imposter as he tried to put his infant into the car. >> the father told nbc 10 the fake postal worker had helped in the attack and the other suspects threatened to hurt his baby if he didn't hand over any money. thank you for joining us. i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. the attack happened right along north second street in the only section. lauren mayk spoke with that father about the terrifying encounter. >> he was putting his baby in the car when the man in the postal service walked up. then he says the man did something that didn't seem like a mailman. >> i got a package for you. >> reporter: the man in the uniform pointed a gun at him. you can see on the video the man forces him into the house. >> you can see three others show up. inside the father says he was tied up and hit in the face. when he was talking too much --

>> he knocked me over the head. >> reporter: his 9-month-old baby was outside in that car. he says one of the suspects threatened to get him. >> i'm going to bring it here. >> he told the robbers where to find money he made from playing poker. the money didn't matter. today he feels lucky not just that he's okay, but that his son was already in the car when the man in the postal uniform walked up. i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. now to the eagles going to the super bowl. everyone seems to have super bowl fever by now. today the underdogs made it to philadelphia city council's first meeting of the year. council members saluted the super bowl run and long time eagles writer. nbc 10 is your official station of the eagles and also the home for super bowl 52.

what they are trying to block out the distractions. >> we just wrapped up practice. >> behind the scenes, they are strategizing against the patriots who might be the best ever strategizers. they are not playing the mistake of the patriots. they are playing the football team. even distractions from your own family and friends. take a listen. >> the biggest message i give is you don't. >> i've never been to the super bowl. so i don't know what to expect

as far as the atmosphere and the ambien ambience. i'm guessing it's freaking crazy. but you take all that distraction out of it and it's another game. >> easier said than done. i spoke to jenkins and legarrette blount. you'll hear their thoughts and like chris long, legarrette blount was on that patriots team that won the super bowl last year. he's been spreading the words of wisdom to the younger guys and guys that have never been there before. we're live outside the complex, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> just another game. that's what they have to keep saying for themselves. >> philadelphia's mayor and boston it counterpart are enjoying quality time together before the big game. here with my friend and patriots fans. their battle in the super bowl. the two were attending the

conference in washington. the mayor also met with the mayor in massachusetts just outside boston. the two joked about coming up with a super bowl bet. >> the other bet was a losing mayor would go with the winning teams of the white house. as punishment. >> the two mayors agreed if the patriots win, philadelphia's statue must be draped in patriots gear on patriots day. if the eagles win, the statue of rocky will wear eagles dpeer on the day of the mayor's choice. members of the fire department are displaying eagles pride. >> they have been given approval as part of their uniforms leading up to the super bowl. jennifer leery writes the best on the east coast. especially the northeast coast. fly, eagles, fly. fletcher cox is hoping a send off tonight.

he will meet with fans on from 7:00 to 8:00. the defensive tackle has been to the pro bowl three time, but like many of the eagles, this will be his first super bowl appearance. that championship game is just teb days away. the only place you'll see is is here on nbc 10. we're the official station of the eagles. you can watch every moment of the action before, during and after the game right here. now to your first alert weather. a sunny and clear day out there as neighbors went out for a walk in south philly or a bike. ride. a little chilly out there. bikers had to cover their faces because of the wind. here's a live lock at temple university in north philadelphia. temperatures above the freezing mark. a warm welcome with that chill in the air. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking a cold night in your most accurate forecast. >> as soon as that sun goes

down, it's really going to start feeling a lot colder. the coldest part of our area, the pocono mountains, but they like it cold. you can make snow every night and they are going to get natural snow next kweweek. we have sunshine in delaware. 36 degrees is all we can do with all that sunshine. that's below normal for this time of year. reading at 34. but we still have wind and so it feels like it's in the 20s across most of the area. 28 degrees in philly. 24 in reading. now this wind is going to be diminishing. so by 9:00 the feels like temperature will be the same. that's because the wind is no longer a factor. but as you can see, the temperature goes down plenty low enough. by 5:00 a.m., it's 25 degrees. it will be warming up significantly as we head to the

