in my arms when i want you and all your charms whenever i want you all i have to do is stre-e-eam. . changes at the parks, how theme parks are stepping up security even more these days. >> also, heartburn medications could be causing you other problems.

what should you be taking instead? we're gonna talk about that. >> good morning to you, guys. at the thirst annual, the special event. the world's largest event planning convention and it's about to get crazy here in an hour. we've got some of the latest trends in decor and everything day orlando." thank you. high five. >> let's talk about what's happening out there. look at that massively powerful radar behind you. wow wow. imagine the weather center being encompassed and covered by that. impressive. starting out this morning, the 9:00 hour numbers in, 51 orlando, 53 melbourne brevard, 46 in gainesville, everybody much warmer than this time yesterday and that's good news. it's still gonna be chilly today by central florida standards with highs in the 60s. we have a lot of cloud cover, mid and high level cloud cover

today so not as sunny as we have been the last few days. look for high temperatures in the low to mid-60s for the most part. 65 in downtown orlando with the clouds. sun peaks through now and then so that will be good news. but no rain in sight. we'll have the full 7 -kay forecast, including a look at what kind be an interesting friday morning, coming up. ten u.s. navy sailors detained by iran have now been freed. >> we have the brand new developments. >> about five hours ago, just about 4:00 when all this went down, the sailors were taken to ship here. they were then headed to a nearby aircraft carrier. we're getting our first look at the nine men and one female soldier. 1 or 2 in the back did manage at least half a smile, but probably a very long night for them. this drama began yesterday with two u.s. navy ships, traveling between kuwait and bahrain in the persian gulf.

that's how nay ended up in iranen waters. iran seized the ship and detained the soldiers. they confiscated the u.s. there's been no indication that any of the sailors were harmed. there was a military official that told fox the boats were in route, but did not explain some of the issues like was already fixed. the key this morning, they're all back safe. >> developing in cocoa this morning, one robber is shot. another still on the run after a store clerk turns the table on the suspects. >> it happened about 8:00 last night at the chevron station along south cocoa boulevard. police say when the officers got to the scene, they found a clerk had shot and wounded one of his suspects during that robbery. the clerk says he was able to fire at the second suspect as he was driving away. the suspect that was shot was going to the hospital. in this video here, you can see a gun and shoe laying on the ground. no word yet on a condition this morning. also this morning, families of the store owner gunned down as

asking for your help to solve his murder. >> they are getting clews closer to find witnesses who were the alive. the shooting happened on details. >> the green hill church choir sang songs about god's grace, compassion, and love. 63 -year-old joshua hurr was an elder at the orlando church. tuesday night, sanford residents and pastors gathered at a store where he was murdered december 23rdrd. people who knew him are standing together, hoping for justice. >> someone would be open enough, as was mentioned many times tonight, they would have the courage to step up and if they saw, heard, seen something, that they would bring it to life. >> people lit candles and prayed for immigrant turned business owner. caleb is the victim's son. he thanked police and pastors for their support. >> my dad was a good man.

he didn't deserve what happened to him. >> police want to talk to two men and a woman who were inside the convenience store shortly before mr. hurr was shot to death. police say they've identified the woman. >> the information given to us is that they are again considered people or witnesses. so they're not subjects. >> speakers praised this man who worked hard to support his family and to spread his faith. police say they need the violence. the family hopes something good can come of this tragedy. >> i just pray to god that we bring justice and peace to us all. >> --ing right now, this is in orange county this morning. deputies are looking for a missing deaf woman, 33 -year-old louisa was last seen walking away from her home in orlando after having an argument with her family. her family's worried about her because she's both deaf and mute. when she walked off, she was wearing a white shirt, black pants and a blue coat.

