progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto. desperate for answers. this morning, four local families want to know what happened to these young men who are the focus of a missing person's investigation. going to trial. former penn state fraternity brothers are in court right now to learn what's next in the case of the alleged hazing death. how much do you tip? the battle of the sexes, geography factor into how much is left on the table. right now, authorities in bucks county are about to give us an update on the

disappearance of four young men. police haven't said if they're connected at all. the men all vanished within days of each other. a search has been happening where pamela osborne has spent the monrning. >> reporter: i spoke to the father of one missing man. he told me his son's car was found over the weekend. there was no sign of mark. he is one of four missing men that police are searching for. this morning, we saw police cruiser in front of a garage. there was yellow crime scene tape there. police from several departments searched the general area last night. they are searching for teens seen on wednesday and another teen, who was last seen friday ea evening, the same even that

mark's father saw him last. he was supposed to be going to meet his friends. both men have not been seen. police have put us in the media staging area right off of route 202. i have reached out to them by phone and e-mail. we know we are expecting and update from them any minute now. as soon as we get that information, we will pass it along to you. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. we're in for a warm day throughout our area. you will feel the humidity later on today. a live look at oes scean city. it's going to be steamy and stormy as the week goes on. glenn schwartz is here with the forecast. >> it's a southerly wind.

it's warming us up. it's really going to get hot starting as early as tomorrow. this is going to be a great place to escape the heat. this is cape may. pretty good crowd for this time of the morning during the week. we have a couple of showers on the radar, mainly down in delaware. the rest of the area is nice and quiet. we will be waiting to the west for showers to come in for tomorrow. as we go into the afternoon, we find the isolated showers moving past. most of us will not be hit by this. they are small. they are fast moving. then we dry out during the night tonight. the humidity is going up. as we go into tomorrow, we have heat and humidity. it's 82 degrees in philadelphia. 83 in dover. it's warming up already.

just wait until tomorrow. we're talking about 94 degrees for high temperature. then a potential heat wave. this afternoon, more comfortable going into the mid to upper 80s. most folks not seeing any rain during the day today. of course, that is going to change. we will have the hour by hour on when those storms are going to hit coming up. 18 members of a penn state fraternity facing charges in the hazing death of a student are back in court. t timothy piazza died in february. we have the latest on the case against the frat members. >> reporter: this morning, former penn state fraternity brothers are heading back to court to find out whether they are going to trial. >> do you have anything to say? >> reporter: 18 are charged in the brutal hazing death of 19-year-old tim piazza. his devastated parents plan to be in the courtroom again.

>> they hope that the death of their son is not in vain and that the death of their son will encourage change. >> reporter: during the first part of the hearing last month, prosecutors played surveillance video of piazza drunk falling head first repeatedly head first inside the fraternity house in february. >> we have a friend unconscious. >> reporter: it took 12 hours for someone to call 911. >> that is what made the difference. >> yes. >> they killed him. >> reporter: his parents furious at what they call the inappropriate behavior of the defendants in court in june, likening it to a fraternity gettogether. >> lapping each other's back, laughing, kidding and joking. that was distressing to the piazzas. >> reporter: the charges range from evidence tampering to involuntary manslaughter. >> they didn't participate in

some type of back slapping. >> reporter: luke is accused of aggravated assault. >> with regard to the charges against my client, they are both factually and legally unfounded, unjustified and unwarranted. >> reporter: the defendants have pleaded not guilty several of the attorneys saying there is more of the story yet to be told. they plan to cross-examine the prosecution's witnesses as this hearing. it's expected to last through at least tomorrow. investigators are looking for the cause of a fire at a railroad yard in south philadelphia. nbc so was at the csx yard on columbus boulevard where fire broke out inside a tractor-trailer. this happened around midnight. flames spread before crews arrived and put them out. no one was hurt. burlington county prosecutors are trying to figure out what happened during a

deadly home invasion. the home oern caowner called po. he told police that he stabbed them in self-defense. the family identified the man killed as jimmy doyle. they gathered at a vigil for him and painted a picture of a man who loved his family and had lots of friends. >> he never done anything like that before. i don't think that would have been his intentions. >> no charges have been filed. the man who had been stabbed in the leg showed up at the hospital yesterday. detectives are trying to determine if he and the other person are connected to the case. a group of children are okay after witnessing a shooting a few feet from where they were swimming in an inflatable pool. they were playing in the pool yesterday. someone shot a man riding a bike down the street from them. police man to the hospital.

