rain at the end of the holiday weekend. four people died in delaware apartment building. the search is on for a terror suspect. police want to see if he is connected to the belgium attack. but first, breaking right now, a truck flipped on its side in center city. this right here you're looking at this is a live picture of the ramp of 6th street on to 676 that is currently closed while the cleanup continues. outside we have video from the scene for you. police say that the driver somehow lost control causing the truck to overturn spilling the load of scrap metal on to the road. the driver was taken to had hade hospital and will be okay. let's get you caught up with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it started out chilly, chris.

>> reporter: we're warming up now. it promising to be a nice start to the holiday weekend. looking live at the temple university camera. you can see the sunshine dismissenning -- town. yesterday was a balmy 73 degrees. today we'll top out at 58 degrees. we have a feel like temperature of 36 in philadelphia. millville, 35. trenton, 34. feels like 37 in wildwood. forecast for this afternoon a ton of sunshine. enjoy it. sunny and nice, highs around 59 degrees, 1:00 p.m., 52. 3:00 p.m., 58. and 5:00 p.m., 58 degrees. gray when i come back in just a few minutes we'll take a look at the easter summed forecast to you. -- easter sunday forecaster for you. thank you so much.

developing right now, the coast guard has ramped up the search for several boaters missing off the jersey coast. three or four people believed to have been fishing that capsized off brigantine. coast guard searched for the people but came up empty handed. brigantine police say they are not involved in the search and that no one was reported missing from their town we'll follow this story on air and online at 6abc.com. your time 9:02, this morning the search for answers continues after a tragedy in wilmington. four people and a dog died inside apartments there investigators want to know if carbon monoxide poisoned them. jeff chirico talked to the victim's relatives. >> reporter: sources say the boiler room is the focus of the investigation into what might have killed the four people at hidden valley apartment. edward dunphy said he alerted authorities to a potential

problem when he couldn't reach his brother. my mother and i were calling for two days, i come here three times a day. >> reporter: dunphy said police found the bodies of his mother 60-year-old karl dunphy his girl friend and another friend and their dog. officers began to evacuate the building and discovered another deceased subject inside a different apartment. >> reporter: new castle county police say emergency crews got high readings of carbon monoxide. many were checked out, seven were taken to the hospital including three children. is it apparently that it was carbon monoxide poisoning. it's an environmental factor but we have to figure out what it is. the red cross is finding residence to place to stay until it's time to return to the building. dunphy is grieving and waiting for answers for what claimed so many lives.

what do you want people to know about your brother? he was a good guy. >> reporter: police are i don't tell releasing the name of the victims until the families are notified. it is unclear how long residents will be out of their homes. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." new this morning, police are looking into a chain of events that began with a shooting and ended with a demolition-derby-like crash. philadelphia police say an officer witnessed gunfire near southwest philadelphia. the officer gave chase and the suspect's car slammed into four parked cars near the intersection of 64th and grays avenue. police are looking for two people who ran away from the scene. one person is in custody. the shooting victim in critical condition. new at 9:00, an accident on the water made for an uncomfortable morning for a rowing referee. his boated collided with another small boat on boathouse row and

fell into the schuylkill expressway. he was taken to temple university hospital and he was checked out. he is okay. there's breaks news overnight, the search is on for another suspected terrorist. police want to know if he was part of a brussels attack. the airport the target of the attack will be closed until tuesday. the city is very much on edge. >> reporter: bomb squad moves in a suspected terrorist on the ground after being shot by police in the leg, the shattered glass of a trans stop all around him. the second shot. >> reporter: a neighbor's cell phone video caught the moment. a mantua young girl he tells her to hum over. the man on the ground motionless holding on to the bag while the

bomb squad approaches and the man dragged away by police, his identity unknown. one of nine arrested in on going raise since tuesday's attack on the airport and metro station that left 31 dead and 300 wounded. they are hunting for this man, a syrian. investigators believe he is very dangerous and possibly armed. he is believed to have been involved in the paris and brussels attacks. the two now clearly linked after it was revealed that the airport suicide bomber on the left is believed to be the bombmaker who made the explosives for paris where his dna was found in the aftermath. eyewitnesses from inside the airport show the full power of the explosives. fire ignited and fire everywhere and the sounds of scream. the manhunt focusing on two other people. the third man at the airport, the hat and tan jacket in the

