focused on people and community for 60 years, we promise a releaptless pursuit of -- relentless pursuit of excellence. this is wral news on fox 50. right now a plan is dead and officers -- man is dead and officers sent to the hospital, and a witness dries what she saw unfold. and -- describes what she saw unfold. and a crash on a busy thoroughfare tonight. >> and remembering the victims of deadly school bus crash. we start with the deadly officer shooting in durham where a community is demanding answers and concerned about safety. i'm gerald owens. >> and i'm lynda loveland.

coverage starting with amanda lamb who spoke to a woman who says she saw the exchange between the man killed and the officers? >> reporter: yes, apparently a lot of people saw it. here's how it started. members of violence incident response team were patrolling in the area, there because there had been an up tick in crime. they stopped to question the man, the suspect, there was a struggle, and then he was and killed. people watch the investigation unfold after one of their neighbors known as scooter bug was killed by police. >> so i was in the window, and i seen scooter bug come around the building. >> reporter: this woman who doesn't want tuberculosis identified for -- to be identified for fear of retaliation saw the shooting

>> he didn't have anything, and as he was about to turn around they held him, a gun wouldn't off -- went off. >> reporter: the police chief says they got into a struggle when he suddenly reached for his waistband. >> they heard a gunshot. >> reporter: the third officer to arrive fired multiple shots. >> >. he tried to empty the were like stop shooting. >> reporter: the witness never saw the suspect with a gun, but investigators say they found one near his body. >> a gun that was not the property of the durham police department was located next to the body at the scene. >> he didn't shoot no gun. if he did have a gun he didn't shoot it. very disturbing. that's disturbing. >> reporter: now one officer was injured according to the chief and was taken to the hospital.

placed on administrative duty. sarah has also been covering this today, and one of the big questions is was there police video and it's my understanding there was not. >> reporter: that's right, right now durham police don't have body cameras, but the durham city council ironically enough voted last night to fund the purchase of body cameras for them. they're not going to roll out though until early january, but the chief says what happened today is just of how important they are. >> we want to community to be safe for the kids, walk down the street and not here bullets. >> reporter: police tape lining the streets, a sign of the sadness many in the community feel after a man was shot and killed right here by police. >> i'm thinking it's a triage dilling, a life was -- tragedy, a life was taken. we need to work together and come up with a plan.

believes it should include more communication and transparency from police, something the body camera could help. less than 24 hours before the shooting, the durham city council voted to give the funding for the body cameras. >> it does increase the need. it was already very apparent to us to provide clarity in situations like this. video either. they'll work together with the community to heal she says and build trust. >> we don't, um, expect to just walk away, investigate, we want to make sure that the relationship we're attempting to build here in the city of durham is one that is collaborative, inclusive, transparent as well. >> reporter: and the police chief says once the body cameras do roll out the district where the shooting

working there will be the first ones to get the body cameras. back to you. >> thank you for the update. now we're still waiting for police to release the name of the man killed in today's shooting as well as the names of officers involved. look for any overnight updates as we get them on this investigation on our morning news starting at 4:30 on wral and at 7:00 on fox 50. and breaking tonight in lumberton, an officer involved shooting that put a man in the hospital. this happened around 6:00 p.m. at the dollar highway 401 and martin luther king boulevard. the robinson county sheriff's office couldn't tell us who was shot or the six surrounding the -- circumstances surrounding the shooting. no officers were hurt. a man hunt is underway in detroit after a wayne state police officer was shot in the head. he was shot after he stopped a man on a bike.

investigating a deadly crash that shut down part of creedmore road tonight. the accident happened just before 6:30. police say one adult was killed in the crash, and a second adult and two children were taken to the hospital for treatment, but haven't released names or said how serious their injuries are. police are still investigating the cause of the crash. a prayer vigil held tonight in chattanooga, tennessee. a church was overflowing with people coming out to mourn the in yesterday's horrific school bus crash. they sang songs and prayed for the victims and their families. tonight the bus driver is in jail, charged in the deaths of five students. the 24-year-old walker was speeding along a narrow and winding road and wrapped the bus around a tree. 35 elementary school students were on the bus, and tonight 12 are still in the hospital, 6 in critical condition. capital boulevard in raleigh is back open to traffic