police in new castle are trying to figure out what cause aid driver to cash into this animal shelter. 33-year-old la toya cooper was killed. employees at the spca switched into crisis mode. several cats died. some of the animals are in the west chester location. they are hoping in a surge in adoptions. >> everyone started moving into the mode of saving the animals. neighbors came out and were welcoming the animals into their vehicles. into their homes. we had first responders putting dogs into ambulances. >> members of cooper's family joined in an emotional prayer at the shelter yesterday. she was a mother of five. the clock is ticking for the governor of pennsylvania. tom wolf has under midnight to decide whether to sign, to veto or allow a state spending bill to lapse into law. the house and senate are trying find a way to pay for the spending plan that they passed

last week. they hope to raise more than $2 billion in new revenue. options for bringing in money include gambling laws, borrowing more than a billion dollars and a possible tax increase. time for a check on the roads. looking at route 42. >> we are watching an accident, it's on the southbound side of the 42 freeway. behind that sign over here. this is around creek road. coming off of where the bridge is or where you are heading towards camden. from that direction, heading down the shore, you can see volume heading down the southbound side. right now, fortunately, we have it it into the left-hand shoulder. i did see a vehicle here earlier. they might have had to stop traffic to get it over there. we are seeing residual delay. delays on the schuylkill. this is because we have construction work. two lanes lost. one getting by on this westbound side around vare avenue. we are seeing delay moving through the city.

watching 422, there's construction on the eastbound side. the route to 23 is closed. we are doing great from 29 to the schuylkill. watch for lane closures. if you want, you can take the betsy ross bridge, that's the closest to get you by the fastest. what's being called a summer of hell is here. amtrak kicked off emergency track work for rails heading in and out of penn station. more than 1300 trains travel in that station's 21 tracks each day. it's the nation's busiest rail hub. the $40 million repair project is set to wrap up by september 1. the repairs will focus on derailments like the one that happened thursday night. the train with nearly 200 people aboard jumped the tracks in a tunnel beneath the hudson river. it was moving at a slow speed. no one was hurt. starting today, septa will change the way it collects

tickets at five of its stations in philadelphia. the new system will affect weekday afternoon and evening riders at temple, jefferson, suburban, 30th street and university city stations. here is what's different. you will have your ticket punched at the stairway. you will get the ticket back to give it to the conductor aboard the train. changing his tune. we are following the latest on the investigation into donald trump junior's ties to russia after he changes account of a meeting he had during the 2016 campaign. lightning strikes twice for this california teen. the story of her incredibly lucky week still ahead. get ready for the return of the heat, humidity and the thunderstorms pretty soon. he will break down the timing just ahead.

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congress returns from its july fourth recess to fine the health care issue is topping the agenda. it's the measure that repeals and replaces the affordable care act. over the break, mitch mcconnell admitted he might not get enough votes to pass the bill. outside senators' offices on capitol hill and in their home states. a vote is at least two weeks away. this morning the president tweeted, i cannot imagine congress would dare to leave washington without a beautiful new health care bill fully approved and ready to go. happening now, delaware

senator tom copparper is meetin with patient advocates. he is opposed to the republican health care bill. he said it would impact seniors, veterans, lower income families and those dealing with opioid addiction. russia said the kremlin did not know about a meeting between donald trump junior and a reason sh russian lawyer during the campaign last year. trace y potts has more. >> reporter: the trump team is down playing a report about a recently disclosed meeting between the president's son, don junior, his son-in-law jared kushner, paul manafort and this russian lawyer last summer after she promised damaging information on hillary clinton and the democrats. he tweets this morning, obviously i'm the first person on the campaign to ever take a meeting to hear info about an opponent went nowhere but had to listen. the president's legal team adds,

the president was not aware. the kremlin says russia was unaware. no word if fbi special investigator robert mueller will want to know more. >> it will force mueller's investigators to now go and dig into this. they will want to talk to everyone that was in the room. >> tremendous meeting yesterday. with president putin. >> reporter: the president tweets, i pressed president putin twice about russian meddling in our election. he denied it. now president trump says he wants to partner with putin to set up a cyber security unit to prevent election hacking. >> it's not the dumbest idea i have heard but it's close. >> it's the russian bear guarding the american honey. >> the fact that president putin and i discussed the cyber security unit doesn't mean i think it can happen. it can't. but a cease-fire can and did. he is talking about a cease-fire in syria.

