this is abc7 news. >> today was the day that officer liu was laid to rest in new york city. it is all on our minds, but how heavy our hearts are we have a job to do so we are going to do it. >> san francisco police chief tonight on concerns about officer safety after police shoot and kill a man who was carrying what turned out to be an air soft gun. good evening. it happened around 5:30 tonight outside the mission police station at 17th and valencia. abc7 news reporter is live in san francisco with the details. sergio? >> katie, when police opened fire this evening a few of their stray bullets went into the brick wall here at the elbow room. no one inside was injured. when they did open fire, it was because the man was standing right there at the exit to the parking lot to the police station. this is the first officer involved shooting in san francisco just four days into the new year. >> this shooting happened feet from the mission police station front door. residents in the neighborhood were startled by the popping sound of the gunshot. >> three pops. it was pretty close to each other. that's why my fiancee thought it was fireworks. >> on police radio you can hear the initial calls by officers. . >> one down. >> we have the whole block blocked off. >> he says the man officers shot is caucasian and in his 30s. he was in the restricted area beside the station house and had been told to leave. then three officers driving out of the police lot in a patrol car saw him again and that's when the situation escalated. >> they exited the car and went to approach him to tell him you can't be here. he went to his waist band where there was the butt of a gun and drew. the suspect was hit three times. >> it turns out he had an air soft bb or pellet gun and didn't fire at the police. but the man had a peculiar conversation with other officers earlier in the day. >> approached other officers and inqired -- inquired as to what kind of weapons we carry. the officers at the time found curious, but nothing played out at that time. >> following tonight's shooting a radio call went out reminding officers to remain vigilant. it is clear all departments across the country are on alert. >> today was the day that officer liu was laid to rest in new york city. it is all on our minds. >> the man was rushed to san francisco general hospital. he died shortly after surgery. abc7 news. >> he says he will hold a town hall meeting to discuss tonight's shooting sometime in the next few days. >> new at 11:00, two people are dead after a crash in unincorporated alameda county. it happened around 6:15 about seven miles east of 680. two eastbound cars crashed and ended up in the opposite lane where they were both hit by an suv. two children and an adult have minor injuries. another adult has major injuries. the road was closed for nearly four hours. new video of a hit-and-run collision that left a man with several broken bones including his vertebrae. it happened in oakland on new year's day. it was in the crosswalk at fraught veil and east 18th street. you see the man you can whatting across the street when a car comes up quickly and hits him. we will not show you the actual impact, but the video goes on to show the man being thrown into the air and hitting a parked car and landing next to the curb. the driver barely slowed down before speeding off. >> the golden gate bridge will be closed to cars next weekend for the installation of a moveable median barrier. it is an inconvenience to some and a financial setback to others. abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live at the golden gate bridge toll plaza with more on the upcoming closure. lilian? >> these are the zipper trucks that will be moving the moveable median barrier once it is installed next weekend. the machines arrived this weekend. it is part of a $30 million effort to prevent head on collisions on the golden gate bridge. in a matter of days, the plastic pylons that separate the northbound and southbound lanes will be replaced with a concrete median. the zipper truck will move the barrier on an as needed basis depending on the flow of traffic. it will take a whole weekend to install it. it is composed of 3,000 concrete units each weighing 1500 pounds. >> the engineers figured out it would take weeks if we close the center lanes. the bridge board of directors decided they would rip off the bandaid and do it in one fell swoop. >> the closure is from 12:01 on saturday to 4 a.m. on monday. merchants in sausalito are bracing for a slow weekend. they say more than half of their customers are tourists who drive over the bridge. >> they do have the option to ferry, walk, bike. >> but henry nguyen is not counting on it. he is closing his shop during the closure. >> we cannot do anything. >> the golden gate district is well aware that the economic impact which is why they chose to close the ban during what is traditionally a slow weekend, and while they say it will be inconvenient for a um could of days, in the end -- for a couple of days, in the end it will be a better bridge. abc7 news. >> turning to weather, lilian looked awfully cold out there at the toll plaza. drew is here with a first check of weather on live doppler 7hd. >> it will be another chilly night across the region. temperatures are falling into the 30s and the low 40s but it is not as cold as it has been in the past couple nights. those freeze warnings are in affect. 