notices to evict. they did again today late today this afternoon. notices were distributed by uniformed police and this time, that is a change from fire notices -- prior notices when the city posted them around the camp. and the campers did not appreciate the police presence but the affect appears to be the same as notices had in the past that. is protestors plan to ilg nor them. >> this f.they want to take badges off and put gun as way and talk to us like human beings that is fine. but with badges and sticks and energy of you're going to listen to me because i can kick you no thank you that is not what this is about. >> and the city is not legally required to post notices and campers think of this as an illegal encampment. and the mayor is praying for a

peaceful resolution to this situation. >> one day after a young man was gunned down the mayor called for peace with release of a dove. she repeated her plea distributing flyers asking hundreds to leave frank ogowa plaza. >> it's another example of why we need to close the encampment at city hall. and we're asking everyone at the plaza to leave the plaza we're going give another official notice today. >> the man killed thursday identified as alex was just steps from the test in an area where several young men had been fighting. oakland police officer association says last night's murder was related to the camp. >> i don't see too many broad daylight murders in downtown oakland.

what happened in oakland is that this occupy oakland created an environment conducive to crime. >> since the shooting of anything to do with camp? >> no. nothing to do with camp. they were not occupiers. it happened in an area where kids come after school anyways. >> we know that this is getting more and more out of hand and know there are groups taking advantage of what's happening. i do not understand what else this mayor is waiting for. >> another city council member thinks it's time for the mayor to stop asking. and just act. >> it's totally disheartening that that murder took place if we'd close that had encampment i'm a thousand percent sure that that would not have happened. >> this point only affect notices have had is to profrt protestors to begin complaining about alleged

police brutality. we have to remember in terms of the action against the camp that last time city posted a quote final notice was on a friday. they didn't move in on the camp until following tuesday. and there are sources who say they were getting ready to move next week. >> thank you. several local law enforcement agencies say they're not going to help oakland deal for free anymore. the sheriff's department wants to charge the city a thousand dollars per deputy if they're asked to help clean up the plaza again. and there is a dozen outside protestor as loued to move but because they were allowed to move back in the sheriff's department says the city does not qualify anymore. >> this is designed for emergencies and this is no longer an emergency you've allowed people to come in there to camp out.

>> why should the county be n the hook to pay for salaries to fix a problem you should have solved in the first place. >> the oakland police officers association says they need help. the department cannot handle this situation alone they say. and the mayor could wo not respond to questions about the story. >> and the two pedestrians hit by a car during occupy oakland strike have hired lawyers. whole thing captured on this camera. they want to know why police haven't arrested the driver of the car for attempted murder. and we're live with the story. >> it's a serious charge but the injured pedestrians say they do believe the driver tried to kill them. the lawyers still say they don't know who that driver is but based on cell phone video they believe the driver was angry, aggressive, and tried to pick a fight when he stopped the car. >> there has been a horrible

breech of trust in this case. >> lawyers for injured protestors say police are dragging their feet. lance was hit by the car. >> and i want this person arrested for attempted murder of myself and margaret. >> margaret was his friend also injured and said she is still waiting to talk to police. >> and they usually contact victims of a crime. i haven't been contacted but i know they have my information. >> a cell phone video captured what happened that night. marchers were walking down broadway at 11th. a mercedes-benz tried to cross the intersection. lance jumped in front of the car. and began banging on the hood. the driver hit his gas police responded and an angry crowd wanted an arrest. officers released the driver further aggravating the crowd. they surrounded the car for tense moments. police say they took down the

driver's name and information as well as witness accounts. then passed their report on to oakland police. because they say it happened in their jurisdiction. but the lawyers for the injured pedestrians say otherwise. >> police aided and abetted his escape. >> they sks ls questioned why police have been slow in investigating this case. police spokesperson told us today that the major crimes unit is investigating the case. and they'll look into a possible charge of swault dadely weapon and will forward results of the investigation tt district attorney saying it's up to that office whether a complaint will be filed. lawyers showed this report with little information a suspect's name and says unknown. and there are no witnesses listed though there were many. and after the news conference i spoke again to the police

