water to go. >> the novato creek is at capacity. there's lots of water pumping going on and lots of moving water going on. but at the time we're not making a ton of progress. >> you can see crews working to pump this water out. right now there's an emergency mitigation mode. they're allowing for a couple of dry days to allow this water to recede. as far as we know at this point in time there's no emergency plan or future plan in place to make sure that this doesn't happen next time it rains. we're live in novato, suzy steimel. sea cliff state beach one of the hardest hit areas. that's where the ocean is claiming a ship. >> reporter: it's been a tourist attraction for generations and an icon of the santa cruz county coast. but now waters have turned the ship into a ship wreck. >> very sad day. >> reporter: crowds came out as to say their goodbyes. last year the ship broke in two but the days of floods are finishing it off. the ship turned into party platform is seeing its last days. >> it's sad to see that it's falling apart. but it's still there. >> reporter: sea cliff took a pounding from storm debris. this is perhaps the largest collection of logs you might ever see on a beach. there are literally hundreds if not thousands of them. big ones, small ones. trees that were toppled maybe years ago then brought here down by the rivers and the creeks and streams during the storms and then tossed on the beach by the huge waves. >> i think everybody should get together and get together and start cutting all this stuff out. haul it out of here. >> reporter: as if that's not enough, a huge sink hole opened up near the park entrance when an under ground culvert broke apart. lower sea cliff including the rv camping area will likely be closed to traffic for at least four weeks. len ramirez, kpix5. not only are the storms bad for the coast they're bad for business. king tides are proving to be a royal pain for restaurants. mira mar is closed to tourists today because of flooding. >> reporter: and a little farther inland, hail pelted this backyard. in mount diablo getting a pretty good dusting. chopper5 over the area. a decent amount of snow at 3,800 feet. here is what it looks like from the ground. this is looking like the mount diablo center. more from paul diano. >> today wasn't a good day for travel up there. look at all the rain that is popping up on kpix5 doppler. it simply will not quit. another round of heavy showers with the possibility of low hail for you in berkeley, el cerrito north of hercules. a line of heavy showers just exiting sunny vale. campbell, san jose, los gatos you are next with light showers for milpita. we've seen a couple of showers up toward north hamilton in addition to what's going on around mount diablo. one flood warning continues for the bay area. mark west creek we still are seeing some flooding there. how about this for a stat. if it did not rain one drop in santa rosa from now until october we would still be above average for the water year. we've now seen 37-inches of rain at the sonoma county airport. we'll talk about any more rain in the sonoma airport. we're getting more information on the case of two mysterious deaths in berkeley. we first told you about this story at five -- at 5:00. two people were found dead on beacon street. the fire department has ruled out carbon -- carbon monoxide as a possible cause. >> we received a call from a person who said they discovered one of the persons inside deceased. and officers got here, and when they checked the premises they discovered there were two people. in addition to the two cats who also were deceased inside. >> reporter: hazmat and pg & e teams were also on the scene. now homicide detectives are searching that area for evidence. >> san francisco has just sworn in a new police chief. >> i. >> i, william scott. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> reporter: william scott takes the helm of a department that has not had a permanent leader since last spring. he will have to balance policies and release of body cam videos. new at 6:00, we talk to him about his challenges ahead. >> meet william scott, san francisco's new police chief. a plain talking guy who wasted no time getting down to business. >> biggest challenge facing you coming in. >> earning the respect and trust of our officers. i'm going to be expecting some things from the officers. i think we have a lot of challenges ahead of us and this is not just a san francisco issue. this is an issue across the country. the community has really been quite vocal about some things they would like to see from the san francisco police department. >> reporter: san francisco is probably the most political city you're ever going to be in how are you going to handle it all. >> just how i've always handled it. politics are a part of this business. but i try to be above the politics and sometimes that lands you in a good place. sometimes it lands you in a pad place. some of the issues that are really complex, and issues that are going to be hard to get a handle on. the homeless issue and some of the other things that are happening. >> your stand on tasers. >> i support them. i support tasers. i think it's a good thing to protect officers. >> one of the new challenges facing the chief will be how and when to release police body camera videos like this one. which can both raise questions about police use of form and be disturbing to the public. >> the gate open. >> it's