you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, november 12. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," the university of penn campus rocked by a racist cyber attack. plus, authorities are looking for whoever took off in this ambulance parked outside a delaware county bingo hall. this is a sure sign of the changing seasons the ice rink at dilworth plaza is opened for business. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers. it must be cold, right? >> reporter: somebody get the weather man some gloves. [laughter]. temperatures are cold, it's blustery we have a breeze, we expect the wind to diminish as the afternoon wears on. it's not as windy as yesterday where we had gusts up to 30 miles per hour and some locations closer to 40, right now it's five to ten.

34 in allentown an reading, 29 in lancaster. 27 in millville. 28 in atlantic city. cape may, a little bit milder, 40 degrees, and trenton checking in at a blustery 34. the temperatures are generally 15 to 20 degrees colder thanks to a cold front that swept through. behind the front there's nothing going on. we have high pressure building in, that means two things, one the wind will diminish as the day wears on and two, expect sunshine is from start to finish. sunny and nice today, chilly high of 51 degrees which is 7 degrees below the seasonal average of 58. overall a beautiful weekend, tomorrow, sunshine, turning much, much milder. we are tracking rain monday night into tuesday morning, much-needed rain with a little coastal storm that will run up the eastern seaboard. when i come back in just a few

minutes i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. thanks for the update. 7 old -- 7:01 a.m., administrators at the university of pennsylvania believe they know who sent the racist messages to black freshman. students received an e-mail saying the messages are connected to a student at university of oklahoma. they were connected to a racist group chat. it made reference to president-elect donald trump. a number of students who were targeted held a private meeting last night and others marched through campus in protest. >> made an event calendar event saying it is lynch day. >> reporter: the investigation into the messages is on going this morning, of course we'll keep you posted. protesters once again hit

the streets across a divided america for the third night in a row. marchs and rallies were held in iowa, atlanta and new york, and one in center city. dann cuellar has more on the protest that happened near city hall. >> reporter: about 250 protesters took to the wind cold streets of center city philadelphia denouncing the election of protect donald trump. >> after tuesday it felt like i was living a absurd joke except the joke was on us. >> i couldn't believe it, back to this nonsense, it's unreal, i don't know what we can do, not much. >> i know a bunch of people who voted strongly for trump. >> reporter: members of the

lbgtq community corey taylor is gender neutral and does not identify as he or she. >> reporter: the vote for trump is a vote for my life. >> everything is love, love is love is love is love. i can't live in a world where love is not accepted while hate is way more accepted than love. >> reporter: the group marched into independence mall the place that gave big picture to the nation, the place where the right to free speech was born to add their anti-trump message. >> anybody who's not a white man is under the bus. >> reporter: various groups including the equality coalition are planning to stage a major rally in washington on inauguration day january 20th. in center city, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> developing right now from

overseas, the taliban is claiming responsibilities for an explosion on u.s. military base in afghanistan. we know that four people have died and another 14 injured inside the airfield. the nacialghts of -- nationalits of the deceased have not been released pending notification of their families. as one stole a ambulance in delaware county. it was parked in front of the whitman firehouse. woodland fire rescue on the side, big letters with pennsylvania tags, ev55789. the township police department investigating this, if you see this, call police. newly released dash cam video shows the struggle between a police officer and suspect

ending in gunfire. twenty from peaceful -- it went from peaceful to this when the suspect took the haddon officer with him. the suspect got out of the car and tried to take off running. the officer takes chase and shoots the suspect. the woman whose car was smashed was upset to learn the circumstances surrounding the event. >> he got shot because he didn't listen. he should have stopped, now we don't have a car because he decided he wanted to do some dumb stuff. >> the suspect 38-year-old he brown was treated for a gunshot to the leg and being held on 100,000-dollar bail. the officer is on administrative leave. former temple university president david adamani died