city crews shut the road down for more than 36 hours to deal with a water main break. crewshad to make repairs and repave some of the road. protesters offered to help the governor move out of his office. [ cheering ] >> they parked a moving truck and boxes outside the executive mansion. demonstrators say it's time forfeiture governor to concede the election to attorney general roy cooler continued challenges are baseless and pointless. >> and an update on the governor's race. a new federal lawsuit calls out more than 100,000 voters in north carolina. the conservative institute challenged same day registration voters because they don't face the same mail in address verification as other voters. they want a 30 day delay to verify the addresses. the cooper campaign slammed the

disenfranchise voters. this is on the same day governor mccrory's campaign officially called for a recount. north carolina law allows for the recount because the margin is fewer than 10,000 votes. three north carolina couples asked an appeals court to revive their challenge to a law allowing magistrates to opt out of performing gay marriages. a magistrate who has a religious okay jukes can refuse to -- objections can refuse to perform the marriages. police need your help to find a missing southern pines woman. she was last seen about 3:00 this afternoon near the national golf club area wearing a black jacket with an army

a mini scnauzer. a kidnapping suspect's mail will be screened. why a judge issued the order and the charges in the case. and a celebration for a man's military service that felt more like a trip back in time. and michael jordan receives the nation's highest civilian honor. we take you to the white house for the ceremony. weave had dry chilly days, but we're eyeing showers and even thunderstorms across how much of this will survive toward north carolina for thanksgiving day? we'll check that out in the

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wral news on fox 50 with lynda loveland, gerald owens, and meteorologist mike maze. >. when an investigation is complete, an amusement park ride in kansas will never operate again. over the summer a 10-year-old boy suffered a neck injury and died after riding the slide. the water slide was billed as the tallest in the world featuring a 168-foot, 17 story drop. safety was always a concern. because of that, the park's owner said if the courts agree, the ride will be demolished. new tonight durham police

found yesterday. police say the 29-year-old's body was found near the railroad checks, and he was shot. police are investigating this as a homicide. anyone with information about this shooting should call the durham police. a man charged with kidnapping a 6-year-old girl from her home in wilmington faces more charges tonight. he sent the victim a letter asking her not to testify against him. edwards was watching the girl play in her front yard in september before snatching her. the girl was the next day tied to a tree and covered with mosquito bites. investigators believe someone intentionally set a fire in blowing rock in two locations. the fire could burn a thousand acres before being contained. mandatory evacuations are underway in the area. the american red cross opened a shelter for people having to leave their homes.

a water main broke in southern cary this afternoon, and it effects about 120 homes in the mcgregor subdivision. all customers should boil the water for a minute before using it or use bottled water. the raleigh rescue mission is preparing for another cold night. the organization puts out the white flag when it drops below 38 degrees, and bring in mats and blankets to accommodate as anyone needing a warm place to sleep is encouraged to get out of cold. you can donate any of the items you see on the screen to the raleigh rescue mission. the dot wants to make sure it's prepared for the winter weather before the snow and ice falls. during a preposition today maintenance crews checked out equipment like the spreaders and plows and stocked up on salt so the storage barn is full gloom for many of us getting ready for winter means

but some children don't have that luxury. help us change that with wral's 28th annual coats for the children campaign. you can drop off new or gently used coats or toys at participating jiffy lube locations through december 31st, or donate on www.wral.com searching the key word coats or text coats to 41444. >> looking forward to another generous year from the viewers. >> always such a great need, and you cold. >> yeah, the past few mornings lows in the 20s. hats, gloves really coming in handy, but you can put them all away again coming to thanksgiving and the day after. temperatures warm up. we expect 60s for thanksgiving day and for the big shopping day on friday. let's take a look at what's ahead. we have two cold fronts on the way. one arriving thursday. one on friday. the one on friday clears things out for the holiday weekend, and we are expecting some rain on thanksgiving. it should be the first part of day, right now it's looking spotty and light, and then a