spokesperson watson z she believes that with the lawyers have is an original police report without what is called a supplemental attachments with all of the information that mayor looking for. the lawyers say they want state attorney general harris to investigate. vic lee abc 7 news. >> mens of occupy oakland have completed a march in support of two veterans hochboring two soldiers injured in confrontation was police in oakland. but controversial new details are emerging about the military service and a web site he may have run. since his injury former marine brought international attention to the occupy oakland encampment. >> he suffered a brain injury

from a tear gas project yil. he's just now recovering his speech. >> he was hoppored by veterans for speech but bloggers and some military service members are raising red flags about the military service. and point this this web site called i hate the marine corps.com registered to a scott olsen and listed on olsen's you tube profile page. ate forum for march dwreenz vent about the aspects of the corps they don't like. george johnson is a member of veterans for peace. >> i met him between his first and spekd tours in iraq. and tried to talk him out of going back the second time. >> i asked him thoughts about the web site. >> maybe he does hate the marine corps that. is his privilege. there is a lot to hate about outfits like that. >> according to a report scott olsen received an

administrative discharge from the marines. these details of the record are controversial especially for members of the marine corps and people who have family who served. and diane's son was killed in iraq in 2004. >> to come home and bash marines is out of line and pathetic. >> we tried to contact friends and family of olsen for details about his discharge and are yet to get a response. >> and two cars rolled down cliffs today in separate accidents near mount diablo. a driver went off the road was rescued. you can see crews carrying the driver up the steep hill. we're told the driver was flown to the thopt get checked out. hours earlier another accident off the same road killed a

female driver. authorities found the body of an unidentified white female believed to be in her late 50s down the canyon. and the chp says no other vehicles appeared to be involved. >> and a tragic accident involving a garbage truck that left a skateboarder dead and another in the hospital with serious injuries. sky 7 hd flew overhead and say the 11-year-old and 12-year-old were skating down the street when colliding with a garbage truck. one boy died and the other lifted to childrens hospital oakland. >> there is a move to boost taxes paid every time you fill up. a report shows we're hundreds of billions of dollars short whit comes to fixing roads. and there is a funding gap that could delay safety improves. >> whether it's road conditions...

>> there is pot hole autos or endless traffic jams. >> this is growing. i think that soon we'll be like l.a.. >> motorists know it's rough to drive in the states. a report by california transportation commission reveals will take $500 billion through 2020 to maintain crumbling roads outdated freeways and public transit. the problem is that we'll barely have half of the money. >> we're looking at close to $300 billion that we don't know where it's going to come from. >> leaders say it's time to look at raising the gas tax currently 18 cents for the date state and another 18 for the feds. it hasn't gone up since 1994 at the least smrks experts say should increase with inflation. >> when you look at not having raised a gas tax and when you look at the fact that the cost of building is more than troubled the value that have

gas tax is really declined. >> with high prices and tough times, still griping consumers there are most reluctant to approve tax hike autos we're hesitant is that it just being levied to he fix the problem. >> i think they ought to look for other means and way autos without a funding increase some fear the once-envied transportation system in california could collapse. >> our infrastructure is why we are the state we are and why we have economy that we do. without it we're like another third world nation. >> there could be signs that sentiments are changing and saw that about 80% of the measures unrelated to schools passed throughout california. in sacramento abc 7 news. >> a lot more still to come. the president arrived in california for a basketball game.

and still, coming up here tonight you're going to see how the deck of the u.s. carl vindz onhas been transformed just for that occasion. >> and this man calls it toughest transition of his life. challenge facing veterans as they go from being soldiers to students. >> and there is rain continuing to fall throughout the bay area when we expect wet weather to end? just a moment. >> also here east bay couples picked

