clue in the truck. >> businesses are gearing up for the pope's visit. annie mccormick looks at their papal preparation. >> a new miss america will be crowned in atlantic city. you can see it live on 6abc. first outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. it is improving. >> reporter: it is improving, nydia. i look on city avenue and the pavement we have here, there are a few damp spots, but the drying process has definitely started. the winds have shifted out of the northwest, so the temperatures are starting to drop off. the humidity levels are dropping, as well. 58 degrees in quakertown. pilots, 59 with dewpoints in the 50s, slatington 59. saint david 58. chester 57. center city 64 and levittown 63. even in new jersey, now, it's still slightly humid down the shore, but in time you'll see the humidity levels drop off down there as well. on the boards in atlantic city 68.

avalon, 67. gandys beach. 66. the glassboro 64. same number for cinnaminson. focus your eyes on buffalo. you see the counter clockwise swirl that's the upper level low. the sure -- surface storm swept through yesterday, that's up in new england. now that upper level feature towards buffalo that has to swing through later this afternoon. because of that we expect to see more in the way of clouds out here today. there's still a chance of a stray shower, but most of the time we should stay dry. it's ushering in cooler air. look at the high, 7 # degrees. it will be -- 73 degrees, lunchtime, 70 degrees, clouds limited sun, same thing for 3:00 p.m. 73. 6:00 p.m., 72. again, it should stay dry this afternoon and most of the week for that matter. there is no chance, i repeat no chance of seeing any measurable

precipitation for the next week. we have a nice stretch of weather on the way. when i come back we'll talk about that in the seven-day forecast. >> new this morning, a 17-year-old driver was killed in an overnight crash in bucks county. his three passengers were hurt. one of them is in critical condition. they were all in a pick up truck that went off lime kiln pike in new britain township around 1:00 p.m. the pick up hit a drainage ditch and snripped -- flipped over and struck a utility pole and mail box. the open beer cans were found inside the truck. they stressed to say they don't know if alcohol was a factor. a man was found shot in the head here in the 500 block of east avenue fairfield township cumberland county.

the man in his 20s was rushed to cooper university hospital in critical condition. who pulled the trigger and why remain unanswered. 55-year-old david sees died doing what he loved flying. the small plane he was piloting went down taking off from camden county airport plunging into the back yard of a home. his friend witnessed it all and what he heard could she shed lit on the tragedy. >> reporter: the piece of metal is all that is left from the single engine plane. the pilot, david sees of marlton was killed who flew over a friend's home along jackson road. >> he always flies over and waves. flipped the wings and waved to us. his friend said he was doing his traditional fly by when he heard the plane in trouble. >> he cut the plane, he tried

to throttle back up, i heard a crash and the plane was crashed against a tree. >> reporter: waterford township ems and fire responded. >> upon arrival the cessna 150 had heavy damage from a crash into a wooded area. >> reporter: nobody on the ground was hurt, sees was the only occupant. >> he loved to fly. i asked him the last time i was out, when are you going to take me out in your plane. >> reporter: a friend said he loved to fly and family. ed grieving family said they find solace in finding he died doing what he loved. >> he was a great guy. >> reporter: he was engaged to be married. his fiance's sister-in-law said they are broken up about this.

it could take months before a cause of the crash is determined. jeff chirico. >> "action news" received pictures appearing to show the recovery of another plane that crashed into the atlantic on thursday. the plane transmission went silent for two showers after it's flight from michigan. the plane made a fast deepnt. taylor swift is being sued by a radio host, david mueller was fired from his job two days later after touching swift inappropriately. pennsylvania senator pat

toomey formally launches his re-election campaign. he will make it official during a lunchtime announcement. he will take on democrat joe sestak who used to serve in congress or katie mcginty chief of staff for governor tom wolf. our round table on inside story will discuss katie mcginty. a dream comes true for one lucky lady to be crowned for 2016. the women show off their brains and beauty at boardwalk hall. they will be celebrated with the iconic theme song "here she is miss america." >> i'm impressed that you sing it. the rain didn't dampen the enthusiasm for the show us or

your shoes parade in atlantic city. the contestants made their way down the boardwalk and showed off their shoes. miss idaho sported potatoes, of course. go figure, right? while mills florida had the gator logo on her. tune in for our live preview of the pageant at 8:00 p.m. matt o'donnell, karen rogers, melissa magee hosts the show. the miss america peanut starts at 9:00 p.m. on 6abc. >> it is crunch time, pope francis arrives in philadelphia in less than two weeks. >> and it's not just organizers who are making last minute preps. local businesses are getting ready, too. >> this is why you live in the city. center city businesses are harshing out details for the papal weekend.

