save up to 20% >> anderson: right. on an ikea kitchen. i thought it was recorded voice. >> no it is a real guy. >> anderson: it was a real guy sitting there and he is like hey, there and then he come out burning. >> yes. and i've never seen big tex in life but i've seen him throughout my life. with my own eyes. daytime exclusive. but you know it was sad for me imagine buying our dream house when i saw when they put the to find out the unthinkable. it used to be a meth lab. pictures side-by-side when you >> when i read the story i was see him alive and well and then floored. >> learn the signs that could be poor big tex. putting your family in danger. >> anderson: wfaa and that is and from "community", yvette nicole brown is my co-host. big tex before and after. and do you think you could stump the big tex is going to rebuild. that is the good news and people anderson? >> how fast can chinese bamboo have been sending us tweets our grow? >> come on! viewers have been sending us >> and new details in the man tweets of themselves in front of who shot his wife and six other women in a wisconsin spa and big tex. anybody went to the fair oh, does size matter in the bikini let's meet in front of the big tex. photos creating controversy on these are some of our viewers. facebook and tumbler. this is elaine -- today on "anderson live." >> he got fired. >> anderson: he might have

gotten fired. >> nicely done, sir. nicely done. >> anderson: stop the punishment. [laughter] also -- [laughter] how are you? >> cute. >> anderson: i like it. your laugh is almost as good as [applause] [cheering] [♪] mine. >> no, no, sir. nothing tops yours. >> anderson: but they are going to rebuild big tex. and the other -- this is another video -- the other thing is when there's tragedies people put member rales for big tex they >> anderson: hey, everybody. have been doing makeshift hope are you having a good memorials of flowers and also monday. yvette nicole brown from "community", everybody! corn dogs. >> hey, everybody! >> that is awesome. [applause] >> anderson: gone too soon. i raise the corn dog to you. >> anderson: so excited are you here. >> i thought i would bring springtime today. i know it's october. there is a video which i have but i thought i would give -- >> anderson: i almost wore that. been watching this so it's late on this. >> i saw the outfit and i beat but it's so good even if you you to it. you've seen it. >> anderson: we have a huge show this is a german person who today. i don't know if you have been following this last week, the decided to jump into a frozen

boy scouts released at great pool. i know some of you have seen pressure legal pressure files this. they have had on sexual abuse he is quite pleased with himself. that went on in the boy scouts and he is just going to do a for years. cannonball into the pool and we will talking about that today. and also a story that made me watch. angry, a family that got sick ahhhhhh! yikes! after unknowingly buying a house >> yeah. yeah. there it is. turned out the house used to be a meth lab. >> anderson: boom! and some 10,000 houses have been >> the question is and i don't know -- it is a pool not a pond taken as meth labs this past or a lake. year. we will give you tips who to isn't it bad to jump into water look for for asbestos and stuff when it's frozen? >> it is not a good idea. that home inspection might not do not try this at home. find whether it is an apartment or a house. the other thing there is a trend and we have a great fourth grade choir is here from a school in now at what do they call them? harlem. they have got a viral video... a baby shower. a baby showers people bring gifts. [applause] >> i saw this and wept silently have you heard this trend of baby cakes? look at the picture. tears of joy for the babies. >> prepare yourselves. >> anderson: they have newborn >> anderson: they will be here cakes. >> that is the good one. and perform. >> anderson: do we have the and want to start with the picture of the other one? "first 15" and update all the >> that is appetizing.

yummy. latest stuff. >> anderson: and people you bite sickening story a man went into into them and you eat them. a wisconsin spa. and we actually brought -- i was shot seven people, believed to so creeped out by this, so here be one was his wife. she had a restraining order we go. here is a little baby. against him the week before. little better. this is the shooter. cute little baby. and often we say the shooter's names and in cases like this i try not to say the name because >> the baby was sleeping quietly so much focus is put on the killers and not on the victims. not bothering anybody. so this person went in and shot >> here we go. take whatever you like. up, he also killed himself in anybody? no? all of this. all right. >> and there were a few hours >> that is disgusting. >> anderson: you don't have to when they did not know where he eat it i'm not pressuring. was. the thing that bothers me, is if pass around. pass one to the back. the end result is take yourself >> it tastes like marzipan. out, just take yourself out. why do you have to take out 12 people with you when the end >> i will take a bite of his but result is you are unhappy with life. suicide is not the answer but it tomorrow. >> anderson: if somebody at a baby shower pulled that out that sickens me they take the cowards is creepy. you will get the umbilical out in the way of killing other extraordinary. people. >> anderson: and he slashed her >> baby showers are creepy. tires back in october 4th. i don't know if you know about she got the restraining order the games.