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. white house officials tried to push energy secretary out of the door over fremont based solyndra was beginning. an e mail shows an official calling hsu brilliant but not the man needed for other department needs. the e mail circulated by the former chief of staff and seen by more than a dozen senior white house officials. hsu a physicist supported solyndra as the company was clearly losing money. >> one of the most unique veterans day events is underway now in san diego. the president and first lady are in san diego aboard aircraft carrier uss carl vinzen. for college basketball game being played on the flight deck. before the tip off he thanked american vet transfor service

saying he's honored to be their commander in chief. >> i can tell you that every day when i interact with military and with the men and women in uniform... i could not be prouder to be an american. >> 7,000 fans watched to take the university of carolina take on michigan state. >> here in the bay area a veteran day vigil taking place in lay fayette tonight. each cross represents lives lost in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. for eight years, volunteers added a white cross for each service member killed but in august they ran out of room. the number will not grow volunteers update a prominent sign keeping count of the number of war dead. now, more than 6,000. >> first of its kind ker monday honoring veterans took place in alameda.

>> representatives from the armed forces and british consulate tossed wreaths into the bay. this year's ker monday honored a strong bond between the united states and grit britain. >> we've been great allies since world war ii. we serve together in wars in z.conflicts. and we just thought we're good allies. >> november 11th is the day the british remembered their soldiers killed on duty. >> rather gloomy day out there foremost of use and spencer christian is here with more on the rain. >> and there is weekend should be dry. there is a live view of the golden gate bridge. it's rather wet.

doesn't appear to be pouring but pavement is still wet. that means that you still need to exercise caution driving on wet pavement. here is a look at live doppler 7. there is patches of rainfall and locally heavy down pours now. and there is pockets of at least rod rit rainfall. now towards los altos wet as well. our rainfall totals are increasing and over half an inch and there is over a quarter in san francisco and oakland. we're getting wet weather spread around the bay area. temperatures at this hour into 50s mainly low to mid-50s some upper 50s and showers diminishing overnight. overnight tonight row

temperatures milder than we've seen mainly mid-40s around the bay area z in the north bay there will be cooler air. here in san francisco expecting a low of 50 tonight. we go to satellite and radar composite image. a frontal system brought us wet weather pushing throughout the bay area and it's southeastward. and we'll get clearing behind that front tomorrow. taking a look at overnight picture at 7:00 this evening we'll see showers tonight and then by mid to late morning we should see mainly sunny skies and will be drying out and getting ready for a dry weekend. high temperatures tomorrow will be into low to mid-60s. there is a couple cool spots as will half moon bay. clear lake a high of only 57 z near monterey bay highs into

mid 60s near the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. pleasant weekend coming our way. milder weather settling in for early part of the week. there are high temperatures climbing back into mid to upper 60s. there is a chance of showers again towards end of the week. at the moment too early to say whether it's going to be a significant rain storm or just a chance of showers. >> you've got your eye on it yes. with both eyes. >> up next care packages prepared in east bay for service men and women oversea autos yes. and what silicon valley is doing to feed t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t

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t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t active members of the military are not being forgoten. volunteers prepared dozens of care packages that include items to remind personnel of all of the comforts at home including thank you letter frtz public. it's part of the wounded warrior project an organization helping wounded soldiers transz yigs into civilian life. which can be a very difficult transition. >> they make sure the guys are there and going to make sure you're okay. so that we don't have same type of issues and same types of sue sides that happened in other war autos this weekend safeway stores are collecting donations for injured soldiers. department of defense estimates 747,000 troops have been injured in afghanistan and iraq. >> and with so many people

struggling in the tough economy need for food donation sdz more urgent than ever. the message is not lost from these people from cisco. they got down to business today at second harvest food bank in support of the holiday and fun campaign. there is a goal of $1.3 million, sorry. $11.3 million. >> here we we're one of the fortunate places to be. one out of 10 people in the valley need help. sometimes they got laid off sometimes family members had a health issue that they just can't participate anymore. so message for all of us is that you can make a difference. >> one in four people is affected by hunger in the valley with one in 10 now receiving food from second harvest. >> and our thanksgiving drive starts here on monday. we'll be being skg to you get involved. >> still head wall street

prices shoot up on a pair of positive headlines out of europe. and the outlook for california is not so hot. >> a bay area veteran makes a transition from soldier to student. a challenge made easier by a vet-friendly campus. >> this woman paid thousands for her husband's nursing home care. it took michael finny to get her insurance to pay up.

