he did? >> of a heart attack. you're killing me. >> i don't remember that show. >> two weeks ago, roseanne and tv daughter sara gilbert snapped this pic from the writer's room. comeback after doing a "rose ann parody on the talk. >> there's something i have been wanting to tal

mystery of lost another missile today and that possibly in the sea of japan. i had a chance to interview some families who have lost loved ones in these current conflicts. when you see those stories on the news, does it immediately give you a pain in your stomach? how do you deal with that emotionally because it is something you dealt with as a child, now you're seeing other children go through it. >> i just got goosebumps when you said that. it is very personal to me because two of my three son knows are on active duty -- two of my three sons are on active duty. i am retired. i serve 32 years. in my experience with all of this, i have come to believe in serendipity, or whatever you want to call it. , will thegritty circle be unbroken. two incidences. gentleman sitting in the seat was a first kernel and i was second lieutenant. and the tuskegee airmen unit were involved. we were all connected. obviously, when my own sons were deployed, it was very nerve-racking. -- i have beeny to many blue to gold ceremonies were mothers, wives, children traded their blue servi

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there so you'll know i lost his boss because. then people. showing us you know you're not. you know just i mean what almost what it i'm already what it was but. i mean. if it up as well i must. get off on getting worse but those were the old. my bad and we've got a bomb i just bought that already and yes it will be and he thought a good thing of it. greetings and sell you taishan it's august ninth has become an important date in the people's history of the united states my watchers because three years ago on august ninth teenager michael brown jr was tragically shot and killed in the streets by then ferguson missouri police officer darren wilson and the humid dog days of the summer of two thousand and fourteen brown's murder in the dubious actions of ferguson city officials and its aftermath was just the match to gasoline the broad long standing racial tensions between law enforcement and black communities across the united states back into the headlines. killing in the violent militarized police response to the protests over his death helped lead to the exponential rise of

i just assumed i lost my house. at that point, knowing i lost everything, i had nothing to lose at that point. it was about going out and helping others at that point. my wife was spared, my wife and family, kids were with me >> i believe we're look i want to go some video as you were out driving around. we've seen these incredible images coming out of houston, horrible, horrible stories. as you were out that rescuing people, what did you see? what -- what sorts of encounters can you experience? >> you know, families with children, stuck in cars trying to get through the water and thinking they can make a car stalling, trying to get babies out of the cars and people trying to walk in -- like an ocean, some of the current were so strong, and you know, people stuck in their houses on the second floor, i'm talking about in some days million houses and in the top floor of their homes screaming for help. it was like a sci fi movie. it was amazing, i never seen anything like it. i've been here 12 years, i'm from philadelp

willford's wife and son helped clean the road grime off the collection. >> if i lost all of my stuff that i loved from my childhood, i would want it back. >> randy willford isn't much into baseball cards himself at this point. he just wants to do the right thing and return all of this to its rightful owner. >> you realize it's probably much more of a personal value than financial, right? so somebody's going to miss this. they spent a lot of time putting it together,o s them back. a lot of gum to go through. >> willford posted ubcards on his facebook page and contacted several local police departments, but so far, the collector has yet to come forward. in pleasant hill, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> he spent all of that time picking through the bushes to gather up those cards. >> someone out there must be missing them. good morning, mike. >> i hope they find that person. there could be some gold in those cards. it's back to school again today. we'll start with today school districts, sunol glen, unified school district heading back to school. we'll show you on the graphics in a second.

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they lost a cluster of wickets. ba i rstow not sufficient. they lost a cluster of wickets.ee p of wickets. bairstow went to a reverse sweep when it wasn't needed. they needed moeen ali, who soothed the nerves of everyone. he made 84 beautiful runs. he batted at number eight. no one is better at that position in the world. chris woakes was at nine. they hoped to get some west indian batsmen out. england did not take any wickets but then the chances of victory on the fifth day. we may see jimmy anderson's chances of victory on the fifth day. we may seejimmy anderson's 500 chances of victory on the fifth day. we may see jimmy anderson's 500 test cricket. it is not certain. you hopefully want to bowl. it was overcast. it is nice to bat when the sui'i overcast. it is nice to bat when the sun is out. when it is overcast, it is not as easy. it is a bit slippery. hopefully i can get a good bowl tomorrow. the eu relish that every i will be a new tomorrow? -- do you relish. —— eye will be on you. i hope so. bangladesh hold a lead of 88 runs with nine wickets remaining heading into da

