sunday morning, five american prisoners are granted freedom in iran. plus the landmark controversial iran nuclear deal is being implemented right now. later this morning, the eagles could announce the hiring of doug pederson as the team's new head coach. a car smashes into the store and the ending to the story is amazing as the video we'll explain. a pleasant good morning to you, 7:00 a.m., sunday morning, sky6 live hd looking live for you this morning. camden, new jersey, the coldest air of the winter so far is heading right where you live. so prepare. i'm nydia han along with gray hall. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers and more on the arctic blast heading our way in accuweather. >> reporter: good morning to you, nydia. when you saw that live shot that's all the sun you'll see today, as well. we have a system approaching from the south that could trigger flurries across the area this afternoon.

temperatures, it's much colder this morning than yesterday at this time the arctic front has not pushed through. 30 in allentown. 35 in philadelphia. 28 in the poconos. 32 in trenton. 30 in millville a pair of 3s in wilmington. feels like 29 in wilmington when you factor in the winds. feels like 21 in the poconos. 30 in philadelphia and 29 in reading. here's satellite and radar, you can see the clouds quickly increasing from the southwest. there's a system working off the coast of the carolinas. as it gets closer and closer we'll see snow showers and snow flurries develop for areas south of philadelphia. mostly cloudy today, a couple of flurries are possible, especially south, 40 degrees is the forecasted high. it will be a struggle just to reach 40. i think most of the time we're hanging out in the upperrer -- upper 30s. lunchtime, cloudy conditions,

flurries 2:00 p.m., 39. 22 below in international falls, 6 below in green bay and 3 in chicago. that arrives overnight tonight. i'll let you know how cold the windchills get tomorrow morning and tuesday morning. i'll have the details in just a few. the eagles have not officially announced doug pederson as their new coach, but they may do so soon as this morning. the announcement had to wait until the kansas chiefs were done their playoff run. pederson was the offensive coordinator under andy reid. the chief's quarterback had

praise for pederson. he is the real deal, that quality, that coolness, he can relate to players, i think he'll be great at it. we asked chief fans here in philadelphia about the apparent next coach. i think it is a bone-head move by the eagles to higher him. he deserves it, he was a great pick for kansas, obviously. great offensive coordinator. "action news" and 6abc.com brings you live coverage of the eagles press conference when it happens. the time 7:03. overnight new information came in on the 12 marines missing after two helicopters crashed off the coast of the hawaii. two of the marines are from pennsylvania. brian trntle -- t.

kennedy and a sergeant from the gettysburg area is missing. waves up to 30 feet high is complicating the search. debris floating from the area some from the choppers are causing a problem. the choppers crashed during a training mission that happened on thursday night. five americans were freed from prison in rie ran. ran -- iran. it comes always -- after the major nuclear deal with iran. >> reporter: five americans home ward bound and within hours of the deal, international snrption snrption -- inspectors certified iran kept their part of the deal. in return for the steps iran has taken, the united states and the eu will immediately lift nuclear related

sanctions. >> reporter: secretary john kerry insisted this was not a quid pro quo. the freed americans include washington bureau post renerepot and pastor pastor saeed abedini all spent time in the prison where they were subjected to beatings and psychological abuse. in exchange for the release of the americans, the u.s. dropped charges against seven iranians along with international arrest warrants. the agreement does not include robert levinson who disappeared during a 2007 visit to iran.

his fate isen known. in the next -- his fate is unknown. in the next half-hour we'll hear from pastor pastor saeed abedini one of the americans freed. she talks about the moment he had learned her husband was coming home. "good morning america" has more on the nuclear deal and the prisoner swamp. we learned about a american killed in the hotel standoff in burkina faso. we learned his name was michael riddering. he was a missionary working at an orphanage and women's crisis center. he was in a cafe waiting for volunteers. two of their kids were adopted from burkina faso. 27 people died in the standoff, 125 others were rescued. a philadelphia family is

