>> jadiann: we are following breaking news. sky 7 hd over the scene. several crews battling a large fire in portsmouth, new hampshire. firefighters on the roofer of the portsmouth gaslight company. this is on market street. you are looking out the roof of that five-story building. still smoking. earlier, you could see the flames shooting out of that roof. no word yet on the cause of this fire. of course, we will keep you updated as more breaking

and sky 7 live over a fire. this in brookline. fire officials on st. paul street say it is a three-alarm fire. crews are still on the scene. no word yet on the cause or if there are any injuries. also breaking news: in the fight against terror. the f.b.i. releasing new information about the gunmen in last week's for ror attack in california. >> christa: the f.b.i. director says the two shooters, syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik were radicalized at least two years ago and that the two had discussed gee had and... jihad and martyrdom as early as 2013 before they started living together. >> i can only say so much about it at this point. this indicates that they were radicalized before they started courting or dating each other on-line. and on-line, as early as the end of 213, they were talking

martyr come... martyrdom. >> christa: that was the f.b.i. director. he told the judiciary committee that the two were inspired by foreign terror organizations. he did not name which ones. the two are accused behind the december 2 san bernardino shooting which left 14 people dead and 21 others injured. >> jadiann: a man suspected in a violent home invasion in quincy, facing a judge. police say he tied up a pregnant mother inside her home. >> christa: her daughter had to hide inside her room. she made a frantic call for help here. jonathan hall is at the courthouse. jon, we are learning more about the possible motive in this case. is that right? >> reporter: yes. very tough case here. it was a scary crime. armed men in a home with a teenage girl upstairs in her bedroom hiding. that led to the arraignment of right here at quincy district court. this man will likely be

being held on $100,000 bail. kevin murphy's is charged with home invasion, kidnapping, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and gun charges. he has a long criminal record, including two open cases. according to the state. police say murphy and an accomplice who is unknown at this point, and who wore a mask broke into a quincy apartment and taped a pregnant woman to a chair. the woman's 16-year-old bedroom. she called 911 and whispered to a dispatcher as all this was happening. the state says murphy was with that other man who wore a mask and wanted money. >> the unknown suspect started asking her where is the money. get the money. she told him to take her purse and wallet and take everything in it. she stated that the money was in her purse. the suspect stated that is not what he wanted, saying where is the money.

where the money was. >> reporter: now, it appears the man got away with about $40,000 stashed in a bag. the family explained they own from the bakery. they often have a lot of money parked away in that apartment. police are still investigating the circumstances of this case. they say this was no random crime. live from quincy, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> christa: the final witness is called in the trial of chism's attorneys have outlined an insanity defense. but prosecutors are trying to prove he knew what he was doing. here is victoria warren live outside salem district court with the latest for us. vicky? >> reporter: yeah. the dock forwho was on the stand right now told jurors that philip chism's actions after the death of colleen ritzer were theaks of somebody who wanted to humiliate his victim and show complete power over her. he also said they are the actions of somebody who knew that what they were doing was wrong. all of this comes after a pretty rare move by a judge

of the trial in secret. >> at this point in time, the court is going to close the courtroom. >> reporter: the philip chism the public. an unusual move by the judge. he ored everyone, both families and all the media out defense could ask certain questions. if made public, the questions health evaluations. everyone allowed back in. the defense allowing to a variety of reasons why chism might fake a mental condition. feigning or pretending to be mentally ill is what the prosecution says teen murder suspect philip chism is doing. his attorneys say he is not guilty by reason of mental

murder of his math teacher colleen ritzer. their mental health experts said chism heard voices he couldn't ignore and that is why he killed ritzer. the prosecution's last witness, has a much different take. he spent 13 hours with chism, reviewed his medical records, his family medical records. he described chism as reserved and guarded to the point of abruptly ending interviews. but also said if it was a point chism cared about, he would be fairly animated. the doctor told if jury chism is criminally responsible. >> on the date of the alleged offense, mr. chism was not suffering from a mental disease or defect. >> reporter: this is the last witness in this case. and then closing arguments should happen fns on friday. then the judge will give jury its instructions. then this case is in the jury's hands. live in salem, victoria warren, 7 news. >> jadiann: an alarming attack under investigation in plainville.