g upward swing after a pair of major developments. in italy the senate passed a budget that will help it qualify for a debt bailout clearing the way for the prime minister considered an impediment to economic

reforms, and in greece a new prime minister there seemed power today over a government that will try to reform the greek economy and avoid a catastrophic default tlchl the dow jones gained 259 points today. s and p 500 closed up 24678 the dow gained almost enough to make it for a big loss on wednesday. and it's up 170 points for the week. >> a new report from university of pacific today said outlook for california's economy over two years has deteriorated. here are the bullet points. the economy expected to grow a mere 1.5% next year, and 2.2% the year after that. housing will rebound in 2013. 165,000 new construction jobs will be created over four years. and unemployment will remain above 10% through 2014. >> and more money matters now. the wall street trading company collapsed last week today terminated it's work force of a thousand people. the company plans to vacate

the new york offices while liquidates. sec says it's disciplined eight people for failing to uncover the bernard madoff ponzy scheme. three had salaries cut ask two suspended for a month without pay. emi, british music company home to the beatles coldplay and katy per gee breaking up. universal will boy the recording division and sony buying the publishing division. apple released a software update that could extend the battery life of the iphone 4 s. you can get the update by connecting to i tune autos pg&e is playing off -- laying off more than 200 people and facing a new investigation tonight. both as a result of the san bruno exmotion last fall. the state public utilities commission authorized a new investigation into the standard pg&e uses to classify its underground lines. they have admitted misclassifying 172 miles of pipelines, making them exempt

from safety standards. layoffs as a result of a corporate reorganization. pg&e split gas and electricity operations into two separate units. the company has hired about 90 people in gas division. 200 people now in information technology will lose jobs. also 25 people who have been installing smart meters being let go since the roll ut of the meters is nearly complete at this point. >> there are approximately two million military veterans in california. thousands more expected to return as conflicts in iraq and afghanistan wind down. many of them will want to use the gi pill to--bill to pay for a college education. tonight carolyn tyler on the growth of veterans services at san francisco state university. >> from bootel field to classroom, the transition from soldier to student serving with the army in afghanistan z completed two tours of duty in iraq.

his latest mission use money from gi bill to earn a degree in international relations from san francisco state university. >> one of the hardest transition that's can take place in a human's life. >> last year nancy pelosi saluted the veteran students who were here. >> there are 430 military vets on this campus. san francisco state with a well known and long history of antiwar sentiment is welcoming warrior was open arms. this university of 30,000 students has been named one of the nation's top military friendly schools. and vets get priority in registration. there are career counseling and a key ponent. veterans center celebrating

its one-year anniversary this veteran's day. it's a one stop shop run by a former marine. >> there is a support team they can come to me when they have a problem and i have contacts that while here i can resolve most issue autos if i had to go wait in line with an 18-year-old kid and talk to someone who went you went where? can you call the va? if i had to deal with that i probably may not have enrolled. >> this 27-year-old he-year-old former marine is pursuing a degree in film. and this time last year was in afghanistan. using cameras to record daempk russ mission. >> this is a surreal existence you come home and everybody's biggest complaint is that darn assign oomt their challenges are different.

shaek suffered a traumatic brain injury and now uses a special pen to help him. >> taiktsing a picture of everything i write. >> resources are invaluable. and so is the veteran's club on campus. and offers emotional support. >> this is coming from a world where there is a team a squad a platoon a company. you lose that. we're trying to gain and rebuilt bild that feeling. >> in times of devastating cuts the university president says this school wants to make sure that vets are a priority. >> if we can get more money and to provide services we'd be deal yaited -- delighted to receive it. vet transare well worth support we can provide. >> at san francisco state university abc 7 news.