val stafford has 8 businesses in city. the. >> for all our restaurants and retail we're open the whole weekend. >> 13th street retailers are following her lead. >> reporter: there's pope merchandise at the soap store. all plan to work that weekend. >> if we're able to comdaylight as many people that want to come in we'll stay open as late as people want to come in. if it's too much we'll close the door and call it a day. >> reporter: the world meeting of organize he organizers offerd the pope campaign they offered sweepstakes for trips to rome to

attract the masses. retailers like boyds received their fall line. they have ated their schedules -- altered their schedules leading up to the papal weekend to accommodate customers. >> we will close saturday on the 26, we'll open next sunday the 20th we have new fall things in we think it's a great opportunity for people to come in and shop and take advantage of that day. >> reporter: in center city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> of course we have set up a special section on our website with everything you need to know about the pope's visit papal events parking restrictions and other features go to 6abc.com/pope. >> next on "action news" sunday morning. we've got more news you did not see last night. kelly clarkson cancels next week's concert in camden she explains why. >> wildfires are ripping through homes university west,

one of two big fires raging out west. temple owls win again. >> reporter: the week looks good, low humidity, a ton of sunshine out there, and temperatures will be warming up maybe a little bit uncomfortable for some of you, i'll have the details coming up when we come right back.

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squeeze. stir. share. north philadelphia right now site of a big water main break last night. you can see the roads are still wet. they are cleaning up where 50 million gallons spilled out of a main. hunting park avenue is closed between fox and 29 for repairs. water crews are working right there. not taking that shortcut today. >> reporter: i'll tell you we have nice weather on the way. yesterday we were due for one of those, right, on the weekend?

let's get you outside and show you what's going on. today will be gray and gloomy, as well. once we get past this afternoon it is smooth sailing in the weather department as far as i can see on the forecast models. it looks really, really nice. the view of cape may, the surf is rough the slightest breeze out of the west/northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. not a nice beach day, but not that bad around the delaware valley. double scan live crystal clear you see a few shades of green, a lot of this is ground clutter or false returns. there's nothing hit the ground. 65 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 58. wind out of the west picking up at 10 miles per hour. pressure reading holding steady. ushering in cooler numbers from the west. lancaster 57. dewpoints dropping into the 50s. poconos 57. philadelphia, 65. millville, 64. cape may, closing in on 70.

here's a look at the dewpoints. again, this is the way we measure the amount of moisture in the air. you stay under the 60-degree mark it is nice and refreshing. we have that from the delaware river to the points north and west. humid across south jersey and delaware. the air is blowing this way we'll shove all that moisture out to sea over the next three to four hours. watch what happens this afternoon, everybody pulls back into the 50s. it will feel really, really nice later on. certainly feeling like football weather for a change. the cooler weather is thanks to upper level low there's the surface downpours here's the upper level features coroner clockwise winds pulling in drier air from canada. all this moves on by and up into canada in the next 12 to 24 hours. over the lower 48 we have a huge sprawling area of low pressure, from west to east, the west coast looks nice, the front

range looks beautiful. great lakes no problems there. southeast nice and dry. once this low continues to pull away, that's pretty much the weather from start to finish. not too much going on. a lot of sunshine. comfortable temperatures and wall-to-wall blue skies. really, really nice. future tracker 6 showing a combination of sun and clouds later this afternoon. maybe one or two areas, maybe pick up a light shower, brief shower should not amount to all that much. 99% of us will stay dry. not too much going on this afternoon other than the fact we'll see mainly cloudy conditions. overnight tonight partly cloudy, first thing tomorrow we'll start out with a lot of the sunshine that will be the trend through the the afternoon forecaster for the lehigh valley. -- forecast for the lehigh valley, mostly cloudy, drier, cooler, with the breeze it will feel like the upper 60s. jersey shore, 74 degrees, mainly cloudy skies and breezy. philadelphia, 73 that's it for the forecasted high, clouds and sun, breezy and cool.