weekend. but we also have some rain in the air. i'll have the timing on that and some other changes for next week in a roller coaster continues, coming up. lying in wait, prosecutors said the man accused of ambushing a philadelphia police officer with a hail of gunfire was waiting for the right time to attack. the trial for edward archer began the day he was uncooperative and refused to enter a plea saying i don't plead to anyone but allah. aundrea cline-thomas was in court, has injuries watched video of the attack and is joining us live from center city with more. >> you may remember that edward archer is a same and police confess confessed to the driem and said he was inspired by isis. now things have changed. he just refuses to cooperate. the suspect showed his defiance early in the proceedings. he was read his charges relating to the shooting of jesse hearthnet. he was asked if he pled

gazillion or not guilty. i don't plead to anyone but allah. he said i don't plead to anything, sir. the judge took that as him saying not guilty. >> i don't know what that is about. particularly in light of what we know he stated during a confession early on. >> the prosecution called archer a man with a plan who was lying in wait on the night of january 7th, 2016. the first witness was a detective who nar tated the video frame by frame from the intersection of 60th and spruce street. it shows a gunman run ining outo the car and firing 13 shots at point blank range. the officer was struck three times in the arm. and prosecutors say he dust under husband dash board to take cover. >> we saw that video in 13 rounds fired at close range and able to exit that voek and the

video was e replayed over and over again. they heard shots fired. he also said i'm bleeding heavily. archer had no expression and often times did not look at the video. >> they should be held accountable for his actions. >> as for archer's defense, they called the officer a hero, but told the jury to put emotions to the side and focus on the law. as for that jury, it's made up of nine women and three men. aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. law enforcement officers from around the country are paying tribute to a u.s. marshal killed last week in harrisburg. a public memorial service for deputy christopher hill was held today. he was shot while serving a warrant at a home in harrisburg one week ago. a gunman opened fire from the second floor killing hill and wounding an officer. that gunman was killed in a

shootout with police. he was identified as kevin ster jus. he was from philadelphia and had two active warrants in the city. president trump is vowing to cut off aid to the palestinians unless they take part in peace talks with israel. the president sat down with benjamin netanyahu on the side loins of the world economic forum in switer is listen seer . he praised the decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital and to move the embassy there from tel aviv. he said he believe it is will help the peace process by eliminating it from discussions. >> we took jerusalem off the table. they never got past jerusalem. we took it off the table. we don't have to talk about it anymore. if it ever takes place. i don't know that it ever will take place. >> the president will turn his focus to the world economic forum in davos, which is a

gathering of world leaders and the business world's e elite. in an nbc news exclusive, ali raisman is speaking out. her interview comes as the doctor at the center of the gymnastics sex scandal was arraigned. she was among 10 victim who is spoke at the sentencing hearing. yesterday a michigan judge sentenced nassar to 40 years in prison. as doctor for usa gymnastics, he molested some of the nation's top gymnasts for years. ali raisman says he's just the tip of the iceberg. >> this is bigger than larry nassar. we have to get to the bottom of how this disaster happened. if we don't figure out how it did, we can't be confident it won't happen again. >> nassar was also the team doctor for michigan state university. the president of michigan state stepped down overnight amid-growing criticism of how the school handled the scandal. the corruption trial for the mayor focused on payback against a law firm.

the owner of the firm that owned the tax collection contract says she worried about losing that contract after she refused the request for a campaign donation. the contract was eventually given to another company. he's accused of trading campaign donations for other city contracts as well. a freak accident left an 80-year-old woman dead after a delaware county hospital. that's when one of the cars rolled on top of her in the process. leaders in atlantic city are taking steps to make the resort town immigrant friendly. council members held a news conference to watch a campaign a fair and welcoming city. members of the council and faith loaders came together to stand in solidarity. >> the community has always been there. in the back of our minds guiding every decision we make.