38 in san jose and 39 in oakland and 38 the overnight low in napa. nationwide temperatures are in for a warming trend. watch as the cool airy treats to the north and east. warm air infiltrates california and by wednesday the record 68 degrees in downtown san francisco. we could be beating the record. we will talk more about the warm air headed our way with the accu-weather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> you may be warming up here, but bitter cold temperatures will be sweeping across the eastern united states. a dip in the jet stream will be bringing in arctic air from canada in places like minnesota. the lows are forecast to plunge between mns 15 and -- minus 15 and minus 30 overnight. in georgia a tornado swept through the rural town of alma. it knocked down trees and destroyed two barns and a mobile home and two people were injured. new details, disas every relief for bay area residents and businesses uh eke dash -- affected by last week's storm. it makes loans available in san mateo alameda, san francisco, santa clara and santa cruz counties. they are eligible and you must apply by the march 3rd deadline. vallejo police are searching for this man. he is known to live in contra costa and solano county and it is considered to be armed and dangerous. police arrived at the motel 6 around 7:30 last night responding to a call that two men were fighting and one had gone to get a gun. hawthorne jumped off a two-story walkway nearly landing on an officer who tried to detain him but ended up pursuing him. hawthorne stole a car and tried to run over the officer and crashed through a locked gate. the officer shot at the car which was later found abandoned on sacramento avenue. there is a muddy mess left behind from a watermain break in san bruno. water gushed out near georgia and huntington avenue just after midnight. the water was almost as deep as the cars parked on the street. the main that was broke lead to the stairway of a home. crews spent the day making repairs and that home was the only one to lose water. construction begins again tomorrow on the central subway in union square. that means the two-block temporary plaza will be replaced with construction equipment. the green astro turf and the holiday gear went up during a break in construction. still to come on abc news at 11:00 honoring two decades of sportscasting from the iconic stuart scott. what he hept to -- what he meant to fans and athletes. and more problems for passengers on a nightmare flight stuck on the tarmac for 12 hours and it doesn't end there. the new problems they are facing. and the historic swearing in ceremony set to take place and the other biggy vent happening at the same the sports world is mourning the death of long-time espn anchor stuart scott. he died today at the age of 49 after a long battle with cancer. "good morning america" anchor robin roberts with the man who could call it like no one else. >> he is on a roll. >> derek jeter in first. >> more than being in the right place at the right time, he was a in you voice for a new time. >> boo-ya. that's it. that's what he brought to sports center. >> from his language to his look and his personality to his passion, stuart connected with the audience and broadened it at the same time, creating his own place in pop culture. >> welcome to sports center. i'm stuart scott booya. >> watching him as a black man and hearing things that i talk about with my other friends and feeling like okay i'm part of the conversation now. >> he sat down with two presidents, barack obama and bill clinton and he conducted one on one interviews with some of the biggest names in sports including tiger woods and michael jordan. stuart's path through work and life changed in 2007. doctors discovered a tumor. he under went two surgeries and months of chemotherapy. he believed he had beatenned it. four years late -- he had beaten it. four years later in 2011 cancer returned. stuart faced it again and again it returned in january of 2013. >> when you say you think it is something that you will never kick you don't want to know the prognosis, it doesn't matter to you? >> i don't know how many years you think i may have lived or how many months i may have left. say it is stage four, well it just will make me more scared. i don't need that. >> home for stuart held the most important purpose in his life and his fight being a father. >> he would always talk about them because they are his heart, so much pride. >> i get to go home with you tomorrow. >> on july 16th 2014, after 21 years on the air stuart was in a different role not anchor but inspiration. >> it is my profound honor to present the 2014 jimmy v perseverance award to stuart scott. >> when you die, it does not mean you lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live why you live and in the manner for which you live. >> coming up later in sports, the reach and impact of scott's passing felt across the nation. more trouble for passengers on flight 183 after yesterday's 28-hour odyssey due to fog in abu dhabi. some say they are still waiting to get their bags back. one of the