after a short illness. he served as president from 2002 to 2006. he was 80 years old. from our new jersey newsroom, a week after being convicted in the bridgegate scandal, two former aids to chris christie have filed a motion for a new trial. last friday, a jury convicted brigette kelly and bill baroni after gridlock on the girard point bridge to punish a political opponent. chris christie maintained his innocence has not been charged. bill cosby wants to be compensated for performance. his lawyers expect him to be cleared of a criminal sexual assault charge. his attorney said he plans to restart his entertainment career. attorneys say the release of

personal financial information would hurt future negotiations. >> 7:07. your time if you use septa there's a change you need to know about. the transportation authority is about to phase in new i.d. cards for riders 65 and older. i.d. cards will work on sub ways and buses and trolleys and other regional rails. they will accept other i.d. forms during the phase-in period. photo identification cards will be mailed next week. never forgotten, a local man who died during world war ii is honored with a special ceremony on veterans day. plus, farm to table is nothing new to this man in chester county. we'll explain how he got his start in farming. >> reporter: gray, it's blustery and chilly out there this morning, temperatures in the 20s and 30s, but it's a nice warm is on the way, swells wet

weather. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> local veterans were honored

with one of the areas' largest parade in media, delaware county. hundreds lined the streets to honor those who served in world war ii. 91-year-old howard turner helped fight the nazi back in 1944. a wreath was laid to pay tribute to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice while serving our county. veterans day was bitter sweet for a delaware family who accepted a high school diploma post human -- posthumously for loved ones. gray left his junior year to

join the navy. he died when his ship sank in world war ii. nephews who are alums were on hand for the ceremony. >> this was a beautiful thing, he left after his beautiful year they are going to give him his diploma. it's so moving, it's unbelievable. >> the family took home the diploma june 9, 1944 the day he would have graduated. we say thank you to all our veterans for their service. 7:12, let's get caught up on the forecast, i know you're battling a soar throat there. how we looking? >> reporter: it's winning right now. we have clear skies and chilly temperatures, maybe your son or daughter have a soccer game, you'll need heavier coat and gloves something to stay warm, because the numbers have taken a nose dive over the last 24

hours, 35 degrees now in philadelphia. actually make that 36. the dewpoint is 21. the air is dry, pressure is rising, 34.34 inches. the winds are light out of the north/northwest at 6 miles per hour. that's a huge change from the peak wind gusts where we were at 40 miles per hour in the poconos and mount holly. reading, philadelphia, 37 miles per hour. for the most part you can see the arrow, winds are out of the northwest much, much lighter, 7 miles per hour. there's a bit of a windchill you need to bundle up. feels like 18 in the mountains. 27 in in allentown. 27 in wilmington, we're seeing frost advisories up to the state of delaware as well as cape capy county. 31 in philadelphia. feels like the low to mid 20s across south jersey. satellite and radar here's the good news, even though it's chilly out there this morning, we have high pressure in

control. you remember last weekend how bright and sunny it was, same thing this weekend the high sits over top of us, that means no rain today, no rain tomorrow. monday is dry, this is a late evening into the nighttime chance that sets up what appears to be a wet tuesday that's a small little coastal low coming up the eastern seaboard. it brings a round of rain monday night into tuesday morning. we clear for the rest of the week looking good. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and chilly, highs in the low 50s, 51 is a popular number. cape may, atlantic city, 52. overnight tonight, cold, 29 degrees in reading, allentown, 28. trenton, 32. millville, 31, philadelphia, 36. very similar to this morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sun skies today, nice and chilly. 59 tomorrow, there sunday be any

issues for the eagles falcons game. the rain chance is after the evening commute into monday night. 62 degrees. tuesday, 58 degrees. wednesday, thursday, friday, sun and clouds, temperatures near 60. not a bad forecast, actually we could use more rain, just a little bit. >> just a tad. >> 7:15. farm to table is a huge trend in dining, but in this week's art of aging, tamala edwards meets a man who hopped on the local bandwagon decades ahead of the curve. >> reporter: william weaver pivoted from architecture to food historian. he educates people worldwide about the value of the food. >> the food has identity. in the eastern part of the united states, we have incredible riches right in our back yard.

