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NEWS OPEN-CLIP

LIVE DOPPLER-DOPPLER

HL1) SHOOTING PROSPECT-VOTOPS-WIPE

AHEAD THIS MORNING ON ABC-7-

A VIOLENT NIGHT IN FORT MYERS

TWO SEPARATE SHOOTINGS LEAVE TWO PEOPLE DEAD-

HL2) PATREUS RESIGNS-VOTOPS-WIPE

PLUS -- A SHOCKING MOVE FROM A FOUR STAR GENERAL.

DAVID PETREAUS HANDS IN HIS RESIGNATION-

THE LATEST DETAILS ON HIS AFFAIR-

HL3) TRAVEL GUIDE-VOTOPS

THIS TRAVEL SEASON- DON'T PAY FULL PRICE-

THERE'S LOTS OF DEALS OUT THERE FOR TRAVELERS.

HELLO-1SHOT PUSH

GOOD MORNING EVERYONE.

TODAY IS SATURDAY- NOVEMBER 10TH.

I'M JOE ROETZ.

BREAKING CLIP-CLIP

SHOOTING PROSPECT-VOTOPS

A SUSPECT IS STILL ON THE RUN AFTER A DEADLY SHOOTING IN FORT MYERS.

ITS HAPPENED ON PROSPECT AVENUE LAST NIGHT.

EMERGENCY CREWS RUSHED THE VICTIM TO LEE MEMORIAL'S TRAUMA CENTER.

BUT HE DIDN'T MAKE IT-

THE MAN HAS NOT YET BEEN IDENTIFIED-

AGAIN - POLICE HAVE NOT MADE ANY ARRESTS.

SHOOTING KINGSMAN-VO

BUT THAT WASN'T THE ONLY SHOOTING THAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT!

ANOTHER SCENE -- JUST A MILE AWAY -

IS WHERE TWO PEOPLE WERE SHOT OUTSIDE A HOUSE ON KINGSMAN CIRCLE.

ONE PERSON DIED -- THE OTHER IS EXPECTED TO MAKE IT.

NO WORD ON THE MOTIVE --

BUT F-M-P-D IS INVESTIGATING.

CROSSTALK-1 SHOT TO CAM 9

SWITCHING GEARS -

THIS MORNING AS YOU WAKE UP-

IT'S NOT QUITE AS COLD AS YESTERDAY-

STORMWARN 7 METEOROLOGIST KIRA MINER IS HERE-

FIRST WEATHER-WX CTR

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE ABC7 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

After a spectacular finish to the week, we're in store for another pretty nice weekend here across Southwest Florida. The cool and dry airmass that was with us for the second half of the week is beginning to moderate and that will mean some slight changes to our weather.

Temperatures this morning won't be quite as chilly as yesterday, as lows have settled into the middle and upper 50s across the urban corridor. If you're up and at 'em early today, especially across our inland and northern communities you'll definitely want the sweaters and jackets as a few readings will be in the lower 50s.

High pressure that is moving across the southern states and across the eastern seaboard will continue to hold its grip on our weather keeping our pattern dry and stable. We'll start our Saturday with patchy clouds and sunshine, and that will take any chill out of the air as temperatures recover into the upper 70s to 80°.

Our winds will begin to pick up out of the east northeast around 15 mph throughout the day and transport some low level moisture from the Atlantic in the form of a few fair weather clouds that will dot our sky. Humidity levels will still be on the comfortable side, however we will start to see some slightly higher moisture values early next week.

Tonight, our skies will remain mostly clear and lows will be cool near 60° here in town with temperatures a few points cooler just east of I75.

DEVELOPING-CLIP

WAFFLE HOUSE CEO ALLEGATIONS-VO

DEVELOPING THIS MORNING-

A FORMER PERSONAL ASSISTANT OF WAFFLE HOUSE'S C-E-O HAS ACCUSED HIM OF FORCING HER TO PERFORM SEX ACTS.

ACCORDING TO A POLICE REPORT-

A WOMAN SAYS JOSEPH ROGERS TRIED TO FORCE HIMSELF ON HER.

SHE SAYS SHE REFUSED-

BUT HE MADE HER PERFORM OTHER INNAPPROPRIATE SEX ACTS AS A CONDITION OF HER EMPLOYMENT.

BIGELOW LATEST-VO

LEE COUNTY COMMISSIONER BRIAN BIGELOW SAYS DEPUTIES ARE LYING --

AND HE DIDN'T BREAK THE LAW.

DEPUTIES PULLED OVER BIGELOW'S CAR WEDNESDAY NEAR A KNOWN DRUG HOUSE.

THEY ARRESTED THE DRIVER - 18-YEAR-OLD DAVID HENLEY - FOR HAVING MARIJUANA AND COCAINE.

THEY CITED BIGELOW FOR LETTING THE TEEN -- WHO HAS NO LICENSE -- DRIVE THE VEHICLE.

HENLEY TOLD DEPUTIES THE COCAINE WAS BIGELOW'S AND HE DOES COCAINE ON A REGULAR BASIS.

ZUMBA INSTRUCTION LOCAL-VO

MORE NAMES HAVE SURFACED IN THE STORY OF A ZUMBA INSTRUCTOR IN RURAL MAINE -- ACCUSED OF RUNNING A BROTHEL AT HER DANCE STUDIO.

AND ONE OF THE NEW NAMES IS FROM SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.

POLICE SAY 68-YEAR-OLD ROBERT HAZLETON JUNIOR, FROM ESTERO, IS ON THE CLIENT LIST.

LAST MONTH --

WE TOLD YOU 58-YEAR-OLD JAMES SOULE -- FROM LEE COUNTY -- ALREADY FACES CHARGES IN THE CASE.

AS FOR THE ZUMBA INSTRUCTOR --

PATREUS RESIGNS-OC

A SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED MOVE-

THE RESIGNATION OF C-I-A DIRECTOR DAVID PETRAEUS COMES AS A SURPRISE TO MANY-

AFTER HE ADMITS TO HAVING AN AFFAIR.