>> that is creepier than eating immediately. then it was extended. melted food out of a diaper. and then he showed up on sunday. we have a phoner from abe, from >> they do that. you taste whether it was peas or carrots or... our affiliate in milwaukee, >> anderson: are you serious? >> there are -- what happens at wisntv12. abe what is the latest on this? a baby shower stays the a baby >> anderson what we are looking shower. it's like vegas. for right now is information about who these victims were. don't judge what happens now. we know the numbers. three women were killed. >> anderson: wow. >> that was not tasty. four injured. right now we are trying to and >> anderson: it's marzipan. we hope over the course of the day to get portraits for who the >> i need the sugar. >> anderson: we have plenty of women were, what they were doing babies throughout the show. in the salon, did they work we have -- we have been getting there or appointments and get comments on twitter and facebook people saying why do sense what their lives were we have famous people who are before this incident took place. co-hosts why not viewers. >> anderson: you were one of the first reporters i understand, on >> we debunked that today. the scene. and there was a lot of questions about what was going on at the >> anderson: no. so heather shepard tweeted if time. do we know much about the you ever need a funny white girl from vermont to co-host i'm your shooter? i know there was a restraining order against him and i've seen girl. charlotte from montana tweeted pictures with him and guns and us my dog is sticking her tongue things. >> yes, it was interesting. out because you will not let me

one of the employees of the co-host. we've decided we are announcing salon told me in the moments our "anderson live" viewer after the shooting took place, we were in a mall parking lot co-host challenge throughout the across the street. next month. go to andersoncooper.com and where you can imagine there was quite a bit of confusion but in upload your audition video make talking to this particular us a video why you would make a employee of the salon she said good co-host try to make it there had been and police funny or get your personality to confirmed a tire slashing incident in the parking lot of come across. make a video and submit it to us that salon earlier this month. and viewers will vote for the winner. where what we know as the gunman >> that is awesome. can i submit myself again? at the time was the estranged >> anderson: you are welcome husband of that employee of the back at any time. >> i will use this tape. salon had come by and allegedly >> anderson: we will take a slashed the tires of her car. quick break up next more of the and after that, we're told, by "first 15" including controversial photos making this one particular employee, signs were posted on the doors headlines. we will be right back. warning everyone who worked in [applause] [cheering] that salon to keep the doors closed when they opened and shut them to make sure that the building was secure. [♪] >> anderson: wow. abe we'll continue to check in >> coming up, imagine buying your dream home only to discover with you from the day. it used to be a meth lab. also, tonight is the big debate. >> this is the place that the last presidential debate. supposed to be our home and here the last of three. we have had one i am. vice-presidential debate and

this is the third presidential >> the family it happened to is debate. are y'all going to watch? breaking their silence in an "anderson live" exclusive. [applause] this one the focus is on foreign and the home dangers you need to policy. know what could be putting your and the focus is on foreign family in jeopardy right now. policy and they will try to work in economics because that is the and the "final 5" with an number one issue people are edition of stump anderson. voting on. >> i don't know the answer. >> it's been a free-for-all in the debates. what am i getting myself into? it says foreign policy but we will talk about everything. stay tuned to find out. [applause] >> wednesday on "anderson live", >> anderson: i think they will sort of say like well, to be america's supernanny. strong as a nation we need a >> deborah tillman is my co-host. >> helping a family in crisis strong economy a segue in. with out-of-control kids. i don't know if you saw and from american horror story "saturday night live" did a joke asylum. about the last debate. >> sara paulson is here. let's look at what they did on >> wednesday on "anderson live." snl. >> you have never in your life even once used the phrase terrorist act? >> get the transcript. get it. >> governor he has in fact used the phrase terrorist act. >> candy, no, no, come on. >> i am afraid he did. >> candy, please. candy. [laughter]

[applause] >> you have to understand the symbolism of dropping the mic it's done there is nothing else to be said it's done. >> anderson: often in the rap battles, that is my favorite. >> my favorite move. i drop the mic. >> anderson: iit's effective. people back away. i often win my hip-hop rap battle. >> me as well. >> anderson: and sad story out of dallas, texas the state fair, the big text which has been around since the early 50s or 60s, burned, big tex was a landmark burned over the weekend. >> and the guy who voices big tex did not know he was burning, he was giving the daily, welcome to the fair.

