new details in the search for a missing woman in new jersey. tonight, police found her car in the passaic river. and we now know the young woman's body was inside. hello everyone, i'm joe torres. >> and i'm sandra bookman.

today for 22-year-old devorah stuvin. she was last seen thursday night in maywood and that's where police focused their search until late this evening when word came of a car discovered in wallington in the passaic river. eyewitness news reporter cefaan kim tweeted the photo the moment the vehicle was pulled from the water tonight. he is at the scene right now with the new details. cefaan? >> reporter: well, sandra and joe, it is not the happy ending her family had been hoping for. behind me is a hole in the fence where devorah stuvin drove her car into the passaic river. her car was pulled out of the river just hours ago with a body inside and late tonight officials have confirmed that it is a body of the woman they have been searching for. the mangled gray galant belonging to 22-year-old devorah stuvin pulled from the river. it took dive teams five hours to recover the car with the body inside. the car careened off embankment before crashing into the water.

and it was high tide at the time. so what was happening now the tide was going out. so more of the recovery could be -- could be done. >> reporter: stuvin's car was found about a 15 minute drive from where she was last seen. it was thursday night when the passaic woman was pulled over for a traffic violation in maywood. police say she immediately called her mother afterwards and crying and sounding lost. and then she vanished. search teams had been since friday. it was a call about a damaged fence around 3:00 in the afternoon that led teamst tot location -- teams to the location. >> the owner of the funeral home called because he had property damage to his fence. when the officer got there he felt that because there was some vehicle debris there, that possibly something occurred. >> reporter: now, family members say she had suffered from seizures but investigators say they don't know at this point if that's what caused this crash. or when she crashed into the

reporting live in wallington, cefaan kim, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> cefaan thank you. new at 11:00, the nypd's hate crimes task force investigates an assault on a man in the bronx. the victim told police the suspects yelled isis, isis, before beating him. the attacker punched and kicked the 43-year-old victim yesterday evening at watson and pugs lee avenues in sound view. he was walking with a 9-year- old girl at the time and doctors treated him for bruising to his head and face. also new tonight, a murder investigation after a deadly stabbing in westchester county. police found a 50-year-old woman with stab wounds in an apartment in the houses in yonkers. that woman was from pounced debt at the scene and -- pronounced dead at the scene and security guards at the complex detained a man who police later took into custody at a suicide. -- as is suspect. right now there are no other suspects. now to the weather.

the drop begins tomorrow in some areas could also get only snow. meteorologist jeff smith here with the details. jeff? >> right now considering it's just after 11:00 at night, in the middle of january, this is not too bad. 43 degrees in the park. you're down to freezing in monticello. 39 sussex. but that temperature will be falling gradually overnight we're down to 34 by 6:00 in the morning. we'll be going through a transitional day during the day tomorrow before a truly arctic air mass arrives. check out these temperatures over minnesota right now. minus 7 at minneapolis and falls. the icebox of the nation. we're not going to be getting air this cold. as it crosses over the great lakes it's modified a little heading our direction. i think by tomorrow night this doorstep. with that a couple of o snow showers and even before that happens, during the day tomorrow, this system over the gulf of mexico may pass close enough to parts of our region for a few snow flakes during the day tomorrow.

all out for you in your full accuweather forecast coming up. sandra? thank you jeff. we'll see you then. four american prisoners set to be freed by iran are still in the country. the published reports say arrangements are however being made to get them home. iran agreed to release the men as part of a prisoner swap. now in return, the u.s. will free seven iranians. a fifth american was also released separately. news of the swap came just hours before word that sanctions against iran would be lifted. here's eyewitness news reporter stacey sager. >> reporter: no one is disputing that this is great news for the detainees and their families. four of them now to be released from iran, in exchange for seven iranians here in the states. secretary of state john kerry late today insisting while the nuclear talks were not directly related to this -- >> there's no question that the pace and the progress of the