i lost my [bleep]. i said seriously? yes, i was like no. i hope they air it. i hope the air every single word. i had a witness, my publicist was there and it's exactly as bad as you think it is. people don't know how to talk about it. every single review, i write with my highest weight was and i wrote it just to get people context his people are actually really bad about guessing numbers of what weight looks like. people think that every woman weighs 140 pounds or 110 pounds and she's like no, i'm rocking to ten. every single review has mentioned it. every single one. i'm just like [bleep] me. >> is the obsession with the thinness and people still read weight loss memoirs -- is almost dangerous to write about your weight or what it is you're trying to do because people instead of getting out it will use a manual for here's how i'm going to -- >> this is how i don't become her. you'd be so lucky. it's very frustrating and people want answers so they wanted to be a cautionary tale. what is the number that i need to start panicking and do over. it's really intere

i of lost three, four, 500-year-old oak trees in my yard, blown over, blown down. i of got a huge magnolia tree sit ong my roof. >> reporter: ever seen anything like this before? >> yeah, i've seen it before, never personally been through it before. but, you know, this is a really bad hurricane as far as hurricanes go. >> reporter: we understand this is a community that has missed or sort of dodged the bullet, right? the hurricanes in the past have missed this community. the sheriff told me about 50% or 60% of the town decided to stay because this is -- it has been a missed target in the past. >> i didn't realize that many stayed. i thought i was about one of the very few stupid ones that stuck around. it's my last one to ride out, i'll tell you that. t >> reporter: the experience was that harrowing. >> yeah. it was just all night long. i didn't sleep a wink. it just -- it sounded like a freight train with square wheels. it was just loud as it could be. you know, i just didn't know when it was going to take my roof off, you know. >> reporter: glad you survived and y

it, i lost it, i couldn‘t control it, it was overwhelming.e sport, we wanted to be the best and we are and it's buhriz surreal. i just have to pinch myself this is a reality and it's brilliant. and if the crowd was excited just watch british women‘s relay team. it was a night of double celebration, moments earlier they sprinted to a superb silver we find the usa. great britain and northern ireland and jamaica... there was also silver for sirmo farah in jamaica... there was also silver for sir mo farah in his final drag race, in recent years he has faced questions about his controversial coach alberto salazar who is under investigation by the us and the doping authorities but this morning he criticised the media for their treatment of him. what i have achieved is through hard work and sometimes, it you guys get to me at certain times because you never write the fact, the fact is over the yea rs, write the fact, the fact is over the years, i have achieved my hard work through my hard work and pain. this was not the end to his career, sir mo far

of the 81st infantry division received heroic awards. >> i was entitled to a purple heart, but i had lostmany men that had had arms blown off and legs blown off and just really serious wounds that -- i just felt like it would be an insult to them. for me to wear the same medal. >> in a bizarre twist, more than 2 1/2 years after the last shots were fired, some of the few remaining japanese soldiers still refused to believe that the war was over. >> there were 72 japanese who held out, hid in the caves. in that time, their numbers dwindled from 72 down to 34. and 34 actually surrendered in april of 1947. >> in this "war stories" exclusive, one of the japanese holdouts told us how he literally lived under the boots of american troops. >> translator: i was hiding in a small, narrow cave that i discovered. we were trying to stop laughing because the americans were right on top of us and then goofing around, we would say we could kill them if we wanted to, but we just stayed hidden. >> today the republic of peleliu looks very much like it did before the preinvasion bombardment in 1944. and some

now for many, it was their very first mammogram. >> i have lost my father, my grandmother and four aunts to cancer, and i guess i just kind of in my mind felt like i didn't even want to know if that was the case. >> it wasn't that big a deal, was it? >> it wasn't. it wasn't. >> denise giles is 52 years old and she vows she will never miss her annual mammogram from now on and she will tell every woman she knows to get tested. >>> a local western african immigrant community is grief stricken news tonight massive mudslide that devastated their home country of sierra leone. the pre-dawn hours monday torrential rains caused a mudslide that wiped out mountainside homes just east of free town that's the capital city in sierra leone in west africa. several hundred people are dead. twice that number are still missing and thousands more are homeless. many immigrants from that impoverished neighbor nation live in southwest philadelphia and they are heart broken. >> it is really devastating. my heart is bleeding. it's bleeding. it's hard. it's really, really hard, my brother. >> my cousins, my broth

i was only in high school when i lost my house. i came home to my entire house being on my front yard. so i hope that we don't have to go through any of that again. but the thing is everyone, no matter color, race, religion, comes together in their community at a time like this, like no one has ever seen. they will become stronger and it will make everyone better people. >> and your dad was a medical first responder during katrina. >> yes. >> and he helped check out everyone's life after the storm. how is your family doing right now? >> well, they've been -- we actually went to alexandria north louisiana first when we evacuated and my family has been begging me to come down here ever since because i've always evacuated with them when we had a hurricane. so they're constantly worried, checking up on us and just wanted us to be there with him to finish riding it out, make sure that our home is okay and to come back if they needed to to help with everything. >> kate beard, congratulations on your pregnancy. i'm so sorry. >> thank you.