[applause] >> anderson: it is a beautiful day here in new york. he have self my co-host from "community". what is going on with "community"? >> we don't know when we are going to be back on the air.

we find out news from twitter. i found out on twitter. >> anderson: it is aun show. >> thank you, anderson. it'sonderfulhappy to do the four-year ride and we hope we can continue but we have no idea when we will be back on the air. >> anderson: how does it feel to kiss joel mchale? >> it was a violent kiss? i was oprah, i do a good oprah, by the way. i was playing oprah on the show and joel is like the hulk and he has a reaction to medication and he grabs me and kisses me. >> anderson: can you do oprah? [applause] >> yes. right? it's like she's in the room. [applause] >> anderson: i like that. last year on the show we had women who make use their placenta and eat it afterbirth. i don't know if anybody has heard of this. i will tell you the transition.

>> that was a hard turn. >> anderson: and we had a woman who make shakes out of it and she is a chef. i was like kin of -- i never heard of this, so then the audience didn't know what to make of it and i was like surprise. you get placenta and you get placenta. and people were like... people were like chucking under their seats for placenta. and there is a story i saw that i don't know why this is a story why it's made he had lines at -- headlines at all. there is a student at nyu and stella, and she posted a picture of herself on tumbler and it is a picture of her in a bikini. and this became controversial somehow. and people were commenting. and she almost felt so bad she almost took the picture down. >> i love the idea that she did

this and she said my body is none of your businessch what i feel happens and as a big girl talking we feel invisible because if you are not a size 0 you are not considered beautiful. and this girl is beautiful. she is a beautiful girl. so the idea -- what i loved most what she said was i have stretch marks and cellulite and i know skinny people that are cellulite it's what happened to a body when it grows. why can't see be as proud of her body? >> anderson: we all see the pictures of the perfect looking people and it's all fake. i get so annoyed last year i went spray tanning with snooki for the show and i had never been spray tanning before or since. but i go and the guy is like we can spray on muscles and abs. i was like what? there are people who get sprayed on abs. >> the implications are you are not good enough without it. >> anderson: and we all see these people with amazing bodies. all the actors are all on

steroids all the guys who are big, i'm convinced they are on steroids. becausehe huge for a re and saying i eat chicken. i've eaten chicken everyday of my life and it doesn't work. >> not the chicken. it's not the chicken. >> anderson: all the people -- >> and the other thing is, it's all smoke and mirrors. i got complimented how pretty i am. do you know how much makeup is on me right now? and the hair is not all mine. this is a lot of smoke and mirrors that goes on in hollywood that makes people -- >> anderson: yeah, and i look at the people and i go to the gym and i will never look like the people. >> it is a genetic blessing mixed with steroids. >> what you say, allegedly. >> they are doing steroids, i don't know. >> anderson: i did not name names. but i'm convinced a lot of the guys are doing steroids because there is no way you get those bodies just from working out a lot and eating chicken without skin.

you can't do it. >> nice segue. >> anderson: right. so, i think it's cool that she put this picture up and is owning it and feels good about herself. >> and i think we are all beautiful we have to find, the thing that you think exempts you from being beautiful or talented i promise you that is the thing that will be your thing. if you have a big hips rock t if your voice is squeaky there is a way to make it amazing. >> anderson: also -- [applause] amazingly is that when you are in middle school or high school, when you are weird or different, you're mocked but it's that stuff that will make you interesting later in life and that is the stuff that in the real world you get rewarded for and makes you interesting. and it was like all the people who were cool in high school they peek. they peek in high school. >> and who gets to decide? why do five or six people that are on the football team get to decide your value? >> anderson: i agree. >> i wish the kids could get

together all the outcasts get together and decide you're cool. because there's more of us than there are of them and you can rule any school, any environment. you decide. you decide that you are ok. [applause] and nothing against the others but you decide. >> anderson: there is a story that made headlines. i wanted to talk about it on the show and have people involved. last week, the boy scouts were forced to by court order by the supreme court forced to release 14,000 pages detailing of confidential documents, which detail a history of sexual abuse within the organization from scout leaders from 1965 to 1985. we are talking about 20 years. more than 1600 kids abused or allegedly abused in these files. and it's the thing makes people uncomfortable to talk about it. but not talking about it is not the solution.