50, so if you're waiting in line for the favorite store to open you won't be shivering, but it's a cooler and brighter weekend, but after tonight no 20s i don't think for awhile. raleigh skycam, all eye yet tonight. it's -- quiet tonight. the dewpoint is starting to go up. clouds are starting to roll in. so i think around midnight we'll probably halt the cooling and stay steady through the night, and the winds are currently calm. close to home we have temperatures in the although mid-30s at holly springs and 31 at wake forest. we expand the view, 20s for roxboro and south hill, so it's already cold out there. cloud cover today, but it scooted south and eastward. we have more on the way as we expand the view. we see a lot of cloud cover from the next storm system. tomorrow it should be upper level clouds thick enough to dim the sunshine and suspend

well into the 60s tomorrow, but i think the cloud cover halts it into the upper 50s like today. high pressure is upon us, but tomorrow that starts to move out. it's chilly out there now. tomorrow afternoon it will be cool, but i think by thanksgiving day and friday it will start to warm up, and there's the next storm system off to the west. look at all that rain. it looks great. thunderstorms in oklahoma, texas, some could be severe. damages winds and hail, but unfortunately as this makes it way to the east, it won't have it's very little rain that will fall on alabama, georgia, tennessee, western north carolina and for us here. and here's futurecast. we'll show you exactly what i'm talking about. overnight partly cloudy skies with us, there are the showers and thunderstorms with the front. still looking rather healthy for louisiana, arkansas, parts of mississippi. up to the north seeing rain sky aill will wintry -- and a little wintry mix in montana

the storm's moving to the east, the rain to the south falls apart. the energy sustaining this passes to the north, so not a lot of energy to keep it going here, but overnight wednesday into thursday morning the front starts to make its way toward north carolina. we wake up thursday morning, thanksgiving morning, mom's putting the turkey in the oven, clouds, maybe light rain around. by lunchtime the rain should be moving out, but we keep the clouds the better part of the day, so thursday mostly cloudy, but the second front starts to come in, and we can't rule out spnk a bit of cloud cover with the next front on friday, enough to call it variably cloudy, but once the front blows by it should be sunny skies for the holiday weekend. overnighter 20s to -- overnight upper 20s to low 30s. some locations already at the low. the fitness forecast to start the day, mid-30s by 8 a.m. chilly 6 start with partly cloudy skies. a lot of thick upper level clouds.

perhaps low 60s for fayetteville and southern pines, 60 in goldsboro, and 50 in the triangle if we end up with mostly cloudy skies. we could actually make it to 60 if it's brighter. and here come it is front. 67 for the high wednesday, and the highest in the morning, about 40 percent chance of rain between 7:00 and 1:00 p.m., and dropping off in the afternoon, so we should see rain on thursday. friday variably cloudy. we have a big game nc state and unc, and it will be a mild game. temperatures in the 60s with a bit of cloud cover. a couple of sprinkles and then the holiday weekend, go out and buy the christmas tree, put up the christmas lights. i'm putting up my tree on saturday. >> oh, really? >> yeah, want to get it done. feeling festive this year. >> how nice. >> but looking good. >> a real tree? >> artificial. >> there you go. save the trees. >> what? what? >> every tree you cut down!

>> you get that spray. smells just like a tree. >> i haven't put up a tree in a few years because of godric, but we're putting them up high this year [ laughter ] it's a chance to power an extraordinary child. >> a woman who's making cakes to give strength, hope, and courage to sick children. well in sports the canes look to extends their winning streak, plus michael jordan at the white house. why mj is getting

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think about this, for most of his life michael jordan has been among the most recognizable people on the planet. throughout his career he made basketball fans smile or grimace depending on allegiance, and he's collected almost every type of award, but today's was a little different. jeff gravley has the story from the white house. >> reporter: president obama assembled in the east room for his final distribution of the presidential medal of freedom, an incredible class of 21. >> everybody on this stage has touched me in a very powerful and personal way. in ways that they probably

of the michael jordan at north carolina, before he joined the president's favorite nba team, the chicago bulls. >> we may never have seen him switch hands in midair against the lakers, or drop 63 in the garden, or gut it out in the flu game or hit the shot three different times over georgetown and russell. >> reporter: others included deniro, but at the time president poked fun. >> we got some great actors here. space jam. airplane. >> reporter: through the laughter and reflections, you could tell jordan was honored. the same one bestowed upon his coach dean smith three years ago. >> michael jordan is the michael jordan of greatness. he's the definition of somebody