departure hall with the two suicide bombers. another man seen along the suicide bomber at the metro station as he boarded the train. in a new video with bell gun fighters re-- belgium fightersud a top isis leader who acted as the top finance minister for isis. this is the second isis leader we successfully targeted this month. >> reporter: more on the bombing, the number of dead has been jumped to 41. 105 people were injured in the suicide attack. the bomber targeted shiite militia men. they are moving to increase

american troops in iraq. security will be heightened tomorrow for the easter mass in st. peter's square. pope francis led roman catholic followers in the way of the cross. the solemn service is a good friday tradition for roman catholics. it represents that jesus died on the cross at calvary. sunday chenls -- christians believe jesus rose from the dead. villanova faces top seed kansas. jay wright is pumping his fist celebrating the trip to the final four. the cats are shooting nearly 60% from the field in the tournament. kansas is playing just as well. nova knows knocking them off will not be easy, they are

saying coach wright's teachings are paying off. they are very, very talented, very disciplined, very well coached. i hope we are. it should be a good game we'll be watching, jeff skeverski is in louisville for the matchup against kansas. you can see his reports all day on "action news." in the next half-hour, a closer look at the march madness game being played in south philadelphia. they are providing an economic boost for the city. there's much more to come on "action news" for the this saturday morning, there's something you probably did not know about villanova's star shooter. hear from his mom and dad. a teacher is arrested for this run-in right here. video captures her knocking down a special needs child. >> reporter: gray here's a look at the headlines this morning. looks like a fabulous holiday weekend around delaware valley. more sunshine expected tomorrow, we're tracking wet weather, though for monday, details

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and i approve this message, because it's your turn. it is now 9:12 the national president election heats up across the country another set of democratic caucuses will be held today in washington, hawaii and alaska. hillary clinton has a lead on

sanders 1691 delegates. sanders still only has 949. on the other side gop candidates are preparing for a showdown in the badger state. a town hall with the three remaining republican candidates will be held tuesday before the voters head to the poll with a critical wisconsin primary. donald trump is under fire for taking jabs at ted cruz's wife. an active grass fire continues to burn in the great plains. wildfires burned 620 square miles in oklahoma and kansas. wildfires in oklahoma has grown little in the past few days due to better weather conditions there. the one in kansas is considered the largest in the state's history and the largest in the u.s. a tough time for the folks in the oklahoma area. back here at home, chilly start to the morning.

>> reporter: not a tough time for us, right? [laughter]. we go live on sky6 live hd, i'll tell you what a beautiful stretch of weather we've seen in the philadelphia area. last couple of days close to 70 degrees, even warmer. even though we'll cool it down a little bit, we're talking about highs close to 60 degrees which is above 56. beautiful shot of the commodor barry bridge this morning, a couple of high, thin clouds upstairs that will exit off the coast. double scan live is clear and we'll keep it that way until monday morning. monday morning will be dicey, we'll see heavy rain roll on in here. what a nice rebound, 51 degrees monday. wednesday we shot up to 73. 69 degrees, yesterday another 73 degrees, i believe that's the 5th or 6th time we've hit 70 degrees or higher so far this month. it's been a fantastic month in

philadelphia. dewpoint, 2-6r. 26. 42 degrees, winds out of the northeast, that 42 feels like 36. saint davids, 34. martins creek, 38. center city one of the warmer locations, 42. levittown, 40. glassboro, 42. dover, 42 degrees, smyrna, 41. woodbine, 42. generally speaking we're running anywhere from 15 to 20 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. some aerials are as sold as 25 degrees from the same time yesterday. it's all thanks to a cold front that swept through yesterday evening. for the most part that front came through dry, it shifted the winds out of the a northwesterly direction now. otherwise we'll see mostly sunny skies this afternoon. even tomorrow we'll see an increase tomorrow late in the day, generally speaking it's a nice day, this system gets in for monday morning and that brings the rounds of showers and