welcoming news of an arrest in the murder of their son. 18-year-old david ramos junior was arrested in the ryan kelly. they are getting of off the street. >> reporter: news of the capture of ryan kelly's alleged killer brought family and friend to celebrate. with heavy hearts and his name on their chest they remembered the 21-year-old who always had a smile. he was a positive person. ryan was a wonderful boy, he was kind hearted he would do anything for you. >> reporter: kelly was robbed and gunned down just a block from the home he shared with his parents in port richmond. police are looking for these two men who were seen in a surveillance images from a td bank where they tried to use a stolen atm card. it was a robbery gone bad, they didn't get nothing off him

and shot him in cold blood. >> reporter: the arrest comes hours after a vigil friday night to remember kelly. while his father is pleased one suspect has been caught, he said he won't rest until police put the other behind bars. they know his name. he might as well turn himself in, because they will get him. >> reporter: again, police have arrested david ramos junior he is facing robbery and murder and other related charges. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." in bear, delaware, 6 people were overcome by carbon monoxide. five of them were children. people inside an apartment were getting sick. the unit did not have electricity and portable generator was running inside. this morning not clear if that was the cause. the victims spent the night at the hospital. they are expected to be okay. 7:08. a local school helps in the

battle against childhood cancer. that's ahead on "action news" sunderland morning. the wild crash down under, a car plows into a busy store. a woman tells "action news" about facing a fire that ripped through a delaware county apartment building. a gopro camera captures another fire rescue out west. >> reporter: nydia, an arctic front arrives overnight tonight. this will bring the coldest air of the season. windchill advisories may be issued tomorrow and tuesday, i'll have the details and run it down for you coming up right after this. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything,

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with us, gray. good to be here. just in time. but no snow. >> reporter: making snow would make people happy. spring mountain they are grooming the slopes this morning, we've been able to make snow up there in the higher elevations now that mother nature is starting to get colder air in here. she will cooperate over the next several days as temperatures in the poconos will struggle to get out of the teens. double scan live you can see ground clutter nothing falling from the clouds. we have mainly cloudy conditions, 35 degrees in philadelphia. with a dewpoint of 20. winds out of the north/northwest at 6 miles per hour. yesterday at this time we were well up into the mid 40s, it is colder out there this morning, factoring in the winds feels like the upper 20s low 30s, this is a taste of what's in store for us, as we get into monday and tuesday. reading, 34.

lancaster, 34. allentown and the lehigh valley around 30 degrees. poconos 28 and trenton 32 with a windchill of 32. there's not much of a breeze there. 29 in poconos feels like 30 in philadelphia. here's the wide view on satellite and radar there's the arctic front right there. you see that comma-shaped cloud formation that's the arctic air diving south and east. we have a coastal storm off the coast of south carolina. this will not turn to the north, but make it out to sea. we could see snow showers developing later this afternoon across south jersey and delaware. it will not amount to all that much, just a few flakes in the sky. it would be the second or third time we've seen snow showers this season. it's been slim pickings, i guess you could say in the snow department for us in the philadelphia area. windchills this is really cold stuff that will continue to dive south and east over the next couple of days. windchills here will bottom out

in the single digits tomorrow morning and tuesday morning. up in the poconos you could see windchills ten, 15 degrees below at times. really cold stuff for those folks. later this afternoon, future tracker 6, the model is showing a lot of lavender on here. the bark is worse than the bike, these are snow showers, it will not stick to the ground because the ground is too warm and air temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s. mainly this evening, the arctic front pulls through. it's clear and cold, with windchills in the single digits across most areas. poconos five below, philadelphia, nine. reading will feel like three. awful day tomorrow, windchills in the single digits and teens. 8 in the poconos, 8 in philadelphia. and 3 in trenton.

34 degrees the high in allentown. the jersey shore, 38 degrees in atlantic city, cloudy skies with the winds it will feel like 32 or 33. 40 for philadelphia, mainly cloudy a couple of flurries around, winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. as the arctic front comes through, the numbers tank. 19 north and west, 22 center city, much colder, windchills in the single digits as we get closer to dawn. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's a struggle tomorrow, only up to 28 degrees, windchills single digits and teens all day. 30 for tuesday, windy and cold, mostly cloudy wednesday, 38. thursday, 39. friday into saturday, there's a coastal storm that we're watching. temperatures on the cusp where it could go rain or snow, twengdz on the track of the -- defending on the track of the storm. i think that was my coffee. it's a chance of snow, we're not talking about deluge of snow.