the last one lasted six weeks, before that, eight days. we had a spectacular day yesterday. today, more clouds, a couple of showers around. by tomorrow, it's really going to be steamy. 82, that south wind bringing up the humidity. we're in the 70s to near 80 across the rest of the area. fair amount of sunshine. a little more clouds in some parts of the area than others. at the jersey shore, the ocean temperature, 70 degrees, which is not too bad. the wind not strong enough to knock the temperature down yet at ocean city, close to 80. summers point at 81. cape may point is at 79 degrees. looks like we may have a heat wave this week starting tomorrow. tomorrow is definitely into the

90s. the humidity going up fast tonight. it's going to stay high for much of the rest of the week. for thunderstorms, the threat starts tomorrow afternoon and continues for a good bit of the week. today is the exception to the way the week is going to shape up. you can see these isolated showers in delaware. it moved into kent county. unfortunately, this is the area that got hit so hard with rain last week. some places have four to six inches. this looks like it's headed up towards smyrna and then continuing into new jersey. this is the main area of showers and storms coming across the great lakes. that's going to be affecting us as we go into tomorrow afternoon. here is the futurecast as we go through the rest of the day. we see some of the showers scatter around during the afternoon as temperatures stay shy of the 90 degree mark in most of the area.

by 6:00, the showers are pretty much gone. the humidity is going up as we wait for the next round. that comes in tomorrow. could even see some showers early. but it's mostly later during the day. you can see temperatures into the 90s. here comes showers and thunderstorms scattered around. we have another shot of that coming on wednesday. here is the feels like temperatures. this starting tomorrow. around noontime, it's feeling like 90 and going up into the 90s, perhaps mid 90s by tomorrow afternoon. then on wednesday, we're going to have another day, as you can see, some of the numbers into the mid 90s and perhaps going even a little bit higher than that. that is some really hot weather. over the next four days,ne day 0

degrees. some isolated showers, 94, 91, 92, thunderstorms, thunderstorms, thunderstorms. similar story with dover and in allentown, thequit as high. barely 90 on tuesday and maybe shy on wednesday and thursday. at the shore, look at that nice relief from the heat. still best chance of thunderstorms late tuesday and again on thursday. >> thank you. a big part of the success of saturday night live this past season. he is making a jump to the big screen. starring in a new movie. i will talk to him live just ahead.

happening now, the bucks county district attorney is updating the media about the search for four missing men. the d.a. is talking about the disappearance and has identified the four men. two 19-year-olds, one

21-year-old and a 22-year-old. >> 215-297-8201. county for updates. that's a website and a mobile app. you can leave tips on there as well. we will try to give you updates as we know of them. in addition, we will try to give you regular updates until the matter is resolved one way or the other. by regular, i mean that we will try to come back to this location at 3:30 p.m. i was going to make harg rire margaritas for you and me. i'm confused. >> kyle mooney cracked us up on saturday night live.

kyle is taking his antics to the silver screen in a new film. he is james in the movie brigsby bear. he is obsessed with a chirp's tv show. when it ends, he sets out to finish the story himself. we are happy to have kyle with us this morning david the director of the movie. thank you very much for coming in. >> happy to be here. >> you didn't meet on snl? >> no. you are talking -- i'm saying 1994 maybe. we have known each other since fifth grade. >> really? i thought you were at usc together. i figured that's where you -- >> san diego, california, we -- little league games. hip hop groups. school dances. >> we have run the gamut of all of our creative endeavors together. >> we made a movie together. now we hang out with you. >> tell us about the film. >> well, it's -- it's something

we have always wanted -- who doesn't want to make a movie? it's a movie made by friends. it's about friendship. it's about this guy who is obsessed with a tv show. and he lives in solution with his parents. the show ends. he doesn't know what to do with himself. is that fair? >> that's unfair. >> who comes up with the idea? >> i pitched it to our friend, another dude we have known since middle school. we wrote it together. then we brought it to dave who was nice enough to lend his directing abilities to the film. >> it's opening when? >> july 28th in new york and l.a. here in philadelphia, august 11th. >> see it at local theaters. let's get back to saturday night