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every child needs to be tested for high cholesterol by age 11 so steps can be taken to prevent heart disease later in live.

and current guidelines recommend testing for children only who have high cholesterol obese or diabetic. or those with a family history of early heart disease. recent studies show many children with high cholesterol are being missed. doctors recommend testing every child between 9-11. >> san francisco lesbian gay freedom ban led a 90 second veteran daes a parade today. and despite rain hundreds of people turned out as the parade made its way from market to city hall. and serving members of the military joined vets on bikes and service groups caring for soldiers when they return home. the parade pays tribute to 10th anniversary of the war in afghanistan, and the 70th anniversary of world war ii. >> and in san jose veterans day kicked off with a meeting today. and mayor chuck read thanking veterans for service. the parade along santa clara street got underway around

noon. organizers asay it's the largest in northern california. some participants sheltered in vintage cars along the route and thousands turned out to cheer under detered by gloomy weather. >> ask veteran's day has been added significance this year it's also 11-11-11 the date considered by chinese to guarantee a marriage lasting a lifetime. that is for many people to take advantage of the unusual date to tie the knot. and there is city hall opened and stephanie and dillan todd exchanged vows at 11:00 for added luck. there are other reasons for picking this date. >> binary code. yes. how to do dna codes. >> there is one significant thing is that now it's our anniversary. >> and the numbers represents one husband, one wife one soul in chinese. congratulations autos date you can remember.

>> and just ahead michael finney gets an insurance company to pay for the coverages promised to a woman. >> and and and a magic

>> if you want to be prepared for jeern years you may be considering long term care insurance but are those policies worth expense? one couple had trouble getting benefits so they turned to michael finney not once but twice. >> yes. this couple poured more than $60,000 into their long term care insurance. but when they needed it it was hard to come by. dan said they contacted me, twice. last time they saw beverly jo she was fighting to get her husband's insurance company to pay for long term care now git fiting again. >> they started giving me trouble. >> beverly said jack suffer aid stroke and left him

disabled. and they purchased a long term care policy in 1996 expensive up to $534 per month. and now beverly figured it would pay off. however, she filed a claim for home nurseing and found benefits did not come easy. >> they kept writing me and telling me no. we can't pay that much. >> the company declined to pay full benefits. 7 on your side contacted her carrier senior health insurance of pennsylvania. the company reviewed the claim and in the end did pay her an additional $4092 in benefits. she was relieved but months later found herself fighting the company again. >> they took their sweet time trying to put obstacles in the path. >> jack wound up in a nursing home beverly received a bill and filed another claim. >> they sent me papers claim forms. i filled them out. >> and the company said it

wasn't enough information. the nursing home did provide more data but the shin sureance company said still, not enough. >> said it's six pages. they want 35 pages. >> she says she and the nursing home never received a clear idea of what information the company wanted. and just a letter saying time was running out. >> we can't hold this claim forever. so the deadline is october 28th. >> the letter said without extra data we'll be unable to pay your claim. one day before the deadline beverly contacted 7 on your side again. and again we contacted the company and soon beverly got the good news. >> the senior health care called and sid we received all of the information. in one day. >> they agreed to process the claim and sent her this check for $7,000. the company saying the requested information was finally received on october 27th 2011 and never denied

mr. jones eligibility however a bill was denied because we cannot read dates of service. >> i am thankful to 7 on your side. i mean all i do is call you and by the way you do something about it. >> and before you buy a policy go to the web site at the california department of insurance. and there if if you want we'll hook you up. go to abc 7 news.com. >> americans living longer this is more important. >> big issue it is. >> revival of the rock musical "hair" is on stage. and it's a show about war protests and counter culture today there is a trip back in time.