>> reporter: are you talking about later today? no later in the week. >> reporter: thakd be a big -- that could be a big one, we're watching that. a local high school school danced the night away in the fight against pediatric cancer. they danced 7 hours raising $17,700. all the money they raised goes to four diamond fund at penn state hershey hospital. we'll be right back. 7:18 we're following

breaking news for you, north philadelphia, here's what we know, this is a shooting incident and this is happening

near broad and lehigh. we know it is a homicide investigation. one person is dead as a result of the shooting. we can tell you this morning, a second victim had to be transported to temple hospital. that person listed in stable condition and the individual had a gunshot injury to the backside. police investigating this is still an active scene in north philadelphia near broad and lehigh. one person dead and another transported to the hospital. we'll track it and bring you any new developments throughout the morning. take a look at this surveillance video from inside an australia gas station. it captures the moment when a car crashes through the window into the middle of the store. the woman seems to disappear, but amazingly she was not hit by the car. the accident triggered a gas leak, but no fire was sparked. police are trying to figure out if alcohol played a factor in the crash.

a firefighters helmet camera showed the dramatic moments when people living in a california apartment building had to be rescued. slow down, keep going. thank goodness for the courageous firefighters. crews rescued a family of three after the apartment buildings filled with flames and smoke. the gopro camera captured the firefighters going through the buildings. several people had to be treated for smoke. a high intensity workout is offered with challenging exercise and the classes are small ten students and two or three instructors. the goal is to provide more one on one attention. we take out the competitive

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>> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:23, sunday morning. the day planner looks kind of gloomy. we have cloud cover, no rain, but we could snowflakes. 39 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 38. windchills in the low 30s. 5:00 p.m., 36 degrees, maybe a little bit of sunshine, but generally it's a cloudy day. let's talk about what could happen by the end of the upcoming week.

thursday into friday, the cold air is starting to pull away. it's still across the mid atlantic and the northeast. here comes an area of low pressure out of the of the gulf of mexico. the forecast model shows a couple of solutions, the first one bringing it up the coast which would be a hit. the second one bringing it out to sea which would be a miss. it's a 50/50 split. it is something we have to watch closely. this guy is moisture loaded if it comes up the coast with the cold air in place, it could be snow. we'll see. the snow has to come sooner or later. in sports can you name two things we have not seen lately? the flyers lose and the sixers winning in a blowout. here's jeff skeverski with the eagles waiting for doug pederson. >> reporter: with kansas eliminated from the playoffs, doug pederson can officially be named eagles head coach at any moment. after the loss, pederson did not

want to talk about the eagles job last night he would only say see you in a couple of days. the eagles point man was focused on the playoffs. the offensive coordinator had trouble getting them going against the patriots. with no maclin andy reid team taking their good old time. it took more than five minutes to score on the drive to get them within 7. hopefully doug does better with the clock than his mentor. chiefs lost 27-20. they are eliminated. maclin telling us why the eagles are getting a very good head coach. philly will love him. he is a guy who inside how things are supposed to be done. i think he will do great things there. i'm excited for him. he deserves it, i'm looking forward to see what he do -- what he does up there.

>> reporter: an absolutely insane finish in green bay game. down 7. aaron rodgers, the hail mary. are you kidding me, 41-yard score to tie it at 20. in o-t. arizona gets the ball. carson palmer escapes to larry fitzgerald who spins and takes off. 75-yard play. 176 yards last night in the game. finally brought down at the five and plays later the kid who went to valley forge military academy finishes it off. unreal! arizona beats green bay 26-20 in overtime they are going to the nfc title game. flyers are going to detroit they will take on the red wings. the flyers are red hot. they have scored points in five straight games, their best stretch of the season, the guys

still upset the way things slipped away against the rangers. jjwatts at the hockey game. wayne simmons on the power play to tie it at 2. in ot, the flyers have a shot to win it in front of the met, matt reid -- oh, it goes to a shootout. flyers lost 3-2, but they pick up a point. hey niki minaj is at the sixers game watching herself and the sixers taking on port handle last night. they are flying around like star ships. okafor. 25. look at brett brown he can't believe this is my team. they scored 65 points in the first half. 25 point at the half their largest in four years.