this is a lettuce from the 1880s. his property is home to the keystone center where he raises heirloom vegetables and seeds and flowers. >> heirlooms are huge and this is a global movement and it needs to be if we're going to keep the varieties alive. >> reporter: he inherited his love from his grandfather. he has grown it from 4,000 varieties. he published 17 books and lectures at drexel university and mentors freely. after a lifetime of work he feels his efforts is bearing fruit. >> backyard gardening has exploded. they grow their own food and get into canning and preserving. >> it allows more precision and intensity, we shall be trying to achieve that in foods. >> it's an inpsyche willencyclf

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on a saturday morning, time 7:19, a chilly and cold 36 degrees out there. sky6 live hd giving you this beautiful glimpse of penns landing as the sunrise over camden there, looks great. meteorologist chris sowers says it's cold, but it's going to be a great day, so get out and enjoy. here's what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. veterans day celebrations continue today. willingboro will host it's first-ever parade to honor

military at 10:00 a.m. on john f.kennedy way. craft show is taking place all weekend at the pennsylvania convention center. check it out from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and again tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in wilmington it's the 34th annual what he whale of a e check it out sun set boulevard, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. that's a look at what's happening today. sports is up next. >> reporter: welcome back

everyone, 7:22 saturday, this

has become the popular question on my twitter handle over the past couple of weeks, where is the cold? this is philadelphia, this is the arctic circle that's where all the cold air is, northern alaska and the northwest territories. we have a huge stagnant low pressure sitting there. it's driving pacific air across the lower 48. keeping all the cold air at bay, it doesn't have a chance to come down into the lower 48. we get a cold shot for a day or two, and retreats back to the north, not the sustainable cold. here's the cold, that low will be replaced with an area of high pressure. it's no time frame when this will happen, maybe a week or two weeks from now. the winds blow in a clockwise fashion from the high. you need that to get it driven into the lower 48.

it's locked in and the 60s and 70s are replaced with the 30s and 40s, look at the temperatures, 43 in cag -- cal calgary, all the cold is up there. philadelphia, 51. more sunshine, in the poconos, 44 degrees. >> thank you for the update. in sports, the phillies make a trade and the sixers get their first win of the season. here's jamie apody. >> reporter: they are a little overanxious and forget the sixers were the sixers i went on twitter and said they are going to win, but they blew an overtime lead, but guess what, they ended up winning.embiid, 2s

minutes, he led the sixer to say a first win, 25 points in 26 minutes embiid a career high. sixers 109-105. eric lindross goes in the hall of fame on monday. the leafs come back to score four straight goals on steve mason. flyers lose the third straight 6-3. who is the phillies highest paid position player? the answer is howie kendrick. in another deal with the dodgers, they acquired kendrick, he spent most of his time at

second base. he will earn $10 million next year, the last on his contract. eagles have lost four of their last five, you can call it the dog days of november. connor barwin brought miles his 7-month-old golden doodle to practice yesterday. to bring smiles to the team who is on a short leash. >> i thought bringing him in would lighten the mood a little bit. >> friday night football, penn hosting harvard, the quakers scored two touchdowns in the final 15 seconds of the game. quakers won it 27-14 giving harvard their first ivy league loss, they are in a position to earn a share of the title. nova in the season opener, josh hart, the field, chris

jenkins, 3, nova goes on to win by 40, 88-48. temple blew a ten points lead jordon price forced overtime. alston junior scored for the owls and they go on to win it, 97-92. that's sports, have a great saturday! >> your time, 7:27 a popular winter attraction is open and ready for you to enjoy, the rothman ice rink at dilworth plaza welcomed the first skaters of the season last night. the rink is open until february 26th. we have more coming up on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m., stay with us we're coming right back.