>> there have the songs in the area of tye-dye drop outs and reolt. 1967. the national tour is in san francisco, the cast took an opportunity to find the 1957 roots. >> could you like a flower? you're welcome. >> taking it to the streets. and there is a lot of flowers in the hair this one. it seems to echo in today's protest. >> fighting for equality and... you know to have your voice heard. >> there is a city tour. and the bus becomes a traveling movie theater. >> and there is only one place they can go. here it is. the way it was in 1967.

a chance for actors to experience what they interpret on stage. and where their parents might have gone. >> it's trendier here. i know. >> and not quite like it was in 1967. >> it's more 60s and laid back chill. >> and there is a bit of a 90s punk rock to it. >> letting the sun shine in. >> and cool. >> let's get one last check on the forecast. things improving heading into weekend. >> yes. let the sun shine in. >> and right now things becoming more active. all of a sudden. you can see here look at the pockets of heavy rainfall to redwood city z woodside and farther south toupt east bay. there is wet weather in active

weather from san ramone to berkeley. so it's wet to and around benicia and pinole. there is totals inching up towards a half inch. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a dry weekend showers tapering off by morning and there is mild weather and there is a chance of showers against at the end of next week. interesting isn't it? >> yes. the weather, yes. >> thank you. >> and coming up espn's college game day comes to

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oakland police just released new information on suspects from yesterday's fatal shooting outside city hall it happened at the edge of the occupy encampment. a young man killed following a fight between two groups that may, or may not have been connected to the protest. >> and the first is an african american man with short hair between 20-25 years old. he's five nine wearing a white tee shirt at the time. police say he was seen around the encampment last few days

before the shooting. >> and the second suspect is also african american in his 20s between five nine and 511 with long dread locks with red tips and possibly a tattoo on the back of his neck. >> and of course we'll have more information on this at 9:00 and 11:00. and there is larry beil with a huge game. >> i say real stanford fans die hard fans. >> yes. yes. >> beyond campus early tomorrow carolyn. 6:00 a.m. to be exact. and this is when we expect you there. counting down, or counting up to the clash with oregon. like a concert tour every week. taking show on the road to campus. and now, just weeks ago lee

korso was cansing -- dancing narn a tree costume because he picked stanford to beat usc as they did. here is how oregon coach maybe you can get a tree costume yourself. >> no. >> and. >> do you have a reverence? >> i would like him to be in outer space. put him in a rocket. send him to the moon. he can do it all. and he's really athletic. >> you can watch tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. here i'll have highlights right after the game around 8:30. and nfl raisers to enjoy the next few days off after beating san diego last night z you can see carson palmer getting more comfortable. and there is a connection with rookie danirius more palmer says the fifth round pick has

a chance to be great. >> she can be as good as he wants to be. and catch he made in the long phase was amazing. he ran great routes and he has everything you need. to with a successful receiver. i'm excited about him. he's a special talent. the sky's the limit for him. >> 49ers preparing for giants. the clash first place time. giants with a last minute win against patriots eli manning showing he's an elite quarterback in the nfl. and knows it's probably the best team niners faced so far this year. >> and eli playing really good football now. they have a good defense and good offense. we are certainly going to be challenged so this is going to be a good game. we're looking forward to it. >> college basketball tipped

off tonight on an aircraft kaisher often seen in san diego. what a venue. there is a north carolina and michigan state. you want to talk about a different shooting background. spectacular sunset on board with the president there. and there is a carolina beating michigan state. there is carolina wins 67-55 and it was unbelievable to watch. >> yes. awesome setting. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> and you can follow us on twitter at abc 7 news bay area for breaking developments on occupy oakland. >> and from aum of us, thanks for watching. we'll see youçñçñçñçññi7ñ7ñ7ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñnxnxççççççççççççççççççççççotot,ñ,ñ,ñ,ñ,ñ,ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ>ñ

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