sixers beat the trail blazers by 25. biggest win of the season and their 6th of the year. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. we have "action news" just ahead. we'll be back here right after the break. new overnight, iran's

president speaking out about the nuclear deal in force. candidates in the race for the white house are speaking out, too. plus, the bill cosby trial may pit the former montgomery district attorney against the current d.a. we're tracking extremely cold temperatures. outside we go to chris sowers for more on the tumbling temperatures. >> reporter: it will not be as cold we saw last february, we had a visit from the polar vortex the perceives year. you have to dress in layers, the hat, the gloves and the scarf. colder, but not too bad. 35 in philadelphia. allentown, 30. 28 in the poconos. 0 for millville and 32 for trenton and dover, 35. satellite and radar, the cold

air is off to the west. if you look toward the left-hand side of the screen. the arctic front is pushing through saint louis and chicago. it will be 12 hours before that air mass gets here. at the bottom of the screen you can see a southern system developing. it could increase the threat of snow showers or flurries later this afternoon. most of the heaviest moisture with the system will stay offshore, but again it could come close enough to provide a few flakes later on. day planner, 10:00 a.m., 36 degrees, mainly cloudy skies, lunchtime, 38 a couple of flurries at that point, 2:00 p.m., 39, windchills in the 30s, flurries. 4:00 p.m., 37 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, shooting for a high of 40 degrees this afternoon. winds are going to pick up over the next 12 to 24 hours. this is with the passage of the arctic front and these winds will produce windchills of single digits or close to zero north and west. it will get icy cold around here monday and tuesday.

if you're heading to the poconos, i know a lot of folks are off tomorrow because of martin luther king day. if you're heading to the poconos and doing skiing, bundle up, windchills all day will be close to zero if not colder. when i see you again we'll talk about how long the cold weather lasts and improvements in the seven-day forecast. improvements, what a great word, chris. remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time 6abc.com/weather. we have breaking news right now out of north philadelphia. the action cam is live near broad and lehigh at the scene of a homicide investigation. this is near the north philadelphia septa station. the north philadelphia septa station not involved. around 6:00 a.m. police began investigating a multiple shooting at the 2600 block of north broad street. you're looking at video we shot earlier today. one person was pronounced dead, a second victim was transported to the temple university hospital with a gunshot wound to

the rear in stable condition. this is 2600 block of north broad street we'll keep you updated at 6abc and 6abc.com. a house fire in juniata park left a family of five homeless. the fire displaced a man and woman and two young boys and a girl. red cross is finding temporary shelter for them. no reports of injuries and no word on a cause. time, 7:33. this morning investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire to rip through an apartment building in delaware county. right now ten families are out of their homes. "action news" reporter, trish hartman with that story. >> reporter: neighbors embraced after a traumatic morning at the foxcroft terrace apartments in yeadon. there was so much smoke i got the baby, i didn't get to grab nothing.

>> reporter: firefighters were called to the buildings around 8:30 a.m. finding flames in a third floor apartment. they found the woman who lives there and carried her out of the burning building. they found the victim inside the front door of the apartment. finding that victim she pulled her from the building brought her down to the ems crews that were waiting. they pulled her out pitch black covered in smoke. >> reporter: they was taken to the croarsz -- crozer-chester medical center. it took 75 firefighters 40 minutes to get the fire under control. officials say four units were damaged by the fire, but utilities were cut to the entire building, so people won't be able to return to their home until monday at the earliest. ten families are being helped by the american red cross. shawna formed was one of the persons displaced. she was having her five nieces