a part of what the public has asked for. and our policy is taken into consideration. >> but there's also political pressure in this town. they're going to want to see it right away. >> they do. and that's understandable. that's understandable. and one of the things we have to do to be consistent in our protocalls. as it stands right now we release them on a case by case basis. >> what was your take on the demonstrations? >> i think the city did a great job. a friend of mine sent me a picture of the protest this weekend and the comment she sent is your guys are doing a great job. >> reporter: considering the roller coaster nature of being a police chief in san francisco. >> you're going to rent or buy? >> right now i'm going to rent. i hope i can buy. hey. this city is, this city is real estate is at a premium. but it's a beautiful city. and now i'm very happy to be here. >> by all accounts from here in and in los angeles. what you saw just then is what you're getting in the new chief. level headed, confidence but not a grand stander but he's also not a politician and that's going to be a real test for him here in san francisco. in san francisco, phil matier. a lawyer is offering a new theory about the cause of the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. they have received a quote reliable scientific report that concludes the fire that killed 36 people last month started in an adjacent building. kpix5 has talked to someone who walked through that same adjacent building and said they saw little fire damage there. the oakland fire department is yet to release its official report on the cause. new at 6:00, another bay area city with too many people and not enough parking. >> palo alto is forced to find a new approach. the problem is in the city's second downtown. the business district around california avenue between el ka -- el camino and the caltrain tracks. >> reporter: a tug of war between the booming business and the people who live near by. it's those competing interests that the city of san francisco is trying to balance without putting improvements on a slow track. >> when it's raining it's a hassle. >> it's frustrating having to walk so far. and a lot of times when i've come to this area. and there's been parking so far away. that i just have chosen not to go to the place. >> reporter: in many ways the area along el camino real has become a victim of its success. >> a lot of those are single family homes i can see how it could be an issue for them. >> reporter: one of the solution social -- solution is to ask for a permit to park. most of those going to the residents. >> the restaurant business is thriving. >> reporter: not everyone is convinced that the city's plan will work. some say the answer is not more parking restrictions it is simply more parking. >> the city can do a better job by building a parking lot or making parking more accessible. >> reporter: the parking pilot will give the city an opportunity to tweak it or renovate it as it needs. devin fehely, kpixfive. a bay area teenager skids off a rainy road. friends get caught in an avalanche. how they survived it and stayed calm after being buried in feet of snow. how a california town could ban pot all together. ,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. car that plunged into the raging alameda creek. officials believ after days of looking a possible break in the search for a car that plunged into the raging alameda creek. officials believe the 18-year- old driver went off niles county road on saturday morning. kpix5's juliet goodrich with the latest we're learning from that teenager. >> reporter: a very difficult day for the family. her vehicle plunged into this creek that is moving very swiftly. today one family member spotted a part of her vehicle. family members asked to keep private today and focus their energy on the search and recovery. but messages throughout the day on facebook talked about jayda jenkins about a faith minded 18- year-old who was starting college to become a social worker. >> there's a high probability that we found her. >> reporter: more than 30 family and friends joined in the search walking along a half mile long section of the closed niles county road. rescue crews say while it was heartbreaking the family was determined to find their loved one and her honda accord after it went off the roadway plunging into alameda creek. >> actually one of the family members picked up a rock and threw it at the object in the water and it sounded like it hit a tire. and as the water moved around, we got some images that showed what appeared to be tires. >> reporter: chopper 5 spotted what looked like an overturned car in the middle of the creek. later an alameda sheriff's drone went to check out the scene. because of the dangerous water conditions and swift currents, rescue team drivers did not go in the water today. emergency crews are working with the state water resource agency to reduce the amount of water being released into the creek. >> the water level coming down quite a bit may, may enable us to put more people in the water to get this done. the water is still moving pretty high and there's a lot of risk involved. it may entail like kelly talked about. >> we believe there's a high probability she's in the car and she's wearing a seat belt. >> reporter: so emergency crews will be out here tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. they'll assess the level of the