now it's front and center. >> leaders say they are working on legislation to ensure it's a fair and welcome city. >> students at some of pennsylvania's state-run yufts are get iting more options for their education. six new degrees are being made to address workforce needs. bachelors degrees in manufacturing and engineering technology and music business technology, plus a masters degree in communications. the new programs will be begin in the fall at 5 of the 14 universities. top honors for an american hero today. the remains of major john harrison jr. were escorted from south philadelphia to arlington national secemetery this mornin. harrison died last march at the age of 96. he served in three wars and was a pilot with the famed all black airmen. the gold medal recipient retired to philadelphia where he remained active in the community. philadelphia city council is

looking at replacing traffic cops with regular people. they introduced a resolution to call for hearings on the matter. the goal is to loosen the traffic log jam on some of the busiest streets by using civilian officers. those officers could issue traffic citations but would not carry weapons or be able to make arrests. >> the reality is that the traffic in the city of philadelphia has gotten to aen point where it is utterly ridiculous. on a daily basis at any point in time, we don't address it, we allow it to continue to clog our streets. >> the move would also let police officers focus on criminal investigations. new york, l.a. and baltimore use civilian employees to manage traffic. the fiery reputation of some eagles fans could cost them if

they are looking for a place to stay for the super bowl. this was the scene sunday night as birds faithful swarmed center city to celebrate the win over minnesota. some vikings fans weren't happy with the way they were treated in philadelphia. now they are apparently taking action. according to reports, some minneapolis residents who use airbnb are being told to not rebt they homes to eagles fans for the super bowl. >> do we have a place to stay? >> one social media post claims the homeowners association ordered a renter to cancel a booking with the birds fan. it cites concerns about the post game violence and vandalism following the nfc championship game. now a consumer watch group released a report detailing extreme price gouging during super bowl weekend. a throw-night stay would normally cost $311. the same three-night stay during super bowl weekend is likely more than $15,000.

cha ching. nbc 10 is the only place to see super bowl lii and the nbc 10 is your fan guide to the game. whether you'll be watching from home or making the trip to minnesota. download our free app for more information on tailgate parties and super bowl schemes to look out for. the super bowl isn't the only big games to watch in the next few weeks. we are now just 13 days from the start of the 2018 olympic winter games. >> it was on this day 94 years ago that the first ever winter games began. the olympic village for the upcoming games is ready to welcome its athletes. it's in the coastal town where ice hockey, curling and short track skating will happen. the olympic teams are set to move in february 1st. a warm weather today for the north korean women's ice hockey team as they arrive at the national training center. the teams from north and south korea will compete as the first ever unified korea team at the

winter olympics. athletes will also march together under a united flag at the opening ceremony. keith jones will have live reports from south korea beginning february 8th. that's just days after super bowl lii all right here on nbc 10. back to your first alert weather. taking a live look at the river rink at penns landing. a couple loan skate canners out. >> i was thinking i need one of those. i wish they had those for the adult size. they are toy penguins you can push around the rink. >> remember your ankles would give way. >> that would happen to me today. >> it's kind of chilly out there for skating too. >> and it's sunny right now. so you kind of tolerable. but as soon as the sun goes down, it's going to feel a whole lot different. this is pretty cold. even for january.

36 degrees with a wind barely 32 in parts of lehigh and berks county. it felt like 62 degrees on tuesday. remember that? yesterday morning it was down to 39. this morning down to 18. that was quite a drop. and what's going to happen over the next several days. we're going to jump. 46 tomorrow to 57 on saturday. and then we're going to crash again. this is a classic roller coaster pattern. monday e we drop some. tuesday it's back to winter again. temperatures across the area are below normal everywhere. fairly even because the wind has been out there all day. aud bonn, turnersville, a lot 06 places at 36 degrees.

hamilton square at 36 as well. all of those places are going to be warmer tomorrow. and all of the places are going to have less wind. we're still get iting a 15-mile-per-hour wind adding to the chill out there. that chill is in the 20s still. 22 in coatesville in the middle of the afternoon on a sunny day. here's what's going to happen. we're going to go into tomorrow. going to have lots of sunshine. temperature going up. winds shifting into the south. here's saturday. southerly wind, warm up into the 50s, nice and sunny. that's definitely the day to fwo outside. here comes the front. it's going to be bringing rain in late saturday night and into sunday. not necessarily real heavy rain, but hours of rain. and then it starts to move out. but it won't necessarily completely move out.