THE MOVE MAY BE EVEN MORE SHOCKING TO THE PEOPLE WHO SERVED UNDER HIM.

PATREUS RESIGNS-PKG

SCRIPT:

DAVID PETRAEUS-WAS IN MANY RESPECTS - THE PUBLIC FACE OF THE WARS.

THE HIGHLY DECORATED GENERAL OFTEN APPEARING BEFORE CONGRESS

ONE OF THE MASTERMINDS BEHIND THE SURGE IN IRAQ - THAT ULTIMATELY HELPED

BRING THAT WAR TO A CLOSE.

THEN AFGHANISTAN, AND THE CALL TO HEAD THE CIA.

DIANE WITH THE GENERAL AS HE PREPARED TO RETURN:

SAWYER NATS - ARE YOU READY TO COME BACK? READY FOR THE C.I.A.?

GENERAL DAVID H. PETRAEUS NATS - WELL I FEEL VERY FORTUNATE TO HAVE BEEN

PROVIDED SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONTINUE TO-- TO SERVE AND TO CONTRIBUTE--

IF CONFIRMED.

TAKING OVER THE CIA LAST YEAR --- HIS WIFE HOLLY LOOKING ON -

PATRAEUS NATS - "WHEN I ASKED HOLLY FOR HER THOUGHTS ON MY REMARKS TODAY

SHE RESPONDED WITH 2 WORDS: "BE BRIEF" LAUGHTER.

MARRIED 37 YEARS TO HIS WIFE HOLLY -

PETRAEUS MET HER BEFORE GRADUATING FROM WEST POINT.

SHE WAS FROM A LONG LINE OF ARMY ROYALTY.

HER GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER FOUGHT IN THE CIVIL WAR-

HER OWN FATHER A RETIRED FOUR-STAR GENERAL.

PETRAEUS SPOKE OF THE YOUNG WOMAN HE MET AT WEST POINT:

PATRAEUS NATS - THE WOMAN WHO WOULD BECOME MY WIFE. INDEED THE BEST DECISION

I EVER MADE WAS REPLYING "SURE, HAPPY TO DO IT" WHEN ASKED TO ESCORT A

VISITING COED TO A WEEKEND FOOTBALL GAME.. I'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO

ADEQUATELY EXPRESS MY LOVE AND APPRECIATION FOR ALL THAT SHE HAS DONE BUT I

CAN SAY HERE, THIS MORNING THANKS HOLL I LOVE YOU".APPLAUSE"

OVER THEIR NEARLY 4 DECADES TOGETHER,

THE FAMILY MOVED 24 TIMES FOLLOWING PETRAEUS' CAREER.

HOLLY RAISING TWO CHILDREN.

AND IF PETRAEUS WAS CELEBRATED FOR HIS MILITARY DISCIPLINE.

FOR HOLLY, IT WAS DEVOTION.

OFTEN THERE. AS TROOPS CAME HOME.

HUGGING THE SOLDIERS - AS IF THEY WERE FAMILY.

SHE KNOW HOLDS A FEDERAL ROLE -

HELPING RETURNING SERVICE MEMBERS -- FIND FINANCIAL SECURITY--

AND FIGHT OFF BANKS THAT PREY ON THEM WHILE THEY'RE AWAY.

PSA NATS WITH HOLLY PATRAEUS - "I'M ALSO A LONG TIME MILITARY SPOUSE."

ARMY WIVES HAVE SAID 'SHE'S ONE OF US.'

JUST THIS YEAR, SHE SPOKE ABOUT HER FAVORITE POEM. AND ITS PREMISE:

HOLLY PATRAEUS NATS - "LIFE IS 10 PERCENT WHAT HAPPENS TO ME, AND 90 PERCENT

PATREUS RESIGNS-OC

DAVID MUIR REPORTING.

PATRAEUS ADMITTED TO THE EXTRAMARITAL AFFAIR IN HIS RESIGNATION.

U-S OFFICIALS WITH KNOWLEDGE OF THE SITUATION SAY PATRAEUS CARRIED ON THE AFFAIR WITH HIS BIOGRAPHER- PAULA BROADWELL.

DANIELS PARKWAY-VO

F-DOT WANTS TO BE REIMBURSED FOR DAMAGES TO THE I-75 OVERPASS AT DANIELS PARKWAY AFTER A CRASH EARLIER THIS WEEK.

A TRUCK CARRYING A CRANE WAS TRAVELING BENEATH THE OVERPASS --

THE CRANE WAS STICKING UP AND IT SMASHED INTO THE BRIDGE. DAMAGING THE SUPPORT BEAMS.

THE BILL FOR REPAIRS -- 750-THOUSAND DOLLARS!

TAX DOLLARS WILL *NOT PAY FOR REPAIRS, THE WORK IS BEING HANDLED BY A PRIVATE CONTRACTOR.

DANIELS PARKWAY-ABC NAVI

THINGS TO KNOW THIS WEEKEND IF YOU'RE HEADED NEAR I-75 AND DANIELS PARKWAY.

ON SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY --FOR THOSE TRAVELING UNDER THE BRIDGE--YOU WILL HAVE TO MAKE A DETOUR.

IT WILL TAKE YOU TO ALICO ROAD--AND USE I-75 OR TREELINE AVENUE TO DANIELS.

TRAFFIC ALERT TODAY-NBC NAVI

AND ANOTHER TRAFFIC ALERT-

THE ANNUAL VETERANS DAY 5-K WILL BE CREATING TRAFFIC TIE-UPS IN LEE COUNTY THIS MORNING-

THE VETERANS DAY MIDPOINT MADNESS 5K IS HAPPENING TODAY.

BECAUSE OF THAT, THE MIDPOINT BRIDGE IN LEE COUNTY WILL BE CLOSED BETWEEN 7:30 AND 9:30 THIS MORNING.

THE RACE GETS UNDERWAY AT 8:00.

FISCAL CLIFF OBAMA-VO

51 DAYS UNTIL THE U-S REACHES THE EDGE OF ITS FISCAL CLIFF--

AND PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA AND HOUSE SPEAKER JOHN BOEHNER ARE TAKING THEIR STANCES IN THE UPCOMING SHOWDOWN.