speed of this creek. family members will also be alongside as the recovery begins again. juliette goodrich, kpix. a blizzard pounded the mountains dumping up to 6 feet of snow in some areas. some people were forced to dig out of their cars. a few drivers are lucky to be alive after an avalanche came crashing down on top of them. we have one survivor's chilling story. >> we heard a gushing noise then everything went white. >> reporter: david ortiz and his best friend were blind sided by the avalanche. >> i think we were a little freaked out. >> reporter: ortiz's car buried under several feet of snow. his friend turned his car off to keep carbon dioxide from building inside the car. >> so we just hung out in the back and tried to stay warm. >> reporter: the two men took selfies and even documented their experience on facebook live. the view from outside enough to make anyone else panic. it only took 45 minutes before first responders showed up. >> it actually happened pretty quickly. like i said we justifying youred out -- figured out what we were going to do and we just went in there and shoveled them out. the whole thing took about 20 minutes. >> reporter: dustin holings worth is a firefighter- paramedic that helped the young men. >> i think it was fortunate to be able to find them quickly. and that shortened the time and yeah i think it was fortunate for everyone. >> reporter: schutley and ortiz says it was the boy scout in them that helped them stay level headed. now a story that they can tell for years to come. >> i guess it's a nice lesson to not have to pay for in blood. >> reporter: reporting in west sacramento, i'm angela mussalam for kpix5. a break in the rain made for a beautiful view in mount hamilton this afternoon. this is the icy snow covered lick observatory. if you're thinking about making those drives employees are saying not to because those roads are dangerous. >> we had the pretty pictures but the dangerous story part of it too. >> avalanche danger, there's just so much snow in the mountains right now. >> unbelievable. >> arguably too much but when it comes to snow pack no we'll take it. literally put that in the bank. if it doesn't snow another flake for the rest of the year, our snow pack would be above average. >> wow. >> that's kind of crazy. we were begging a couple of years ago. we're there already. it's mid-january. and we don't need any snow between now and april but we will likely see more snow. the radar is pretty active. right over san jose for the evening commute. that also includes the willow glen section of san jose. beautiful, campbell, cupertino. sunny vale, santa clara and one batch of shower still impacting you. next up will be martinez and antioch and concord. how much have our top three reservoirs risen in elevation. shasta lake is up 14 feet, lake oroville is 73 feet. highs today mid-50s. hayward, half-moon bay. san rafael 52. and freemont 51 degrees. this one trailed the front that came through yesterday. this one is giving us the super unstable air. being shoved right into northern california. those showers just keep oncoming and will keep oncoming throughout the evening. small hail is possible with those showers overnight tonight. it'll be a chilly night. clearing up, we drop into the 30s. napa 38 and san francisco 44. we begin finally to dry out tomorrow. but we'll stay on the cool side of things with some afternoon sunshine. mid-50s san jose. 55 redwood city, 53 in concord 52. tiny chance of a shower on thursday but when it comes to widespread rainfall that will cause flooding problems, after tonight, we're done. as a matter of fact, we hit the upper 50s on friday. we will be in the low 60s with sunshine over the weekend and staying dry from tomorrow morning with the exception of a couple of showers on thursday all the way through this time next week. we need a solid week to dry up. we're going to get it finally. it's coming. >> thank you, paul. a new bay area sink hole gets its own name but started as a light hearted joke quickly turns into a very serious danger for commuters. >> why might jim harbaugh be saying a longer prayer at dinner tonight? and laugh all you want about tom brady's overstuffed parka. he's laughing all the way to the super bowl again, coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, absolutely destroyed the green bay packers in the nfc championship yesterday, it delayed the invitable hiring of kyle shanahan as the 49ers head coach...jed york is flying to atlanta to meet with shanahan on friday.. the atlanta falcons destroyed the green bay yesterday. with the schedule for early february now wide open, rogers has confirmed he will play in the proam at pebble beach. >> honestly don't believe this is the jim show. >> jimmy t is back in the nfl. tomsula has been named the. >> are you hanging out with the pope this week? >> i love the pope. >> well harbaugh might soon get a chance to meet the pope. michigan has announced they will go to rome for three days. no word if the pope is going to stand in the end zone for a hail mary. venus williams beat chankova for a set. at 36 she becomes the oldest player since the reagan administration to reach the semi finals at the australian open. roger goodell has been public enemy number one in new england after suspending tom brady for deflate gate. with the governor refusing to attend the championship yesterday, people were chanting where is roger as they celebrated another afc title. >> you