nick emmons is live in plainville with the details. nick? >> >> reporter: yeah. this would appear to go beyond typical teenage jealousy with the suspect in this case pointing a gun like this one at the suspect's head. teen trouble in plainville. an underage house party turns violent during a dispute over a boy. the teenage victim tells police she was at a party in this apartment complex the day after thanksgiving. that's when two girls attacked her because she told them she was dating one of their ex-boyfriends. the victim says one girl pushed her into a chair. handcuffed her and pointed what she thought was a real gun to her head. the second girl recorded the assault on her cell phone. according to the police report, one of the suspects saidiney meeney miney moe, i'm going to shoot you in the head. eventually, the victim was let go and she ran to a nearby dunkin' donuts.

during a search of the apartment where the party was held, f police found three replica handguns, ammunition, a stun gun, handcuffs, marijuana, and alcohol. apartment are now facing as far as the two teenage girls involved in this case, those two teenage girls are going to be set to be in a dangerous hearing. that is scheduled for tomorrow. that is the latest live in plainville, nick emmons, 7 news. >> new details about the 80 boston college students who got sick after ooeting at chipotle. state health officials confirmed the students contracted norovirus. the health department says it happened after an employee who was sick came to work. the restaurant is closed again today and is cooperating with health officials. >> christa: a live look outside. we are turning to your forecast here. we have some more clouds and

the good news, though, not a lot of wind. that might keep the chill away. we are hoping. we also have warm weather on the way. which is pretty hard to believe, j.r., when you are talking about the beginning of december here. >> jeremy: right, exactly. boston at this time, at 44. plymouth at 44. norwood, 45. jaffrey, 39. and there have been a lot of clouds this morning. still, those clouds linger on the south coast, south shore. you notice in the metro-west, sunshine busting through the clouds. it will be a day where the sun and clouds duke it out and battle for your attention. going back and forth. clouds and then some sun. mostly cloudy skies. despite a lot of clouds, no rain-drops out of the clouds. and yes, no wind. that is huge this time of year. going through a december day with very little wind. temps today, seasonal. 43-48. for tomorrow, morning clouds. a few sprinkles tomorrow morning. even warmer tomorrow afternoon. we will talk more about that in a few minutes. >> christa: an armed robbery caught on camera in manchester, new hampshire.

police say this man with a bandanna held up a 7-11 clerk at knife-point. and then demanded cash and then ran away. call manchester police. they are asking if you might be able to offer them some help. >> a car explodes and bursts into a ball of fire in canton. flames engulf the car on 93 south during last night's rush hour commute. it happened near exit 2 in canton around 4:30. traffic was backed up for miles. police say nos one was hurt. there is no word yet on where the driver was when the car blew up. >> christa: new information on the paris terror attacks. french officials have nowide filed the third shooter at the bataclan concert hall during last month's deadly attacks. according to cnn affiliates, this is the man. and he, like the other attackers detonated a suicide vest. the stations reported the 23-year-old traveled to syria back in 2013.

close to one of the main jihadist recruiters in france. the french prime minister confirmed the name being circulated is, in fact, correct. and that is the third attacker. news organizations are reporting he was known to french antiterror services and had a police record. >> the man accused of killing three people at a colorado planned parenthood clinic will be formally charged. robert dear is expected to face first-degree murder charges for the november shooting. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. police say dear expressed anti-abortion views, but they motive. criticism of donald trump continues to mount both in the u.s. and overseas. he announced a plan to ban muslims from entering the united states. a congressman from florida is calling for him to drop out of the race, but trump doesn't seem phased and neither do his supporters. >> what somebody like a trump is trying to do is divide us up.

the latest presidential candidate to blast donald trump's controversial plan to ban muslims from entering the united states. >> two months ago, we were supposed to hate mexicans. and he thinks they are all criminals and rapists. now we are supposed to hate muslims. that kind of crap is not going to work in the united states of america. >> reporter: trump's plan is having the rare effect of uniting democrats and republicans on the campaign trail. >> this is both a shameless and a dangerous idea. . >> i don't think donald trump is serious. and what he is saying isn't a serious plan. >> he is a rate-baiting religious bigot. >> reporter: trump isn't backing down. defending himself to barbara walters. >> are you a bigot? >> not at all. probably the least of anybody you have ever met. i'm not. i'm a person that has common sense. i'm a smart person. i know how to run things. i know how to make america great again. >> reporter: one notable exception.