here we go into sunday night and monday morning. this system locks like it's moving out. but there's something. developing up there across the great lakes. and this time there's a little disturbance coming in monday night and into tuesday. some of the computer models are showing this is the european model right now. not necessarily a big storm, but it is our first chance for any kind of significant snow in quite awhile. that's late monday night and next tuesday. a tail of two cities tongue twisters. >> still ahead, boston and philly fans go head to head on who has the most e peculiar pronounceuations. why a hospital is setting up camp outside the flu ep tick

demic. the flooding concerns in parts of pennsylvania. that's next at 4:00. first here's a lock at the closing bell on wall street. the dow ended up 140 points. the nasdaq was down slightly. s&p closing up.

take a look at this. the city of lights buried under a sea of rain water. days and days of rain in paris caused main rivers to overflow their banks. it forced officials to shut down some of the famous museums and attractions. look at all that water. several subway stops are shutting down until the end of the month. now to a developing weather situation that's causing major problems in the area this afternoon. >> ice jams are forcing the

river out of its banks. e we saw jams like this earlier this month, but flooding is such a ksh here that people in communities have been evacuated as the river seeps into the street. we have been seeing some freezing and thawing with this roller coaster ride of temperatures. >> another warm-up on the way. >> that's right. the 50s are going to be make ina comeback this weekend. but so is the rain. i'm tracking the changes in your most accurate weather forecast. plus fan fears over crock pots. why the makers of the slow cook er are reassuring people after a plot twist in "this is us." rewriting history. the museum temporarily erasing any patriots artifactartifacts. that's next. this fan just got a once in a lifetime surprise. the big reveal, that's all new at 5:00.

right now at 4:30, the flu epidemic has gotten so bad it's forcing a local hospital to pitch tents outside to create more space for sick patients. the sickness surge is unlike anything one hospital has seen in nearly a decade since the h1n1 virus. >> miguel martinez-valle is live outside the hospital in allentown. give us a look at the impact of the epidemic. >> reporter: that's right. they are saying it's very bad. it's not an emergency yet, but they are seeing way more people than usual. and that's what led them to set up tents in the parking lot outside of the emergency room. something they haven't done in

years. >> our er's were full. we wanted to off load them. >> reporter: too many patients, not enough beds. something is going around this year sending more people to the hospital than usual. >> a lot of winter illnesses including the neurovirus. >> it's not just the flu sending more people to the hospital. doctors say they have been treating patients with all kinds of illnesses, which is why they decided to build these tents. some hospitals set up military-style military tents in 2013 after a spike in flu cases. this year's flu is causing people to get even sicker. >> it's got to do with the strain. it doesn't seem to be a strain that's causing people to be more sick than previously. >> reporter: the tents are popping up across lehigh valley hospitals. they are fully equipped with everything normal hospital rooms would have. patients with more severe cases will be treated inside. >> if. we expect they are going to need admission to the hospital, we will try to keep them inside. >> reporter: things to look out for to know if it's time to

visit the emergency room is light headedness, dizziness and not being able to keep liquids down. doctors i spoke to said they prevention is is key. if you're feeling sick, stay away from work and school. keep your kids away from school. make sure you're watching your hands. i'm miguel martinez-valle, nbc 10 news. > . >> ten days until super bowl lii. >> the rivalry between the two teams cities is growing. >> that's philadelphia's museum of the american revolution. temporarily renamed its patriots gallery to the eagles gallery. the museum is offering $2 off admission for anyone wearing eagles gear through the super bowl. >> i have seen how it's affected

the community. it's time to reevaluate how we deal with crime, how we deal with punishment. >> one work off the field will be highlighted on the nfl network. malcolm jenkins will be featured in part one of a series on football players and social justice. in one segment, he sits down with the police superintendent. the two discuss social justice issues affecting police and community relations. and the big championship game is less than two weeks away now and the only place you'll see it is right here on nbc 10. we're the official station of the philadelphia eagles. you can watch every moment of the action before, during and after the game. >> back to our first alert weather. a cold one on the campus of lasalle university. >> students are doing whatever they could to keep their hands wa warm. it is pretty. it's sunny and clear here, but the temperatures are hovering just above freezing.

meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking a cold night ahead in your most accurate weather forecast. >> it is definitely going to be down into the 20s in the philadelphia area and even into the teens in some of the suburbs. that clear sky in the afternoon leads to the temperature drop at night. this is the ppl building in allentown. and right now it's 36 degrees. allentown is 35. you don't see a temperature contrast when everybody has sunshine and wind. a little higher there. as we go through the night, you can see the temperatures dropping into the 20s. that's in the city of philadelphia itself. and so you know it's going to be colder in the suburbs. 22 in the suburbs.