downpours, as well. the surface maps looks like, winds ahead of the two areas of low pressure out of the west/southwest. everybody starts warming up east of the mississippi. these systems get closer as we get into sunday. we'll still hold them off to the west. that means easter sunday is a nice sunday. the systems sit over top of us and everything goes downhill and we will see the rain and wind and it is looking like a miserable day. 42 degrees easter sunday. clouds, 43 degrees, by afternoon the skies brighten up and the temperatures rebound. showers move in tomorrow night into monday morning. you see the oranges and reds those are downpours showing up on the modeling. some areas could see driving downpours and gusty breeze and temperatures in the 40s. plunged morning looks miserable in the philadelphia area. mostly sunny and nice today. 59 degrees, winds out of the

east/southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, partly cloudy and chilly, 35 degrees outlying suburbs, 42 center city. not as cold as this morning. easter sunday looks good, lots of clouds help to keep the temperatures up during the morning hours. cloudy by 9:00 a.m., 43 degrees, lunchtime skies brighten up a little bit, partly sunny, 53. 5:00 p.m., combination of sun and clouds, temperature 60 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 59 today, 60 sun and clouds tomorrow. monday, damp and gloomy, mild, though, 65 degrees. periods of rain early. heavy during the morning, leftover showers by afternoon. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, you can see temperatures topping out in the 60s close to 70 degrees. really the only day that we're watching is the day where everybody goes back to work anyway. i'm off. still ahead on "action

news," jeff skeverski meets the parents of a top villanova player he talks about his years before staring in march madness. the rolling stones rock on in cuba. we'll tell you why it's a sweet sight for so many people in cuba. that's important to me. my name is g no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey.

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surveillance footage appears to show a teacher kneeing a student in the back, the special education teacher has resign. the school official system said the child was not hurt, but they reported the incident to the division of youth and family services. the child's mother has obtained a lawyer. ♪

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cuba forced bands to listen to their favorite music behind closed doors. the concert comes days after president obama's historic visit there. villanova takes on the number one steam in the county in the e-- team in the county in the elite 8. here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning called the matchup of the tournament thus far. villanova gets the number one team in the nation, kansas tonight. the cats have one thing in their favor, a not-so-secret weapon. >> reporter: the last month nova played kansas three years ago, ryan arcidiacono hit a game-winning three with ten seconds to go, hitting big shots that's nothing new for the senior his journey to the arena started in bucks county in his parents living room on a net smaller is this an this.

nova guard ryan arcidiacono has been playing basketball since he was 3 years old. he has been making shot after shot in the living room. destroyed the house, we have holes in the wall. >> reporter: do you remember destroying the living room. we actually broke my mom's wedding picture. it fell on to the fireplace and hit the picture and smashed it. >> reporter: thankfully for nova he is more accurate these days. they face kansas on saturday as a team. villanova is shooting 60% from the field the best by a tournament team in 22 years. to do what's doing on the biggest stage on something he's

watched his whole life it is aan amazing fulfillment for him and obviously for us. >> reporter: saturday is ryan arcidiacono's 22nd birthday. you know he is wishing for one thing when he blows out the candle to beat number one kansas and get to the final four. with the wildcats, jef -- jeff skeverski. in baseball, pete mackannin is opt optimistic about the coming season. the main thing is to keep us moving in the right direction and building as we go along. phils hosting the blue jays in clearwater. third inning. this is the 8th homer of the spring.

that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend! time 9:27 there's much more to come on "action news" for this saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm david murphy and that is aggie and nickie rescued by the golden retriever rescue, hear about those girls and their friends later on "action news." plus a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers, "action news" saturday morning at the continues. happening right now on