it it lous it to be perpetuated. john is here in our audience whose name appears in the file. and john you were abused by your scout leader. >> i was 14 at the time. it happened between 12 and 14. >> anderson: to you what is the importance of these files being released? >> well, the see cressty is the demon in the whole thing. for 30 years, almost 30 years, we were pieces of paper. wow. >> anderson: that was you? >> oh, honey. >> we were pieces of paper. filed away. and for now, we finally have a voice, we are people now. and it's important for us to get the story out. i am not the only victim. there were 12 others in my case and thousands of others. and it is essential that the dialogue starts so that the things with the organization can be corrected so that people can

be helped so that generations can be changed. because life is extremely altered when this happens to you. >> anderson: it changes your life forever. >> dramatically. it spiraled me into drug use and suicide attempts and you maim it. my life has been characterized if you have a pool full of swimmers and you are watching them swim very well and are you doing all you can to tread water. but i tell you, if it wasn't for the grace of god in my life and his ability to reach down and find me in my worst situation then i probably wouldn't be here today. >> anderson: i am glad you are here today and speaking out about it. [applause] and also, i want to introduce you to an attorney kellie clark who fought to release the files. the boy scouts fought the release of these files. and did they -- was it like the

catholic church, did they hid this abuse? >> they fought every step of the way up to the supreme court. yes. there's clear stories in the files where time and time again they took real steps to make sure this stays quiet. we asked them in the trial in 2010 can you point to one instance in the files where the boy scouts picked up the phone and called the police? and they could not do it. >> what was the reason for that? what good reason did they have that they should not release the files? >> no good reason. no good reason. we didn't know then about child abuse what we know about child abuse to which i say it was a crime in 1985, it was a crime in 1965. it doesn't work. >> anderson: and john what is your message to others? there will be people watching who have been through abuse who worry about they have an idea somebody else going through it. what is your message to them? >> you have to get it out. you have to come to the place within yourself where you need

to make the decision to get your own dignity back. if you wait for the offender to do it, like my situation, then three decades and i've never received a phone call if the boy scouts. >> anderson: no one called and apologized? >> never a how is he doing? is there anything we can do? it was just it happened let's put him in a box and not talk about this. and i say get it out. talk about it. go to your pastors. go to somebody and get it out. because once you do that, that is where the liberation starts. >> anderson: john i wish you strength in the days ahead. thank you so much [applause] up next we will take what you need to know before buying or renting an apartment or house, a family who found out their place used to be a meth lab and the effect it's had on them. we will be right back. [applause] [♪]

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[applause] >> anderson: welcome back. hope your monday is good. i'm here with co-host yvette nicole brown. from "community". we have heard horror stories of people finding hidden dangerners their homes, mold and asbestos. today we will give you life saving information how to protect yourself and your family. and the reason we are doing this a couple days ago, i saw a

headline about a couple who discovered their house used to be a meth lab. take a look. >> when i first saw the house, i thought it was a great place that we could start raising our family. and this was the place that was our home and here i am. >> it's very likely if they cooked on-site they dumped on-site. the deposithe kemp camps don't . all the walls are contaminated. his bed is here so he is next to contaminated surfaces. >> when ezra could not drink water without screaming in pain we knew that was the moment we needed to get out of the house. >> i felt horrible. >> every parent wants their child to be safe. >> this is all of our bedrooms that we had to leave behind. >> little did we know we were breathing in the toxins as we slept. >> it's an heirloom that cannot

be replaced. >> this is something we found when we were cleaning. we scrubbed this drawer and the stuff kept coming through. and after we did research we found what was in our silverware drawer was the chemicals that were being filtered from the production of methamphetamine which is more toxic than the meth itself. >> i feel helpless. we have been told there is nothing we can do but to walk away. >> the house that is meant to protect us is the thing that was poisoning us slowly. >> anderson: unbelievable. according to the dea10,000 homes across the country are meth labs just last year alone. welcome jonathan and real estate expert barbara corcoran good to have you all here. [applause] we think about mold and asbestos but you never consider.