commends donald trump for standing up and phone cussing america's attention on the need to secure our borders. trump is expected to speak at an event in portsmouth, new hampshire tomorrow night. republican candidates jeb bush and carly fiorina will campaign in new hampshire today. bush will speak with a panel in manchester. fiorina will attend two town halls in lebanon. one this afternoon and another tonight. >> christa: coming up at noon, "time" magazine revealing its person of the year. and the rare selection when we come back. >> making wibter a little warmer. a good samaritan helping people in boston stuck out in the cold. >> jeremy: el nino helping as well. no arctic air in the forecast. numbers up next. >> christa: all right, j.r. thank you. and hidden beneath the surface: what you may really be looking

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sarah tour continues here. some beautiful photos. tell us about them. >> sarah: i brought some pictures in for you guys. i know you wanted to see the baby. that was us getting ready for christmas. we took her to see santa claus yesterday. she didn't cry. i considered that an accomplishment. >> christa: wonderful. that is great. >> sarah: too young to realize. when they are two, three, four, they start getting, like, who is this guy? >> christa: three months old now. right? >> sarah: december 16. yes, yes. sarah. she is back. stronger than ever. and looking great. >> >> sarah: lots and treats and sweets going around the newsroom. >> jeremy: i know. there is a plate of fudge over there. i'm going to blast through my weather story and get over there and have some goodies. some sunshine today. a lot of clouds still temps today in the 40's. mild weather set to return tomorrow. we are talking 50's and even 60's for the end of the week. and through the weekend. in town, 44.

mid-40's, east a popular and no wind out there. there is not any, you know, air getting mixed up. wind speeds yesterday at this time, anywhere between 10-20 miles per hour. this afternoon, they will be anywhere between 5-15 miles per hour. they will be from the south. not from the north. high pressure has moved east and you would think with high pressure that being all sorts of sunshine... that is usually the case. you know, if you get a batch of clouds, that will kind of get stuck under the high pressure. well, the clouds can't move. there is not enough wind to kick him out of here. pressure. we will have clouds and sun through the afternoon. tomorrow, another batch of clouds in the morning. there may be a few isolated showers and sprinkles tomorrow morning. cool front, it is even warmer tomorrow afternoon. and even into friday. how much rain tomorrow morning? a couple of pennies at the most. nothing significant or long-lasting. gear tomorrow morning. that is how brief and isolated it will be. boston this afternoon, 47. dartmouth at 48. north of town, merrimack

afternoon. 40's. on the cape and the islands, chatham later on today, 47. mashpee at 48. danielle? >> reporter: thank you, j.r. into tonight, staying cloudy. temperatures on the mild side. upper 30's to low 40's. a few sprinkles maybe overnight into tomorrow morning. but as j.r. was mentioning, we tomorrow. we are seasonable today. then tomorrow climbing into the upper 50's. highs today, mid to upper 40's. a couple degrees above average for this time of year. the high today in bedford, 45. 47 in boston today. and 48 in new bedford. look what happens as we head into tomorrow. we climb into the upper 50's for most of you. 58 in boston and norwood. 57 in beverly. for your thursday. and that trend really continues as we head towards the weekend. 6's on friday and saturday. a beautiful weekend ahead. we are going to continue to warm up. not feeling much like december. 47 today. a slight chance for a sprinkle.

then 6's friday and saturday. >> christa: "time" magazine is revealing this year's person of the year. >> sarah: she finds herself among only four other women. it is german chancellor angela merkel. she was praised for opening her nation's border to thousands of syrian refugees. and for how she handled the greek debt crisis. the first individual woman to receive the recognition since 1986. >> christa: ahead on 7:00, the pats getting all dressed up to it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place

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>> sarah: a good samaritan helping people in boston left out in the cold. >> christa: someone left clothes thanning on trees in boston common for people in need. so simple, isn't it? mittens, scarves, and hats all tied to trees with strings. this large sign explains they are not lost and says a very simple message. saying "if you need them, go a kind gesture that many in the city say did not go unnoticed. >> i noticed it this morning. it made me teary-eyed to. going on. i stopped and read the sign. and i saw a couple of people take scarves and mittens. it was great. it was really awesome. >> christa: as long as the clothing isn't damaging park