passengers snapped this picture eight hours stuck on the tarmac waiting to take off for sfo. meanwhile, another flight to germany was 30 hours late because of the fog and because it had to divert to vienna after a 73-year-old man died on the flight. more than 150,000 people are expected to attend the annual consumer electronics show in las vegas. this yearable lists -- this year analysts expect to see 3-d printers take center stage and they will let visitors put on the virtual reality head hets. headsets. consumer reports with i will have a live report from las vegas. let's get a check of the forecast. drew has some good news. >> if you like warmer weather heading back to work and school, the temperatures are on the up swing. the temperatures are some 10 to 15 degrees above normal. live doppler 7hd. we will see a quiet pattern and it will persist over the next couple days. as we open up the almanac, it was back to reality temperature wise. the high was 55 degrees just 1 degree shy of the normal of 56 and our morning low spot on 45. that's exactly where we should be this time of year. live outside in our sutro tower cam, we are showing you the city of san francisco. it is a cool and quiet night. it does call for a full moon tonight, but mainly clear skies. that will lead to a sunny day on monday. itwe are tracking the warmth and that's when the warmth will peak and the next seven days look dry. there is no significant storms on the horizon. we have another spare the air day. poor air quality from the north bay to the coast and to the central bay and inland and santa clara valley. that means no wood burning is in affect for the next 24 hours. it is 39 in napa although 51 in san francisco and 42 in oakland and 43 in san jose and 38 in hayward and antioch is coming in with a temperature of 42. satellite and radar will show you that what we have is an atmospheric traffic jam thanks to high pressure off the coast that will not move. that means all of the rain and all of the moisture heading to the north into washington and oregon. that means we stay dry but also warming up midweek. by monday afternoon, we are in the upper 50s to mid60s across the region. the warm air really moves in on tuesday. tuesday afternoon you can see the upper 60s to the low -- to the lower 70s. wednesday there will be more 70s and the best chance to break some records around the bay area. bus stop tomorrow morning sunshine on the way and fog in the inland east bay. otherwise the temperatures are if the upper 30s to mid40s. the sunrise at 7:26 a.m. after that cool start we will go on the mild side. 62 the high in san francisco. 63 in oakland. getting to a warm 67 in san jose and 62 the high concord. they call for patchy fog tomorrow morning otherwise sunshine on the way. it is rather mild with a couple of 70s on the board. that's when we are tracking the record warmth and the 70s will be showing up on wednesday afternoon. thursday the next cold front approaches. and it looks like we were trying to squeeze out some rain. unfortunately it seems like that storm will go well north. we will call it cloudy and then the sunshine returns. >> thank you drew. and good news. shu can get his golf game in. >> it is about a month but we will talk football first. tony romo finally wins his second ever playoff game. the win wasn't without controversy. we'll explain next in sports. introducing the new subway "simple 6 menu". it starts with six of our best six-inch subs- now in made-just-for-you meals- for just $6 every day. you've really got it made. ♪ take your pick from six of our best subs, like the italian b.m.t, tender turkey breast, sweet onion chicken teriyaki and more. with a 21-ounce drink and a bag of chips the new simple 6 menu is value made simple, every day. you so got it made. subway! a remarkable thing has happened. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who can answer your questions for free, and help you enroll. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. it's based on income, and 4 out of 5 people who have enrolled qualified. if you don't have a health plan, or you do, but you want to make sure it's the best plan for you, now's the time to visit coveredca.com. but to get covered you've got to get going. open enrollment ends february 15th. visit coveredca.com today. >> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by ebay. >> we kick it off in the nfc. both franchises are desperate for a playoff victory. unfortunately a controversial call was the frns. lions score first. matthew stafford to golden tate. 51 yards to the touchdown. cowboys found their game in the second. happenedoff to murray -- handoff to in you are re. the cowboys cut the lead to three. controversy in the fourth. dallas called for pass interference and refs announce the call and change their minds and pick up the flag without the review. detroit punts and romo throws his second td pass as a result of the penalty. lions need a touchdown. stafford fumbles and picked up and recovered but he fumbles. first down for the lions. now a minute left. fourth and three. detroit needs a first down to extend the game. gets the sack and forces a fumble. game over and jerry jones and the cowboys advance to the divisional round 24-20 the final and romo threw for 292 