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lens. >> i don't have legs, but look at what you've got esz especially compared to a lot of patients here. >> reporter: eric will be able to leave tomorrow with the help of friends and family. coming up at 6:00, some of the things he told me he plans to do first when he leaves. he can't wait. >>> still to come, the latest example of how crazy real estate is in the bay area. where can you get this burned out home for $350,000? the storyd "dog-wisperer" went viral -- after rescuing a stray that adu >>> the story of this 6-year-old dog whisperer went viral after rescuing a stray that adults couldn't catch. she was even offered a reality deal. where is she now? coming up next. >>> temperatures cooler today due to that cold ocean breeze and the fog. but we're going hotter tomorrow. we'll let you know when mid 90s return in my forecast. fall. the high-profile silicon valley start-up, "theranos", is dissolving >>> a meteoric rise and a devastating fall. the high profile silicon valley startup is dissolving this week. founder elizabeth holmes became a media star with her claim that with a single

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