sean: now on "daybreak," black friday shopping. what to expect if you plan on hitting the mall this morning. thanksgiving fire. firefighters were able to rescue the dog from a burning home. how they think it may have started. hayley: it is going to feel mild today. when the colder air returns along with the threat for showers ahead. sean: unwanted visitor. a man tries to hop the white house fence the unusual outfit he had on. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak."

sean: good morning. thanks for waking up with us. i hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving today. todays you walk out the door, it is not going to feel like black friday. it feels more like mid september. hayley: temperatures approaching 60 degrees. i guess we'll take it. especially since it is just a one-day thing. it would be good to get outside after all of the eating and some of the decorating that you want to do today. here's a live look in manchester. the other thing we're waking up to this morning other than the mild air. some fog. it is reducing visibility in a big way. 42 in concord. 39 in laconia. 36 in lebanon. compare that to plymouth. it is 28 degrees. big differences across the state this morning. we're all going to experience a warm afternoon with highs in the upper 50's and low 60's. there's the latest on the visibility. you can see only a half a mile there. be careful if you are early hour. visibility is reduced in a lot of spots. look at the

temperatures. some warm stuff. how long the mild air sticks around and when we could see some showers coming up. sean: thanks. many enjoyed a quiet turkey dinner. others had their eyes on the prize at the mall of new hampshire. live from the mall with the super bowl of shopping, if you will. amy: indeed, black friday is here. the mall of new hampshire officially opened at 6:00. we want to bring in jack. he's been the manager here for seven years. tell us what to expect today. >> that's right. we have a lot -- it is a fun day for us here at mall of new hampshire. we have a lot of festive things going on. spread love is our campaign this year. we actually have the mayor that's going to be baking cookies beginning at 8:00 a.m. and handing them out to the guests. we're expecting a lot of fun activities. we're going to be giving away some treats and strolling through the mall.

and contrast. makes. it was crowded last year, but for a different reason. >> it was. last year there were a lot of power outages within the area within the state. we had a lot of people in here, mostly trying to stay warm, eating in the food court. but this year as you know the weather is going to be perfect. it is a great time to travel. we have a lot of our customers and our guests coming from the northern part of the state and driving down doing their shopping. it is a perfect time to get out and about throughout the state. amy: thank you so much for joining us, jack. happy holidays. the mall just opened officially at 6:00. victoria's secret opened their door. there was a big line. they are inside the store. i know you had a couple of special requests for me. i'm going to continue working here before i hit the stores. back to you.

uggs? come on. if you are planning out heading out the door, here's what to expect. a little bit of red there. otherwise everything looking green out there for your black friday travel. many people out shopping are looking for deals on electronics. other groups are having black friday sales of their own. the new hampshire spca is holding the save a life sale. they will have door buster specials. from 9:00 to 4:00, adopters can pick their own price on all adult animals. there are bunnies, birds, small animals, and horses available. they hope to find homes for 50 animals today. it is not just the granite state seeing thousands of shoppers. holiday shoppers across the country are out and about. stephanie ramos looks at the chaos.

here we go. stephanie: thanksgiving leftovers tucked in the fridge. >> $8. this is the best deal. stephanie: black friday used to kick off the season. 15,000 shoppers made their way into the macy's store in manhattan. in frosty, colorado, a holiday storm not stopping the shoppers. >> 49 inch toshiba. >> other shoppers were interested in towels. no matter what's on the holiday wish list, nearly 60% of americans will head out to find it. 136 million of us planning to shop until sunday with day one thanksgiving day now over. the number crunchers finding thanksgiving day and today black friday are two of the best days of the year for deals. >> how many did you save today? >> oh, boy.

or $400. maybe more. stephanie: even if you don't want to be in the middle, you can cash in. >> there's so many sales online. there's no point in being bombarded by other human beings. stephanie: walmart said they focused undealts, availabilities, and simplicity. walmart says tens of millions of customers visited the stores and web site. sean: busy one. a manchester man was arrested thursday on drug charges. hooksett police vehicle complaint yesterday. when they stopped john remmetter, they spelled marijuana coming from the car. more details now on a "daybreak." firefighters in dover thanksgiving morning fire. the flames broke out inside an apartment on new york street around