in light of the relationships forged and the diplomatic channels unlocked over the course of the nuclear talks. >> reporter: still, not everyone is praising this deal or president obama. >> he seems to become an expert at making bad deals with the iranians. the fact is we shouldn't have to trade anything to get the citizens back home. >> i'm happy they're coming back but i will tell you it's a disgrace they've been there for so long. >> the fact that they can get away with it with this administration is one of the reason it's created more insentives for more governments to do this around the world. >> reporter: these are the americans. "washington post" reporter jason rezaian and christian pastor saeed abedini. after months of high stakes talks on a nuclear weapons deal. this ballistic missile test back in october in iran needily

then as recently as this week, iran detaining ten u.s. navy sailors in the gulf. even airing their apology. >> it was a mistake that was our fault. >> reporter: only days later, the prisoner exchange and the political reaction only beginning. >> every time we show weakness, it -- it's a victory for iran. >> we deponent the details -- don't know the details of the deal that's bringing them home and it may well be that there are some very problematic aspects to the deal. >> reporter: a fifth prisoner was released today independence of the exchange. matthew trevithick. a student already on his way home. as for the nuclear weapons deal, the u. n. secretary general is praising it calling it a significant milestone. i'm stacey sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> and autopsy reveals that an american tourist murdered in belize was strangled. 39-year-old anne sea knee was reported missing thursday from the hotel where she was staying.

a river on friday. sweeney worked at the abc station in chicago where she managed on lightning operations -- online operations no. arrests have been made. one american is among the dead after terrorist attack and siege in west africa. a small group of terrorists opened fire in a cafe and took control of a hotel in the capital of burkina faso last night. after gunfights overnight, local, french and american security forces successfully stormed the hotel. they freed 126 people but at least 28 others from 18 countries died. four terrorists were killed. and al-qaeda affiliate has claimed responsibility. happening tomorrow, the democratic presidential candidates meet for the fourth and final debate before iowacaucuss, hillary clinton, bernie sanders and o'malley will debate on a stage in north charleston.

virtual tie in iowa with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. loans. >> on the republican side. trump was booed today when he attacked ted cruz. his suggestion that cruz is owned by big banks didn't sit well with some tea party activists at a convention in south carolina. cruz also took some shots another trump -- at trump today nervous energy. singer receive sleep dion faces another family tragedy. >> plus an uber driver attacked by his passenger, but now that passenger is the one suing. find out why he says he was the real victim. >> a new district attorney in the bronx makes history.

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-- more heartbreak for singer celine dion just two days after her husband died from cancer, hi brother died today also from cancer. the singer's representative says at-year-old daniel dion -- 59-year-old daniel dion passed away at a palliative care center near mo montreal. he was the eighth of 14 dion siblings. her husband 73-year-old rene angellen il died from throat cancer on thursday in the suburban las vegas home that he shares with the singer and

the first case of brain damage in a baby linked to the zika virus has been reporterred in the united states. states. the hawaii department of health says a baby was born in oahu. it stresses that the mother likely acquired the mosquito in brazil. they are not contagious and authorities believe zika caused brain damage in thousands of few months. thousands of people lined up at the national zoo today all for their first glimpse at -- bei-bei. the adorable 5-month-old panda stole the show even if he was a little camera shy. riviera. >> reporter: this was the potomac a panda -- moment, a panda cub making his debut to squeals of delight. the first thing he does? shy away from the spotlight.

5-month-old panda. >> my heart is gosh. >> reporter: since his birth bei-bei has enjoyed baby hood in private. >> okay. >> reporter: but today, thousands from all over the world waited for hours in line to see him for the very first time. >> pan do moan yum. >> reporter: his name means precious treasure in chinese, the endangered bear is only the third cub to thrive at the zoo. less than 2,000 surviving in the wild. like any superstar worth his bamboo, bei-bei is a social media darling. five million hits and counting on the national zoo's giant panda cam since he was born. >> he is immense he popular. >> reporter: a rascal and a bit of a charmer, he spent most of the big day snoozing flat on wait. wake up. >> wake up. >> reporter: after all, being that adorable has got to be exhausting.