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reflective light technology. to look beneath the layers. the portrait behind the painting looked similar to the mona lisa. minus some small differences. most notably, her iconic smile seems to be missing. one report suggests there could be as many as three hidden paintings. possibly earlier images of the model. or another woman altogether. the man who discovered them says they add to doubts over who she is. like the plot from the da vinci code. and the dan brown book messages were hidden in the mona lisa. the revelations are controversial. some folks already say they are a work of fiction. claiming what's been discovered are just traces from the process of painting. the world-famous louf museum in paris. this makes it all the more mysterious. the claims will be explained

airing in the united kingdom. i remember a couple years ago, i got to go and see the mona lisa, and it is crazy how small it is. >> christa: yes. all the crowds gathered around. it's true. i remember there was one theory that may da vinci was even painting a self-portrait. but it's amazing how this... even her expression is so ambiguous. the meaning here that we are finding. >> sarah: the mystery continues. >> christa: yeah. really is amaying. we have more to come in the next half hour of 7 news. including tom brady talking about back-to-back losses now and how he is hoping to help get the team back on track. >> sarah: then a man called to what we have learned about a

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the two are the accused shooters behind the shooting in california which left 14 injured. >> sarah: a man suspected in a violent home invasion in quincy facing a judge. police say he tied up a pregnant mother inside her home. >> christa: it was terrifying. her daughter hid in her room help. jonathan hall is at the courthouse. jon, we are learning about a possible motive here. >> reporter: we are, christa. this was a very, very scary you are about to hear that dramatic 911 call. one of two suspects has been arrested in this case. he is being held on $100,000 cash bail. and will likely undergo detox. he is from revere. kevin murphy appeared in quincy district court even though he asked to stay out of view. the judge said no, i saw you on tv this morning. that is not going to do any good. his mug shot had been released. murphy faces several serious charges, including home invasion, kidnapping, assault

he has a long criminal record, including 11 defaults and two open cases. police say murphy and an unknown accomplice broke into a quincy home and taped a pregnant woman to a chair. they were demanding cash. the state says murphy was with another man who wore a mask and had an accent. >> the unknown suspect started asking her where's the money. get the money. she told him to take her purse and wallet and take everything in it. she stated that the money was in her purse. the suspect stated that is not what he wanted. he kept saying "where is the money?" he demanded to know where the money was. report tt pregnant's woman's daughter hid in her room and called 9 11. >> she can hear them. where are you hiding? >> in the room. i locked the door. >> reporter: well, those guys got away with about $40,000, apparently. that had been in a bag. the father explained the

these were apparently, cash receipts from the bakery. at least that is the family's story. police say there may be more to this. they are still investigating. we are live from quincy, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> christa: the judge in the philip chism trial closing the court to the public and media today. the defense was able to ask certain questions. the prosecution is claiming chism is faking his mental condition. chism is accused-of-raping and murdering his high school math teacher colleen ritzer. we have breaking news now about the boston college students who got sick after eating at chipotle. the school now says 120 kids have reported getting ill. we were reporting 80 just this morning. they all had eaten at the cleveland circle chipotle over the weekend. the health department says the students contracted noro-virus. the health department says it happened after an employee was sick and came to work.

cooperating with health officials. >> sarah: we are lacking a little sun today. but there is no wind. a warm up is on the way. that is the good news. happy about that. >> jeremy: yes, exactly. norwood, 45. orange, 40 degrees: on the islands, temperatures in the upper 40's with a lot of clouds. there is a little sliver of sunshine, metro-west, it is going to be brief. there are more clouds back through western new england. not really tied to a storm system. there happens to be a clump of clouds moving through southern new england at this time. we will have an afternoon that features a lot of clouds. some sun at times. not as much wind as we saw yesterday. and the wind that begins to develop will be from the northeast. so that slowly starts to warm us up middle and upper 40's. clouds. a few isolated showers and sprinkles. long-lasting. certainly, nothing that will slow down the morning commute. some sun in the afternoon. with temperatures tomorrow heading into the upper 50's.