2:45 thursday morning. there aren't many signs of damage from the outside, neighbors say it was chaos as people rushed to get out. one woman inside was taken to the hospital as a precaution. no one was seriously injured. >> were you nervous? >> i was very nervous. i just woke up. there was -- this is our bedroom right here. this was red flashing lights. we had no clue. sean: the cause of the fire is under investigation. crews think it started with something left on a stove. woman from maine faces charges connected to a fight. last year rolinda december desjardins is accused of getting into a fight over a stolen purse where her dog bit a person in the groin. police say she was also arrested for stealing purses in two grocery stores in 2010. this morning russia says it is joining the coalition led by the u.s. to fight the islamic state. vladimir putin, russia's president, says they are open to cooperating more closely with france and

the coalition. he's still upset that turkey shot down a russian war plane. the u.s. should have stopped turkey from taking action because the two countries are allies. today chicago is bracing for another day of protest after the release of video from a deadly police shooting. last night some demonstrators pulled down the police barricades while others tore lights off of the christmas tree. some activist have called for a massive black friday march along a popular shopping street. the officer who opened fire has been charged with murder. mcdonald's family did not want the video released. they have appealed for calm. the white house went in to lockdown thursday after a man wearing an american flag was caught climbing over the fence. the secret service says the suspect was taken in to custody. president obama and his family were inside at the time. the secret service says criminal charges are now pending. north and south fence lines were temporarily closed during the investigation.

still to come this friday, no charges. the woman who left a newborn in a church nativity scene won't be prosecuted. the reason why and how the child is doing this morning. shopping on a budget. the apps that might save you money before you hit the stores this holiday season. and in the next half an hour, what a difference a year makes. why granite staters were thankful for the weather

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that's not the case everywhere. thick fog in some spots. be careful of that. i'll have more on the forecast in a couple of minutes. sean: sounds good. a mother who left her baby at a nativity scene won't be prosecuted. the baby was found with the umbilical cord still attached. she's now healthy and doing fine. the d.a. says the mother followed the spirit of new york's abandoned infant protection act and won't be charged. the act allows a parent to abandon a newborn up to 30 days old and without fear of prosecution. members of the church have offered to adopt the five pound two ounce baby. a former police officer accused of staging a shootout with where the driver is dead. brian johnson worked in millis, massachusetts. he was found yesterday in his home. he was indicted last week on charges connected to a false bomb threat at a school. there were no signs of

foul play. his death is not being investigated as a homicide. a permanent memorial in rhode island to the victims of the nightclub fire is one step closer to reality. 100 people died in 2003. it started when pyrotechnics hit flammable foam. they've raised $1.3 million. their goal is $2 million. 6:14. coming up, the force was not with one semitruck this week. the unusual cargo that spilled out during a crash. and yes, there's an app for that. tips to make the holiday

sean: you don't have to go black friday shopping to score a deal. how to make gift giving easy from beginning to end. >> are you shopping for the holidays on a budget? download santa's bag for a smart shopping manager. sort by gifts and those on your list and create a shopping list sorted by store. before you head to the mall, get the fast mall app. if you are at a mall you are not familiar with, it helps you find stores that you like. it also finds dealing going on in the mall. are you worries about paying too much? never miss out on a good deal in the store with the red laser app. scan the bar code on almost anything with your smartphone. compare prices and find the best deals and coupons for thousands of online and local retailers. looking to save on the go? it stores all of your loyalty cards and follows other stores. this means you won't miss out on finding great sales or awesome coupons to save you money. it will show you hot sales nearby that are

trending. compare prices online and locally. put a personal shopper in your pocket with the scan life app. you can also access reviews and scan products. scan a code to get more information. while you are shopping, get rewarded for it using shop kick. walking in to stores, you can get rewards for scanning bar codes and purchasing products. it uses points called kicks that can be redeemed for gift cards. are you group gifting but don't have the time to get organized? become a gift giving souper star. you can invite friends and family to contribute to a gift. sean: a lot to know there. they were headed for a galaxy far, far away. instead the star wars toys ended up spread out along an oklahoma interstate. the truck was hauling the load of brand new toys. the truck driver was trying to take a curve a little bit too fast. authorities say a woman

she is expected to be okay. the toys, i assume will make it to the destinations before the holidays. the force not with the driver there. did we go for the same punch line? hayley: yeah. we did. in oklahoma they've had some really wacky weather. ice and rain. i couldn't be surprised if the truck driver was dealing with those things. we have been treated to some really great weather these past couple of days here for thanksgiving. no doubt about it, it has been welcome as many of us have been wanting to do some traveling. i wanted to show you some live webcameras this morning. it is gorgeous now with the sunshine. you can see a little bit of fog there in the distance. some fog and wet pavement there in dublin. not from any rain. that might be something you run in to as you are getting up and going. a lot of us doing some shopping. here's what to expect. a mix of sun and clouds.