>> reporter: jordan declined to speak to the press after the event, but really didn't need to say a thing. his face told the whole story. a smile he couldn't get rid of. jeff gravley, wral sport it is white house. >> jordan's school is spending thanksgiving week in hawaii. north carolina opened up the maui classic. hicks slammed home a game high the 22 tonight they continue on to face ohio state. and the hurricanes four- game winning streak is the highest of the season, and doubles their win total of the year, winning on the 3 of the first 13 games, and start the day with 7. in toronto, now 1-0 in the first when there's a tussle at the net, and then the goal. toronto on a power play, but

scoring. short handed break away for the go ahead goal to make it five straight now for the canes as carolina wins at toronto 2-1. >> >. all right. >> yeah, when you double the win total during a home stand, not bad. >> that's impressive. >> thank you ken. a world war ii pilot reconnected with an important part of his past. still to come we show you that special moment. if you're headed overseas for the holidays, be on alert, the travel warning for us out tonight about the deadly

wral news on fox 50 with lynda loveland, gerald owens, and meteorologist mike maze. >. tomorrow morning the tennessee governor will visit a chattanooga elementary school dealing with the loss of five students two days after a here's new details about the circumstances surrounding the crash. >> the school bus flipped off the roadway, it's occupied with children. they believe there's ejections. >> reporter: the school bus packed with children, slamming into a telephone pole and wrapped around a tree. >> all i could hear was kids screaming. i mean they was screaming. >> reporter: according to the children's elementary school, four girls and a boy were killed in the crash. three in 4th grade, one in 1st

>> i couldn't imagine to drop my kids at the bus stop and not see them again. >> reporter: other children taken to the hospital, still in their school uniforms. >> >. because of their age many couldn't spell their names, know their birth dates, or even their parents names. several said mama when asked what their name was. >> reporter: police arrested the driver, in his bus driver accident. in september he was involved in a minor bus crash, no one was hurt in that incident. now walker is charged with five counts of vehicle homicide, reckless endangerment and reckless driving. >> he wasn't paying attention and going real fast. >> reporter: as the investigation continues into what caused the deadly crash, the community grieves. >> the most unnatural thing in the world is for a parent to

there are no words to bring comfort to a mother or a father. >> the suspect worked for a contract transportation company called durham school services. overall the company has a good record for one its size, but the company's buses have been involved this 17 crashes in tennessee this year. the situation in aleppo is being with bombings killing dozens of people. 141 civilians have died so far, including 18 children. the united nations believes between 250 and 300,000 people are trapped in the area, and aid hadn't reached the part of still held by rebels since july. police say an explosive package found at a philadelphia apartment. meant to injure people. a 62-year-old man was injured after opening the box this

medicine inside. it's not clear who sent the package or why. surveillance video shows a brave smash and grabbing at a jewelry -- grab at a jewelry store in new york city. the men calmly walk in, and one ordered employees to hit the floor and the other smashed the glass to steal watches. one day after an off the record meeting with the media the president-elect met with reporters at the new york times. donald trump tweeted he'd cancel the meeting earlier today after the paper changed the condition, but the paper responded saying they didn't change the ground rules at all. some reporters said they discussed his decision about not pursuing a case against his rival hillary clinton, and talked about potential

and government. meetings over the past two days come amid concern it is media will have during trump's presidency. and a retired schoolteacher who served on the board passed away last week. the man behind the music of the billy graham crusades was remembered in song today [ singing ] >> a crowd gathered at calvary church to remember cliff barrows, graham's musical director for decades. he planned the service and said he wanted quote less talking and lots of singing. graham was unable to attend the service, but his daughter was there. barrows was buried this afternoon at the billy graham library in charlotte. a world war ii pilot is in north carolina to celebrate the

>> and he's reconnecting with an important part of his past. >> reporter: it was like saying hello to an old friend for the 93-year-old when the world war ii plane touched down. >> at the time we were flying the airplane, the airplane was your main support. >> reporter: he flew a plane just like this one during the war stationed in india. >> as the war was going on, they found the airplane really good job finding enemy positions, so it was a ground attack airplane as well. >> reporter: he's visiting family in cary for thanksgiving, and a friend of the family set this up for the vet who usually spends the holiday at home with the kids. >> we specialize in war birds. >> reporter: planes like this p-

this, not only are they apart of making this veteran's day, but happy to keep his story and other veterans alive for years to come. >> it's what allows us to be here. >> reporter: even if it takes a little digging to bring the stories out. >> it's been so long ago i have to start scratching my memory to remember what happened 75 years old. >> reporter: but thanks to his role as his group's head photographer during the war, he still has hundreds of pictures times, and after today he'll have a few more to add to the collection. >> he was very appreciative and happy to share the moment with his family. one other note, there were about 15,000p-52 planes built in the war, but there's only 12 left. >> it's a beauty. one woman is turning children into superheroes.