could not have not heard the roger chant late in the game. >> i didn't hear that chant, so. >> i know nothing, i know nothing. >> reporter: brady has also done the sergeant schultz routine when asked about his friendship with president trump. brady confirmed the president's comments that the two did recently speak. >> i have called him, yes in the past. sometimes he calls me. sometimes i call him. and i got a lot of friends. so i call a lot of people. why does that make such a big deal. i don't understand that. >> what the trump thing? >> yeah. >> if you know someone it doesn't mean you agree with everything they say or do. >> now while tom brady is going to his seventh super bowl it's the first time for patriot's tight end bartelus who was jacked out of his mind last night and apparently worked up quite an appetite. >> it's pretty cool. i don't know how i feel just yet. i'm going to go home and make a cake and write you're awesome on the cake. and i'm going to enjoy it all. and i'm going to regret it because i have to make weight. >> they really have a dynasty in an era where there are no dynasties right. >> it's true. >> now chalk up another patriots chance at the super bowl. >> and trump gets the business on his first day. and his press secretary goes on a dispute with the media. >> and what the women's march organizers plan to keep up the debate for the next 100 days - days. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, administration. the president signed three a busy first monday and some bumps for the new trump administration. the president signed three executive orders, held meetings with business leaders and the press secretary held his first full scale briefing which at times was contested. and we're asking in tonight's snap chat poll. do you think the media has treated president trump fairly so far? ken bastida has more on the president's first monday in office, ken. >> reporter: you get the feeling that the president and his team were eager to put the weekend behind them after disputing about inauguration crowd sizes and a new term called alternative facts. >> fresh off a rocky weekend, focused on president donald trump's frosty relationship with the media. >> john spicer our press secretary gave alternative facts. >> reporter: president trump is getting down to business. >> what we want to do is bring manufacturing back to our country. >> reporter: mr. trump kicked off his first full week in washington by sitting down with business leaders including tesla ceo elam musk and ford executive fields. he promised massive corporate tax cuts but warning companies considering shutting down operations in the u.s. and moving jobs elsewhere. >> they're going to have a tax, a border tax. substantial border tax. >> reporter: the president signed three executive orders today. including one that withdraws the united states from the transpacific partnership. president obama's trade deal. >> great thing for the american worker what we just did. >> reporter: the president ordered a hiring freeze except the military. meanwhile, during the first full length press briefing in the white house, trump's press secretary defended his disputed claim that trump's was the most watched inauguration. >> it was the most watched inaugural, 31 million people watched it on television, combine that with the tens of thousands of people that watched it online on a device. it is unquestionable. i think sometimes we can argue with the facts. there are things we may not fully understand when we come out but our intention is never to lie to you. >> a president's personal business dealings, a focus of a new lawsuit that was filed today by an ethics watchdog group that group is accusing mr. trump of violating the constitutional ban on federal employees benefiting financially from foreign governments. trump calls the suit without merit. veronica. >> ken, thank you. president trump also sought an executive order pulling out of a trade agreement. that can have an impact on the bay area. the port of oakland is also a big player. 2million jobs would be created by the tpp in california the port says it's been doing fine without the treaty. >> the real star in the last several years has been export. agricultural exports in the last five years out of the port of oakland, up 233%. >> the rising middle class in asian and soaring demand. >> president trump now has three nominees confirmed. kansas congressman pompeo is the latest to receive senate approval. minutes ago he was sworn in as cia director. next up rex tillerson who's been tapped to become secretary of state. it is expected to pass the full senate. maddox was sworn in last week. some are calling it the largest single day demonstration in american history. in cities across the nation, women took to the streets to march for a common cause. now that the dust has settled we're asking what's next for the movement? kpix5's jessica florez shows us. >> reporter: online women's march participants are tweeting pictures of postcards they're sending to senators why i marched. it's the first of what organizers are calling 10 actions in 100 days. this movement won't just go away, they say. like occupy wall street did. >> organizers did not start with the women's march. this is organized by a lot of organization that is have existed for decades. and so, we will continue to do this. we have had so much progress already and this is just one more step. >> she hopes the passion on