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at penn leave they know who could be behind the disturbing threatening messages that targeted african-american students. we have the details. fatal crash, a driver is dead after a car collides with a septa bus overnight. a taste of winter we're wakerring up to cold conditions, old man winter will not be staying around too long. outside we go to meteorologist

chris sowers with an update on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris, how long is the cold sticking around? >> reporter: probably about 24 hours, starting tomorrow, highs will be back to 60 degrees. that will set up a nice seasonable week next week. it's one and done from old man winter. 33 degrees in pottstown, quakertown, martins creek, 28. oxford, 28. coatsville, kennett square, 27. glass borough, 35. gandys beach, cold morning on the delaware bay, 29. 38 in woodbine, the villas, 40 degrees. as we expand the view and go wider you can see it's cold, but there's no true cold, coal air. 33 in buffalo that's not bad for those folks. pittsburgh, 29, binghamton, 28. new york city, 27 this is telling me this is one and done deal. there's no cold arctic air to the north. it will be chilly today, but

that's about it. satellite and radar we'll keep the skies clear, some of the forecast models are suggesting you may not see a single cloud in the sky. mostly sunny, breezy and chilly with a high of 51 degrees, should be 51, not 50. tomorrow we start to warm up, highs closer to 60 and monday tuesday all of a sudden we are in the low 60s again. you'll need a heavier coat and gloves and hat first thing this morning and probably need a heavier coat this afternoon, but by tomorrow it's back to the short sleeve t-shirts again, maybe something with sleeves. when i come we'll talk about how long the mild weather lasts and wet weather fore tuesday. gray? >> thanks are -- thanks for the update. appears the racist and threatening messages targeting black opportunities at the university of pennsylvania have been linked to a student in

oklahoma. administrators in oklahoma say they have temporarily suspended the student. penn students learned of the developments in an e-mail from the school. world of the messages sent shock waves through the campus. jeff chirico talked to students reacting to the threats last night. >> i felt scared, i didn't know where this was coming from. >> reporter: nate morris is one of those who found himself added to a racist group chat aimed at black penn students. the messages on an account called mud men including racial slurs. >> they made an event, they will lynch any black person they could lynch. >> reporter: a number of black students targeted gathered at a private meeting to discuss the incident. others march outside in protest. >> this is one of the last places i would expect something like that. >> reporter: some connected the incident to the election,

another account called trump disciples was created by a user named daddy trump. in a statement, university president amy gutman called the account repug permanent and said we were angry and sadden that it was directed to anyone, the people responsible arereprehens. police are working to determine who created the account students feel the presidential election emboldened those with hateful throughout. >> now they see there's someone in charge with the same morals they are confident projecting that. >> reporter: the investigation continues, governor tom wonderfully weighed in tweeting a message saying this act is

unacceptable. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> emotions are still running high following the presidential election for a third night as you see here, protesters took to the streets of center city, voicing opposition to donald trump's victory that will make him the next president of the united states, men and women made their way from city hall to independence hall, some protesters are part of the lbgt community. many say trump needs to be more inclusive. >> i can't live in a world where love is not accepted, hate is accepted more in our country than love. >> reporter: protesters continued nationwide. the protests were rowdy in portland oregon. one protesters was shot, there are protesters opposing the violence, one set up a go fund me to help businesses damage in

the protest. new jersey governor chris christie is no longer running the transition team, after running months of the transition he was demoted to vice chair. vice president elect mike pence is chair. the team is task with for identifying people with top would you also jobs and cabinet posts likely before trump's inauguration january 20th. president-elect may be softening his stance on the affordable care act. he said he will consider keeping parts of obama care following his meeting with the president that happened on thursday, trump told the "wall street journal" that he favors keeping protections for those with preexisting conditions and extending coverage for young adults under their parents insurance. you can get the latest on the trump transition at any time at 6abc.com will have updates on the scramble for power in the white house and more on the

unique issues facing the president-elect as he prepares to take office. 7:36 one person is dead after his car collided head on with a septa bus, this happened on hog island road tinicum township delaware county. the bus was on the way to pick up employees finishing up their shift at the ups facility. nobody on the bus was injured. three people were hurt after a crash and we learned that one was a new jersey state trooper. his cruiser collided with a car on route 30 in evesham county. the trooper's car ended up in a marsh he broke his leg and had to be rescued from the cruiser. two people in the other car were sent to the hospital. route 70 was closed in both directions for hours. this morning, philadelphia police are working to track down two dangerous suspects connected to an armed robbery spree, the