winds out of the northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. overnight tonight look at these numbers, 48 degrees north and west, surrounding suburbs places like millville, the pinelands, reading, allentown, 48 degrees, philadelphia, 56 degrees. a pleasant evening coming up. look at the sunshine here. 7 # today, 77 tomorrow. tuesday, mostly sunny, 83. we start to warm up again wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday in the mid to upper humidity levels will be low, it's a comfortable 87 for thursday and friday. even saturday upper 80s, but no humidity. >> developing this morning new video shows flames tearing through a building in lake county, california 100 miles north of from an. the blaze broke out -- north of

san francisco. the blaze broke out yesterday sending four firefighters to the hospital with second degree burns. hundreds have fled as the fire continues to burn out of control. another wildfire is raging in northern california called the butte fire 70 miles southeast of sacramento and exploded to 101 square miles. the fire which broke out on wednesday destroyed 86 homes and 51 outbuildings and threatening 6400 more. >> the whole road is gone, we barely made it out, the flames were on our rear. >> crews increased containment to 15% despite he a thick smoke that kept air tannerring -- tankers from flying yesterday. governor brown declared a state of emergency freeing up funding

for the devastating wildfires. consideration

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see her in camden next sunday. she was scheduled to perform the is you susquehanna center. clarkson said she is bummed about the cancellations and can't wait to get healthy again, she is expecting her second baby. smoking joe frazier is immortalized in his home city. several of his biggest fans were on hand including his son. walter perez has more on it is unveiling. >> reporter: smoking joe is immortalized in south philadelphia. >> you see the legend sculpture in bronze larger than live just like joe frazier.

>> reporter: hundreds gathered to see the boxing legend unveiled. >> inside the footprint of the spectrum on the site where joe frazier fought and won. >> reporter: frazier won gold at the 1964 olympics, he was sent to the games as an alternate after buster mathis was injured. >> you never know when your moment will come. when it does take advantage of it like joe frazier. >> reporter: joe frazier knocked out muhammad ali the fight of the industry in 1971. he was a prize fighter and dedicated family man. >> we'll never see the likes of joe frazier again never nibbles tough and loyal. this statue will serve as a constant reminder that we

philadelphians walked beside a man who was a champion in and out of the ring. many say the honor is overdue, but the family is thankful. >> it took time, but it's here and the fraziers are thankful.

>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 time for the tropical outlook we're entering peak season for hurricane season. this is the bay of cam

we continue to see a ton of wind sheer out there in the tropics this morning that has ripped up every tropical system so far this season. if it survives over the next 24 hours, that sheering eases a little bit. we'll have to wait and see what that storms wants to do. if you're heading to miami, we have tropical systems rainfall totals 2 to 4 inches. the hottest team in town plays at the linc. the temple owls are 2-o jeff skeverski has the big win. >> reporter: the last time temple beat cincinnati 30 years ago. that's nothing, nothing compared to the streak temple ended last week, the 74 year drought against penn state. what's 30 years. temple in cincinnati jumping for joy and jacked up after beating

penn state. in cincinnati what a third quarter. open kickoff in the second half, jihad thomas endzone to endzone. 100 yards. temple scores 21 points in the third. cincinnati answer back with a touchdown. so does jihad thomas 66-yard run. the junior running back accounts for 243 yards. owls hang on to win 34-26 in the final seconds. temple is 2-0 for the first time in four years. james franklin not a happy camper in happy valley, penn state up 6 in the 4th in buffalo until they get fresh legs. take another look, the kids from the lehigh valley 115 yards rushing come in the second. penn state rebounds from the temple loss 27-14 win the first