yards and two td's. caldwell not happy with the game deciding call. >> calls are yew shall and when everything is so tight and everything is on the line and the team is playing so hard to have something that is so questionable that occurs, that's concerning. >> we did a great job keeping our poise and doing the things it takes to win and it is a team victory. >> the cowboys face green bay on the frozen tundra of lambeau field. >> we will take our final timeout before we go to the afc. now to the afc where andrew luck showed up against the bengals. leading the colts with back to back seasons and playoff wins. the offense struggled without aj green out with a concussion. indy struck first. he pushes his way into the end zone. the colts go up 7-0. cincy answer at the end of the first quarter. they finish a nine-play 74-yard drive. he breaks out the latest dance craze. we are tied at seven. the colts' wide receiver had a monster game. six catches and 103 yards. sets up vinatieri one of four field goals. andrew luck is cooler than the other side of the pillow. third quarter and under pressure and trips as he throws. could you throw it any better? 36 yards and 20-10 colts. marvin lewis and the bengals' post season whoas continue. indy recovers. the first team in history to lose four straight opening playoff games. 31-44 and he was like a surgeon on the field carving up the bengals defense. >> our guys love it. making plays and making them fast. i thought our o line handled that very, very well. it was good to get the nice long drives in. >> a disappointing finish. we fought back in the football game and got behind -- i never got the field position in the third quarter. i don't know anything different. this group fought their tail off. >> the divisional round in the afc. the ravens head to foxborough to take on tom brady and the patriots. peyton manning will host the former team, the colts, at mile high stadium. this sports report is brought to you by ebay. coming up we will hear from those who are close to stuart scott who passed away from cancer. it will be worth the wait. >> thank you, shu. >> just ahead the search of eight missing people after the ship went down off the coast of scotland. and more problems hampering the search for the air asia plane. and new leadership is about to take the reins in oakland. the priorities of the incoming mayor. stay with us. we will be right back. [male announcer] in norther ireland we live live in what we call the now. well, there's no better place to be. in the now ancient rock formations are for dancing all over. and there's always magic in the air. so, grab hold of the now. and never let it slip through your fingers . ♪ jump into the now. jump into ireland. visit ireland.com to find out more. good evening. in tonight's headline san francisco police shot and killed a man tonight who was in a restricted area near the mission police station. police say he had been asked to leave but instead he pulled out what turned out to be a bb or air soft gun from his waist band. the man was white and in his 30s. the highway patrol is investigating a crash that killed two people in alameda county. it happened around 6:15 just east of 680. the golden gate bridge will close to traffic next weekend. the closure starts at 12:01 on saturday and crews will be installing a moveable concrete barrier to make the bridge safer. golden gate transit and pedestrians will be allowed next weekend. words of praise and a final farewell at the funeral of a new york city police officer one of two killed in a brutal ambush last month. the law enforcement community turned out in force to pay last respects to liu. here is abc news reporter chuck sievertson. >> for the second time in as many weeks a wall of blue closed around a fallen come -- comrade. shoulder to shoulder as officers made the pilgrimage to new york city for the funeral of liu. the 32-year-old police man was shot execution style on december 20th. bitter feelings run deep between mayor bill de blasio and the police unions who accuse him of taking sides against them. some in the crowd turned their back as the mayor spoke inside. new york city's police commissioner seemed to offer an olive branch to his angry rank and file. >> why do we always lose the good ones? then i realize it is the law of averages. almost all of them are the good ones. few are not. >> liu's father was overcome with heartbreak recalling a dutiful son. and his wife of just two months. >> he is my soul -- soulmate. >> said goodbye through tears. >> a loving husband and a loyal friend. i love you. i love you forever. >> when his grave is in the same -- his grave is in the same as ramos the officer who died beside him. jury selection begins in the trial of boston marathon bombing suspect tsarnaev. three people were killed and more than 260 hurt in the 2013 attack. tsarnaev and his brother who is dead are also accused of killing an mit police officer. prosecutors say their evidence includes tsarnaev's hand scrawled confession and video of him placing a back tack near an 8-year-old boy who was killed. he could face the death penalty if convicted. somber summer services at an indonesian church as more than a thousand remembered air asia flight 8501. search and recovery crews pulled three