pair hit four businesses in west philadelphia over the past three weeks. surveillance video shows the suspect armed with guns and wearing masks and gloves and in each case they take money and runaway from the scene. the latest incident happened at a family-owned mini matter on george's lane. we talked to a victim who did not want to be stolen. >> i put my hand up, and give -- i said take whatever you can. >> police say the criminals targeted nets bar at 54th and master. a family dollar and jay-z tavern on girard avenue. there's a local race that is still undecided, the delaware dparnlt. department of election said it

will recount the wilmington city council candidate at large because he lost by 11 votes. benjamin cohen lost by 0.01% of the total votes. while cohen got more machine votes, adams got more absentee votes. the recount will take place on monday in wilmington. boy scouts will leave bags for people to donate for food drive. we like you to join us on wednesday for our annual holiday food drive fundraising events, sarah bloomquist will host the live phone bank and volunteers and special guesses will be on the phones taking your donation -- guests will be on

the phone taking your donations. if you need more information go to 6abc.com. a powerful new exhibit opens at the philadelphia museum of art. it hopes to inspire essay worthy of $10,000 price. "action news" was given a look at the covering letter response to a letter written by ghandi to hit -- hitler asking him not to start world war ii. teenagers are urge to expror explore communications. >> talk to those with opposing views, that's the conversation we wants to start especially after the probably the most

divisive election in history. >> go to 6abc.com for more information, the prize is $10,000 scholarship, the covering letter will be on display through march 5th. it is one of the biggest questions new parents face. this morning we have guidelines on when you should start introducing peanuts to your children. buck wild, a deer crashes into a plate glass window after getting trapped inside a store. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment.

>> so glad you stayed with us, you have to hear this one arc deer took a wrong turn and ends up inside an oklahoma shopping mall. look at the cell phone video of the deer around the american eagle store. he jumps through the glass. there's no word if the deer was injured. >> reporter: does it matter. at least use the door. >> he probably did come through the front door. >> reporter: that's the way to do it. >> how we looking outside?

>> reporter: we're looking good, mainly sunny conditions, blustery and chilly, it's going to be a nice day overall, the coolest day of the fall season thus far. lots of sunshine today and tomorrow, the weather looks nice and quiet over the next three days or so. radars are clear, no issues with any precipitation. we'll keep it dry until monday evening when the next storm system arrives, could bring a brief round of rain into tuesday morning. this afternoon, 56 on monday, below average, we shot up to 69 on tuesday, wednesday, thursday, below average, yesterday, not too bad, highs around 64 degrees. we had wind gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour. we'll see wind speeds in the 5 to 10 miles per hour range. 51 is the high today. 27 in ken it's square. tanersville, mid 20s this morning.

warrington, 33. chester, 33. center city, 36. we're showing 20s and 30s across interior sections of south jersey. satellite and radar, high pressure just like last weekend, same song and dance it's sitting right here, with high pressure system the air sinks so it's impossible to get cloud cover. that's the story this weekend. bright and sunny today and tomorrow. it's a quiet weather pattern overnight. the high will ease on by to the south and work off the coast of the carolinas, lots of sunshine this weekend looks pretty good. for today, mostly sunny, we'll call it chilly, 51 degrees that's the forecasted high. winds are light, at least diminishing out of the west/northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. a lot of sunshine from start to finish. i actually think some neighborhoods are not going to see any clouds at all. full sunshine. 1:00 p.m., 48. 3:00 p.m., 50. and we're down to 47 degrees by 6:00 p.m. cold overnight tonight similar

to what we saw first thing this morning. 20s north and west, 36 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today is a good one. tomorrow is a good one. no weather issues for the falcons eagles game. 51 today, 59 tomorrow. monday night into tuesday, there's a quick round of rain, that moves out of here tuesday evening and that sets up a beautiful end to the week. 59, 60. 60. steady as she goes. >> it is now 7:46 i would like to remind you you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time of the day head to our website 6abc.com/weather. this weekend "fyi philly" visitors a makers paradise in collingswood new jersey, karen rogers has the story on a restored landmark that's turning out handle made goods. >> reporter: inside the old movie theater, they are hand