riviera, abc news, washington. bei-bei is the man. bill cosby prepares to go to court on criminal charges. the key team hopes will get the entire case thrown out. >> a suspect runs from police but it's not the cops who take him down. we'll show you who stepped in. >> and the cold temperatures return. maybe even some snow. jeff smith breaks it down for

all right. so this snow that we're -- waiting for. >> you can hear it coming couldn't you? >> yeah. it's not really going to be around here -- >> i mean, there could be a few flakes tomorrow afternoon. >> oh. >> especially areas south and east of new york city. and that may be a couple more snow showers late tomorrow night. but in a winter where we've had such a derth of snowfall -- derth of snowfall, any flakes count for something right? >> okay. >> we head out right now? and we check out the view of midtown. i'm just trying to sell it sandra. don't you see here? we look over toward midtown and temperatures are about 43 degrees. that wind coming in from the west at 10 miles per hour. the high on the day was 52 after a morning low of 42 and temperatures well above normal again for this time of the year. very mild january so far. even though we've had the occasional burst of cold air and that's mainly happened early during the workweek. and that pattern will continue as we head towards next week. the normal high is 38 to put everything into perspective. 58 was your record.

nearly a quarter inch of rain this morning in central park. closer to three quarters of an inch on the east end of long island with the storm system that moved offshore. sun giving way to clouds quickly tomorrow and could be a couple of afternoon snow flakes especially south and east of new york city. those areas could be enough to a developing offshore storm -- much of that storm will stay well offshore. no accumulating snow and that. scattered snow showers late tomorrow night. with those there could be a coating of snow in some spots especially north and west of the city. and that could create some slick travel especially after midnight tomorrow night and then it's all about the arctic air with the biting wind to begin next workweek. 42 right now in newark and 42 at teterboro. 41 white plains and down the freezing at monticello. again not too bad at all considering it's after 11:00 in the middle of january. 39 belmar and low 40s on the island and lots of clouds out there right now. gives way to a little bit of clearing overnight tonight and

filtered sunshine tomorrow morning. temperatures just above freezing in the park a lot of 20s in the suburban areas. then the clouds rapidly increase and look at by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. there could be a touch of snow well south of new york city say south of belmar. and then later on in the afternoon, into the early evening that can stipover to -- skip over to eastern parts of island out by the twin forks. late tomorrow night with the ail rival of the -- arrival of the cold front of the arctic air, more snow showers especially late tomorrow night into early monday morning. with that could be a slick spot or two but the big story monday the cold. you see temperatures struggling out of the 20s all day. for tonight partly cloudy down to about 42 and any sunshine quickly giving way to clouds during the day tomorrow. a couple of afternoon snow flakes but with temperatures well above freezing, we wouldn't have any accumulation from that. mostly cloudy snow shower around after midnight tomorrow night. we're down to about 26. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. again, blustery, cold on monday.

arnold 678 the high -- around. the high only up to 29 but it teens. we're in the upper 20s again on tuesday despite a lot of sunshine. still windy out there too can then not as cold for -- and and thursday. could be some storminess late friday into saturday that could be snow. and/or rain by that point. more on that coming up next half hour. -- brutal. brutal. >> thank you. >> no derth in sportsland. laura behnke next. >> all right, last weekend we were well entertained by the playoffs. how would this weekend respond? it all began today with the defending champion patriots getting healthy and getting the chiefs. >> plus the knicks on the road

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brady again to gronk. this on the 16-yard touchdown. 21-6. smith hooking up with albert wilson for the 10-yard strike. they would then make it a one possession game again late. the patriots needing the first down to run out the clock. and look at that. brady's pass tipped and yet edelman still catches it for the first. 27-20. the pats are moving on. while in the nfc tonight. the packers visiting the cardinals in arizona. this one's got a little bit wild late. right now the cardinals have the edge. it's 20-13 very late in the fourth quarter. well, it's the knicks met the grizzlies tonight. the drama wasn't on the court but rather the bench after memphis reserve matt barnes was suspended for a bizarre off- season altercation with the knicks' coach fisher involving the ex-wife. carmelo anthony, not playing. porzingis was. hits the shot here and the follow. this one went back and forth.

the dunk and he had 37 points. after the half knicks taken back the lead and calderon to robin lopez who completes the hook shot but in the fourth the grizzlies pulling away. slam. melo this season. also on the road tonight, it was the nets in atlanta to face the hawks. opening quarter dennis sledder, he was busy tonight. the drunk. in the third, that had young completing the alley-oop. it's a tie game. all downhill from there for brooklyn. that put the grizzlies back on top and now we go back tousledder. dishing to paul millsap this time he had a double/double. ten atists and 15 points -- assists and 15 points, the nets fall. and we have much more ahead in sports, mothers' day coming up early for theerer and more than just a -- rangers and more than just a day as they begin a weekend road trip in philly this afternoon where they