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but i miss those days ♪ >> come on! ♪ la-la-la-la-la-la-lostorry that you saw me when i lost my way ♪ ♪ but it's all coming back yeah that the feeling isn't over ♪ >> sing it. ♪ hey i know i was lost but i miss those days ♪ >> hello, everyone, good morning, 8:56, friday, august 11. matt pellman is here with the final countdown of the morning rush. >> reporter: final countdown of the week. we're getting ready for a busy afternoon commute as people head to the shore and phils game and roger waters events. i-95 at broad street will be busy, right now you're good to go heading out on i-95. sluggish speeds on the schuylkill expressway animal the northbound blue route through delaware county. we're gearing up for midday construction it's emergency work that will close montgomery avenue, 320, the westbound lane near villanova. old guff road a better bet. deep run road or stump road would be the alternates for the construction bedminster, elephant road. >> good morning to you, karen. >> reporter: nice and bright out here, matt, we'll have a good amount

count of how a nalysts we spoke i lost count of how analysts saying that this was evidence ofjohn kellyd i feel i evidence ofjohn kelly taking control and ifeel i have heard this is only times with reference to the trump administration. that is true and it is a big caveat. the facts are that generaljohn kelly is qualified to bring order to the white house. he has all of the characteristics, he is disciplined and respected in the white house. he has experience and donald trump likes him and admires him and he is not afraid to speak truth to power and have decisive leadership and all of those things exist and you have had in the initial 24 hours invitations in the west wing that people will fall into line and follow the rules and accept his structure. we will see how it works out. after all the bad press donald trump got in the last week, he might wa nt to trump got in the last week, he might want to leave an impression that the white house is not in complete chaos but the million—dollar question is that he is a source of a lot of the unpredictability and how much will he listen to his ne

up until now is obvious, but if and when confidence is lost, i think it lost in a very abrupt fashion, causing conceivably a ruckus in the bond market, stock markets, and in financial nstitutions. ♪ david: you have given a lot of money and raised a lot of money for republicans. do they listen to you? paul: their problem is they are subject to all kinds of forces, all kinds of pressures coming from 360 degrees on their compasses, so the right policies and best ideas are not necessarily the things that make the final cut. ♪ ♪ david: in the political world, you have become well known in the republican party outside of your firm. the last presidential election, who was your favorite candidate? [laughter] paul: i supported -- i stood aside for most of 2015, and then supported marco rubio. david: when he dropped out, did you have anybody next? [laughter] paul: um, no. i stood aside. david: ultimately when donald trump was the nominee for the party, did you support him as the nominee? paul: i voted for him. david: ok. paul: and there is -- i was not going to vot

i lost a little bit of money. >> why? playing cards. >> well, don't play cards. >> i have to play cards to eat, because i don't got money. i have to win to eat and i lose and it frustrates me. i hurts me right here when i lose. >> really? >> yeah, it's like it builds up a lot of anger -- >> i think you're pointing too high. >> it makes me anxious. why didn't you put money in my account? >> because. i'm going to put $10 in your account today, which is going to suck $3 out. so you're going to -- do what you got to do on seven bucks. >>even, because they take out three. >> seven dollars? >> you know what? wah. don't go to jail if you want more than seven bucks a week. >> i appreciate it all, mom. >> buy some crackers. >> i'm going to gamble it away. >> really? >> i'm going to try to turn that 7 into 14. and 14 into 30. >> really? do you have shoes like those? >> because it was like -- yeah. i had to sell my crocs. >> what? >> i sold my crocs. >> why? >> because i needed to eat. >> are you kidding me? >> it's cool. um -- is t

but i miss those days ♪ >> come on! ♪ la-la-la-la-la-la-lostnd i'm sorry that you saw me when i lost my way ♪ ♪ but it's all coming back yeah that the feeling isn't over ♪ >> sing it. ♪ hey i know i was lost but i miss those days ♪ >> from abc news this is a good morning washington update. >> gm, washington, i'm melanie hastings. d.c. police are searching for two gunmen after a double shooting. >> this happened around 3:30 p.m. near montana and saratoga avenues in northeast. one man was shot and wounded. another victim, a 17 year old girl remain said in critical condition after she was shot in the head while she sat in her car. and a rough start to the pre-season for the redskins. final score, 23-3. starting quarterback, kirk cousins completed only one of two passes in iz only series of work on the field. his nexal game will be at home, august 19 against the packers. >> finally friday we'll have a lot of cloud coverage, more high today, storms after likely after 7:00 p.m. tomorrow, 85, it's very humid, cloutedy in the morning, a few mid-day sho

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