the clouds will win the battle. it will become mostly cloudy. look at those temperatures. 40's and upper 40's by 8:00 a.m. by noontime, many of us approaching the 60 yeahs. this is some very warm air. especially considering here we are in late november. it can be much colder than that, of course. here's the fog situation. visibility is greatly reduced in some spots. about a half a mile in rochester. .3 miles in concord and ply plymouth. it is patchy. you can hit this while you are driving and you can't see anything. be careful of that. it should lift. we'll get to see more sunshine. 42 in concord. it is 45 in manchester. with the warmer air today, we're going it have the winds helping to pump up the warm air. right now only five miles per hour. as we get through the day, the winds are going

to be become gusty. up here 20, 25 miles per hour as the warmer air surges in from the southwest. in the meantime, a few scattered clouds in the sky this morning. maybe even a little bit of fog as we mentioned. the rain showers you see off toward the west here, those don't arrive until the overnight hours for the vast majority of us. this is a cold front. it is a big one. you can see out toward the west the cold front where it is colder. you've got some ice and snow back toward omaha, kansas, oklahoma, and thanksgiving. for us, it is the mild air surging in. eventually the clouds and showers arriving later on tonight. day. it will be mostly sunny. clouds on the increase. bit afternoon, we'll call it a mix of sun and clouds. you can see a couple of showers getting in to the far northern reaches 5:00. overnight we'll have showers moving from north to south. there will be some on saturday. look at this.

tomorrow afternoon looking good to pass around the football or get out and do some more shopping. today the high temperature 60 degrees. the average for this time in november is 44. well above that. what can you expect for the rest of the thanksgiving weekend forecast? good looking weather. a few scattered showers on saturday morning. 47 for the high. clearing out sun on 43. it will be cooler. we'll get more sunshine. next week only one chance of showers. looks like tuesday night in to wednesday. as you can see there, temperatures back to more november normals there. sean: generally speaking, a hayley: travel on sunday too. we're good. amy: that's what you think of? the mall opened at 6:00. what a difference a year make. they expect impressive sales especially compared to last year.

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hayley: good morning. 6:25. we're looking above the fog and clouds at the beautiful sunrise. we're going to have lots of sunshine today once the fog moves away. temperatures warm this afternoon. sean: that's a stunning view this morning from goffstown. a mistier -- mysterious object on mars has some thinking the red planet has a mouse problem. they recently took this picture from the planet. you see the object there way in the back? amateur astronomer enhanced the image noting it looks like a possible large mouse or other rodent. you be the judge. heist also admits the object is probably an optical illusion. it spent more than three years studying the live of mars. it found a mouse up there. ready, set, shop. we're live from the mall of new hampshire with how the crowds look on black friday. chip card controversy.

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caused power outages and made travel tricky. a shooting has been identified. 29-year-old jephty chery was killed. they don't need to wear as many layers this year. hayley: maybe just a light cardigan or sweatshirt. we're good with that. especially by this afternoon, high temperatures will be flirting with 60 in a lot of locations. take a look at visibility though. that's the bigger issue at the moment this morning. it is greatly reduced in some spots due to thick fog. .3 miles visibility in manchester, concord, half a mile in laconia and rochester. take it easy. if you are out there driving around, you speeds. 42 in concord. 43 in manchester. 48 in portsmouth. a few places it is still chilly.

you can see plymouth at 28. what can you expect today? we'll have the mix of sun and clouds. look at the. temperature near 60 degrees. it will be dry today. that changes once we go through the overnight tonight as colder air returns. i'll talk about how cold it will be for the rest of the weekend coming up. sean: sounds good. many of us enjoyed a quiet dinner. many of us wrapped up the festivities early. amy coveno is live at the mall of new hampshire. did you get my tv yet? just a 60-inch tv. amy: sean, you are demanding. we're going to have to talk about that. i haven't gotten over there yet. patience. patience is what you need if you are going to face the crowds today. it's been a rolling start. we got here before 5:00 this morning. some shores were open. there were shoppers here. it is the die hard season. they are running to get the best gifts before somebody else does.