anyone with information is asked to call the orange county sheriff's office. the president delivered the final state of the union address last night. >> he made it clear that america is as powerful as ever, but admitted he'll leave the oval office with unfinished business and regrets. >> it's one of the few regrets of my presidency that the rancor and suspicion between the parties has gotten worse instead of better. >> democratic political analyst earnest is here today with more on the president's speech. >> okay. the president admits the country now more divided than when he became president. what are you thoughts on that? we had a former congressman on in the last hour. this is nothing new. what are your thoughts? >> i think what's happened is there have been a number of things that have been exposed. unfortunately, during this president's administration, whether it's criminal justice or race relation issues, police brutality and others that have frankly forced to us deal with

issues navb long been present but we couldn't have imaginedism think about what happened in charleston some months ago and what happened when the community came together as a country. it was a great moment to remove a symbol of hatred and division. that was a brief moment of the type of unity this country has been built on and we can look forward to as a president and yet it was a bit of an island in what has been eight years as keller's pointed out, a number of years of dis cord and disagreement. >> you and i are gonna talk about it on my weekend show on saturday, but one of the jobs of the president during his final year in office when he's going to be leaving is to set the stage stage. did he outline anything last night that would pave the way for them to become the next president? >> i think he did, and i hope they paid close attention. if you look back to the election in 2000, 1 of the mistakes many democrats will now admit is that

do is attach himself positively to the legacy of bill clinton. and i think it's clear that the democratic candidate needs to make sure they pay attention to the victories of this president in spite of their regret and remorse he may have in his time. and he did lay that out. he reminded us, on his watch, we saved the economy, the auto industry, killed bin laden, brought healthcare legislation to millions of americans who couldn't get healthcare. we made it possible that anyone in any state in the united states can marry the person they love, irrespective of sex and orientation. what he also did is laid out and spoke clearly, though implicitly, about donald trump. stay away from division, dissension. one of the great moments is when paul ryan, speaker of the house stood up scpo plodded when president obama said, as did his republican colleagues fernings when president obama said we can't use politics to attack on

the basis of race or something, something i think we can all agree on. but that was a direct shot on donald trump when he made the comment about we can't carpet bomb the me go. we've gotta make sure we're thoughtful and intentional in our occasion. that's another shot at donald trump. so i think he's providing not only a track record of success the democrats can rely on and move forward with, but also looking at the division, the discord, the disagreement that frankly the republican primary has been as a basis. what we don't want to do is democrats. >> and then donald trump said the beach was boring. >> of course, because he wasn't there. new reports say that theme parks, stepping up security now. they're hiring additional security personnel in an effort to protect guests from dangerous situations. the parkers haven't released a lot of details yet, but experts say we can expect the parks to hire hundreds of new staff members.

the parks have been cracking down and even added metal detecters to many of the entrances. coming up next for the lottery, warning you now about a power ball scam. >> what you need to be aware of before buying that ticket. plus, good morning, david. >> ooh, food, decor, entertainment. glow name it, if you need it for an event, the special event convention down here at the orange county convention center, they've got it for two days. my friend john here runs flulter fety worldwide. >> we make fun, have fun first, we don't make fun, nobody else does. >> all very nice, hand held confetti throwers. >> and you've got the latest and greatest in confetti technology. what is this? .interviewer: this is a continuous snow blower.

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you make sure you won the ticket like those other guys did. i actually won $4, not 1.5 billion. >> can i just have five? >> a consumer alert this morning, the florida lotto warning about what they're calling a power ball scam. >> yeah, you knew something like this would pop up. there's an online website offering them a share of the winnings if they buy the ticket as a group. officials want to remind you that tickets can only be purchased by supplied retailers in the state of florida, never over the phone or on the internet. take the right precautions. pick the lucky numbers. you could be the big winner. that's what everybody's saying. >> yeah, we have more on tonight's big drawing, breaking down numbers for us, talking to all these perspective and presumptive winners. they already think they won, like that guy behind he thinks he's won. >> yeah, they do. you won already, haven't you? >> i hope she did. >> i helped them pick a number, 23.

so are you gonna share some of the pie for me? >> if you hear of it, come and see us. >> okay. >> how about that, he's giving away the farm over here. fantastic. >> i'm not mine, but i'm sure mary will share. >> he's giving away other people's money. >> oh, he's gotta pay for the ticket. oh, you paid her already. >> yes, i'm ahead of schedule. >> this could either be the most expensive cup of coffee or the cheapest. >> but if the store gets it, don't i get free coffee for at least a year. >> is that true? >> so all morning long, i've been tell jog tew share your lucky numbers with me. here's my $2, the right ticket there. so she's gonna put that in here. so the numbers are 7 and 11 which is facilitating because we're here at the 711.