"action news" saturday at 9:00. crews are cloong up a crash in center city -- cleaning up a crash in center city involving a bus that lost it's load. looking live at philadelphia international airport, people are heading into town this weekend don't have to worry about rain spoiling the easter egg hunt. let's get you outside with chris sowers and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris you lost the gloves. that's a good sign. they will have bundle up, though, temperatures in the 40s, tomorrow, temperatures will be in the 40s. so 42 degrees at this 9:00 a.m. hour in philadelphia. a light breeze out of the north makes it feel like 34, 35 with the winds. 38 degrees in allentown.

reading, 37. lancaster, 37 and 40 showing up just about everybody else. the 24 hour temperature change is impressive in the wake of a cold front that swept through yesterday evening. what you're seeing are numbers within the 24 hour span. for example, reading 27 degrees colder than at the same time yesterday. allentown, 19 degrees colder, philadelphia, 24 degrees colder and trenton, 25 degrees colder than 24 hours ago. again you can see the direction here with the arrows. they are pointing out of the north/northeast that's a colder win flow fore us this time of the year. you'll see sunshine and pretty blue, the skies. 1:00 p.m., 52, 3:00 p.m., 58. 5:00 p.m., 58 and we'll reach a high of 59 degrees. yesterday we shot up to

73 degrees which is normal for may, but nice for this time of the year. as we look ahead there's no rain in the foreseeable future. nice and dry. monday the next storm system moves in. there's rain thursday into friday. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about that with the accuweather seven-day forecast. gray? thank you. breaking news right now, the 6th street on-ramp to 676 is shut down because of a truck that flipped on its side in center city. you can see the truck right here, police say the driver lost control. this is the video we shot, the driver lost control causing it to overturn and it spilled a load of scrap metal on the road. the driver was taken to the hospital. he should be okay. we know that no one else was hurt in this. no word on how long the ramp will be closed. of course we'll keep you posted.

9:31 new information to tell you about this morning, turns out a man found lying in a north philadelphia street was shot there. he did not survive. right now police are looking for the purpose of the shooter. the action cam was on the scene 15 hunt block of north 19th street before 1:00 a.m. the victim was shot multiple times he was rushed to the hospital where he died. this holiday weekend hundreds are taking a stands against violence, dozens of religious leaders and church goers and residents are taking to the streets to protest violence. dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: as many as 300 people carrying t-shirts of those killed in gun violence marched through the streets in germantown. we bless this day with holy water, sect aside the sacred site. >> reporter: they marched to a number of sites where people

were killed. mrs. johnson's son was shot and killed in the case of a mistaken identity. we have to stop the devastation in our community. >> reporter: mrs. cox didn't know about the march and rode by and noticed a t-shirt with her stepson's name. stop the violence. >> reporter: this is the stations of the cross gun violence prevent walk. each year the t-shirt memorial grows in numbers and more names are added. natural we often hear of gun violence on the street of philadelphia, one person shot and killed in one place another shot somewhere else else. it was chilling to hear all the victim' names at at once. the symbol of the cross is a symbol of the execution at the

hands of the state. we see the victims of gun violence of being victims of lack of policy around gun control. >> reporter: overall organizers are hoping and praying for an end to the senseless violence that has no end. i ask you to look at the names on your shirt these are all lives that matter. in germantown, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." princeton is one of of a number of universities that has hacked by a white smellist -- supremest group that hacked the printers and fax machines with antisemitic messages. princeton released a statement saying quote princeton attaches great

importance to mutual respect and we are against hatred directed against any group. race to the white house is the race to the bottom. the candidates wive are at the center of a nasty fight. it's a tabloid smear. it is a smear that has come from donald trump. this morning explosive allegations from ted cruz against trump. cruz accusing trump of planting a story in the national eninquirer that he had multiple marital infidelities. it is complete and utter lies. usual not be surprised at people calling him sleazy donald. in a statement he said cruz's problem with the national inquirer is his and his alone while they were right in oj simm

on and john edwards, i hope they are not right about ted cruz. traditionally areas utterly off limits in the past are no longer. >> reporter: it was this antitrump super pac ad showing milania in the nude. in the last few days, donald trump trump has taken to attacking us. loser. >> reporter: the trump campaign says heidi's cruz record in politics and wall street is fair game. cruz suggested for the first time he may not support donald trump if he is the nominee. abc news the white house. a heavyweight fight plays