more bodies from the sea. they tried to reach a large object on the ocean floor believed to be the plane's fuselage but stirred up silt and mud left with zero visibility. the flight went down on december 28th. british rescue teams are searching for eight people who are missing from a cargo ship that capsized north of scotland. the ship was carrying a load from denmark to england. officials did not receive a distress signal and their last communication was routine. another american health care worker exposed to the ebola virus is in the hospital. the worker was in stey yarr raleigh i don't know. -- in sierra leone. threey ebola patients have been treated two recovered and one died. after winning re-election he is set to be in his fourth and final term. brown will take the oath of office and deliver the inaugural address in sacramento and in his final term he is expected to leave a legacy of fiscal stability and a pioneering a bullet train for californians seeking clean transportation. the swearing in ceremony begins at 10:00. laura anthony will be at the ceremony in sacramento. tomorrow libby shaft will be sworn in oakland. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke one on one with the mayor elect. >> when i set my mind on a goal for oakland, i am serious about it. >> libby shaft has a plan. she wants more cops on the street. >> we have to give them the modern tools. >> that means officers forming relationships in communities that prevent violence and crime in neighborhoods. >> thisy say robberies seem to be on the rise. he wants it to stop. >> the recent incident has people running from my backyard or fixing bullet holes on the roof. >> he protested the unarmed black men but not vandalism and looting. >> breaking the windows and vandalizing the small businesses in oakland is not part of that political protest. >> another priority is preparing oakland's rough roads. a lot of thes a molt has -- a lot of thes asphalt has seen better days. they want to keep rents and others local. >> if people had jobs they are less likely to commit crimes. >> i want to make more improvements. >> she is listening and ready to work. >> i believe oakland is ready to have the future it deserves. >> in oakland abc7 news. >> 14 people are facing big fines for chaining themselves together and locking bart trains. the black lives matter protest forces bart to shutdown the trans bay tube stranding passengers for two hours. they plan to fight the fines and has started a petition to convince the bart board to change its mind. the protesters are also facing criminal charges. a sign that miss mysteriously disappeared will be back up. someone hired a sign company to take down the sign that looks like a saw. it hung for years at the old pacific saw works. the building's owner still doesn't know who ordered it to come down and the sign company says who ever it was still owes them money. since our story ran the sign has been returned we are told by an anonymous person and it will be rein -- reinstalled tomorrow. mark zuckerburg's newest project. what he wants facebook users to do now. and it is like a weather report for pollution. the monitor set up around the bay area and why the program is gaining national attention. >> i am abc7 meteorologist drew touma. the temperatures are back to average and now we are swinging up in our temperature department with mild air on the way. i will let you know when it arrive don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. 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(humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >> this is abc7 news. the bay area air quality management district has issued a winter spare the air alert for tomorrow. it is the fourth alert in a row. a spare the air alert means you can't burn wood manufactured logs or any other solid fuel. air quality is expected to improve midweek. as abc7 morning news anchor tells us they are focusing on one of the most common sources. >> if you have been stuck behind a smoking tail pipe you know where most of the air pollution comes from. tracking where it is going? that's his passion. >> this is a clegs of commercial -- a collection of commercial productions. >> professor cohen and his team are refining sensors known as carbon dioxide. >> i am swapping out the old generation board. >> he was originally installing the system. now with twenty plus sensors his lab is collecting detailed data fed into a pollution weather map. >> we are at the point we can turn our 22co2 measurements into insights of what people are doing in our community. >> take last year when cal trans closed the bay bridge. they recorded a big drop in co2 levels. while the observation was apparent, much of the data collected is far more subtle. >> we can see home heating when it gets colder and winter kicks in. we will be able to see the seasonal cycle of trees taking carbon out of the atmosphere and dproaing in -- growing in the east bay hills. >> and he hopes making better decisions about climate change. >> the observation network is already on washington's radar. the white house recognized it for contributions to the president's climate data initiative. a federal effort aimed at combating global warming. >> understanding climate change is important providing