13, today happens to be the 13th. i believe we've picked 23 and 36 and then our power ball number, i picked as 26 because that's one of the most winning power ball numbers of all time. there you go, ladies and gentlemen. if you happen to be lucky enough for me to choose your lucky number, i could be sharing a piece of pie with you. i'm just saying. and terry, will i get free coffee? >> sure. >> how much have you sold so far this morning. >>. >> last check, almost 700. and how much have you been doing a day? >> a little over 4,000, just power ball. >> what's it been like for you? >> it's been insane, crazy. very busy. i've been putting in long, long hours because i'm here in the morning, going home for a couple hours, coming back to help them. >> you're ready for somebody to win? >> i'm definitely ready for somebody to win. >> very good. >> can't happen soon enough. >> thank you so much. you've been so kind to let us

hang out here at the 711 all morning. and they're going to pick the beening numbers tonight, 10:59 eastern standard time. so good luck to all of you. again, here's our lucky ticket. fox 35's yours. and i'll let you know if we win tomorrow morning. if i'm not here, that's a good sign. >> don't quit too soon, dre. check your numbers. >> it's been great for me, too, because i've bought mower buffalo chicken rollers. >> can you imagine all the bad jokes those clerks have heard over the past few weeks? best thing about 711 is the $2 special, hot dog and a big gulp and then just sit on the tailgate of your truck with your son or daughter. 51 degrees outside right now, 53 in melbourne brevard, same thing

in tampa. still in the mid to upper 40s right now in alachua and marion counties. warmer than yesterday and we're going to end off a little warmer than yesterday. still chilly by central florida standards with highs in the 60. we'll start to warm, especially on friday and saturday, but the problem is with the warmth on friday, we could be seeing some pretty nasty weather friday morning. nice weather outside this morning, sun breaking through some of those mid and high level clouds from our amway camera, 51 degrees. here's the story on friday. right now, we've got all these high clouds, they've been streaming from the pacific ocean, the super strong el nino is giving us this claim of moisture, clouds, coming all across central america and mexico and then across florida. we'll see more clouds in the coming days and now the forecast. today and tomorrow, we stay dry. i want to draw your attention to the southern gulf of mexico. see that area of low pressure forming down there with a lot of rain. again, tomorrow should be fine.

but as we go through thursday, we'll start to see that low pressure consolidate. start to see a warm front out ahead of it. 6:00 friday morning, the warm front starts moving through florida, along and ahead of that warm front is where we could be seeing some pretty good thunderstorms that might be rotating. aka, severe thunderstorms, possibility of a tornado. we'll have to keep an eye on that. and then even late saturday into sunday, another little clipper system comes through. i want to dissect the timing on friday morning and show you the best chance we'll see squally weather. right now, 3 or 4 m: in the morning, everything's still offshore and that's good news. but as we go through the 5, 6, 7:00 hours, even all the way through 10 or 11:00 friday morning, we could be seeing squally weather with the possibility of severe storms or maybe a tornado. we'll keep you updated on that and give you the latest forecast all week long. for now, let's talk about today, 65. tomorrow, 70. both days, stay dry. and we hit friday morning,

continue to update the forecast all weekend long and bring you the latest on what could be a wild weather. >> i was gonna say, friday looks a little dicy. >> all right. coming up next, an event for people who put on events. >> david martin is checking it out, of course, because that's what he does. hi, david. >> i'm loving it this morning here at the convention center. the special event 2016. it's the 31st year and it's gotten bigger and better. the trends in event planning, including entertainment. we've got an example for the three waiters based on new york, sidney, and london.

. 9:23 right now, looking down on i-4. traffic headed eastbound or north. >> north. >> it's a little sluggish, but looks like traffic had a true downtown south or west if you like to confuse people. looks pretty good. >> i'm gonna start a petition. i'm not gonna run for office on my two platforms, that one and daylight savings time. >> the magic are playing in london tonight, by the way. >> did you ever wonder how

events for really big crowds? >> today, we find out and david martin is at the special event 2016. that's what it's called. it's a convention show for shows. good morning, david. >> you want to make your event special in 2016, you gonna renew your vows this year? that's a good idea. you come down and get ideas. you can have light up cotton candy at your party this summer for that. isn't that neat? very good. very good. let's talk about weddings. that's the biggest event in most of our lives or our audience's lives. the company from south florida, they know all about the wedding trend for 2016 over the top, run by this gentlemen. >> rob, we just met. he's gonna talk about what is the latest linen trend. >> what we're showing today is