live. it has seen incredible success. it's been a successful show. it has had its ebb and flow. in the last two seasons, two years -- >> it's weird that when i came on the show people started watching more. >> had nothing do with donald trump? >> i don't know who that is. people keep talking about this person. yeah, it was an exciting year. it was kind of crazy how we would pretty much have the show planned every week and then come around friday some massive news story would occur. then we would have to kind of reconfigure things to address it. >> capitalize on it. your mother i saw, she was a reporter for the union -- >> san diego union tribune. >> that give you sort of a healthy skepticism the way you look at the world? >> i know i need to state the facts when being interviewed and be careful of misrepresentation.

yeah, she is a wonderful woman. yeah, i got a chance to kind of learn about the city around me in a way that i wouldn't have otherwise. >> and the world around you. that's important. >> first female sports reporter in san diego. >> no kidding? >> yeah. >> that's impressive. >> the movie opens in philadelphia august 11th. we appreciate you coming by. thank you for coming to our fair city. good luck to you. >> you going to talk about tonight? >> tonight 8:00 p.m., we will do a live show. you should come. >> i have to wake up at 2:00 in the morning. appreciate you coming by. >> thank you for having us. we are learning new details as authorities continue to search for four young men missing in bucks county. preventing childhood obesity. the diet change pregnant women can make.

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checking out our headlines. police are searching for four men who have been missing since last week. police are looking for the men in the area of route 202 and meeting house road. they are searching for jimmy patrick, deen kenochiaro and and mark sturgis and mark mayo. there's information they all know each other but police have not confirmed it yet. anyone who knows where they are should contact police. a judge in centre county is hearing evidence to decide whether 18 penn state fraternity brothers will go on trial for a pledging death. prosecutors are trying to figure out what happened during a deadly home invasion in mor s

morristo morristown. the homeowner said two men broke into his house. he told police he stabbed them in self-defense. family identified the man killed at jimmy doyle. the man who had been stabbed in the leg showed up at a hospital yesterday. there are no charges. the sticky weather is making a comeback. we are tracking a chance for storms as the week goes on. a live look at the ben franklin parkway. glenn schwartz is here with the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> it's not going to be quite as spectacular as yesterday, but it's a nice and comfortable day compared to what is coming. we have a good bit of sunshine. a mix of clouds and sun. it's plenty sunny at the shore. this is ocean city. that is a mob for a monday. a lot of people taking a long weekend it looks like.

these showers that we are showing you at kent county in delaware, they are there. coming into the spmyrna area. the rest of the area is plenty dry. there are the showers at 1:00. just isolated ones during the afternoon. then we dry out again tonight. later tonight, as the humidity is increasing and a disturbance moves in, we could see showers. it's 77 in atlanta city, 82 inland. the sea breeze is starting to take affect. it's 83 in dover and northeast philly. those are the warm spots. a lot of the spots are going to be in the 90s as early as tomorrow. maybe not just low 90s. this afternoon, we have some increased clouds, isolated

showers across the area. most of us don't get rained on. then tonight, the temperatures stay up because the humidity is up as well. more on the storms and potential heat wave coming up. >> thank you. the battle for mosul is almost over. iraqi forces are pushing to retake the last patch of ground where isis militants are holding on to the tiny sliver of the city. >> reporter: in a clear sign that iraqi forces have all but retaken mosul, the prime minister is in mosul and is celebrating with troops after they drove isis militants for most of their last strong hold. the fighting continues. iraqi forces are pushing to retake the last patch of ground where isis are holding on to a tiny portion of the old city. a senior iraqi general says his men closely backed by u.s.-led coalition air strikes are

continuing to advance and clear territory in the old city. iraqi commanders say they believe hundreds of isis fighters remain inside the neighborhood and are using their families, including women and children, as human shields. the fight appears to be in the dieing stages of a bitter battle that has ranged on for nearly nine months. the iraqi prime minister calling it a big victory. the campaign is proved to be an important boost of morale to the iraqi people after a very badly damaged mosul effectively fell into the hands of isis which was iraq's second largest city. some iseyisis cells will have t flushed out and the city faces an expensive and massive reconstruction. secretary of state rex tillerson is in turkey trying to mend fences with the u.s. ally. he says he knows relations are strained right now.