out tonight in ted march madnes. coach jay wright says he is no mohammed alley, but he is philly's own joe frazier. in philly, smokin' joe was the man, the underdog the fighter, we love smokin' joe. game starts at 8:00 p.m. in louisville. jeff skeverski late east report from kentucky is available at 6abc.com. the wells fargo center is hosting several games in march madness, north carolina and indiana and notre dame flocked to south philadelphia for 8:00 is a showdown. reading terminal market is projecting a ten to 15% increase in business this weekend all

thanks to the march madness fans. we have people coming in from out of town it's so much fun. introduce them to philly and let them have a great tourism market. i can't believe the selection of food it's unbelievable. north carolina and notre dame won last night's game they play tomorrow in the elite 8 at the wells fargo center. it's a homecoming for north dame for the coach who got his first coaching job at the university of delaware. more news at 9:00. just in from way upstairs, the crew from the international space station is welcoming an easter weekend delivery. we'll get another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back.

so glad you stayed with us on a saturday morning, sky6 live hd looking at atlantic city, 44 degrees out there. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris i saw you outside this morning, you had gloves and coat, the only thing you were missing is ear must muffs. still have on the coat. show you the view in penns landing, it was a chilly start,

but the numbers are rebounding with all the sunshine. today it will be cooler than yesterday, it's going to be nice high of 60 degrees. double scan live is clear we'll keep it that way until monday morning when the next system pulls through here, it could bring a round of steady to occasionally heavy rain across the region. we'll talk about that in a second. 59 degrees is the high temperature we're shooting for today, several degrees above average. the low temperature is 38 one degree above average. wilmington, 40. trenton, 40. 38 this allentown and 40s for everybody else. the numbers are cooler than yesterday at this time when we were in the 50s and 60s. now the cold front has pulled through, the wind direction is out of the northeast. you can see the winds pointing in a northeasterly directions. that's why the numbers have dropped off. you factor in the 1 mile an hour breeze, 42 in philadelphia. feels like 36. we still have a windchill out there right now. again, things will move as the day progresses here, we'll see

all the sunshine. satellite and radar, we'll be mostly sunny from this point on. later this afternoon, clear as a whistle. nice out there, a couple of high cirrus clouds. temperatures in the upper 50s, overnight tonight, partly cloudy, no weather issues. with all the clouds around it will keep it warmer tomorrow. 43 in philadelphia. trenton, 42. millville, 46 degrees. dover, 45 during the course of the day we'll see the skies bright up a little bit. with the added sunshine we'll warm up to 62. trenton, 55. wilmington, 57. i think all the shower activity will hold off until night. but as we get into monday, monday is when the weather turns downhill rapidly. some of the showers could be heavy. you see the oranges and the reds that means slow travel

conditions. in the afternoon, once we get the first period of moisture out of here, there could leftover showers throughout the day. temperatures top out at 65 degrees early and pull back into the 50s with the passage of the cold front. the only issue out there, would be the pollen count. we're getting into this time of the year. monday we pull back a little bit, actually we should lower that more with all the rain it will sweep everything clean. tuesday with the increase in sunshine the levels increase again. this afternoon, 59 degrees in philadelphia. it's a cooler day, but nice out there. burlington, 57. millville, 58. 55 for dover. allentown, mostly sunny and nice. overnight tonight, 42 degrees, reading, 38. wilmington, 40. millville, 38. trenton, 38 degrees, cape may, 42. for easter sunday starting out with clouds 9:00 a.m. early morning services looking a lot of cloud cover.