PRESIDENT OBAMA CLAIMED THE ELECTION PROVED MOST AMERICANS AGREE WITH HIS PLAN.

THAT HE CALLS BALANCED.

CUTTING SPENDING AND HIKING TAXES. TO AVOID THE FISCAL CLIFF.

FISCAL CLIFF SOTS-SOTS VO

obama but! I refuse to accept any approach that isn't balanced. i'm not gonna ask students and seniors and middle class families to pay down the entire deficit while people like me making make over 250 thousand dollars aren't asked to pay a dime more in taxes.

Ohio:43 -:54

the problem with raising tax rates on the wealthiest americans is that more than half of them are small business owners. we know from ernst and young 700 thousand jobs would be destroyed.

TEASE ONE-OC

READY TO KICK OFF YOUR WEEKEND-

BUT NEED A COUPLE IDEAS ON WHAT TO DO- OR WHERE TO GO-

WE'VE GOT YOU COVERED.

WE RUN DOWN THE BEST THINGS TO DO HERE IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

TZ1 A) THINGS TO DO-VO-WIPE

TZ1 B) SPORTS-VOTOPS

THINGS TO DO-CLIP

THINGS TO DO-OC

ARE YOU READY FOR THE WEEKEND?

WELL, THIS MORNING WE'VE GOT YOU COVERED.

THINGS TO DO-PKG

PKG

IT'S BEEN A LONG WEEK AND YOU DESERVE A LITTLE FUN-- AND YOU CAN COUNT ON THIS WEEKEND TO BE FULL OF IT.

NAT BREAK OF VIDEO

IT ALL KICKS OFF RIGHT HERE, AT CAPE CORAL PARK AND REC'S ANNUAL COCONUT FESTIVAL.

THIS THREE-DAY NUTTY EVENT AT SUN SPLASH WILL BE FULL OF LIVE MUSIC, CARNIVAL RIDES, AND A SATURDAY NIGHT FIREWORK SHOW.

SOUNDBITE FROM LAST YEAR?

ANIMATED MAP & PHOTOS

IF YOU'RE FEELING A LITTLE CRAFTY-HEAD TO CAMBIER PARK IN NAPLES ON SATURDAY FOR AN ARTS AND CRAFT SHOW.

ANIMATED MAP & PHOTOS

YOU'LL ALSO FIND ARTS AND CRAFTS IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY THIS WEEKEND-AT GILCHRIST PARK IN PUNTA GORDA.

THAT TAKES PLACE BOTH SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

VO OF DOG BEACH

THE DOG DAYS OF SUMMER MAY BE OVER, BUT THE FURRY POOCHES HAVE SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE THIS SATURDAY.

LEE COUNTY IS THROWING A BIG BASH FOR THE DOG BEACH'S NEWEST AMENITY. THIS DOGGY SHOWER AND FOUNTAIN.

VO OF TASTE OF THE ISLANDS

TO TIE UP YOUR WEEKEND FUN -- HAVE YOUR TASTE BUDS TAKE THE LEAD TO THE 31ST ANNUAL TASTE OF THE ISLANDS COMMUNITY PARK ON SUNDAY.

NAT BREAK

YOU'LL TASTE FOOD FROM FROM 20 DIFFERENT AREA RESTUARANTS AT SANIBEL COMMUNITY PARK.

SOUND BITE?

NO MATTER WHAT CORNER OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA YOUR WEEKEND MAY TAKE YOU. MAKE IT ONE FULL OF FUN, SMILES AND BARKS.

STORMWARN CLIP-CLIPTOPS

WEATHER-WX WALL

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE ABC7 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

After a spectacular finish to the week, we're in store for another pretty nice weekend here across Southwest Florida. The cool and dry airmass that was with us for the second half of the week is beginning to moderate and that will mean some slight changes to our weather.

Temperatures this morning won't be quite as chilly as yesterday, as lows have settled into the middle and upper 50s across the urban corridor. If you're up and at 'em early today, especially across our inland and northern communities you'll definitely want the sweaters and jackets as a few readings will be in the lower 50s.

High pressure that is moving across the southern states and across the eastern seaboard will continue to hold its grip on our weather keeping our pattern dry and stable. We'll start our Saturday with patchy clouds and sunshine, and that will take any chill out of the air as temperatures recover into the upper 70s to 80°.

Our winds will begin to pick up out of the east northeast around 15 mph throughout the day and transport some low level moisture from the Atlantic in the form of a few fair weather clouds that will dot our sky. Humidity levels will still be on the comfortable side, however we will start to see some slightly higher moisture values early next week.

Tonight, our skies will remain mostly clear and lows will be cool near 60° here in town with temperatures a few points cooler just east of I75.

SPORTS PKG-PKG

TEASE TWO-OC

GETTING READY TO TAKE THAT VACATION TIME-

THERE ARE WAYS TO SAVE-

TZ2 A) TRAVEL GUIDE-VO-WIPE

TRAVEL GUIDE-OC

ABC-7 TAKES A LOOK AT HOLIDAY TRAVEL THIS MORNING.

THE NUMBER OF PLANE TICKETS BOUGHT FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S IS ALREADY UP 50 PERCENT FROM LAST YEAR ALONG WITH AIRFARE PRICES.

TRAVEL GUIDE-PKG

SCRIPT:

OK, SO SAY YOU'RE A FAMILY OF FOUR IN ATLANTA AND YOU WANT TO FLY TO NEW

YORK CITY FOR THE MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE OR LATER ON, FOR SOME

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOW DO YOU SAVE REAL MONEY?

TIP #1: BUY NOW OR NOT LONG FROM NOW. PRICES ARE ONLY GOING UP

BROWN SOT - AT THIS POINT, IT'S TIME TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKET.

CHECK THIS OUT:

A NON-STOP FLIGHT FROM ATLANTA TO NYC FOR CHRISTMAS COSTS 270 DOLLARS TODAY.