couple of pennies early tomorrow morning. and then with sunshine coming back, the numbers head for the upper 50's. you notice on friday, a lot of warm. low 60's on friday, saturday, near 60. sunday, a mix of clouds and sunshine. that 57, that might be a little conservative on sunday. at this time, we will play it close to the vest and say upper 50's to around 60. >> christa: parents and students are trying to figure out why the principal of swampscott high school has been placed on leave. parents received a letter yepd about the principal's administrative leave. they didn't explain why but said it would be in effect until further notice. and the school at this time, will be run by the assistant principal. >> sarah: family, friend, and police are searching for a northeastern university student who has been missing for more than a week. a vigil was held for 21-year-old dennis andrada

>> we still have hope. and we miss you. we love you so much. >> i miss dennis. i miss him so much. and i want him home. wherever you are, dennis, just come home. >> sarah: anyone with information about the case should give place call. >> christa: the patriots gearing up for sunday night football. the team eager to get back to winning after two pretty tough losses. with so many injuries, it won't be easy. let's go to dan hausle. dan, we understand that tom brady talked to media. is that right? >> reporter: that's right. he was a bit reserved after taking the team's second loss in as many games. this, after ten wins. he has seen both sides of the coin there. and he indicated a big surprise. he much prefers winning over losing. >> i think, you know, it is believing in each other. when you face adversity that

games. all of our quality of life sucks when you lose games. but that is just the way it is. it should be important. it should hurt when you lose. because we put a lot into it. i just think... we have done a good job preparing. we just have to execute better. we have to do a better job playing. >> reporter: and brady, of course, himself has taken a lot of hits over the past couple of weeks. more than 30. when asked about that, he said no problem. he said he is cool as lettuce. dan hausle, 7 news. >> sarah: catch the action right here on 7-nbc sunday night when the pats take on the texans. and be sure to join us before the game for 7 on the sidelines. >> christa: now turning to an alarming attack. police say teenagers in plainville are behind it and boy. nick emmons has the latest. >> reporter: teen trouble in plainville.

violent during a dispute over a boy. the teenage victim tells police she was at a party in this apartment complex the day after thanksgiving. that is when two girls attacked her because she told them she was dating one of their ex-boyfriends. the victim says one girl pushed her into a chair, hand kuferd her, and pointed what she thought was a real gun to her head. the second girl recorded the assault on her cell phone. according to the police report, one of the suspects said "iney meeney miney moe, i'm going so to shoot you in the head." eventually, the victim was let go and she ran to a nearby dunkin' donuts. the girl went to police a few days later. ammunition. a stun gun. handcuffs. marijuana. and alcohol. apartment are now facing possession charges. as far as the two teenage

those two teenage girls are going to be set to be in a dangerous hearing scheduled for tomorrow. nick emmons, 7 news. >> sarah: breaking news from major league baseball. the league recommending protective netting at all 30 major league ballparks. the goal is to protect fans, of course, from foul balls and into the stands. several fans were hurt at fenway this year. the league saying it will work with the teams to help put up those barriers. >> christa: we have more information on the terror attacks. french officials have now identified the third shooter at the bataclan concert hall during last month's terror attacks in paris. >> reporter: the third attacker in the bataclan attacks has been identified as a 23-year-old frenchman. a spokesman from the paris prosecutor's office confirming

he is from the city of centralsburg. the french prime minister told news outlets the attacker was part of a group of a dozen radicalized young people who left a neighborhood in september, 2013. he was able to travel back to france and take part in the attack at the concert hall where the worst of the carnage took place in the november attacks in paris. 130 people lost their lives. he was identified by french authorities by matching d.n.a. with family members. after his mother received a text message from syria, telling her her son had died as a martyr in the paris attacks. the mother reported this text to french police. nbc news, london. >> sarah: the f.b.i. releasing new information about the gunmen in california. authorities investigating whether one of the shooters had planned an earlier attack. they say syed farook may have talked about hitting a different california target

that may suggest farook was and married his wife and accomplice tashfeen malik. his parents have been put on a terror watchlist as a precaution. the f.b.i. finding farook took out a loan two weeks before the shooting. counterterrorism officials say the more than $28,000 deposit came too late to finance the attack. they say it might have been intended to support the couple's baby and her grandmother after the shooting. >> christa: the co-founder of the north face dying a tragic death. doug tompkins was kayaking in patagonia, chile. hypothermia. in that accident. now, when he died, he was an avid conservationist. he and his wife moved to chillex more than 20 years ago to con sen to concentrate on environmental projects. he was taken to a hospital where he died.