is hopeful of improving tillerson spoke after a number of meetings with turkey's president. turkey is a key supporter in the fight against isis. a new york state trooper is dead and authorities say a u.s. soldier killed him. police say the trooper was sp violence call in northern new york. as he approached the home, he was shot. officers say the active duty army infantry man killed his wife and shot another woman inside the house. she's expected to survive. the suspect surrendered to troopers. a massive fire broke out at lond london's camden market. more than 70 firefighters battled the flames. it's not clear yet if there are any injuries. the cause of the fire and extent of the damage isn't know. two people are nursing wounds after running of the bulls in spain. today's run was one of the fastest so far at two minutes and 19 seconds.

hundreds of people take part in the nine-day festival. trying to make it through the streets without getting gored. so far, four americans and a spaniard have been gored since friday. new this morning, a reason to avoid sugary drinks if you are pregnant. it may be a way to help your child obesity. a study looked at more than 1,000 mothers and their children. children whose mothers drank more sugary beverages during their second trimester had higher amounts of body fat when they reached 7 or 8. a fetus' metabolism developing in response to the mother's diet. scientists say an alien inspect is attacking our trees. this beatle is an emerald ash bore. it's from asia. it has been in the u.s. since the early 2000s. over the last few years, it invaded delaware valley, eating its way through ash trees. they lay bugs under the bark.

the larvae feeds off of water for the tree killing it. scientists say it's happening at an alarming rate. >> people are trying now to at least save seeds and deep freeze so when we are able to get some kind of control on this be, thae can introduce ash back into the forest. >> another non-native inspect, the spotted fly is destroying our forest. it eats hardwood trees and fruit crops. it has been detected in pennsylvania. festivities at baseball's all star game in miami will get under way. philadelphia's pitcher will be part of it. neshek is a part of it. it's his second all star appearance. it's a high point in what has been an up and down career. >> had a good rookie year. good second year. then i had tommy john. i come back, my velocity is

down. the team tries to stick with me. it doesn't work out. you start your voyage through through aaa. it makes you want to work harder. it's been a strange road. >> the home run derby is slated for tonight. the all star game is tomorrow night. the sixers' top draft pick is dealing way setback. he will sit out the summer league after spraining his ankle. it doesn't appear to be real problematic. it happened in the third quarter. he rolled the ankle. x-rays came back negative. that's a good thing. he is looking at a one to two-week recovery period. we asked him how he is feeling. >> great. glad to be alive right now. foot not broke. i'm good. i'm walking around. feel great. i do a good job of taking care of my body. we got a great training staff. they did everything to make me feel better. when i went down, i was worried.

at the end of the day, everything happens for a reason. >> this video shows good news for sixers fans. you can see him walking toward the camera here in a second. he is hanging out at a shootaround yesterday without a noticeable limp. most people would be happy to win the lottery once in their lifetime. right? a california teen hit the jackpot twice in one week. she beat the odds by hitting two jackpots worth more than $655,000. both times she won on a scratch off. she's 19. she plans to buy a car and do a little shopping. she can now. here is a tip. we have an eye opening study on the best and worst tippers around and what influences how much money you leave on the table. they are two women who definitely don't need to be rescued. i will talk to the mother/daughter team behind this new book. we will have that up next. steamy and stormy weather on the way. i will let you know what to

expect where you live just ahead.

how much do you tip when you go to a restaurant? a survey found the best tippers are men, republicans, northeasterners and those that pay with a card instead of cash. most people tip about 20%. women tip an average of 16%. democrats, southerners and cash users tip about 15%. one in five people that eat in a

sit-down restaurant actually don't tip at all. yikes. mothers and daughters have a bond that's unbreakable. that's the case with our next guests. this best selling mother and daughter writing duo are from our area. they have collaborated in a new book that's the perfect summer read for anyone. it's called i need a lifeguard ef everywhere but the cool. a collection of hilarious stories and true confessions. thank you for being here. >> we love to be here. >> thanks for having us. >> this was your idea? >> all of our best ideas are mine. >> all the good ones are hers. >> tell me how that happens. tell me how the process happens. >> the idea for this title came from that it's like -- we don't have everything figured out. this is not an advice book. this is stories about our life. we are two women, two generations, trying to do our best.