IF YOU WAIT TWO WEEKS, IT'LL BE 70 DOLLARS MORE. FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR THAT'

S 280 BUCKS.

* TIP #2: FLY ON OFF DAYS

IF YOU'RE WILLING TRAVEL ON THANKSGIVING DAY AS OPPOSED TO THE DAY BEFORE

YOU WILL SAVE HUNDREDS. A FLIGHT FROM ATLANTA TO NY GOES DOWN $344 PER

PERSON. FOR OUR FAMILY OF FOUR THAT'S 1376 DOLLARS.

BROWN SOT - AND NOT ONLY THAT, BUT YOU'LL FIND THAT THE AIRPORT IS EMPTY.

THE LINES ARE FEW, AND YOU'RE PROBABLY GOING TO SEE A FEW EMPTY SEATS ON

YOUR FLIGHT.

* TIP #3: IF YOU'RE SHIOPIING ONLINE, SHOP ON WEDNESDAYS. A LOT OF AIRLINES

START THEIR SALES ON TUESDAYS, AND BY WEDNESDAY, OTHER AIRLINES ARE MATCHING

THOSE SALES.

WHAT IF YOU'RE GOING BY TRAIN?

THE TIPS ARE SIMILAR.

* AND TRAVEL ON OFF DAYS. IF YOU TAKE AMTRAK FROM NEW YORK TO BOSTON ON

THANKSGIVING INSTEAD OF THE DAY BEFORE, YOU'LL SAVE $301 PER TICKET OR $1204

FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR.

AND WHAT ABOPUT IF YOU'RE DRIVING?

* THE BEST TIPS WE'VE HEARD WERE TO FILL UP AT YOUR DESTINATION IF THE GAS

IS CHEAPER THERE AND TO FILL UP BEFORE THE PEAK TRAVEL DAYS WHEN THE LINES

ARE SHORTER.

WHATEVER YOUR MODE OF TRANSPORT THE WAY TO SAVE IS MAKE A PLAN NOW AND ACT

ON IT.

SKYPE IN THE SKIES-VO

A BATTLE'S BREWING OVER INTERNET PHONE CALLS ON BOARD AIRPLANES.

"USA TODAY" REPORTS AN INCREASING NUMBER OF PASSENGERS ARE BOARDING PLANES WITH SMART DEVICES-

THINGS CAPABLE OF USING SKYPE OR OTHER INTERNET CALLING SERVICES.

FLIGHT CREWS AND MANY PASSENGERS COMPLAIN THE CALLS ARE NOISY DISTRACTIONS.

SAMSUNG OUTSELLS IPHONE-VO

SAMSUNG'S GALAXY "S" THREE HAS DETHRONED APPLE'S IPHONE FOUR "S"!

IT IS NOW *THE* BEST SELLING SMARTPHONE.

THE COMPANY SHIPPED OUT OVER 18-MILLION GALAXY PHONES LAST QUARTER--

COMPARED TO JUST 16-MILLION IPHONES.

BUT THE REIGN AT NUMBER ONE MIGHT BE SHORT LIVED.

IPHONE *FIVE* SALES ARE UP--

TEASE THREE-ON CAM

COULD THE LONG STANDOFF FINALLY BE OVER-

AFTER WEEKS OF NEGOTIATIONS AND EVEN FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS-

PILOTS AND AMERICAN AIRLINES COME TO A TENTATIVE AGREEMENT

PLUS - A MAN GETS A LIFE SENTENCE FOR MURDER-

TZ3 A) AA DEAL-VO-WIPE

TZ3 B) CRAIGSLIST MURDER PLOT-VOTOPS

NEWS OPEN-CLIP

LIVE DOPPLER-DOPPLER

TS 1) AA DEAL-VOTOPS

AFTER WEEKS OF NEGOTIATING-

EVEN CANCELLING FLIGHTS-

AMERICAN AIRLINES ACCEPTS IT'S PILOT'S CONTRACT OFFER.

TS 2) VETERANS DAY FREEBIES-VOTOPS

PLUS - A HOST OF RESTAURANT CHAINS ARE SHOWING THEIR APPREICIATION THIS WEEKEND-

TS 3) COLD WEATHER AND HEART ATTACKS-VOTOPS

AND ESCAPING THE COLD WEATHER--

DOESN'T MEAN YOU ESCAPE HEALTH RISKS OF WINTER.

WX TOSS-1 SHOT PUSH

GOOD MORNING SOUTHWEST FLORIDA-

TODAY'S SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10TH.

I'M JOE ROETZ-

BEFORE WE GET TO ALL THE BIG STORIES RIGHT NOW AT 7:30 --

WEATHER-WX CTR

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE ABC7 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

After a spectacular finish to the week, we're in store for another pretty nice weekend here across Southwest Florida. The cool and dry airmass that was with us for the second half of the week is beginning to moderate and that will mean some slight changes to our weather.

Temperatures this morning won't be quite as chilly as yesterday, as lows have settled into the middle and upper 50s across the urban corridor. If you're up and at 'em early today, especially across our inland and northern communities you'll definitely want the sweaters and jackets as a few readings will be in the lower 50s.

High pressure that is moving across the southern states and across the eastern seaboard will continue to hold its grip on our weather keeping our pattern dry and stable. We'll start our Saturday with patchy clouds and sunshine, and that will take any chill out of the air as temperatures recover into the upper 70s to 80°.

Our winds will begin to pick up out of the east northeast around 15 mph throughout the day and transport some low level moisture from the Atlantic in the form of a few fair weather clouds that will dot our sky. Humidity levels will still be on the comfortable side, however we will start to see some slightly higher moisture values early next week.

Tonight, our skies will remain mostly clear and lows will be cool near 60° here in town with temperatures a few points cooler just east of I75.

TOSS TO JULIAN-CLIP BOXES

A SHOOTING IN FORT MYERS LEAVES ONE DEAD THIS MORNING-

AND THE SUSPECT IS STILL ON THE LOOSE.

IT HAPPENED ON PROSPECT AVENUE LAST NIGHT.