pattern and mike piroux sequins we're seeing an influx in in the market. and we have another design, microsequins. >> these are table cloths to go on the table. and actually, these are all paired for the wedding dinner tonight, together. and what's neat and unique is you can pair different fabrics and colors. it doesn't have to be all the same product in the room. you can pair different cullers. >> how many times do you see that when you go to a wedding? all cream, all white. you're saying, don't do that. >> we're not saying don't do that. we're just saying there's options and a lot of options and gives the bride and groom customization. they're able to put a stamp of the event, make it their own. >> very good. let's talk to you next, my friend. >> my name is fillip. >> so you're talking about this. what is this? >> these are the greatest trends we have going on right now. this year, we're doing about the new experience that all brides are going through.

>> this is the mirror charger. >> bling is back. as you can see, we like to layer bling, flash, mat, and you bring example. and that popping color into the entire event. and then over here, we've got amazing chairs. so again, chairs make your biggest impact, especially when people walk in. and we were speaking earlier about too much white or cream, this just gives you that extra little broaches that we put on everything that gives the bride and groom their extra little special moment. >> all right, john. we showed it to you, but this is what i want for your renewing of the vows party right there. >> fancy. >> amy, this is also your kind of style, too, here. appreciate your time this morning. very, very good. so it's open not to the public. however, i'm being told if you have $50 in your pocket, you can come down to just the trade floor, the exhibit floor, and walk around and get to know some of these vendors.

it's the who's who of event planning. open today and tomorrow, 10:00 to 5:00 at the orange county convention center. i'm gonna stick around and learn more about the linens and table decor because i could use help in that category. >> are you getting married. >> you never know. >> already there, brother. >> talk to nina about that. >> renew. all right. we've been talking about this for a couple weeks now. oil prices really sinking. >> so how low will they go and how will that impact gas prices the next time you fill up? we're gonna take a closer look straight ahead. it's 9:27.

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. new research shows some of the over the country heartburn medications may be linked to kidney disease. a study shows that people taking the drugs had higher than expected rates of kidney disease. it's estimated that things like nexium, prilosec, and protective acid. a surgeon joins us this morning to talk about it.

people take these like candy. they're almost like a tick tack. >> i know. it's one of the most prescribed medicines in america and up until this point, it seems like we're not getting the message that these medicines do have side effects. and this particular --. >> people don't think of it as medicine. >> it's so common out there. you see them everywhere. people don't think -- this is a medicine that's going to have an impact on my body. >> and i think, if i can get it across the counter, it's benign. no problem. i pop the pill and my heartburn's gone. the problem is, and the study brought this out. a large percentage of the patients who are taking these medicines don't even have the diagnosis of reflux disease. and with anyone taking these medicines right now, there are two thaulths. number one, am i taking this medicine the way it should be prescribed. if you're taking a double dose of the medicine, twice a day of the medicine, or you have a big concern, because you could be hurting yourself.

to understand, do i have the problem? is this medicine right for me? and if you don't get evaluated properly, you will never know. >> and what is the sign that maybe you need to get checked out. you even told me this awhile back. i used to take tums with every meal. i thought that was like dessert. i'm not alone in that. and at that point, you said you got to get this checked out. is that the sign, after every meal, you're having trouble. >> if you're having problems every day, there's a problem. everybody can have heartburn every now and then, once a month, twice a month. but if you're having this every day, you could be having a problem and you need to get evaluated. or you could go to our website, heartburn risks.com and if your acid numbers are too high, you may not have regular heartburn. you may have reflux disease and that is a significantly more severe problem and you need to get it checked. >> i don't know what the right

i think some people take these medications like the over the counter medications because they think that that's not as bad as taking a precipitation, right? >> right. >> but if you're taking them as much as i was or other people do, is it better to get on a precipitation because you're not taking as much drug into your body as opposed to the over the counter. >> i see where you're going. you can overmedicate and inappropriately medicate over the counter or have the same thing happen if you go to the doctor. and i go back again. if you don't know what you don't know, and what you don't know could hurt you. the other big problem with all these medications is no free lunch. these medicines can actually interact and make other medicines more potent and other medicines not as effective at all. and that's what i'm really worried about. and these are side effects. they're people with cardiac arrhythmias because of low magnesium from these medicines, billion dollar workps from their