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behavior. that's what happens when mom is around, yes a special two day road trip with around about 20 of the players' moms around for the ride. first up a matinee match-up with the flyers in philadelphia. first until this. mcdonough to miller mapping it in and -- snapping it in and his mom approves. of course she does. knock up in the third the flyers would change all that. great passing here ends up with game. we go tot shootout. zuccarello the fancy moves the rangers go up but then it was up to lundqvist to keep it that way. voracek the flyers' last hope and lundqvist getting the best of that battle. 3 puff 2 the rangers get the -- 3-2 the rangers get the w. the devils hit the desert on the board. boucher with his first of the year. pretty good time. stayed 1-0 until the third. just 18 seconds in. kyle palm her' getting the loose puck to go in. 2-0 they get the shut-out. you want to know what a difficult stretch in college

just take a peek at seton hall's schedule right now. beginning today, three straight top 12 opponents for the pirates. this afternoon, it all began. seton hall hilling the road to face number 12 providence. play. dunk. and in the second half, they were hanging in there. carington led the way with 22 points that made it a 12 point game and they hung on 81-72 pulling off the upset. elsewhere in the big east. butler. early going st. john's keeping this one close. johnson with the layup and made it a who point became -- a two point game but the bulldogs took over. 78-58 butler rolls. and finally, this afternoon, syracuse traveling to wake forest where he decided to just take over. he was responsible for the first 11 points of the game. for the orange. he had 21 points in the first half alone. finished with 25.

the orange running away with this one 83-55 is the final. syracuse now 2-4 in the acc and we weren't lying when we said the game is lie. the packers high -- wild. the packers tied it up and they're in overtime after the hail mary. >> all right exciting stuff. a new crime fighter in the bronx, meet the district attorney who made history and the crimes she plans to focus on while? ? office. >> the famous filmmaker now involved in the flint water crisis and who he wants to see in handcuff. >> and caught on camera

the new district attorney sworn in today in the bronx. she's already making history and breaking barriers. >> and not just in the bronx. darcel clark is the first african-american woman to become a district attorney in new york state. eyewitness news reporter aj ross has the story. >> i am door sell d. clark. bronx district attorney. [ applause ] >> reporter: before a packed auditorium inside the college, leaders from the city, state and courts gathered to bear returning home. officially sworn in as the 13th district attorney for the bronx, darcel clark is the first woman to ever hold the position. and the first african-american woman to hold the office in the entire state of new york. >> the first woman da in bronx county. it's another step forward not just for new york city, not

in our nation's evolution. in the healing of our wounds progress. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio and senator schumer both touched on the significance of her election and the passion to was raised in. >> we also need that da to be compassionate and to understand the balance there is in the criminal justice system. decency and honor. >> to carry out the dieties and responsibility -- duties and responsibilities of the office -- >> of the office of -- >> district attorney of the county of the bronx. >> district attorney of county of the bronx. >> reporter: with her sights now set on rooting out public corruption and a new rikers island task force among other things, clark asserted she's anxious to get to work. >> who once dreamed of holding the office that i am now sworn to uphold, this is an honor and a privilege of a lifetime.

>> we come from ordinary means, we are capable of extraordinary things. >> reporter: she was an associate justice of the new york state supreme court and in the bronx, i'm aj ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. tonight, staten island woman is behind bars accused of killing the father of two of her children. police say when they responded to an apartment at the top hill houses in castleton corners early this morning, they found 31-year-old ruben jimenez had been stabbed in the chest. officers arrested 31-year-old christina quinones. the kumyses two children ages 4 and -- couple's two children ages 4 and 10 were in the apartment during the stabbing along with a teenaged daughter relationship. the man is dead after being shot in the head in brooklyn. that shooting happened this afternoon on new lots avenue if brownsville. police found 25-year-old sha