the streets translates to more support for local groups like hers. >> find those organizations, join them and support them. >> reporter: today she's been seeing a lot more support for alliance for girls. but their biggest grant comes from the federal government. dollars she's not sure will continue to flow in under the new administration. >> i think the idea of the women's march was really to compel the new administration to continue to fund women's work. and continue to support progirl and prowomen policies. part of the power of coming together is that our message is better heard. >> reporter: so what's next after the postcards to your senator? they'll roll out each action every 10 days. i'm jessica florez, kpix5. in the south bay, san jose city leaders say the women's march was the biggest turn out for a protest in city's history. city leaders estimate more than 25,000 people showed up. and to give you an idea that is roughly the population of san carlos. you can share any of your photos with us using the hash tag kpixtv. a judge ready to throw the book at pg & e for crimes related to the deadly san bruno blast. and we're getting a lot of reaction to our snapshot question. do you think the media has treated president trump fairly so far? go to kpix5 to weigh in. bruno pipeline explosion in 20-10. lled eight people new at 6:00, pg & e is going to get $6 million for the pipeline explosion back in 2010. the blast killed eight people and destroyed more than 30 homes. well a federal judge is going to hold a sentencing thursday. a jury convicted pg & e last year of failing to properly inspect and maintain a pipeline. police shot a knife wilding man. a man with a knife was fighting with a heavy set teenage boy on a balcony. the teen fell on his back and the man presented what they call an immediate and lethal threat to the victim. that's when an officer fired four shots. the chronicle identifies the man who died as 21-year-old angel ramos. a family members says ramos was defending his sister from the teenager. now the backlash that could lead to a sweeping ban on marijuana. numbers we have not seen in 20 years, rainfall percentages for the month of january above 300%. triple of normal. what we add to those rain total this is week. the answer next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, california was the center of the state's ne six months ago a rural area of northern california was the center of the state's new green rush. but now, some residents at calav era s county says the boom has turned to bust. ken bastida on the new movement to ban marijuana growing there. >> pretty much invested everything all in expecting it to be a long term thing. >> reporter: this grower shelled out more than $20,000 in permits last year to legally grow commercial marijuana in calaveras county. >> invest everything in and now they're telling us we have a year to go and they're going to shut us down. so, i don't know. >> like an estimated 750 other legally registered growers, his six figure agricultural investment may be going up in smoke. >> we've seen entire communities destroyed. the way of life, the environmental damage. generators running 24/7. the stench of pot growing in the summertime. >> reporter: bill mcmanus and his group the committee to ban commercial growers. >> guard dogs, pit bulls running lose. we've had das dealing with nine homicides right now. we've had five wild land fires caused by pat grows. >> reporter: the group has gathered more than 5,000 signatures in what's believed to be the first voter initiated ordnance to ban all pot growing. it would kill the county's pot friendly regulations and even calls for shutting down the dispensaries. >> it's just going to go under ground again. they're still going to want it because it actually works and it's cheaper and more effective than what the doctor gives them. >> reporter: california's passage of prop 64 allows individuals to grow up to six plants for personal use. but pot proponents here say, that's not enough. and a complete ban would only deprive the taxpayers of the benefits of more than $300 million in taxable crop. in an already cash strapped county. >> but you don't think it's going to go away. >> no it won't. so they're going to keep growing and they're not going to get nothing out of it then the county is going to have to figure out how they're going to eradicate these people out of here and i don't think they're going to have the funding to do it. >> this could be some of the last legal marijuana grown in calaveras county. county board of supervisors will be meeting shortly they could decide at that meeting to ban cannabis cultivation all together. or they could let the voters decide this spring. in calaveras county, i'm ken bastida. it was clean up day across the bay to repair damage from the latest round of storms on highway 13 as 10-foot wide sink hole opened up in front of the lane. crews affectionally named the hole steve without realizing how big steve would get. and a few hours ago, they released this photo showing steve all filled up. about 1,500 voters weighing in and 50% saying yes, 45% say no. he's not get ago fair shake. check back because we will be asking you about the new trump administration all week. all right paul now to your numbers. >> numbers have been growing. these rainfall totals upwards of 20-inch0s -- inches of rain in son oma and it's raining right now. heads up concords and alamo. this is a storm