migraine headaches, crank diarrhea, osteoporosis. this is bad stuff and so you should not take it lightly taking these medicines and the doctors should understand you can't take the medicines forever and double up the dose. >> and i hate to say this, but not every time the doctors get it right, either. in some cases, it might be an allergy. it's not something to do with your stomach. >> 40 % of the time you're taking these medicines and you don't even have the problem. >> 40 %. >> 40 %. but let me tell you this. what shocked me, the study you're talking about now, up to 70 % of the time, you're either taking the medicine and it's not a problem or you're taking the medicines inappropriately and i want to say this to everybody. these medicines should be taken 2 or 3 times a year, two weeks at a time and that's it. and there are patients on this for years. and long-term use is considered one year, not five years, not

>> people stay on it. >> and there's a lot of education that has to go on. >> and a lot of questions. people have a ton of questions. so what's your website? >> yeah, go to heartburn risk test.com and then we can -- and know your number. if your number's elevated, you gotta get evaluated. you can go to celebrate surgeons.com. you can go to the oz website. we have great articles about this. >> good to see you. we're competing today. yeah! i own you! i own you! >> we should all take style tips from dr. roster. it's amazing. everybody wants to win tonight's jackpot. except for the governor. we asked him earlier, he said he can't even buy tickets. but for some playing the lottery, it could actually be dangerous. we'll tell you why that is, coming up next. 9:39 right now. you're watching "good day

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. andrea jackson tweeted out the ten private islands in florida you could by. >> that would be so boring. it would be cool for a couple months. maybe a couple weeks. >> here's the deal. they're only a few million dollars. you buy one and if you're bored with it, just give it away. you still have $600 million in the bank. >> or you could buy all ten and just hop around. >> and with a jackpot of one and a half billion dollars, even with people who don't buy lottery tickets, for some people, it's fun. >> yeah, why not. i might as well try.

ball can be a big problem, as well. one woman witnessed the power of gambling addiction first hand. >> it seems everyone is dreaming of how they'll spend that jackpot. >> lam borgeney. >> i want to quit my job. >> sure, it's fun to dream. but if you talk to rita about her jackpot dreams. >> it's a dream which can turn into a nightmare. >> you'll get a different perspective.

. according to the florida counsel in compulsive gambling, when it stops being fun and starts impacting your life, your job, your banking account, it's time to get help. >> it's about setting time limits and sticking to them. >> which as a reminder is one in 292 million. >> you can't always win. >> ballard is no longer phased by the winnings at stake. she's six years along the path to recovery, now working at counseling. >> it's hard, but you can

>> haleigh hynes, fox 35 news. i think it's a problem a lot of people are trying to deal with. >> for sure. one thing, people say, hey, money doesn't buy your happiness. i'm like, well, can i try? i've tried poverty. >> i see that point, but i think we're getting into numbers which people can't fathom. i couldn't tell you the difference between winning 10000001.5 billion. simple pleasures. the $2 spec at 711, this guy right here. 51 degrees outside in orlando, 53 in melbourne, brevard. 46 in gainesville. temperatures a little milder as we head outside this morning thanks to a blanket. we had a blanket last night, of mid and high level clouds. anytime we have clouds at night, it keeps temperatures from falling as low as they could. still seeing mid and high level clouds outside from our amway camera, 51 degrees, north wind at nine. highs in the 60s today with more clouds than the last couple

the clouds are compliments of very warm pacific ocean. you probably heard we have the strongest el nino. very strong one. and it's sending a lot of moisture in terms of clouds and this moisture plume across mexico, through the gulf. and over florida. now, today and tomorrow, we stay dry. no worries there at all. tomorrow afternoon, high pressure moves off to the east, northeast winds. look at the gulf of mexico. late thursday night into friday morning. start to see an area of low pressure and a warm front coming through. that's along and ahead of that warm front and near the area of low pressure, where on friday we'll see very heavy rain, a lot of ability of strong if not severe storms. i want to time it out for you because it does look like we could see some pretty squally weather for you, especially on friday. take a look at this. i have the squaw forecasting the time and we'll see the best dynamics for very windy, squally weather that could be possibly severe.