although hypothermia is suspected. he was 72 years old. >> sarah: tempers flare at a town hall meeting in indiana. take a look. indiana all over the election of a new town marshal. the former marshal there says he was wrongly fired, when a motion passed to hire a new marshal, things escalated quickly. >> things got a little out of hand. i just tried to ask a simple question. as to why we terminated the town marshal in october. >> sarah: eventually, the fight was broken up. local police showed up. a new town board takes over in 2016. >> christa: coming up, one shopper thought she was headed home with an ipad. she had this inside of the packaging. we will explain. >> jeremy: for the afternoon, a lot of clouds.

>> christa: patriots players getting wrapped up in foxboro. the annual children's featuring the event unofficially known as wrap a pat. kids decorate players with bows. oh, look at mccourty. he is just standing there. just like a tree.

in this event. >> i didn't get to have that much fun as a kismt i'm happy to be part of it now. >> christa: so special. the event benefits the salvation army and charitable centers throughout the new england area. so much good all year long. we should mention. especially at this time of year. so many needs out there. >> jeremy: remember in years past. with big daddy vince wilfork? i his him for many reasons. that was one of the highlights. seeing him wrapped up in christmas paper. good event there by the patriots. for today, heading out to do some shopping or put up the holiday lights? not too bad. i mean, you don't like the wind and bitter cold. we don't have that anywhere. anywhere in our forecast. temperatures, if anything, go in the other direction.

and even the low 60's. the normal high is just about where we are right now. about 43, 44. beverly right now, 44. provincetown at 45. jaffrey, 39. south coast, the numbers in the 40's. a breeze out there. but instead of it being from the north, the wind is actually shifting down around to the southeast. and that, with time, will start to warm things up. high pressure is with us. normally, providing all sorts of dry air and sunshine. but in this case, clouds from yesterday actually, stuck under that area of high pressure. and with high pressure, the wind is usually light. the clouds are stuck with us. whether we like it or not for the remainder of the day. there will be a few peeks of sun. tomorrow morning, a cool front. that will pop some isolated showers and sprinkles. nothing significant or long-lasting. and this cool front did not come from the north pole. came from seattle. so we are talking about mild conditions tomorrow afternoon and again on friday afternoon. how much rain is on the way with that cool front? not much.

of rain for everyone. for most, just some sprinkles. temps will reach the middle 40's. ooh, danielle, this is your map. sorry. your turn. >> reporter: okay. no worries. tonight, things not getting too bad. upper 30's to low 40's. and staying cloudy. the next two days going to be ready nice out there. we are seasonable today. then climbing into the upper 50's tomorrow. with a slight chance for a shower. doesn't look like we will see too much. highs today, pretty much where we should be this time of year. a few degrees above average. as we head into tomorrow, we are jumping into the upper 50's. the next four days, we will climb into the 60's as we head into your weekend. that will feel really nice,. temperatures climbing up to 15, above average. we should be in the low 40's for this time of year. your on 7 forecast: upper 40's today. a slight chance for a sprinkle tomorrow morning. into the upper 50's. so 60's friday and saturday. no significant rain chances until monday.

>> christa: this is a present problem in portland, oregon. a woman purchases an ipad. as a gift. an instead, she sees this big chunk of metal in the box. when she opens it. everybody was surprised. from the woman who bought it to the store. even apple itself. >> sarah: crazy. right? the ipad box was completely sealed tight. adam williams has the story. >> reporter: portland, oregon is dressed in the sights and sounds of the christmas season. their treasures. there is a word of warning. >> i looked at it. i said what? where is the ipad? >> reporter: marilyn bought a $600 ipad as a birthday present. when her sillser the opened it up, this is what they found inside. a piece of metal duct-taped to the inside of the box. it was sealed. thing.

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