and nephews over for a sleepover. i open the door, i told the kids to get up and grab your shoes and we came out. >> reporter: while her apartment and belongings were damaged, the kids were fine, a big relief for shawna and her her sister whose two children were inside. i hugged them. i am so happy. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor may testify as a defense witness. he is set to testify during a hearing on february 2 to determine if the case should be thrown out. cosby is charged can aggravated indecent assault. his lawyer said the comedian had a deal with castor promising cosby would never be charged in connection with the alleged sexual assault of andrea constand. they say was laid out in an e-mail to help castor move

forward in a civil claim. the current d.a. said there's no evidence of a signed immunity agreement. five american prisons are have been swamped, president arf iran said all are happy about the agreement reached between the u.s. and 0 other five world powers. he said extreme i i people in te u.s. are sewing disorder in islamic countries. pastor saeed abedini was freed with the others. his wife said the first thing she did was wake up her children. i ran for my kids and i told my parents and i called his parents and his sister. they were all bawling and we

were getting congratulations calls. my first thought was the kids. this is going to be a christmas present, birthday present all wrapped up in one. we can tell you a 5th american who was not part of the swamp was released. republican presidential candidates reacted quickly to the prisoner swamp with iran. they welcomed the news, but with reservations. i'm happy they are coming back, but it's a disgrace they need there for so long. we don't know the details of the deal that is bringing them home. there may be problematic aspects to the deal. at this point we're giving prayers of thanksgiving they are coming home. we are happy for them and their families, they should never been there. the fact of the matter this is what you need to know about the iranian regime, they take people hostage in order to gain

confession. bernie sanders said the exchange shows diplomacy can work even in the volatile middle east. then he turned his attention to donald trump. we are not going to let donald trump and the others divide us up! [cheers and applause]. we are going to stand together and create a nation and an economy that works for all of us not just a handful of billionaires, thank you all. sanders, hillary clinton and martin owe -- -- omally will debate tonight. theydonald trump and hillary cln will be guests on this week with

george stephanopoulos right after "action news." beatle tribute band coming to philadelphia for a new show. 6abc loves the arts will have a preview. sky6 live hd taking live look right now, meteorologist chris sowers back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. get ready an arctic blast heading our way, and we could be looking at a serious storm next weekend. we'll be right back. dear fellow citizen,

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observe martin luther king day. tomorrow will mark the 21st annual mlk day of service. 140,000 volunteers are expected to take part in the event. there are 1800 projects planned throughout the delaware valley. we talked to the founder of the event about the signature projects. we'll share details on how you can get involved. meteorologist chris sowers is here to talk about the extremely cold on the way. bundle up for the service projects. >> reporter: it will be cold, windchills will be the big story both tomorrow morning and tuesday morning. tuesday morning some of the air could be close to zero with the wind. we have cold stuff on the way, let's get you outside and show you what's going on, down in cape may, the clouds continue to lower and thicken as another southern storm makes a run up the eastern seaboard.

most of the moisture will work out to sea. double scan live showing we're crystal clear. we have a lot of clouds out there no precip falling as of yet. 40 degrees is the forecasted high. the low 35. which is ten degrees above average. windchills hovering near 30 degrees, slightest breeze out of the northwest at 5 to 7 miles per hour. it makes the air feel cooler than it is. 29 in reading, millville, 30. feels like 21 in the poconos. 32 in trenton and wildwood feels like 30. here's the southern storm and it is moving this way it is not coming up. if it was coming up like this we would be talking about snow this afternoon. because this is called a southern slider and working off the coast of cape hatteras, north carolina we'll see a band of light snow shower activity push across south jersey and delaware this afternoon providing the area with flakes

from time to time. big story continues to be this guy right hear, the arctic front as it will make a run toward the mid atlantic and the northeast states. temperatures behind the front are cold. these actual air temperatures. 22 below in frrnl fall -- international fall also. 6 below in green bay. it's almost 40 degrees below zero windchill wise. all marching east after midnight tonight. future tracker 6 shows light snow shower activity just a few snow showers. maybe a steadier snow shower across cumberland, atlantic county. it may reduce the visibility briefly, but not a big deal. mainly cloudy skies, the arctic front arrives after midnight tonight. tomorrow morning we start out with clear conditions and we'll see the clouds increase. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, 22 degrees for philadelphia. teens north and west.