>> it is not crazy for me. i like it. i'm texting her on the way. hurry up. i'm home waiting for her. amy: kelly and laurie, worked, rushed through the dinner, and hit the mall. >> 4:00 we go through the night probably until 6:00 a.m. take a quick nap and go back out. >> we're going all night long. she said we're going to go home and sleep. i don't know about that. amy: jacobson says she was just friday. >> we don't have to. if there's a certain thing you want and you don't get there first thing, you are not going to get it. amy: hayes waited for an hour and a half last night at best buy. >> the laptops were sold out. they were giving out tickets. i think it is sunny. to see everybody go crazy. amy: some say it is

>> it gives people a time to hang out with their friends and stuff. >> my wife and daughter wanted to go. my boys too. i was outnumbered 5-1. amy: a lot going on here at the mall of new hampshire today. test -- the mayor, ted gastas, will be here today to pass out freshly baked chocolate chip cookies. santa will be here near jcpenney. is santa coming to your house this year? sean: at this rate, i don't think so. i want to be forever 21. can you stop and get me something there. amy: clippers are on sale. $6. sean: i'll take those. amy: you are demanding. sean: with the uggs. out on the roadways. it's been a little bit of red, otherwise all green.

easy driving today. a thanksgiving tradition that's been served up new hampshire took place again on thursday. traditional thanksgiving meals are prepared for $500 people. volunteers deliver half of the meals to people who could not get to the church. the other half served with a smile and a welcoming spirit. >> we serve on real china. the wait people come, take your order your get your meal, bring it back. treat you special. everybody is special. sean: volunteers even grew some of the food themselves. the best part is making everyone feel like a family. it was a beautiful thanksgiving this year. easy traveling and sunny skies made the holiday a world apart from last year. last year people were shoveling out and deal, widespread power outages. we first met jason demers when he was barbecuing.

the snow, the memories special. point. whole family. how you got the turkey done doesn't matter. sean: everyone has a story about year. upload the pictures. who can forget that? if you are looking to enjoy the nice whether with your family and take a day trip, all state parks are free to visit now through sunday. the governor says the free state park visits are to honor veterans and those serving in the u.s. armed forces. if you would rather get out in nature than out in the crowds at stores, guided black friday hikes as well. if you are looking for a fun holiday event to do with the whole family, whitney and nic's winter wonderland officially lights up tonight. it is created by two friends who wanted to christmas. tens of thousands of christmas lights will be on display.

they will be dancing to move that you can enjoy. there will be a donation area to benefit the homes for our troops charity. the animated lights show begin at 5:00 p.m. nightly. 13 countryside drive there in nashua. the new hampshire fish and family is deciding whether or not to restore hunting and trapping season for bobcats. the state ban hunting or trapping bobcats when the population dropped below an estimated 200. population may have rebounded to as many as 2,200 in the spring and summer. animal advocates will be demonstrating today as part of the nationwide fur free friday protests. as the holiday travel season gets underway, the state wants to hear from you on how to improve the rest areas and welcome centers. the departments of transportation and resources in economic development kicking off a series of public hearings. transportation officials

say $5 million visitors stop in the centers annually. the first hearing is at the transportation headquarters in concord on tuesday. four more hearings will be held through early january in keene, lebanon, lancaster, and seabrook. the mbta officer who was seriously injured in the manhunt for the tsarnaev brothers had more to be thankful for this thanksgiving. dic donahue and his wife announced they are expecting. dic and jim also have a 2-year-old son. congrats to dic and kim. sean: the victim has been identified from a shooting earlier this week. jephtre chery worked on the commuter rail. hundreds ran from the bar when the shooting started outside thursday morning. chery was killed and three other men were injured. >> this is uncalled for. particularly on a day

thanksgiving, no mother should get a phone call. sean: in september, two women were shot leaving the same bar. police had been in the bar to check for any potential problems. they think the shooter was able to get away in the crowd. they are hoping to find clues in surveillance video. concerns about anthrax in brussels yesterday turned out to be a false alarm. the suspicious powder was flour. the terror alert level has been lowered a notch. the prime minister says the threat of an attack is no longer considered imminent. the threat level indicates an attack is considered possible and likely. a stolen boarding pass. how a man managed to sneak on to a plane in utah. and it may take longer to make it through the check out line this holiday season. why new credit cards are to blame. hayley: one more sunny, dry day today. we're going to warm things up with temperatures approaching