of the year. will sam bradford have all of his weapons for the eagles monday night opener. zack ertz a game time decision listed atmosphere questionable as he come -- listed at questionable as he comes back from surgery. nothing is more important than equity protecting the quarterback this year. >> there's a statement when you blitz the band, it's either our band or their band. >> you have to make sure you're in tune with the game. no matter what system you're in you have to have confidence in the guys in front of you, the system is more important than others. >> reporter: we're teeming up with phl17 to bring you eagles and falcons coverage kicks off at 6:30 with the pregame show

monday night football can you wait? the phillies have lost 8 of their last nine games coming into play. the season is over. that didn't stop pete mccann none calling for a meeting early yesterday to remind everybody to play hard the rest of the way. whatever he said worked. phils scoring five runs in the 7th. ryan howard gets a pinch hit rbi double. he comes up clutch comes back to thai it in the 8th. in the 9th with two outs that's cody ashy off the foul ball the 2-run shot. phils win 7-5. the only other time ashy had a walkoff homer in his career a year ago to the day. talk about coming up clutch

that's timing. i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> a crash killed a teen in

bucks county and several others in the truck are in the hospital. millions of gallons of water flood a north philadelphia street. the water main break is causing traffic detour this morning. miss america 2016 will be minted tonight down the jersey shore. we're live in atlantic city. >> outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. a lot nicer today.

>> reporter: we're actually seeing blue above, sunshine, cooler temperatures, it's actually somewhat chilly with the breeze kicking in out of the northwest. let's look at the rainfall totals, some of the higher numbers this is coming off thursday's two three inches of rain. i know philadelphia picked up 5 inches. we went from abnormal dry conditions to being drenched. lancaster, inch and a half. poconos 1.1. some areas didn't see much of anything at all. allentown a quarter afternoon inch. atlantic city .1. in south jersey i don't think i saw a single drop. it depends on where you were with how much rain you saw yesterday afternoon. double scan live is crystal clear, just a few clouds that's about it. as we widen out you go farther to the west you see the counter

clockwise swirl that's an upper level system that has to swing through. it will increase the clouds and bring about a slight chance of a spotty shower and limited sunshine. lunchtime 70 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, #-- 3:00 p.m., 73. note the numbers here, we're significantly cooler than last week when the highs shot into the 90s. with the lowering humidity levels and the stiff breeze out of the northwest it will feel like the upper 60s. a treat is in store for you if you're sick and tired of the heat and humidity. look at the dewpoints. not only do the numbers drop on them. some of them are off the scale. monday and tuesday in the 40s, wednesday and thursday, the temperatures get back into the 80s. the humidity levels are nice and low. a nice comfortable week is in store for us, i'll talk about that in the seven-day forecast, guys. >> as the summer season winds

down and cooler temperatures approach keep your browser open to 6abc.com/weather. use the social media link to follow all the members of the "action news" weather team. a pick up truck careened off a bucks county road killing a teenager driver. the truck went off limb kiln pike hitting a drainage ditch. the impact caused the truck to flip hitting a pole and mail box. three others were injured. one in critical condition. they are being treated in lehigh valley hospital. open beer was found inside the truck, but the official cause is being determined. >> new this morning, wilmington police are searching for suspects in the latest shooting in the city. the action cam was on the scene at 23rd and lumbard late last night. when police arrived they found a man in his 30s with several gun shot wounds to the torso. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. tensioners were high as police

talked to residents about what happened. >> a water many break shut down a busy road in north philadelphia. we learned that a 48-inch main spewed millions of gallons of water organ west moreland avenue. hunting park avenue is closed between fox and 29th streets for repairs and cleanup. now that rick perry has dropped out of the republican race for president, donald trump is focusing on retired neuro surgeon ben carson. donald is reveling in his front runner status, mobbed by supporters. >> i'm going to lower taxes, we are going to make sure that my friends in the hedge fund business who make a fortune who pay no takes they will start paying taxes. >> ben carson stumped in south