reading, 18. poconos 1. by afternoon, maybe 25 or 26. tomorrow evening when you're watching "action news" at 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., the high temperature will be 33 or 34. that will come after midnight. the daytime highs will be around 25, 26 degrees. windchills in the single digits and teens. in the evening hours it's colder, tuesday everybody in the teens. poconos five to ten degrees below zero with the winds. this afternoon the day planner looks like, cloud cover, lunchtime temperature, 38 degrees. 2:00 p.m., 39. a couple of flurries from time to time forecasting a high of 40. 38 in reading. allentown, 37. trenton, 39. millville, 37. cape may, 37. atlantic city 38. arctic front arrives overnight tonight, tempts crash. teens north and west, 22 for philadelphia. 19 this trenton.

it will be blustery with the winds, windchills below zero in spots. 28 tomorrow, 29 tuesday, wednesday, 38 windchills in the single tickets a and teens. thursday, 39. friday and saturday we're watching a coastal system it could go rain or snow or miss us out to sea. the models are all over the place it's a big storm. 7:46. this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" a family finds a dog that fits right in, matt o'donnell has their story. >> reporter: when fran and linda suffered the loss of their dog rocky. they turned to burlington county animal alliance. they found max. ten months later max and duke

are inseparable. he has bonded just as well with their humans. the burlington county animal alliance was stabbed 15 years ago as a foster-based rescue. we tell you everything about the dog. >> reporter: jessica is a 10-year-old chihuahua mix. she loves belly rubs and lots of attention. >> reporter: henry was found on the street in philadelphia after he was hit by a car, he lost an eye, but has plenty of spunk. he is very sweet and likes to be with you. relay would be great with a family with orderly kids or another dog. >> reporter: radar is recovering from an abusive home and wants a family who want him. no children and smaller dogs. >> reporter: this flossie who was found a shelter suffering

from mange. she is basically recovered. she loves other dogs and cats and people, too, perfect for any dog-loving home. if you're interested in any of the dogs you met today visit the burden of burlington county alliance website. if you would like to share your shelter success story post a picture using a #6abc shelter me tells -- tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. we'll be feature -- featuring your store on channel 6 "action news."

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the beelings have been reborn -- the beatle have been reborn and making a stop at the kimmel center. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the beatle's tribute band name will recreate the iconic tour of the world's

most celebrated band. the concert is called rain a tribute to the beatles. they perform live and they do all the songs you know from the beetle from i want to hold your hand to hey jude to everything in between. >> reporter: the concert takes audience members back in time with a note for note reincarnation of the legendary foursome. it's goes up to abbey road. it gives you the feeling you're not only at a beatle's concert. the performance will change from tour to tour, but it is amazing musicians at the peak of their form. >> reporter: this show will feature new video backdrops and added songs. if you seen rain before you

haven't seen it like this. it's a great time to come back and revisit the wonder of the show. people love it, that's why we bring it back every two or three years. we wonder if the people think they are seeing the beatles. rain will be at the merion theater february 11th to the 14th just in time for valentine's day. go to 6abc loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. time 7:52. in "healthcheck" this morning, it's the first diet craze of the new year. it caught the attention of one celebrity. it's called the taco cleanse. it's the creation of four young authors from texas. they discovered eating vegan tacos for a month is good for you. they offer 75 sound recipes.

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morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: we have a campaign feud between trump and cruz. he was booed at a tea party gathering. this is as the democrats get ready to debate in an increasingly tight race. a tragedy in our abc family. a producer murdered in belize. tony stewart confronting a fan in the fans, this is as stewart is facing a wrongful death lawsuit for intentionally running down a fell driver during the on the track agent. the video and the consequences coming up on "g.m.a." "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, we're waiting to hear from the eagles as the next era of the birds from an chies -- franchise begins. thursday a shore community makes it easier to get beach tags. for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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