60. the breeze will be kicking up. when rain will move in

hayley: good morning, new hampshire.

it is 6:42. temperatures are below freezing in conway. we're hearing there are some icy areas on the roadways. which is crazy because we're going to have warm temperatures. we have fog and moisture in the air. there could be a few icy spots up north. as we go through the day, we're going to warm up close to 60 degrees across the state. the full forecast in a couple of minutes. sean: thanks. pope francis is in uganda. an estimated 300,000 people gathered to hear the pontiff speak in kenya. this is the first visit to africa. 300,000 people attended which including dances and songs as well. a man is facing charges after stealing a boarding pass and hopped on to a southwest airlines flight in utah. a woman accidently left her boarding pass at a kiosk. then using his own id and the woman's boarding pass, he made it through

security through the gate and on to the plane. >> they check you at all of these stations. they appear to look at your id and look at you. >> there was no risk in the sense that the individual did go through a screening process. sean: police say they knew there was a mistake when the woman who bought the ticket tried to check in and the system said she was already on board. you may be shopping with a new credit card featuring a chip. they began sending them out earlier this year. as they report, industry watchers warn the new technology could make you wait in line a little longer this holiday season. >> forget swiping with a stripe. >> that was all of the technology of an eight track tape. very easy to clone and counterfeit. it is the new way to cash out for cards. >> my bank sent everybody cards.

>> kimberly travis is one of millions making the switch. >> three out of five customers have chip cards now or will by the end of the year. >> at least one walmart executive predicts anarchy. >> that's too strong of a word. >> confusion at check out. >> it could slow things down. we think the first time the consumer uses the new card, they might fumble around. >> it is not just customers. many retailers have updated their terminals, others are in the process. >> we're hearing delays of months. >> retailers blaming the banks. >> please turn the machines on. that gives them extra levels of protection as well. >> another issue is security. some chip cards requiring a signature. >> pins are more secure. >> we don't want you to have to input a pin. we don't want it to be dependent on the card number.

>> changing how you purchase. in washington, i'm nikole killion reporting. sean: let's talk sports. high school football is a thanksgiving tradition in manchester and nashua. let's start with the showdown between nashua north and south. south sophomore quarterback, sean holland, deep to osgood. he hauls it in. the drive would stall. the second half, jared levesque finds his man in the end zone. touchdown nashua north. 20-18 titans. leonard carried the ball 34 times for 278 yards and three touchdowns. north wins the game 34-24. in the queen city, it was central and trinity right here. people pumped up for this. first quarter dimauro connected with lam in the end zone. touchdown there for little green. 7-0. trinity had a good day for the pioneers. central will go on to win this game 30-22. the monarchs played

at atlanta last night. matt white had two assists. colin stevens had 19 saves. monarchs win 3-2. they play at norfolk tonight. the hometown hero led the tigers to a championship. noah wade carried the ball 24 times. he also returned a punt for a touchdown, wracked up 332 all purpose yards in the game as well. the tigers beat interlakes moultonborough to win the first football championship since 2010. his college plans are up in the air right now. wade says he would love to play football at the next level if he's given the opportunity. >> i started out with the offensive line. they dominated all game. best line wins. that's our motto. last time we plaid them, i had 160 yards. i expected tough running. the lineman and me prepared all week. they did a nice job.