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when you're young you should worry about playing outside and with your toys, not disease and disability. >> but one small business owner is turning sick children into superheroes, one cape at a home. >> hmm, what color should we use next? >> reporter: it seems like nothing ease it is suspense for liam fields or his mom reading the book can conquer a special delivery, but before the here. >> this is the world headquarters. >> reporter: meet robin, a small business owner makes a difference one cape at a time. >> we really want the kids to know that this cape is actually more of a symbol that they're part of a squad, so we call it the tiny superheroes squad. >> reporter: it's robin's baby, and no small feat. the mother of two started it as a side venture four years ago working as a software engineer,

>> the fact we can make something that brings families this tangible source of courage and hope is priceless. it's been by far the most challenging thing i've done, and also the most rewarding. >> reporter: robin's feature went up, up and away after being featured on the today show. >> we had 400 orders that day. i had to quit my job and make it work or quit so we have three sizes, four colors. >> reporter: robin took a leap of faith and made the capes her crusade. she applied for a grant and got it, and now 50 capes a week fly out of her office to kids in 16 different countries. >> in a 400 square foot office which is an upgrade from my basement we're doing well, so i always think about it and go one cape at a time. >> reporter: and when the capes

in a box to the newest superhero. >> it brightens their day and gives them something else to think about besides therapy or going to the doctor. >> reporter: robin found out long ago a seam stress can't cure the diseases, but it brings hope. >> something taking their time out of the their day to make something special for them is pretty great. >> great story. >> he loves that the smile on his face is priceless. wow, those capes cost about $30 apiece. certainly worth it. >> absolutely. very affordable. the holidays will be especially difficult for those impacted by hurricane matthew. >> how they're bringing cheer to the youngest victims. >. and check out hurricane otto in the caribbean making

z26u2z zi0z y26u2y yi0y mike maze on wral weather, the most experienced team of meteorologists in north carolina. a travel alert in effect for americans planning to be in europe for the holidays. there's an increased risk of terror activity. >> reporter: the obama administration issued a travel

in it the state department says there's credible information that isis and al qaeda are planning terror attacks throughout the continent, and us citizens are being warned of a heightened risk of attack over the holiday season. >> they should stay informed and stay safe. >> reporter: the alert asks americans in europe to exercise special portions of large holiday events and urges them to remain vigilant when visiting places tourists sites and public atlantic port. >> terrorist have proven in the pace of use were a -- past of using a variety of lethal means to hurt, kill, and damage innocent people and property. >> reporter: extremist carried out deadly attacks in france, germany and belgium this year. several people were arrested over the weekend in suspicion

the exact target is unknown, but it happened days before the opening of after famous christmas market that was the suability of a failed -- subject of a failed terror plot 16 years ago. a special delivery today for the fayetteville regional airport. here it is. yes, that's santa! popping his head out of c-130. the toys for tots foundation delivered precious cargo. thousands of toys and children in eastern carolina effected by hurricane matthew. >> some of these families are not going to be in their homes, still living in hotels or shelters. the fact that they may get toys or gifts coming that probably wouldn't have happened if not for the toys for tots foundation or the salvation army, i'm sure it will be a little brighter that morning. >> i'm sure it will. volunteers and workers will sort out the submissions in the coming weeks and deliver them

last year toys for tots delivered 18 million toys across the country. >> what a wonderful organization. putting smiles on childrens faces as long as i can remember. >> so many ties, and coming at a -- gifts, and coming at a great time. >> makes you feel good. well, cold weather here, but no snow, but how about the cold and the snow up in the northeast? want to take a look? >> not really [ laughter ] >> and you'll be happy you're here. take a look at from a winter storm. more than two feet of snow. people have the blowers out today to clear yards and driveways. plows took care of the roads, but it's very, very early in the season, and they could have so much more to come. boy, can you imagine december, january, february? i'm glad we live in north carolina. let's take a look at weather desk top, and check out the satellite picture t tropics, hopefully get through everything.