chilly, 43 degrees, lunchtime, 53. 4:00 p.m., nice and mild, very, very comfortable, temperatures topping out in the low 60s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 65 degrees for monday, monday sort of a day of transition it starts out gray and gloomy, periods of rain some of it heavy. by afternoon all the rain exits, temperatures begin to fall. the 65-degree high is early in the day. tuesday, sunny and breeze, 60. wednesday, sunny and warm, 65. thursday, high of 70. friday, periods of rain and 60 degrees, we have perfect timing for easter sunday. we had the first system roll through. the next one doesn't arrive until monday. are you complaining? >> reporter: absolutely not. in central pennsylvania a chunk of ice fell from the sky crash into a windshield of a car, it happened while it was

parked at a dealership in mechanics this week's "shelter me rescue of the week" focuses on a group that is from as far away as puerto rico. david murphy has the story. >> reporter: charlotte just arrived at the philadelphia international airport. there were 6 goalen restevers -- golden retrievers pulled from deplorable conditions in puerto rico coming to the delaware valley golden retrievers rescue. there were 4,500 rescued over the past 40 years. we'll take the dogs and find homes for them. >> reporter: the dogs found shelter at her rescue facility in lancaster, pennsylvania. they are looking for a successful adoption like blizzard who was saved from a puppy mill in 20012.

there was something special about him. >> reporter: he was treated for life threatening issues and now he is comforting others. he is a therapy dog. he makes weekly visitors to a retirement community. walks in it's like, blizzard! it's amazing, it touches the people that he can do something like that. looking to create their own happy tale, fletcher and haggen are look for their own happy ending. she is a good girl and gets along with other dogs. >> reporter: they have lab doodles like one-year-old finn. this is are a aggie a 9-year-old beauty and nickie is a black lab

they are best friends. she is in great shape, two of these dogs are ready to go. if you're interested in any of the dogs you met today visit the delaware valley golden retrieve rescue website. if you would like us to share your shelter success story go to the facebook page using the #6abc "shelter me rescue of the week" and tell us how much they mean to you. we'll feature your stories on upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. with the girls, i'm david murphy channel 6 "action news." here's are a treat for you,

this is new video of the largest international space station capture of the year. the 6 astronauts on the iss got

an early easter treat with the arrival of the ship got fresh food. it holds 8,000 pounds of grocery as and equipment and research. new on "action news," police arrested the driver of a high-speed chase that happened in california, but not before a lot drama on the highway. the chase began in the high desert, california highway patrol said the green saturn at times reached speeds at 110 miles per hour. the driver of the car eventually stopped in lancaster which is outside of los angeles. the man is reported a domestic violence suspect. gerber is recalling baby food organic second foots -- foods pouches, the carrots and peas variety and the second is

carrots apple and mango variety. gerber said the packaging defect could cause the food to be spoiled. anyone with the product can call the company for a replacement. 9:52. here's are a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. first up a different kind of easter experience, flying drones will be dropping hundreds of candy-filled easter eggs today in philadelphia and new jersey. the events are being put on flek flek owe fleck solutions and joys kilmer elementary school. they are free for the public. books through bars is holding a book sale today. this happened from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on the 4700 block of baltimore

avenue in west philadelphia. books will be sold for a dollar and the proceeds will help those in jail. tomorrow enjoy the easter bunny and other special guests for one of the oldest and most celebrated tradition, the easter promenade starts at the corner of 5th and south street. the parade will march to head house square. there will be a best dressed contest and local restaurants will be serving up special deals in time for easter brunch. coming up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll see you right back here after the break.

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this, a tavern chain based in florida is looking for three summer intenser to drink beer and -- interns to drinker beer and travel the world. the company is paying the interns, $12,000 each. where do we sign up. if you want to apply hurry to world of beer.com. the deadline is midnight. >> reporter: all you need is nachos and a phillies game and you got it made. 59 degrees sunny and milder. cooler than yesterday 73. sunny nice for easter sunday, 60 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows wet weather arriving first thing monday morning. the commute might be dicey. the high of 65 comes early in the day, and the numbers fall off a little bit by afternoon.

tuesday looks good, wednesday looks nice, thursday, partly sunny and windy, high of 70. 9:57 the time. jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next only channel 6. "action news" continues later tonight. of course we're back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. him performance of visual arts is coming to philadelphia with dozens of different event. details in the 6abc loves the arts. a new warning for all homeowners, experts say scammers ripping people off by posing as paving contractors. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

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