with your forecast. sean: i was out there yesterday. we didn't need the jacket. totally different sane this morning. hayley: look at that. surgery -- sean: i'm looking and not seeing anything. hayley: we have a lot of moisture. we were below freezing up north. the roads are slick. big heads up for any of you heading out in carroll county and grafton county and up in to coos county. temperatures are cold enough that some of that fog may freeze on the roadways. here's a live look all across the state. we do have fog in some spots. other spots it is beautiful with the sun coming up. we'll be able to see that once the fog goes away. which will happen within the next couple of hours or so. look at visibilities across the state. some of us down below even a half a mile. .3 miles visibility in concord, manchester, and nashua. some of the busiest

areas. one mile visibility in rochester. down to a half a mile in keene. take it easy as you are driving. whenever you are going, where it is to the malls or traveling back home after the nice thanksgiving meal you had yesterday. 42 in concord right now. we have 43 in manchester. 39 in nash ban you see up north here this is where the problems could be with freezing conditions on the roadways. 29 degrees in plymouth. 27 in whitefield. with some moisture right at the low levels above right at the road levels you can get some freezing going on. that why there could be some black ice. take it easy whether it be from the fog or the ice. temperatures this afternoon are really going to climb and surge in to upper 50's and 60 ohs across the state. the average high is 44. we're well above that today. even tomorrow will be a couple of degrees above that before the temperatures come crashing back down to reality. by late in the weekend

and early next week, the high temperatures on monday 40 compared to the 60 that we'll have today in a lot of spots. the winds coming out of the northwest -- the southwest i should say. that's the warmer air surging in here. we could have some gusts up here 25 to 30 miles per hour once we get to the afternoon here. you can see clouds on their way in as well. we'll oo at least keep them at bay for a little while. most of the day today is sunny. the warm air coming in quickly ahead of the cold front that will sweep through and kick out the mild air. lots of rain toward the west. that will move through once we go through the overnight hours tonight. here's how everything will play out. we'll start out with sunshine this morning. we're dealing with the fog. we'll all enjoy the sunshine. in the afternoon and evening, this is 5:00, the clouds will invade and win the battle. maybe some rain showers up north during the evening hours. we'll see the showers overspread across the state from the north to

overnight hours. there may be some mixed elevations during the overnight hours. once we get to the second half of the day on sad, we're back to sunshine. good day today for holiday decorating. it will be nice. your fingers won't be freezing. temperatures up near 60 by later on this afternoon. we'll cool down over the next couple of days. a few showers early tomorrow morning. perfect travel conditions on sunday. sean: yeah. right now if you are driving, could be foggy down south and icy up north. hayley: take it easy. sean: the tree at the state house in concord will be lit at 6:00 followed by a fire works show. the fun kicks off at 4:00 this afternoon. manchester mayor, ted gastas, will be at ceremony. another holiday tradition today, the rink is set to open for

the season this afternoon. the celebration will also include the lighting of an 18-foot tall christmas tree in the center of the strawberrybanke campus. all right. now time for the u local hot shots. look at beautiful decorations right here. the mill house in windham. all lit up. submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of u local

sean: welcome back. updating the top stories. it is black friday. thousands will be hitting the malls today. amy: they are here already. live at the mall of new hampshire. the mall opened at 6:00 this morning. some people tell me they've been shopping since midnight. santa shows up at 10:00. the mall closes tonight at 10:00. sean: granite staters were thankful for the weather. last thanksgiving they saw the first snowstorm of the season causing thousands to lose power. the state wants to hear from you on how to improve the rest areas.

the first meeting will be this tuesday. firefighters in dover rescued a dog from the thanksgiving morning fire. the flames broke out inside an apartment on new york street around 2:45 thursday morning. the cause is under investigation. hayley: live to goffstown. thick fog across a lot of the area here. goffstown is 45. be careful up in the northern part of the state. we're hearing of icy roadways. on the southern part of the state, it is amazing how warm it will be today. so you can see for your black friday shopping forecast or for your decorating forecast -- i know a lot of that going on today too. a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures at 8:00 a.m. close to 60 by noontime and later this afternoon. it will also be breezy today. 5:00 this evening cooling into the mid 50's with mostly cloudy skies. here's the rest of the weekend. a few rain showers moving through overnight

tonight and then sunshine for sunday and much cooler temperatures weekend. sean: sunny and cool. that's how a lot of people describe me. did you take that out of my biography? are you going to do some shops today? hayley: a little bit. for myself. sean: with the holiday shopping swing, hackers have the eye of information. a security country is

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a pre-existing condition. so, if republicans take away obamacare, breast cancer survivors like me could be denied coverage. if hillary's in the white house, she's going to continue obamacare, so that i don' t have to worry anymore. i trust her, and i know she's going to fight for all of us. i'm hillary clinton,