crafting everything from massive wooden stables to gear shift wine stoppers. tom is the founder of the space he calls the factor to honor all the american workers who lost their jobs when the factories closed. >> we're all try to make something out of nothing. >> reporter: it's set up like a jim with members paying a monthly fee to use the equipment. >> for some, crafting is a 0 hobby. >> it's a place that i need be able to express myself. >> reporter: a place for each crayon that are made in the u.s.a. tore tom restoring pride in the american made is a big part of the mission. >> it's an eclectic mix if you have something you're interested in you can come in and get going. >> you can meet more of the makers from the factory this weekend on "fyi philly," plus

they will be visiting new restaurants opening up in the city that's tonight at 7:30. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road.

healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

actor robert redford said he is ready to retire from acting. the 80-year-old said he will give his final curtain call after his next two films. he will focus on directing and have time to paint. in an interview with his grandson, he said he is getting tired of acting. his final two films are our souls at night and oldman with a gun, which is a crime thriller co-starring casey aflac. there are new guidelines on how to safely expose babies to peanuts. experts say do not start them off with peanuts, they should begin with other sold. when ready, mix peanut butter with warm water to make a puree

and keep a close eye on them for ten minutes, never give them whole peanuts because it is a choking hazard. if your child has allergies talk to your pediatrician first. researchers california from an studied the habits of scene time of 600 adults they used an application tied to their participants smart phones. most use their phones for one to two hours each day. those who used their phone close to bedtime have poor sleep quality. a wisconsin fourth grader is unable to to go to school because he is prone to getting sick. that's not stopping him from sitting next to his piers. he is battling a severe

condition that weakens his immune system. his parents came up with a way to feel like he is with his classmates. he uses a robot on wheels that allows him to interact with his teachers and fellow classmates. >> keeping him healthier, number two, he is not missing out on the instruction. >> so goodie wants to be in glass. brady uses ipad from home without the fear of infection, the robot does not do the homework for him. we're back after this. meteorologist chris sowers will be back with us for a look at the final accuweather forecast. >> so glad you stayed with us

arc california man spent veterans day setting a new world record raising money for vets. he held a plank for 9 hours 1 minute and 15 seconds. he did 50 pushups, he is a veteran of the marine corps he raised his abs in hoping collecting $55,000 for the military. >> reporter: i can't complain about a plank for two minutes. you said nine hours? >> 11 minutes and one second. >> reporter: he is a strong guy. let's get you to the forecast and show you what's going on. nice day today, chilly, sky condition wise, full sun. 351 degrees is the high.

today's high, 51. tomorrow, close to 60. it gets milder as we head into monday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, increasing clouds monday afternoon, 62. monday night into tuesday, it could be a period of rain. >> thank you so much. it is now 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's paula ferris with the preview. >> reporter: coming up on "g.m.a.," trump's transition team a shakeup, president-elect has given mike pence the reigns. plus dozens of wildfires are raging across the southeast choking cities with thick smoke. authorities are suspicious of arson in several of these blazes, rob is hear breaking down the latest on the wildfires. finally she is a woman on a mission attempting to break a world record and become the youngest woman to visit every

county in the world and do it in the fastest time possible. we have her remarkable story coming up on "g.m.a." this saturday, hope to see you soon, philly. >> we'll see you then. "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. there's a new development in the racist group chat targeting black students at penn. a student in the nation's heartland not penn is accused. the search continues for an ambulance stolen in delaware county. now, for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. we hope you make it a great day.

good morning, america. new overnight -- the post-election protests, demonstrations now turning ugly. police launching tear gas as president-elect donald trump shakes up his transition team. who's in charge now and is he changing his tune on obamacare? wildfires. the states of emergency. dozens of fires now burning across the southeast. the reward to catch the arsonists and the health concerns for millions of people this morning. the police shooting caught on camera. an officer dragged down the street, struggling with the driver, the officer's gun going off. >> you shot me -- >> did that officer intend to shoot?