going down closer to 20. there will be some places in the teens pi tomorrow morning. but there won't be much of a feels like windchill issue because the wind will be pretty much dead calm. it's going to be chilly through friday. we have beautiful weather on saturday. be sunday even though it's going to be mild, there's going to be rain. we do have a couple chances for some snow next week. that's coming in the ten-day forecast later. >> here's a lock at some of the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. in north hampton, test results are back on a college lacrosse player who died after an off campus party. the coroner tells us he had no alcohol in his system and he died from a head injury after a fall. the freshman was found unconscious outside of a dorm last september. in montgomery county, septa is giving the go ahead to a plan that would bring rail service to king of prush ya.

it moves the track away from homes along the turnpike. they plan to extend the high speed line and estimated to take 60 years and cost a billion dollars. in camden county, people looking for a new job turned out for the media network career fair. doz dozens of area employers were on hand for the event at the holiday inn including the police, port authority and also wawa. oprah in the oval office. the media mogul made up her mind before her speech at the golden dploebs. still ahead the motivation behind her decision on a possible run for the white house in 2020. and forget files of paperwork. how ap sl trying to make your life easier by storing your most personal health records. what are you really buying? all new at 5:00 a consumer warning before shelling out cash on eagles super bowl gear.

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the surge in flu cases have people scrambling to get a vaccine. the chance of suffering a heart attack is six times higher within the first week of getting the flu. the risk was highest for older adults. medical experts say if you think you have the flu and have a heart condition, don't wait to get checked out. it could soon be easier to access your medical records at all times. apple is testing a feature to let you download those records in iphone or apple watch. they would be store on the health app to show them to a doctor when needed. the feature is available for penn medicine and more facilities are expected to join in the coming months. nonprofits looking to make a difference can get help to meet their goals through a new program that's taking applications now. we are partnering with the universal foundation to support project innovation and give away

$225,000 in grant money. the dead line to apply is next friday. grant winners will be announced in march. for more information on how to apply, go to nbc10.com. spoiler alert for "this is us" fans. i'm two episodes behind. >> don't listen to this. there's a plot twist in the latest episode that has people throwing out a favorite kitchen appliance. now we know. why the maker of crock pots were forced to respond to the jaw. dropping end of the episode. >> this happens with jack? >> we're going to get warm, then wet and then cold again. big changes are coming for your neighborhood. i'll let you know what to expect next on nbc 10 news at 4:00. putting it in ink. fans show how confident they are in the team's ability for a super bowl win. >> that's steven fisher? >> all right.

oprah for president, not so fast. e despite recent buzz, the tv tycoon says she's not interested in the oval office. she says she doesn't, quote, have the dna for a white house run, adding she's very secure and confident in her life already. the interview happened several weeks before winfrey gave her speech at the golden globes which spawned the #hash tag. fans of "this is us" be warned. today crock pot is assuring their slow cookers are safe. the show's last episode ends as a decade's old slow cooker sparked a fire in the kitchen.

the maker of crock pot issued a statement saying it is safe to use their slow cookers. the company says it's never received a consumer complaint similar to the situation on the show. look at that. now i have to watch the show. >> but now you know too much. >> i have to catch up. eagles fans have nothing to complain about these teams. their team is headed to the super bowl. >> even the young eest fans kno this is reason to celebrate. >> who is going to the super bowl? >> eagles. >> and this couple so excited about a potential super bowl win the first dance was to "floi, eagles, fly." that's a night they will never forget. keep the submissions coming. and also we want you to get

creative and hear the performance with the most people, the most creative take on the tune or a version featuring the most unusual instruments. you can send them to us onm} nbc10.com or through the nbc 10 app. most unusual instrument, i'm trying to think of what we could play. >> do you play any instruments? >> no. >> i play the piano. maybe i can learn that. in the next week and post that. >> i'm thinking a harp. >> that would be good. there's some wind that's making it feel colder. 32 degrees in the parts of lehigh and berks county. we're looking at chester, bucks, montgome montgomery. 32 and not just. dropped to 31.