ABC-7'S JULIAN JOHNSON IS ON SCENE NOW -

PROSPECT SHOOTING-REM-LIVE

ALMOST TWELVE HOURS AFTER DEPUTIES GOT THIS CALL THEY ARE STILL OUT HERE ON SCENE.

OFFICIALS TELL US ONE MAN DID DIE AS A RESULT OF A SHOOTING WHICH HAPPENED HERE AT 563 PROSPECT.

THEY HAVE NOT YET RELEASED THE VICTIM'S NAME.

BUT WE ARE STILL SEEING A LOT OF ACTIVITY AT THE HOME WHERE OFFICIALS SAY SHOTS WERE FIRED AROUND 8:30 LAST NIGHT.

SHERIFFS OFFICE CHOPPER WAS UP LAST NIGHT AS THEY TRIED TO LOCATE THE SHOOTER BUT THEY DO NOT HAVE ANYONE IN CUSTODY AT THIS TIME.

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO YOU'RE ASKED TO CALL THE SHERIFFS OFFICE.

WE'LL CONTINUE TO WATCH THIS SCENE AND GET YOU ANY NEW DETAILS AS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE.

KINGSMAN SHOOTING-VOTOPS

BUT THAT WASN'T THE ONLY SHOOTING THAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT!

ANOTHER SCENE -- JUST A MILE AWAY -

IS WHERE TWO PEOPLE WERE SHOT OUTSIDE A HOUSE ON KINGSMAN CIRCLE.

ONE PERSON DIED -- THE OTHER IS EXPECTED TO MAKE IT.

NO WORD ON THE MOTIVE --

BUT F-M-P-D IS INVESTIGATING.

AA DEAL-TC MON

IT'S NOT QUITE A DONE DEAL.

BUT AMERICAN AIRLINES AND ITS PILOTS HAVE REACHED AN AGREEMENT ON A NEW CONTRACT.

THE BREAKTHROUGH HAPPENED LATE FRIDAY--

IN THE END, AMERICAN AGREED TO TAKE THE PILOTS FINAL OFFER.

AS JASON WHITELY REPORTS, RIGHT NOW. NEITHER SIDE IS REFERRING TO THIS AS A DEAL.

AA DEAL-PKG

UPERS:

-Dallas, TX

-Keith Wilson/Allied Pilots Assoc.

-Mark Drusch/Fareportal

-Jason Whitely/Reporting

VIDEO PROVIDED BY: WFAA

COURTESY: NONE

LENGTH: 1:15

SCRIPT:

No matter what you call it, a breakthrough is a safe bet.

SOT: Keith Wilson / President - Allied Pilots Association:04

"I think it should be a sense of accomplishment more than relief."

Pilots presented their final contract offer to American late Friday.

And the airline agreed to it.

SOT: Mark Drusch / Fareportal Executive

"Thankfully the industry as a whole is doing better. Even American is doing

better. So that means American had a little more financial leeway than even

12-months ago. I think all those things said, the timing is probably good."

Mark Drusch is a former airline executive who's watched American's

bankruptcy closely.

After six weeks of intensive negotations - not to mention those painful

delays and cancellations last month - pilots say they negotiated a contract

similar to their competitors - though no one would yet reveal details.

SOT: Mark Drusch / Fareportal Executive

"No one will ever admit this but let's be honest. American came back to the

table. Now that the pilots have created this opportunity it's up to them to

AA DEAL-OC

JASON WHITELY REPORTING.

HALT DEPORTATIONS-VO

GUATEMALA'S PRESIDENT ASKS PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA TO STOP DEPORTING UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS WHILE THE COUNTRY RECOVERS FROM WEDNESDAY'S EARTHQUAKE.

PRESIDENT OTTO PEREZ MOLINA MADE A FORMAL REQUEST ON T-V TO PRESIDENT OBAMA DUE TO THE WHAT HE DESCRIBED AS THE UNFORTUNATE SITUATION HIS COUNTRY IS IN.

HAITI FLOODING-VOTOPS

AT LEAST EIGHT PEOPLE DIED IN NORTHERN HAITI AFTER TORRENTIAL RAIN TRIGGERED FLASH FLOODING FRIDAY.

A LAKE BROKE ITS BANKS AND FLOODED HOMES AND ROADS NEAR THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND CAUSED SOME AREAS TO BE CUT OFF.

NIAGRA FALLS RESCUE-VO

A WOMAN WAS RESCUED FRIDAY AFTER FALLING INTO THE RIVER AT NEW YORK'S NIAGARA GORGE.

THE WOMAN WAS CLINGING TO ROCKS NEAR THE NIAGARA RIVER'S WHIRLPOOL RAPIDS.

NIAGRA FALLS RESCUE-SOTVO

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"The gorge is open to traffic. We encourage people to use the gorge, just to stay away from the water. So again, we don't know exactly what happened. But obviously, she fell in the water somehow. By being too close to the water's edge.

RESCUERS CARRIED THE WOMAN OUT TO A SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT HELICOPTER.

SHE WAS AIRLIFTED TO A WAITING AMBULANCE AND TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.

THE WOMAN'S NAME WAS NOT RELEASED.

BOY SCOUT PLEA-VO

A FORMER BOY SCOUT TROOP LEADER HAS PLEADED NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES HE SEXUALLY ABUSED THREE BOYS.

18-YEAR-OLD JACOB WITTREN APPEARED IN COURT FRIDAY BY VIDEO FEED IN OREGON.

HE WAS ARRESTED LAST MONTH ON INCEST CHARGES.

HE'S NOW BEEN HIT WITH ADDITIONAL CHARGES THAT HE SEXUALLY ASSAULTED THREE BOY SCOUTS TWO YEARS AGO.

CRAIGSLIST MURDER PLOT-VO

A JUDGE HAS SENTENCED A TEEN INVOLVED IN THE MURDERS OF THREE MEN.

17-YEAR-OLD BROGAN RAFFERTY WAS SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON WITH NO PAROLE FOR HIS ROLE IN A MURDER PLOT.