evidence to prove the value of everything from increased bart service to anti-pollution measures recently put in place at the port of oakland. >> to advance if you strategies for making the bay area resilient to whatever climate change comes. >> eric thomas abc7 news. >> according to a new study released last year the concentration of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere measured over a 12-month period grew at the fastest rate since 1984. mark zuckerburg launched a new book club. he plans to read a book every two weeks this year. you can visit the facebook page entitled year of books. his first pick is "the end of power." now back over to our meteorologist in rt -- in the weather center. >> live doppler 7hd will show you a very quiet pattern. temperature wise we will see a couple of 30s on the board. it is 39 in napa. it is falling to 40 in concord right now. 47 fremont. it is 39 in los gatos. as we look at the nationwide map of weather for monday there is a powerful cold front that moved through on the east coast, and it is dropping temperatures tomorrow by about 30 degrees. boston and new york and washington, d.c., highs in the midto upper 30s. around the great lakes we can see lake affect snow and single digit highs. 6 in fargo. here in california it is much warmer weather and more sunshine on the way. 68 monterey and 60 chico. los angeles is getting to a high of 77 degrees tomorrow. closer to the bay area, after a chilly start we are getting on the mild side into the low and mid60s. plenty of sunshine after some fog in the morning. spare the air in affect on the seven-day forecast for tomorrow. tuesday, we will warm up nicely. 70s on the board inland. wednesday we are looking for record warmth. dry on friday with peaks of sunshine and then sunny next weekend. >> drew, thank you. over to shu and more on the very touching tributes coming out for stuart scott. >> he was one of the good stuart scott passed away this morning after a seven-year battle with cancer. a little college hoops. washington upset by cal on friday and looking to rebound at stanford. what a night for jason randal. 28 at the half. an all time record for three pointers. six seconds left. instead we go to over time. in the extra frame 10 boards and stanford wins it 68-60. the huskies third straight loss. klay thompson it supporting his voice. the rejection and the first player in cal history and 200 blocks. boo-ya. he helps stop the streak and he had 17. cal had a chance to send it to ot but despite 24 points jordan matthews misses at the buzzer. it is 69-66. >> the thing that happens in this game, you just hope the shots fall and they did not fall. when the shots falls everything else flows. >> we don't believe everything should be happening. we need to get into practice. >> toledo and arkansas in the go daddy bowl. 271 yards rushing and five touchdowns. arkansas state's freddy knight with the ball and it is knocked loose 67 yards. it runs out of gas. damion jones and it is a 29-yard touchdown. toledo will win it big 63-44. and of course we can't forget ohio state and oregon will play for the college national championship january 12th at 5:30 p.m. on espn and the watch espn app. finally stuart scott passed away this morning after a seven-year battle with cancer at 49 years old. he was like no other at espn when he arrived and stayed true to himself throughout. here is reaction from the people closest to stuart. >> 49 fighting cancer three times not very fair. i'm sure he would want us to remember him for his passion and dignity, so we will and we love you. >> we choose not to say that stuart lost to cancer at the age of 49. instead we will simply say we all lost stuart. >> as an athlete, you don't like to think this. >> you do have favorites. and because he was always so fair the number one thing for me as a person who wanted to be a broadcaster. >> i will remember him for the true professional he was. the good, kind person he was the dad he was. he took more pride in that than anything little. it is tremendous loss. it jumped in my mind. >> the fact he has passed away is absolutely mind boggling and a travis stey. he battled cancer as bravely as anybody else. i know there are many people out there who are battling cancer right now and would want -- stuart would want you to keep fighting. keep fighting. he didn't lose this battle with cancer. he fought it as bravely as he possibly could, and as you go to bed tonight, flip your pillow over to the cool side and before you go to sleep as stuart would say, you pray to the big man for his beautiful daughters who he loved taelor and sidney pray for stuart and his family, his parents his siblings, his girlfriend, his ex-wife everybody who he loved and that includes you the sports fans. >> he was a pioneer and an inspiration to a lot of people of color who had never seen anybody like him on espn. he will be missed. unfortunately he went way too young. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by ebay. >> a lot of beautiful tributes. you knew him as well? >> i knew him well. a good man. it is unfortunate when you see somebody like that at 49 years old. he battled it all the way. he will be missed. >> thank you shu. >> 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