33 in chester springs. 33 in unionville. 32 in bed minister. so a lot of places about to go down below freezing. we're going to be sunny tomorrow. we're going to have a nice day on saturday too. we watched the winds shift. it's going to be coming out of the south and warm us up ahead of a front that's going to come in from the west. it's not going to affect us on saturday. but late saturday night and into sunday morning, this is a band of rain several hours of rain. nothing especially heavy. and it's not going to change to snow on the way out. however, this is moving out. this is moving in. another little disturbance more in the upper atmosphere coming down from the great lakes. limited amount of moisture with

it, but it will be cold enough. and this is monday night and into tuesday morning. so we can get a little bit of snow as the temperatures are dropping. more on that coming in the next day or so. tomorrow, nothing but sunshine again. but this time going to be warmer. a reading at 45. these numbers. over the weekend, unseasonably warm. saturday is the dry day with a good amount of sunshine. sunday is another mild day. but with several hours of rain. a high of 13. a low of 6. by the time the super bowl goes,

kickoff temperature at 9 by the end of the game it's 3. the windchill between 10 below zero and 15 below zero. i know it's ab indoor game but people will be walking into the stadium. they will be walking out of the stadium. we hope celebrating the eagles victory in some bitter cold. >> staying warm by jumping up and down hopefully. >> a lot of that. >> that's the key. one of those face masks. do we need one of those where only your eyes are shown. >> the dog mask i think would help. >> might have to get one of those. >> you can't see out of those. i had had one on. >> once the game is over and yao outside, you don't have to see anymore. just want to see the game. >> thank you.

boston and philadelphia are getting into a different kind of battle. next who wins the award for most unique accents. you be the judge. and all new at 5:00, going green. how these smoothies created by an eagles player are benefitting local kids. we just moved in about four months ago,

but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it!

no idea. >> nope. >> what's that you say? some peculiar pronunciations are

throwing patriots fans for a loop. some of the boston lingo baffled people here in philly too. >> we hit thes to try to sort it out. >> the patriots battlie ining e in the super bowl. and the fans in boston and philly fighting over who has the most peculiar pronunciations. >> boston people have an accent. philly people don't have an accent. it's true. >> they have to pronounce words the way they look. not way they think they look. >> philly may have spoken too soon. >> it looks like worcester. >> philly has its own tongue

twister. this river is schuylkill. >> the name of the library? >> it's actually baa la cynwod. >> i say my r's here. >> the people want to set a few things straight. >> this is the whole. >> this is a cheese steak. the pronunciation gate, we can all agree there's only one way to say six-time champs. >> where's our eraser for that board? >> listen to more pronunciations on the nbc 10 app. you'll also find your guide to super bowl lii. for information on tailgate parties and the warning for fans booking reservations, just tap

the nbc 10 app. let's toss it over to the team at 5:00. when the eagles win it will be wicked awesome. >> there you go. >> ahead at 5:00, we are just ten days away from the super bowl. >> doug pederson on his players and the uncommon path he took to reach this point. >> how is everything? >> all new at 5:00, only nbc 10 was there as the die hard eagles fan's dream came true. what happened when brian westbrook came knocking on his door. it's a wicked warmer weekend ahead. it's going to be great weather, but it is mixed. i'll tell you why and i'll break it down for your neighborhood, straight up.

duct taped and robbed, a father attacked as his babysat in the car. >> ten days away from the game of his life. how eagles head coach doug pederson went from a high school coach to super bowl fame. a surprise knock. how a legendary eagles player just made this fan's day. this is a pretty special team. and sky is the limit with these guys.

>> right now at 5:00, gearing up for the super bowl. eagles head coach doug pederson says he's confident in his team and their ability to bring home the vince lombardi trophy. thank you for joining us. i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. he's come a long way himself to get to this career-making moment. john clark joins us with more. >> 13 years ago the last time the eagles were in the super bowl. doug pederson was retiring from the nfl and took a head coach for a job for a high school team. go from high school to being a super bowl coach? it's pretty cool. we have messages to doug from the men who hired him there. >> you're a genuine guy that values the people around him. no wonder your players play so hard for you. >> for the first time i saw you, i felt like you had it and to be able to employ you,