PROSECUTORS SAY RAFFERTY HELPED 52 YEAR OLD RICHARD BEASLEY LURE MEN TO A REMOTE FARM THROUGH A CRAIGSLIST AD THAT PROMISED WORK.

THREE MEN WERE SHOT AND KILLED, BUT A FOURTH MAN SURVIVED.

GUN SALES UP-VO-WIPE

ALL FIRED UP!

LOCAL GUN SHOPS SAY SALES OF AMMUNITIION, ASSAULT RIFLES AND HANDGUNS ARE UP NOTICEABLY --

FLYING OFF THE SHELVES BECAUSE OF FEARS THAT PRESIDENT OBAMA'S SECOND TERM COULD BRING TIGHTER GUN LAWS.

AT TACTICAL WEAPONS IN FORT MYERS - THEY SAY GUN SALES ARE UP 40 PERCENT IN THE LAST WEEK.

GUN SALES UP-SOTVO

"Now there's people coming in that are not even gun guys or women and they're buying them just to put them away because if they ban them, they're going to go up. It's going to be like gold."

AFTER THE 2008 ELECTION - THERE WAS A SPIKE IN BACKGROUND CHECKS - THE MOST RELIABLE WAY TO TRACK GUN SALES.

BUT ARE THE FEARS JUSTIFIED?

HARRINGTON'S PLAN-VO

PLANS ARE IN THE WORKS TO AVOID ANOTHER ELECTION DAY DEBACLE IN LEE COUNTY.

ABC-7 CAUGHT UP WITH SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS SHARON HARRINGTON.

SHE WANTS AT LEAST THREE OPTICAL SCANNERS PER PRECINCT.

ON ELECTION DAY - MANY HAD JUST *ONE.

HER WISH LIST OF 275 NEW SCANNERS COULD COST MORE THAN A MILLION DOLLARS.

NIGHT OF BROKEN GLASS-POP VO

THIS WEEKEND MARKS THE ANNIVERSARY OF "THE NIGHT OF BROKEN GLASS."

THE NIGHT WHEN NAZI SOLDIERS DESTROYED JEWISH TEMPLES AT THE START OF THE HOLOCAUST.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA IS HOME TO ONE OF THE OLDEST HOLOCAUST MEMORIALS IN NORTH AMERICA.

SUNDAY, THE FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO WERE IN CONCENTRATION CAMPS AND THOSE WHO LIBERATED THEM. WILL MEET.

NIGHT OF BROKEN GLASS-PKG

THERE ARE CERTAIN IRONIES IN LIFE ALMOST TOO BIZARRE TO EXPLAIN. FOR DAVID ROBINSON AND BEN KUTNER, THEY COME TO A HEAD HERE, IN EMEK SHOLOM OR THE "VALLEY OF PEACE."

THIS WEEKEND, THE TWO WILL HONOR THEIR PARENTS, WHO UNKNOWINGLY SHARED A SACRED BOND--ONE OF SAVIOR AND SAVED.

S/ Inge Horowitz / Emek Shalom Cemetery:19-:28

"part of the history are the liberators, the warriors who brought that war to and end 18 we'd have no survivors 22 if it weren't for them"

SURVIVORS LIKE BEN'S MOTHER.

S/ Ben Kutner / Survivor's Son:31-:37

"she spent her entire teenage life in concentration camps / which is unimaginable"

AGAINST ALL ODDS, SHE MADE IT TO A DISPLACED PERSONS CAMP. A CAMP, WHERE DAVID'S FATHER WORKED AFTER LIBERATING BUCHENWALD.

S/ David Robinson / Father Liberated Concentration Camp:45-50

"what they did there was to save as many people as possible / the living dead"

THE TWO NEVER MET THERE, BUT IN AN ODD TWIST OF FATE, BOTH MOVED TO RICHMOND AND SETTLED ABOUT TWO MILES APART. AND JUST SIX MONTHS BEFORE BRUCE'S DEATH, THEY WERE INTRODUCED AND BECAME FAST FRIENDS.

S/ David Robinson / Father Liberated Concentration Camp 1:04-1:18

"every night the last few days of his life she walked to retreat hospital and she looked down at him and he looked up at her and they didn't say anything but just the tears flowed because they shared a very important moment in time"

A MOMENT IN TIME THAT CONTINUES TO BRING STRANGERS TOGETHER FOR A COMMON GOAL.

S/ Ben Kutner / Survivor's Son 1:24-1:30

VETERANS DAY FREEBIES-VO

LAURA GELLER REPORTING-

TOMORROW IS VETERANS DAY-

SO SEVERAL CHAINS ACROSS AMERICA ARE OFFERING TOKENS OF GRATITUDE TO VETERANS.

EINSTEIN BROS BAGELS IS GIVING OUT A FREE BAGEL.

U.S. FORCES CAN ALSO EAT FREE SUNDAY AT OLIVE GARDEN, APPLEBEE'S AND CHILI'S.

THERE'S FREE WINGS AT HOOTERS AND FREE APPETIZERS AT RED LOBSTER.

EAT FREE AT CALIFORNIA PIZZA KITCHEN SUNDAY -OR- MONDAY,

OR GET A FREE BLOOMIN' ONION AT OUTBACK.

DENNY'S IS SERVING LIMITLESS PANCAKES MONDAY FROM 6AM TO 2PM.

OBAMA VISIT DAMAGE-VO

THE WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCES PRESIDENT OBAMA WILL VISIT STORM-RAVAGED SITES IN THE NEW YORK CITY AREA NEXT THURSDAY.

MORE THAN 400,000 HOMES AND BUSINESSES ARE STILL WITHOUT POWER.

ANGIES LIST STORM VICTIMS-VOTOPS

"ANGIE'S LIST" REACHES OUT TO VICTIMS OF SUPERSTORM SANDY.

IT'S LAUNCHED A CATASTROPHE TEAM-

WITH A SPECIAL PHONE NUMBER DEVOTED TO VICTIMS WHO NEED HELP WITH THE RECOVERY AND REBUILDING PROCESS.

IT'S 1-877-648-2448.