he was dead on the scene and no arrests have been made. on long island they charge a father with drunk driving with his baby daughter in the car with him. police say 34-year-old juan ortiz was pulled over early this morning in hempstead after an officer saw him driving erratically. in the car with him was his 7- month-old daughter and her mother. authorities charged ortiz with aggravated dwi under lee anders' law and endangering the welfare of a child. a suspect who was shot during a bank holdup on long island was arraigned in the hospital today. the judge ordered 20-year-old he sean pierre of elmont be held without bail. he allegedly tried to hold up a chase bank in franklin square at gunpoint on thursday. a security guard shot pierre fortimes and now -- four times and now recovering at the hospital in mineola. a fourth man has been charged in the beating death of

in new jersey. 33-year-old jenell melton taught at red bank middle school and was found dead in her neptune city apartment in 2009. investigators say robbers targeting a different apartment mistakenly entered hers. 38-year-old jerry sprawleddings faces charges including felony murder. he's serving an eight year sentence for an unrelated drug case and three other men are already charged in melton's death. president obama proposes changes to unemployment insurance. the president wants to provide benefits for unemployed people who get a new job with lower pay. they'd be ohm jill a woker could make -- eligible a worker could make $50,000 a year or less. the benefit is limited. the president made the proposal during his weekly internet address. >> it's a way to give family some stability and en-- families some

talk about reemployment. >> also wants to require states to make unemployment insurance available to many part-time and low income workers. the proposed changes head to congress next month. the president signs an executive order today declaring a state of emergency in flint, michigan due to a drinking water crisis. it will allow fema to provide water filters and other items for 90 days. meanwhile a famous filmmaker has stepped in to bring attention to that crisis. and call for the arrest of michigan's governor. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> water infrastructure of this city -- has been destroyed. it's been destroyed by the governor of this state. >> reporter: michael moore holding a rally today on the steps of city hall. in the wake of the city's toxic water scandal. >> we need the president of the united states here. we need federal help.

[ chanting ] >> snyder did this. he's -- he is picking other people up in the beginning to say that they are responsible. he is responsible. >> reporter: many residents here claiming the state knew the water contained toxic levs of lead and did anything about it. the city of flint switched water suppliers in 2014 from lake huron to the flint river to save money and allegedly opting not to add a chemical that could have made the water safe. the national guard doubling its number of troops here helping out. the michigan attorney general and department of justice are investigating governor snyder and state officials to see if any laws were broken. the governor saying as soon as he became aware of elevated lead levels he took action. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. a judge could throw out criminal charges against bill cosby because he had a promise that amounted to an immunity deal. a former district attorney in pennsylvania is expected to testify at a hearing next month

never be charged over a sexual assault complaint. cosby's lawyers say the comedian's deposition testimony from a 2005 lawsuit was unjustly used in his arrest. a shocking attack on an uber driver caught on camera. tonight why the passenger says he's the real victim and now he's suing the driver. >> the guy tries to escape from police but he runs into the wrong man. we'll tell you who helped tackle the suspect. >> and we're going to take a dunkin' donuts' unbelievable selection of breakfast sandwiches freshly made all day -- and now you can enjoy two english muffin egg and cheese breakfast sandwiches for $4.

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there. >> you guys get a bad rap deserve it. >> 56-year-old auto mechanic jeff mullen is a former bouncer and just acted on instinct. you may remember seeing this video. oa former taco bell executive violently attacking the uber drive. now that passenger is suing is same mane attacked -- he attacked. claiborne. >> reporter: tonight the man made famous for doing this and then apologizing says he is a victim too. former taco bell executive benjamin bolden now gold -- golding now filing a $5 million lawsuit. he admitted he was drunk at the time and days later going public with his emotional apology on l. a. affiliate kcbs. >> i've been trying not to read what's being said but you know

>> reporter: but now he's claiming the driver illegally videotaped the allegation. the lawsuit saying at no time did mr. golden consent tour video recorded or viewed by anyone else. goaden is seeking damages for severe emotional distress and humiliation and anxiety, fear, and pain and suffering and the loss of his job. golden was charged with assault and battery. he pleaded not guilty. those charges still pending. he was also sued by the ayubier driver edward coo ban for unspecified damages. >> i didn't expect it to get violent to be honest. it came out of nowhere. >> reporter: the heart of his countersuit is the claim that california law prohibits recording someone without their consent. the driver's lawyer telling us the lawsuit is bow bus. the two men are going at it once again. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. the special moment between