carolina preaching racial respect. he discussed running as an outsider. >> to run as a nonpolitician is less stressful because politicians have to have their finger up in the air and say which way is the wind blowing, i don't have toed that. >> to hear more from ben carson stay tuned for this week with george stephanopoulos. on the other side of the aisle bernie sanders is closing the gap between him and hillary clinton. yesterday sanders called for raising the national minimum wage to $15 an hour, he wants to make college tuition free by raising taxes on wall street and the wealth wealthy. of the. >> we're turning our backs on

entire generation of young people who want to get out in the world and make careers and stand up on their own two feet. >> reporter: hillary clinton took the day off yesterday. today she weeks at the founder united methodist church in washington, d.c. the church they worshipped at regularly while bill clinton was president. to atlantic city's glory days and in tough times, the miss america pageant has been a fixture at the jeer shore. >> tonight one lady will win the crown. it's a glamorous end to a glorious road. elizabeth hur has more. >> reporter: eva and nydia good morning, what a night it will be for not only for the 52 contest he wants but vanya shivashankar

making -- vanessa williams making a return to the pageant after 32 years. >> i'm excited to see who the new miss america will be and pass the torch to another very deserving young lady. reign miss america proud to be part of a ceremony steeped in tradition. >> she is grateful and poised. >> it is what makes miss america different than all the other wanna bee competitions. >> tonight tiffany van williams returns to the pageant 32 years

after she was forced to give up her crown. >> i knew once the dust settled i would show people who i am. telling robin roberts a new day has arrived. >> there's a lot of people who do feel that i should return and they are inviting me back as an example as this is what can happen to you. >> reporter: and 0 organizers are calling her return a special cultural and tv moment you cannot miss, you can catch it on abc starting at 9:00 p.m. tonight. we're live on the boardwalk in ac. elizabeth hur channel 6 "action news." >> we'll be watching, thank you elizabeth. countdown to the crown live preview, matt o'donnell, karen rogers, melissa magee host the show live from atlantic city. the pageant begins at 9:00 p.m.

all right here on 6abc. a local family turned to the "action news" troubleshooters for help to get their military dad home for leave from overseas. the family became desperate with after the airline canceled ticket they bought through price line. the family hasn't seen dad for 6 months. dad is stationed in south korea. he is supposed to come home for leave. thanks in part to a low airfare found on price line. she found a great sale price. >> round trip to the east coast $370. she said after she bought the ticket she called price line to make sure the fare was not a mistake. 89 price was good. i called korean air and they said the same thing. you're good to go.

>> reporter: 8 days later her husband got this e-mail. the ticket was canceled due to mistake in fare. >> he showed me the e-mail and i started crying. i called him and we were crying on phone. >> reporter: just this past may the department of transportation announced a new temporary policy that i will not pursue actions against airlines or companies for not honoring a mistaken fare. >> i was devastated why don't you want to help to get a military soldier home to his family. >> reporter: to buy that same ticket they would have to pay $1,850. she contacted price line and korean air again. she was told she would get a refunds of the $370 she paid. then she called on the "action news" trouble shooter. i contacted korean air and price line. >> price line didn't hem. korean air toll me the case was being handled by world span the

technology company that handles the reservation system. world span korea did apologize for the mistake. after we got involved they did provide the family a deeply discounted ticket $510. >> daddy! >> reporter: thanks to the "action news" trouble shooters dad gets a little extra time at home. they moved his flight up 12 hours and moved his return flight back a day, so we get 36 extra hours with him, it doesn't seem like a lot, but in a whole year it's a lot. >> reporter: we're happy to bring one of our military folks home. when i asked price line about their policy on mistaken fares they said they were glad the issue was vee -- resolved. the federal issue on mistaken

fares will be out next april. 6abc loves the arts is ahead. sky6 live hd taking a live look in atlantic city, the miss america peanut is -- peanlt is tonight, chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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time tore accuweather and one of good news. >> reporter: today will be better than yesterday. you'll have cloud cover out there, but we don't expect to see much in the way of rain. a beautiful shot from the temple university camera. we are expecting a high temperature of 73 degrees. and that's will be the coolest daytime high temperature that we've seen in at least four or five months. i'll have to double check this to see how far back we go. it's well below the normal 79. overnight tonight, 65 degrees, which is above the seasonable averages. tuesday and wednesday, tail end of the year. dewpoints now have dropped into the 50s and temperatures have cooled off into the 50s, nice and refreshing for places like reading this morning, lancaster