STATUE OF LIBERTY-VO

THE STATUE OF LIBERTY'S LAMP IS RE-LIT FOR THE FIRST TIME AFTER BEING DAMAGED BY SUPERSTORM SANDY.

LADY LIBERTY WHICH IS ONE OF NEW YORK CITY'S TOP TOURIST ATTRACTIONS HAS BEEN CLOSED SINCE IT WAS DAMAGED BY THE SUPERSTORM.

TEASE FOUR-OC

A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE FRUSTRATED BY WHAT SANDY'S LEFT BEHIND-

COMING UP- WE'LL SHOW YOU HOW THE STORM HELPED ONE MAN WIN THE JACKPOT.

TZ4 A) SANDY VOLUNTEER-VO-WIPE

LOTTERY NUMBERS-CG

STORMWARN OPEN-CLIPTOPS

MAIN WEATHER-2SHOT

- LINH BUI COMPETES IN "DANCING WITH THE STARS FOR LITERACY"

- THIS TOOK PLACE LAST NIGHT AT THE NAPLES BEACH HOTEL AND GULF CLUB-

- LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF COLLIER COUNTY TEACHES ILLITERATE AND NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING ADULTS TO READ, WRITE AND SPEAK ENGLISH.

MAIN WEATHER-WX WALL

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE ABC7 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

After a spectacular finish to the week, we're in store for another pretty nice weekend here across Southwest Florida. The cool and dry airmass that was with us for the second half of the week is beginning to moderate and that will mean some slight changes to our weather.

Temperatures this morning won't be quite as chilly as yesterday, as lows have settled into the middle and upper 50s across the urban corridor. If you're up and at 'em early today, especially across our inland and northern communities you'll definitely want the sweaters and jackets as a few readings will be in the lower 50s.

High pressure that is moving across the southern states and across the eastern seaboard will continue to hold its grip on our weather keeping our pattern dry and stable. We'll start our Saturday with patchy clouds and sunshine, and that will take any chill out of the air as temperatures recover into the upper 70s to 80°.

Our winds will begin to pick up out of the east northeast around 15 mph throughout the day and transport some low level moisture from the Atlantic in the form of a few fair weather clouds that will dot our sky. Humidity levels will still be on the comfortable side, however we will start to see some slightly higher moisture values early next week.

Tonight, our skies will remain mostly clear and lows will be cool near 60° here in town with temperatures a few points cooler just east of I75.

SANDY VOLUNTEER WINS BIG-OC

WHILE MOST PEOPLE ARE FRUSTRATED BY THE PROBLEMS CREATED BY SUPERSTORM SANDY,

A CHICAGO-AREA MAN HIT THE JACKPOT BECAUSE OF THE STORM.

SANDY VOLUNTEER WINS BIG-PKG

--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS --

JOHN TURNER IS BACK HOME IN THE SOUTH SUBURBS. BUT HE'LL NEVER FORGET WHAT HE SAW ON THE EAST COAST.

"Whole half of houses gone. We saw houses moved down the streets, vehicles turned over."

THE 38-YEAR-OLD TURNER RUNS A WATER REMOVAL BUSINESS CALLED NATIONAL CATASTROPHE SOLUTIONS OF CHICAGO.

HE AND HIS STAFF CLEANED UP HOMES FLOODED BY SUPERSTORM SANDY INCLUDING SOME FOR FREE FOR HOMEOWNERS WHO'D LOST EVERYTHING.

"Some people didn't have insurance coverage. Some people never would have expected this. It's one of those 100 years deals."

IT WAS LAST SUNDAY. AFTER A HARD DAY OF CLEANUP. THAT TURNER BOUGHT THIS NEW JERSEY LOTTERY SCRATCH OFF TICKET.

WITH A FLICK OF THE WRIST HE BECAME 100-THOUSAND DOLLARS RICHER.

"Just shock, like this is not happening. Like this is not real."

"He couldn't believe it. He wanted a lot of confirmation from us, and just called a lot of family and told everybody the good news."

IN A STATEMENT, THE STATE'S LOTTERY DIRECTOR SAID: "We are very grateful that John has given his time and skills to help the people dealing with the challenges brought on by Sandy and that New Jersey is giving a memorable thank you back to him."

THE JACKPOT. AFTER TAXES. COMES TO ABOUT 70-THOUSAND DOLLARS. WHICH HE HOPES TO INVEST IN HIS BUSINESS, GIVE TO HIS CHURCH, AND

"A portion of it, we're going to donate it to someone or some family that's in need."

"He deserves it. He's a good-hearted man. I couldn't think of anybody better to win it than John."

TURNER, WHO WAS BORN IN NEW JERSEY, SAYS HIS THOUGHTS ARE STILL WITH THOSE STRUGGLING AFTER SANDY.

SANDY VOLUNTEER WINS BIG-OC

ERIC HORNG REPORTING.

EVEN AFTER WINNING, TURNER STAYED IN NEW JERSEY TO FINISH HIS WORK.

VANDERBILT BEACH RENOURISHMENT-VO-WIPE

ONE OF COLLIER COUNTY'S MORE POPULAR BEACHES IS GETTING A MAKEOVER.

COLLIER'S SPENDING 18 MILLION DOLLARS TO RENOURISH VANDERBILT AND NAPLES BEACHES.

VANDERBILT LOST HALF ITS SAND THE LAST FEW YEARS.

THE WORK ON VANDERBILT STARTED FRIDAY.

THE BULK OF THE PROJECT WILL START UP NEXT YEAR.

VANDERBILT BEACH RENOURISHMENT-SOTVO

LYNN SHIRLEY/NAPLES

"Many are coming down now and it might be a problem."

BOB SAYER/NAPLES

"I question the same thing, why now ? They could have been done this a little earlier."

DEER JUMPING OFF A BRIDGE-VOTOPS

JUST IMAGINE WATCHING A DEER JUMP TO IT'S DEATH WHEN IT SEE YOU COMING AT IT.

THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE DOING ON THIS IDAHO BRIDGE.