heading your way. wouldn't be surprise first- degree there's some enbedded hail. that is up toward mount hamilton where it is snowing right now. and speaking of downtown san jose. getting a direct hit from a heavy shower. right over maneta airport moving toward willow glen getting heavy showers leaving both campbell and santa clara. the snow pack for the entire state if you average it is 193% of average. and we also measure it as compared to what we hoped for or expect a normal snow pack to be on april 1st when we wrap up the snow measurement. we're already there. it's 104% of the april 1st average snow pack. so if it didn't snow or the snow didn't melt we would still have above average for the year. we're looking at snow above 3,000 feet an additional four to 8-inches of snowfall. heavy showers, this snow continues to come down. temperatures are dropping they're coming down to livermore 45 right now. chilly night tonight. redwood city, vallejo and napa upper 40s for you. and 43 your low tonight for oakland. so what's going on? it's a front then a low then a front then a storm. it's something seemingly every day and today yes it is something different. this big counter clock wise southwesterly off the northern california coastline a big pool of cold unstable air. you saw it today, you dealt with it today. sunshine then pouring rainfall then sunshine then pouring rainfall. that continues minus the sunshine it's dark out now but we're going to see scattered showers throughout the night. by lunchtime tomorrow the sun begins to emerge it should be a sunny afternoon. sun any and dry on wednesday. here comes however, a few showers on thursday mainly for the north bay. but after that tiny rain chance on thursday, this ridge of high pressure will build in keeping the sunshine around the bay area and sunshine to the north. basically the rain ends tonight. that's a wonderful thing because we need the break. highs tomorrow besides the sunshine will be 50 degrees. dublin, san ramon 50. no rain tomorrow in san francisco. high of 52. novato you will dry out 52 degrees. santa rosa you need to dry out you will tomorrow. 53 for a high. sunny in lake county but only58.5 8 -- only 58. this is the change that we need. mainly dry weather for the next week. that is your kpix5 forecast. >> thanks. she has ivy league and med school dreams, meet the hard working student who is rising above a painful childhood to reach her goals. >> as we told you earlier, kelly anne conway stirred the social media when she used the term alternative facts. we're asking you to sound off does the trump's administration use of alternative facts concern you. veronica d.l. cruz, send me your thoughts tonight. we're going to have the results tonight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, rose above a father who wished then tonight the story of a student who rose above. rose above a father who wished her a happy birthday and then walked out of her life. >> despite the painful years that followed our cherry who says the richmond high school senior has a 4.5 gpa and dreams to attend med school. >> looks like this. the emotional response of the patient. >> i think it's like a combination. we already have a change in performance. an appropriate emotional reaction. >> it's not surprising that jaqueline rojas cortez loves science so much. she's always asking questions searching for answers. >> i feel that what i want from here to 2017 is to reassure myself that i have what it takes. >> jaqueline with a 4.5gpa richmond high has set the bar high. her dream college is vanderbilt followed by med school. while she manages the academics life has been more unpredictable. she admits she has had dark days no make that years. it began in seventh grade when her dad packed his bags and left. he said happy birthday. he kissed me on my forhead and left. i was really close to my dad. it was really hard for me the years after he left. >> reporter: once her father was gone her mother went to work. >> the best job she could find was working at a motel. she would earn $20 a day. there have been moments when we have been short on a lot of things and that's when a lot of people in my family have helped. >> we have a debate on medical ethics. >> reporter: her teachers stepped in as well keeping her on track in class. >> angie. >> hello angie. >> reporter: shasta curl is her mentor. >> she's just a phenomenal young person. and i think she should be commended for all the obstacles that she's overcome and the fact that she does it with grace every day. >> you've completed all the applications. >> reporter: last summer jaqueline was accepted to the ivy league connection program at vanderbilt. scared at first, she wondered if she would fit in. she discovered the answer within herself. >> i composed myself and i started taking advantage of the time i had there. and i started looking at all the positive things. asking my instructors questions and shadowing doctors, going to the or. and realizing that medicine is the path that i would like to take. >> reporter: you can meet other scholars or support sra by going to our website. cbssf.com/sra. for students rising above, i'm sherry who. >> it's great. she's going to make a great doctor. >> yes absolutely. for news throughout the evening and the latest always kpix5.com. >> and join us on cable 12. >> have a good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's 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