3:00 in the morning, still down to the south. look what happens as we go through the mornings. 6, 7:00 in the morning, we could be seeing widespread, strong if not severe thunderstorms and some of the storms could show rotating patterns and that means we could be on the watch out for a tornado or two, as well. and early friday afternoon gets here, we should be in the clear. keep an eye on friday's forecast for you. glenn richards will be in all afternoon long and we'll fine tune it as we go through the day tomorrow. today, no worries incompetent joy it. high of 65 degrees. overnight tonight, 49 degrees, temperatures falling only about where we are right now with those clouds serving us a blanket. tomorrow, a little warmer. high temperatures, upper 60s to right near 70. all eyes on friday with rain, thunderstorms, wind, and the possibility that some of those strong storms could turn severe. really have the weather baby now. let's see who we have. two of them. yeah. emma. good morning.

i like that little onesie she's wearing. i need one of those. >> i'll get you one. >> it's called a duck and cover. >> and hazard haddie has the cutest smile around. two of the cutest little girls i've seen in a while. weather babies, if you want your kids on there, you know what to do. log onto our website and follow the links. >> thanks, brooks. leo decaprio talks about the golden globe incident. >> when he made this face. remember that? why did he make that face? right there, as lady gaga walks by on friday night.

leo decaprio, you remember the video. you've seen it. as lady gawa hurried to receive the award, she bumped into leo as she passed by. his reaction kind of went all over the place. while they were backstage, a reporter showed leo the moment on his phone. he was surprised. he said, what, this is trending? he says there's a simple explanation for the funny face. he just didn't know what was passing bay. >> i think that's -- not who was passing by, but what. >> which i don't know is maybe

not the nicest thing to say. >> maybe we're overanalyzing that, too. it's too much. >> nfl player devon making an emotional announcement on monday that his daughter who we have all come to know and love little leah is now cancer free. isn't that wonderful? tweeted that after a long 18 month battle, a battle which many people have followed very closely, that 5 -year-old leah has finally beaten cancer. he said it's crazy to sit here in the hospital knowing that after leah gets discharged tomorrow, he followed up with a second tweet that same night, thanking everyone for their support. and the back story, he was playing for the bengals at the time and this diagnosis came. and i think they had planned to cut him originally and then they decided to keep him. >> right. >> they decided to keep him, which it's kind of unfortunate how their season ended. >> that was not pretty. >> but he had never been treated as well as the bengals

>> they kept him on because they wanted to make sure he had the health insurance. so great news there. >> and one more story. we're bringing in portia right now from dish nation. she's gonna help us talk about this one. charlie sheen recently opened up on the dr. oz show from rehab to hiv diagnosis. his last trip to rehab came as a big relief. now he's back and feeling determined. sheen explains his main mission now is to help others now by finding a cure for hiv. he says the new charlie is focused, sober, and hopeful. do we have portia now? >> be got her. >> she's a multimedia super star. >> she's the one we want to talk to. is charlie is big topic for you? >> of course he is. everybody's concerned about him and we're all wishing him well. the biggest news is he actually went to mexico that we're

his interview with dr. oz to try to find a cure, some alternative remedies for his disease. he didn't find anything. his levels went back up, shot up. so he has the come back to america and start back on his meds, as normal. so that's the difficult thing for him because he wanted to see if he could find something else other than what he was taking here. but he's taking them and still being hopeful at this moment. >> and i think this is surprising to me. there are bigtime celebrities who are already really wealthy but still playing the power ball. >> right. exactly. of course. at this point, today it will be $1.5 billion. a lot of these celebrities i'm about to name aren't worth that much. kim kardashian, faira abraham. it's a lot of celebrities you wouldn't expect. kim kardashian, she's worth a reported $85 million.

what's funny. kim kardashian tweeted out, like who won the power ball and one of her fans or nonfans was like, hey, stay out of poor people's business. like they just shot her down. she can't even talk about it. >> there's no demarcation liner that says you have a net worth of $50,000. >> of course. we be you gotta get back on the radio and everything. would you be mad if a rich person wins, though? >> you know, jennifer lopez's mom won. >> yeah, as long as they do something good with the money, right? 92 i think people would still be mad. you can watch dish nation at midnight.

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