ROAMING DEER CROSSING THE BRIDGE PANIC WHEN THEY SEE AN ONCOMING VEHICLE.

DEER JUMPING OFF A BRIDGE-SOTVO

"First thing a deer's gonna do is try and get away. They jump over what they think is just into the barrow pit, but it's a 120 foot fall to the river below."

THE HIGHWAY CUTS THROUGH A DEER WINTER-RANGE AREA.

TEASE FIVE-VO

DROWSY DRIVERS ARE INVOLVED IN A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS EVERY YEAR.

FIND OUT WHO POSES THE BIGGEST DANGER ON THE ROADS AND JUST HOW WIDESPREAD THE RISK IS.

TZ5 ) TEENS DOZE OFF WHILE DRIVING-VO

COLD WEATHER HEART ATTACKS-POP

THIS MORNING- WE'RE LOOKING AT THE LINK BETWEEN WINTER WEATHER AND HEART ATTACKS.

OR THE LACK THERE-OF.

IF YOU THINK THAT ESCAPING THE COLD FOR A WARM CLIMATE PROTECTS YOU--

A NEW STUDY SAYS MAYBE YOU'D BETTER SAVE THE AIR FARE.

COLD WEATHER HEART ATTACKS-PKG

HEADING SOUTH FOR THE WINTER MAY PRESERVE YOU FROM SNOW AND SLEET -- BUT

IT WON'T NECESSARILY KEEP YOU FROM HAVING A HEART ATTACK.

THAT'S ACCORDING TO A STUDY PRESENTED TO THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION.

RESEARCHERS LOOKED AT DEATH CERTIFICATES FROM SEVEN REGIONS ACROSS THE

COUNTRY WHERE THE WINTER MONTHS RANGED FROM WARM TO COLD.

DEATHS IN WINTER WERE 26 TO 36 PER CENT HIGHER THAN IN SUMMER -- INCLUDING

THOSE FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DEATHS.

BUT THE COLD CLIMATES HAD NO MORE DEATHS THAN THE WARM ONES. THE STUDY

CONCLUDES THAT SOMETHING OTHER THAN LOW TEMPERATURES IS BEHIND THE

DIFFERENCE.

IT MIGHT HAVE TO DO WITH GETTING LESS VITAMIN D ON WINTER'S SHORTER DAYS --

OR WITH LESS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY.

BUT NO MATTER WHAT CLIMATE YOU'RE IN, YOU ARE MORE LIKELY TO DIE FROM HEART

PROBLEMS IN THE WINTER.

TEENS DOZE OFF WHILE DRIVING-VO

YOUNG PEOPLE ARE APPARENTLY MORE LIKELY TO NOD OFF BEHIND THE WHEEL-

THAN ANY OTHER AGE GROUP.

THAT'S ACCORDING TO A NEW STUDY BY THE TRIPLE-A FOUNDATION FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY.

THE RESEARCH DISCOVERED ONE IN SEVEN YOUNG DRIVERS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 16 AND 24 DOZED OFF WHILE DRIVING LAST YEAR.

TOP STORIES-CLIPTOPS

TS1) PROSPECT SHOOTING-VOTOPS

YOUR TIME NOW IS--

LET'S GET YOU UP TO SPEED WITH THIS MORNING'S TOP STORIES.

ONE PERSON IS DEAD THIS MORNING AFTER A SHOOTING LAST NIGHT IN FORT MYERS.

INVESTIGATORS TELL US, THE SHOOTING HAPPENED ON PROSPECT AVE IN FORT MYERS.

THAT'S JUST SOUTH OF PALM BEACH BOULEVARD.

A MAN WHO WAS CRITICALLY INJURED WAS RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL WHERE HE DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.

TS2) KINGSMAN SHOOTING-VOTOPS

T

FORT MYERS POLICE ARE ALSO INVESTIGATING A DEADLY SHOOTING-

THIS ONE ON KINGSMAN CIRCLE, JUST OFF OF BALLARD ROAD.

INVESTIGATORS SAY IT WAS AROUND 7:45 LAST NIGHT WHEN TWO MEN WERE SHOT OUTSIDE THIS HOME.

BOTH MEN WERE TAKEN TO LEE MEMORIAL.

ONE MAN DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.

THE OTHER IS EXPECTED TO BE OK.

TS3) PETRAEUS RESIGNS-VOTOPS

RETIRED GENERAL DAVID PETRAEUS HAS STEPPED DOWN HAS DIRECTOR OF THE C-I-A.

HE RESIGNED AFTER ADMITTING HE HAD AN AFFAIR.

A U-S OFFICIAL SAYS THE F-B-I HAD A TIP PETRAEUS WAS INVOLVED WITH HIS BIOGRAPHER, PAULA BROADWELL.

THE AGENCY INVESTIGATED, TRYING TO FIND OUT IF IT WAS A SECURITY RISK.

FINAL WEATHER-WXCOMP

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE ABC7 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

After a spectacular finish to the week, we're in store for another pretty nice weekend here across Southwest Florida. The cool and dry airmass that was with us for the second half of the week is beginning to moderate and that will mean some slight changes to our weather.

Temperatures this morning won't be quite as chilly as yesterday, as lows have settled into the middle and upper 50s across the urban corridor. If you're up and at 'em early today, especially across our inland and northern communities you'll definitely want the sweaters and jackets as a few readings will be in the lower 50s.

High pressure that is moving across the southern states and across the eastern seaboard will continue to hold its grip on our weather keeping our pattern dry and stable. We'll start our Saturday with patchy clouds and sunshine, and that will take any chill out of the air as temperatures recover into the upper 70s to 80°.

Our winds will begin to pick up out of the east northeast around 15 mph throughout the day and transport some low level moisture from the Atlantic in the form of a few fair weather clouds that will dot our sky. Humidity levels will still be on the comfortable side, however we will start to see some slightly higher moisture values early next week.

Tonight, our skies will remain mostly clear and lows will be cool near 60° here in town with temperatures a few points cooler just east of I75.

CLOSE-OC-WEB ANI

AD LIB GOODBYE

THANKS FOR JOINING US--

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