there was drug residue where you kept your utensils. >> absolutely. when we bought the house it was a fixer-upper it was a foreclose and we bought the house as is and it had good bones. we did not know the bones would kill us. we did cleaning and scrubbing and in the silverware drawer there was red and we thought somebody spilled ketchup. and thought it was covered up and what we learned it comes through the surface. it comes through every pour. you cannot get rid of t. >> anderson: and the health effects? >> so we both started getting extreme dry mouth. basically what the chemicals do they dry out your mucus membranes and sinus cavity and everything so we -- >> anderson: and bloody noses. >> nose bleeds and the last day i was getting headaches, i started to research brain anker in riches because i was in so

much pain. >> and your neighbor? >> they speculated it was a former meth house but you don't know it can contaminate a house. who knew that the toxins stayed in. >> and didn't the owner move next door? >> they moved next door. and then they passed away. >> anderson: so you bought as is without having an inspection? >> we did waive the home inspection but it does not cover methamphetamine. we knew we were buying a fixer-upper. >> and did you talk to the neighbors? did you knock on the door and say what is the block like? >> we didn't. we lost out on an offer there were a couple forecloses. and we lost one so we were pressured to make an offer on the other one. >> anderson: and when are you buying you don't want to lose that great deal. >> when are you buying you are in the dream state talking in love not out of love. >> i just bought and i did not get radon or carpenter ants and

not meth. i didn't get those inspections. this is the question i h if it says as is are you allowed to get the inspection. >> it means are you committing to the house. but can you get an inspection but what good is it after the fact? get it beforehand. >> anderson: barbara has great advice. and the top three dangers that could be lurk in your home and what to watch out for. we will be right back. [applause] you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof.

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woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. we have located what appears to be methamphetamine-related items in the residence. >> my kids they ride up and down the street on their bike and to know it was next door? >> anderson: welcome back that video is from new york, weny and the neighbors were reacting to a meth lab bust in their neighborhood. we saw jonathan and his wife who found out that the house they bought the house that they got in foreclose they got a great deal it was a meth lab. for you two what was this like

to realize this? >> it was devastating. >> it was horrifying to think that we're parents and we are supposed to keep our child safe and the home we bought expecting to keep our family safe and yet we were putting him in harm's way not knowing. with the limited information we had we felt like we were doing what any reasonable home buyer would have done. >> anderson: and are you paying rent on a house? >> you cannot walk away without torpedoing your credit. >> if we walk away we are doing what the lawyers want and everybody wanted us to do and walk away but this could happen to you. >> anderson: you put a petition on change.org what do you want people to know. >> yes. >> anderson: you put a petition on change.org what do you want people to know? >> we are asking freddy mac who sold it to us to remediate our situation and create policy changes it cost $50 but $50 our

family's life is not worth $5o it suggests that we should have that test taken. >> may i suggest, you need a killer attorney they all work on commission. so you don't have to put money out and someone who specializes in hazardous waste. they sue and make their living that way. >> freddy mac put out a statement... barbara what do you recommend for people out there? >> it's just not true. they are on the hook because they had title to the property. they have rights despite the fact they did not have the home inspection because the state and federal laws that govern that. they should go after those guys. >> we will put the link to your petition on our website. in interprets for folks thinking of buying a place there's stuff people don't look to inspect.