hopefully, people can struggle and laugh with us. >> lisa, you are clearly -- you obviously are proud of your daughter and what she has done with her life and who she is. what is it like to work with your daughter? >> it's sheer hell. the truth is, we write separate stories about we put them together. that's when we find out about each other. who are you? one time i wrote -- she was writing about how she reads a wedding announcement. then i wrote i was reading the owe b obituaries. somebody died and 80. that's unfair. >> we need to calm down, keep our eyes on our own paper. it's fun. we write separately and put together. the only thing that sucks is that no mom to bring you snacks. adulting -- there's a snack shaped void in my heart. >> so being a guy, i want the two of you to tell me about

guyatus. >> i was on a guyatus from guys. taking a break to focus on myself. women, especially young women, we don't give ourselves permission to say, you can focus on career, yourself or your friends. you don't have to make looking for a man a full-time job. being single is not a five alarm fire. it's kind of fun. i took a break to focus on other things. >> i'm completely celibate. call it whatever you want. it's been a long time. what time is it? >> if you name it, you can reclaim it. >> this is why -- >> it's amazing to hear the two of you. she's a younger version of you. that's all. >> that's very scary. she's better behaved. >> you are cranking out two or three novels. you have the thing on philly.com, the column.

>> i do two novels. i have one coming out in august. this is fun. to me, it's so fun to be silly. i like to do that. a murder mystery isn't a great context to do that. so we just write about real life. i was plucking out chin hairs in the parking lot. >> oh, my god. >> somebody has to say that in print. every woman has done it. >> all right. i'm getting the wrap. everybody is looking forward to reading the book. the book is called i need a lifeguard everywhere but the pool. it's being released tomorrow. >> we have a signing tonight. >> where? >> barnes and noble in exton. >> tonight at 7:00. this thursday, july 13th in collegeville, that's at 7:00 p.m. more details, go to our website. we will have the information there. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> so fun.

>> we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. after that unusually comfortable sunday, we are transitioning into the heat and humidity that we're going to feel tomorrow. 82 right now in philadelphia. that southerly wind will increase the humidity. temperatures only in the upper 70s in some parts of the area at this hour. as we go into delaware, we find they are in the 80s. 80 degrees in newark and middletown. 83 in marshalton, normally one of the warm spots. it still is. it's warm in lewis, delaware. it's cooler in are a hrehoboth . a little bit off the water. the delaware bay buoy is 75 degrees, which is warm.

the southerly flow, you can see that here pretty clearly. that means the humidity is going up. the temperature will be going up, too. 83 yesterday for the high. 87 today. 94 tomorrow. that will probably by the hottest day of the week. it may get more humid later on during the week. we also have the threat of showers and thunderstorms. there's some isolated showers now. one in kent county in delaware just coming across dover and smyrna getting rain out of this. not nearly as heavy as the stuff that they got hit with late last week. that's for sure. you can see the bigger area of showers and storms coming into ohio. that's a pretty nasty stuff. that's what we are going to be tracking for the next couple of days. here is the latest hour by hour. things generally weakening during the afternoon.

some isolated showers. as we head toward late afternoon rush, things are really drying up out here. there's not much around during the evening. later tonight, some possible showers. that's toward the middle of the night. then into tomorrow, the story for much of the day is going to be the heat. even by noontime or so, it's going to be feeling like it's near 90 degrees. by 5:00, 95 feeling like 96 degrees, 97 in dover. then as we go into wednesday, starting off kind of warm. feeling like the upper 70s. by noon, we are feeling like the 90s again. here we go. 5:00, 97 feels like in philly. 98 in wilmington. some relief from the -- at the shore.

that's about it. over next three days, you can see the jump and also the thunderstorms increase tuesday and wednesday. many of the suburbs not as hot, of course. lehigh valley, not quite as hot. we do get some breaks at the jersey shore. a little more of a west wind in delaware at the beaches making it hotter there. some of the delaware beaches may get into the 90s. we will be right back. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in...

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