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forecast says -- it's actually feeling like january. >> yeah. back to you. >> there you go. >> okay let's go. >> i don't know if we can use the time. and it is going to feel a lot more like january as we head into tomorrow. more normal for this time of the year and even going below average as we head into monday and tuesday. and this has been pattern that we've been in lately. the last few mondays and tuesdays have been really cold. and that's going to be no different as we head into the following week. right now that temperature in the city, sitting in the 40s still. 43 degrees, cloudy skies is that wind from the west around so miles per hour. 10 -- around 10 miles per hour, next seven hours temperatures 5:00 a.m. and 34 by 6:00 in the morning. and we'll have a little bit of clearing overnight tonight before clouds rapidly increase again tomorrow. check out the highs that we had today after the rainfall this afternoon right? 55 at newark and up to 54 at belmar and toms river and low 50s on the island. and right now again we're sitting mainly in the low 40s in and around the immediate new

-- metro area but well north and west monticello 29 degrees, 42 on the island and islip. check out temperatures though as we head well north and west. up toward the great lakes and parts of minnesota right now. minneapolis 7 degrees below zero. this air mass heading in our direction. it will modify some as it crosses over the great lakes but we still have the arctic blast coming in and this will get here by late tomorrow night. with that maybe a snow shower or two. before that happens this low pressure exiting out of the gulf of mexico and eventually moving well off to our south and east might provide a touch of snow for areas south and east of new york city during the day tomorrow. so clouds rapidly increase during the day. maybe a little bit of snow flake activity from belmar down to toms river. around midday maybe extending on to eastern parts of long island. very late in the afternoon into the early evening no accumulation expected from that. and then that arctic boundary moves on through tomorrow night and with that a couple of snow

temperatures struggling to get out of the 20s. here's your accuweather seven day forecast, could be a touch of snow in the afternoon tomorrow south and east of the city. 39 for a high and blustery cold on monday. only 29. could be a flurry or snow shower at any point. more sun on tuesday. upper 20s. we're back closer to normal wednesday, thursday. could be some storminess late friday into saturday. we'll watch that close any in the coming day -- closely in the i coming days. well, you know they say a picture is worth a thousand words. well, some worth a whole lot more than that. >> one photo burning up the internet shows a special bond with a woman in south dakota and her service dog. especially on the most important day of her life. thousand words. more true. this is valerie parrot and her medical alert service dog bella. >> she has been trained to be with me and we've been together now.

disorders and migraines. minutes before something happens. >> in the photo that's gone performing a job. she was calming val down, wedding day are heck rick and stress -- hectic and stressful and crazy and bella is that to make sure that val's heart rate remains where it needs to be can her anxiety doesn't get to be too much. so -- bella was working. >> a workday for bella displayed in this image has captured the hearts of millions, maddy was val seesawing day photographer and posted the favorites the next day. >> on thursday i got a message from that friend that said that this photo had been posted on red dit and it was number four at the time on reddit. i thought that was a really big val. we got really excited. we started getting media inquiries all over the united states.

both valley and maddy in disbelief. >> i never thought it would get to be this big. no. i mean when i posted the photo, i thought this is a really sweet photo of a girl and her dog and val needs to say this. i thought it was cool my alone mashable.com. it's really giving val a plat tomorrow to talk about -- platform to talk about service dogs and that they are you know valuable life companions for a slew of invisible diseases too. and that's what bella is for. >> bella is a huge part of valerie's life so naturally she was a huge part of the wedding day. she even got her own first look with andrew the groom. >> my life would not be the same without her. because of bella, and because of my partnership with bella, i've really been allowed to live my life to the fullest

been able to have done. >> way to go bella. >> oh. >> don't think she's going to be a big part of honeymoon. just saying. -- well. >> you never know. >> probably right there. >> looked like she might have been the ring bearer. >> walk her down the aisle. thank for staying up late. i'm ann sandra bookman. >> and i'm -- sandra bookman. >> and i'm joe torres,

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