>> not everybody thinks they will have a meth lab down the street but the three biggest killers in neighborhoods, all over, the number one is asbestos. the second biggest killer after cigarette smoke is the lung cancer. and simple inspection it costs $400-$800. >> anderson: and it's important because if you don't and you find asbestos, to get that taken out is incredibly expensive. >> it's tremendously expensive and sets you back around $20,000 and it's airborne and in 1950s and 60s houses. and termites and carpenter ants. you think they will nibble away at the siding but they take out the floor plate of your house. you are watching tv and the ceiling falls in. costs you $30,000 and can kill you when the roof falls in. and then radon. the most evil killer is invisible. you cannot see it, or smell it but it's in the air it's

radioactive and this you get a home kit was $20. check your own soil. >> jonathan you have had to borrow furniture from friends because everything is contaminated. >> absolutely. our beds, ezra's toys. you know. >> anderson: we are going to continue to follow your case. and again we will put your petition on our website, at andersoncooper.com. and our friends at ikea heard about your story and they want to give you $14,000 to help you out. [applause] we wish you the best. coming up, it is me versus the audience playing stump anderson and the "final 5." [applause] dd

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[applause] >> anderson: welcome back. today we are playing stump anderson where the audience gets a chance to ask me trivia questions and hoping i get them wrong. and sadly, most of the time i do. although i am a two-time jeopardy winner. anyway. a lot of questions i'm toldment a lot of questions on ask.com which is the leading site for answers. my producers picked this one. let's see the. what is the q in q tip stand for? i would say a quilted and the

answer. what? [laughter] >> sorry. >> what? that is so not true. >> did anybody else know that? you knew that? how did you know that? >> quality tip. >> anderson: quilted tip would make much more sense. quality who checks the quality of a q tip? i love it doesn't say so you who had no idea said yes. i'm torn. who else has a question to stump me? what is your name? >> bianca. do you know what a rye nose russ horn is made of. >> well -- this is my process i am allowed a process it's hair or finger nails. which is cartilage. i don't know the answer. i'm stalling for time.

hair. >> hair. >> yes! [applause] you get it anyway. >> how fast can chinese bamboo grow? >> oh, come on! how fast can chinese bamboo grow. and bamboo you have to plant it and you have to -- >> that is not what i'm asking. >> anderson: again i'm stalling. a foot every three months? >> in good condition, two inches every hour. >> what? >> and the average is 24 inches a day. >> how do you know this? >> i am a genius. >> is that true? >> that is really true. >> all right. you stadiumed me. you get a -- stumped me. you get a t-shirt. [applause] by the way, the game is unfair because you all can know obscure facts and... >> that is why it's stumping you. >> what are the names of the

mayans in front of the new york public library. this is your town. >> anderson: i know. rehn and systempy? >> patient and fortitude. >> that is good. i will remember that one. we are out of time. pretty much everybody stumped me which shows that -- it's sad i'm sorry. thanks for playing. thanks for playing. tweet me your questions at andersoncooper.com. we will be right back. [applause] [cheering] [♪] ♪

we don't have a ten step filtering process for our water. we don't need it. because crystal geyser is made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source.

[applause] >> welcome back to "anderson live." here with my co-host yvette nicole brown from "community". i'm so glad are you here. >> having a great time. >> anderson: good. there is a group made a video, a group a fourth graders from a charter school in harlem called democracy prep.

the video wracked up 125,000 hits in six days. their smj to encourage everybody to vote. no matter, go out and vote. they are here to perform their song for the first time, welcome the hawks of democracy prep. [applause] [♪]

[♪] [applause] >> anderson: you guys are awesome! that was great. [cheering] what is your name? >> my name is sara. >> anderson: how long have you been singing for? >> about two weeks. [laughter] >> anderson: cool. you guys sound gravment who is your favorite singer? >> my favorite singer is beyonce. >> anderson: ok. and have you voted yet?

>> i can't vote. >> anderson: why can't you vote? >> because i'm not of age yet. >> anderson: how old are you? >> i'm 9. >> anderson: 9 more years. you guys did great. thank you. you were fantastic. [applause] so impressed, they want to donate books to fill all of your school's library. so that is 2000 books. also the teacher told us the class needed an ipod in the classroom we got an ipod and jan sport is giving each of you a new backpack. we will be right back with more of the "final 5." we will be right back.

[applause] >> anderson: i thank all the kids from democracy prep they gave me a hat. yvette nicole brown thank you so much! you can see the "community" fans can watch "community" on hulu. and log on to andersoncooper.com to win season three on dvd. have a great day.

. thisthis is ktvu news at noon. new at noon, bart's two biggest labor unions sued the agency's board of directors. they accused the board of refusing to bargain in good faith, a strike vote will take place tomorrow night.

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