and there's several trough, one offshore, one in the nation's mid section, and one out west, and the problem with the ones lately they don't dip far enough south to pull up moisture to feed the fronts that come in. this one is making its way to the east to develop some rain and snow up north, but getting closer to us it flattens out, and won't have the moisture to produce a lot of rain in north carolina. this is the one on thursday, and this is the one moving through friday. finally clearing it out for the holiday weekend. but we see looks like there will be a change in the upper level weekend pattern next week, and may be more conducive to produce rain in the eastern part of country. this is the precipitation trend next week, talking about wetter than normal conditions. everywhere we see green, 30 percent chance of wetter than normal weather. this shade of green is greater than 40 percent in north carolina. that's next week, and this year

with the change in the upper level wind pattern we may see a better opportunity of seeing frontings come in with more moisture, and that's good news, and the temperature trend in the same period of time calls for above normal temperatures, so if you like it on the milder side that may be the case next week too. talking about a 30 percent chance, 40 percent chance, and for us about a 50/50 shot of temperatures warmer than normal, and to the north about a 60 percent chance. so warmer and wetter perhaps next week. we'll see how this whole if it pans out. back to the tropics and now looking at hurricane otto. 7th high pressure of the season, 15th -- hurricane of the season, 15th named storm. not a strong storm. top winds at 75 miles per hour. parts of south america coastline have a watch in effect. we showed this last night, and the path and intensities haven't changed a lot.

tropical storm with top winds at 70 miles per hour that night, and still a tropical storm, top winds at 45 miles per hour, and then continuing to head off to the west and weakens into a tropical depression by sunday at 7:00 p.m. so it will be interesting to watch that. and now advancing to the seven- day forecast. tomorrow's high 58. 67 thanksgiving day with a small chance of rain first part of day. friday variably cloudy, and if you're going out shopping and getting up early not going to be that cold. notice after tonight's 31 it's not that cold overnight, until sunday morning. no 20s to tell you about. so you might be able to put away the gloves and hats, and break out the shorings for friday. >> you know somebody will. >> somebody will be wearing shorts at the game. >. earlier in the newscast we told you about the select group that received the presidential medal of freedom today.

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inside the post. >> reporter: the thing about thanksgiving at fort bragg i really like, i remember being an officer serving the soldiers, that's what this is about new, make -- now, making sure the soldiers are taken care of. this meal is a family affair seeing how the officers are served by senior officers and noncommissioned officers is noticed by everyone. >> it's humbling and amazing that they do it for the soldiers. really. i they do a lot of hard work and to have them actually step down and serve them, that's amazing. very humbling and it's the whole meaning of thanksgiving. >> reporter: this whole meal is about service, nothing but the best from the 400 pounds of roasted and deep fried turkeys to the steamed crabs with corn on the cob. the cooks have been ready all night getting ready for the meal, and it's also a competition for brags rights at bragg. their dining hall is number one

hope to become number one in the army. so you have to love the meal and the hats as well. part of tradition here at fort bragg, the officers serving the soldiers during thanksgiving. at fort bragg, gilbert bays, wral news. rehearsal continued today in new york for the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. broadway stars, celebrities, and dance troupes their programs in the square. you can catch the parade here thursday at 9:00, and if you missed raleigh's christmas parade watch it again christmas eve or christmas day. you can also watch it at noon christmas day. as we told you earlier the presidential medal of freedom was handed down at the white house today, and many of the honorees took part in a mannequin challenge before the

twitter page. look see all the celebrities posing. earlier ellen tweeted she wasn't allowed in the white house at first because she forgot her i. d. that's some high powered folks. >> it sure is. >> that's the closest we'll ever get to inside the white house too. sneak peek inside there. look at that. >> most famous mannequin challenge so far. >> that's pretty cool! that's impressive! she! that's pretty cool. thanks for joining us, and for weather and traffic every ten minutes watch the morning news on wral starting at 4:30.

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