57 poconos 57. philadelphia 65. millville, 64. the dover, cherking in at 6 -- checking in at 64 degrees. winds are picking up now that the storm is departing winds are wrapping around it out of the west/northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. they start to increase this afternoon. toward the evening hours we start to egusts 15 to 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight same thing. first thing tomorrow morning some of the gusts could exceed 25 miles per hour. it will become windy over the next 24 hours. that breeze is ushering in cooler drier air from canada. i know a lot of you have tweeted me where's fall where are the cooler numbers, now they are coming in. yesterday evening things were winding down. we had heavy downpours across the western suburbs most of yesterday afternoon, at this point they are wind downing across the jersey shore.

overnight we had mainly cloud skies and patchy drizzle. now things are starting to clear out a bit. you can see holes in the clouds to the west. today will be a day where we have mainly cloudy conditions, every now and then you see a peek of sunshine and maybe one or two of you pick up a quick-hitting shower. it water vapor image showing this cool pocket of area diving into the southeast and the ohio anden -- antiand the tennessee valley. chicago, 50, and cleveland 57. future tracker 6 will run this through, mostly cloudy skies today that's the big story. nothing else going on. maybe or two of you see a quick

hitting shower that would be confined to areas north and west of philadelphia. let's say the far western suburbs, the lehigh valley and the poconos. everybody else staying dry. forecast for today, cloudy, 70 degrees, that's it for lancaster. 73 in reading. allentown 72. breezy out there. philadelphia 73. millville, a touch of fall, 73 degrees perfect football weather. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, breezy and pleasant, 77 degrees for monday, 83 tuesday, wednesday, 86. note how the temperatures start to climb here. we're back up into the mid to upper 80s, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, good news i don't see a heat wave coming or high humidity levels. it's a comfortable midweek. >> tonight is -- tomorrow nighs the season premier of "dancing with the stars." the cast includes --

one of the american heros who helped stop the gunman on a train in france. "dancing with the stars" is tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. ♪

♪ ♪ >> shakespeare is coming to the sedgwick theater in mountain airy this fall. karen rogers has the story in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's romeo romeo ad juliette. it's one of the most famous star-crossed lovers. >> it is play that looks at the power of love both in terms of

how it can create amazing things and destroy things. >> reporter: this production will leave this audience members thinking. >> it looks at the power of love in terms of how it can create amazing things and destroy things and bring people together and tear them apartment . it's not to lose yourself in someone else, you need some level of moderation. >> reporter: they hope to make shakespeare's epic words come to live. >> shakespeare is the greater writer of theater of all time. >> my only love is my only hate. >> reporter: the theater group is bringing in america's fight

master ianes. it will be at the sedgwick theater from september 30th through number of 7th. you can visit 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> looks good, we'll be right back. >> what's the good news to bear

today? >> reporter: i have some fall-like weather to talk about.

# 3 degrees, cloudy, sunshine, tomorrow, 77 degrees, sunshine on the cooler side, excuse me, low humidity levels, i'm losing my voice here. >> you're so excited. >> reporter: i am. >> 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from guying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: coming up on "g.m.a.," the crisis in california as the wildfires rage out of control destroying homes and structures and anything in their path. four firefighters in the hospital this morning. rob has the forecast. is relief on the way. donald trump show returning to iowa. the sensation he created at a tail light party this weekend. with the second republican debate days away how will his opponents respond. finally a string of jewelery store robberies across three sun states. authorities are on the hunt for this woman seen on security footage who they say has stolen

a half million dollars worth of julyry. we'll have more on the developing story on "g.m.a.," a bills sunday morning we'll see you soon. "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later this morning. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. a huge water main break wreaked havoc in philadelphia we're live w details. >> having trouble with your kids eating vegetables, how to convince them to eat better. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now for eva pilgrim and chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han have a great sunday! we'll see you at 9:00 a.m.

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