with large police response. they had a canine team and detective teams that were spotted to the area. this is being investigated as an alleged kidnapping. the woman involved was being hold and said she voluntarily worked with a gentlemen who was driving the vehicle you see and got here to fox hall road and was being held against her will. the police are trying to put it together. again it was closed if are four hours. as for exactly what happened, back to you. >> thank you, tony. right now president obama is taking the stage at an event in prince georges county for a speech that the white house said will set the record straight

about his controversial health care law that goes into effect in less than a week. this is happening in a packed novak fieldhouse in prince georges college. >> october 1st, tuesday, the health insurance market places are going to be open and that means and sign up for insurance on one of the exchanges. there is a lot of confusion about who is eligible. how is it going to happen? how will it affect people? what will it cost. president barack obama is speaking here. he is explaining the affordable care act. take a look here inside the packed novak fieldhouse. you can see that he just started to speak a short time ago before a full house there. he is going to be breaking it down. the president will be speaking

in simple language, explaining the care act and how it will affect the middle class. the president is going to tell people what to expect when they go online to enroll. he is going to discuss what the affordable care act means if are people who have insurance. take a look at this video as hundreds waited for hours to get a chance to get inside and get a seat and listen to the president's speech. among them, a student who is currently uninsured and eager to hear what the president has to say. >> my job didn't offer me insurance because i was part-time and i couldn't get insurance from medicare or medicaid because i had a job. i was stuck. >> watson said she had to seek medical care and ended up with a $500 bill that she had

difficulty paying. as far as the speech itself, the president began to speak a short time ago and prince george's county bureau chief will have all the details later on this evening. news 4, barbara, back to you. >> thank you, megan. we are carrying the president's speech from start to end on our website streamed live from your computer on nbc washington.com or your smart phone or tablet with the mobile ap. watch for more coverage on news 4 at 4:00. >> new details about a deadly police shooting. the police department released the findings of the internal investigation of the taft sellers shooting. they said all seven officers have been clear and back on the job. the officers fired more than 30 rounds back in february even though sellers did not fire any shots. the officers acted in self defense.

going to take a look outside with clouds and plu out there too. a nice day. let's find out what the rest of the day will be like. the midday. tom? >> a lot of cloudiness with a live view from the city camera. now we have another view from our prince george's county camera overlooking the totome action river. cloudiness past 11:00 on this thursday morning. the 26th day of september. temperatures warming up now that we get the sunshine breaking up in the mid- to upper 60s around the immediate metro area. in the rural areas in the mid 60s, easton on the eastern shore up to 72. elsewhere is low to mid 60s. into the mountains. we will have increasing sunshine

as we get into the afternoon hours and we will warm up nicely. we will also look at the friday and your weekend seven-day outlook. that will be coming in just a

>> we go to melissa at the live desk with what doctors are saying about the upcoming flu season. >>a i big event just wrapped up and they are encouraging everyone to get vaccinated. six months to the elderly, everyone should be getting a shot. more choice when is it comes to getting a vaccine. that new option attacks four different strains of flu instead of three. 161 children died from flu last year, more elderly than ever.

they don't recommend the shot or the miss, just get it. >> thanks, melissa. let's get answers about the weather out there. let's see what we can expect for the rest of the day? . any rain in the forecast? we are looking at the sky and we do see clouds. there have been clouds around all morning long. he can tell us if those clouds can bring rain. we need it and don't really want it. >> we want to keep this gorgeous pattern going for outdoor activities, that's for sure. no rain. we did have a few scattered sprinkles this morning. temperatures around the region are beginning to recover nicely. as we take a look at this gorgeous photo sent in of the sunset last evening, it was manage 95 cent. the clouds were in the right position and had beautiful color. this was on n brbcwashington.co and on twitter.

we love to see you share your photos. a lost leaves are starring to turn a little bit, but they go crispy brown and falloff because it has been so dry. what does that mean if for the fall color? is it if the pattern continues, we could have not as vivid of a fall color boy the end of october. usually around halloween that we have our peak color around the immediate area. a little bit of color on the mountains, but nothing locally as you see here in this view from our storm team 4 sky watcher camera. it is mostly grown in the urban forest around washington. nice breaks in the clouds off to the west. quite a bit of sunshine showing up and there is the sky over the washington monument now. temperatures are in the upper 60s in washington and initial airport. dew point at 53. you have a normal easterly breeze and we are going have this sunshine continuing through the afternoon.

this is what's happening this morning. you can see the cloud cover is breaking up nicely now. and our temperatures are into the 60s across most of maryland into virginia and west virginia. a few spots hit the low 70s and out through north central virginia around the metro area. highs reaching the mid 70s which is about the average high for this time of year. that will be the story around the metro area. 35r9ly clou ll ll lly cloudy wi. as we head through fall and through the end of november, the highs are down to the low 50s. we do have that cooling quickly moving in at least on average over the next 60 days. this afternoon the temperature is showing the average high is what we will be getting. by this evening under a clearing

sky, back down to the mid 60s by midnight. we will be cool by dawn tomorrow. we should be down into the mid 50s starting off friday morning. friday afternoon highs reaching the mid-70s and mostly sunny and then on saturday mt. morning should be into the mid 50s and highs on saturday, the upper 70s. great weather for the high school football games. high school and college games on saturday. beautiful weather. sunday should be mostly sunny. another great day for outdoor activities. afternoon highs reaching the upper 70s on sunday. back to work and school. the outlook into next week monday, tuesday, and wednesday. highs near 80 and morning lows near 60. no chance of rain for the next seven days. the dry pattern will be continuing. you can follow on social media. there the locations and the way to find it.

if you are away from your tv, you can be near the weather. our storm team 4 weather ap, you can download it and find it as well as itunes store. stay in touch 24-7 with the storm team 4 weather ap. that's the way it looks. >> tom, thank you. today we are learning a government shut down next week may actual low not happen. deputy political editor joins us to talk about that. where do we stand? >> it's messy. we don't know what the path is going to be, but the indications are they are trying to find a way out of this. they are trying to -- whether it's a one-week resolution or a one-month or two months to pass the shut down, house republicans don't want to shut down. they are feeling like the better fight will be on the debt ceiling. >> it looked like they were going to stand their ground and make the government shut down if

we did not get rid of obama care. >> it's hard to read where people are. we have seen a little bit of a thaw on this. house speaker john boehner thought all along they would at least push this measure through and they got passed in the house. the senate would probably reject it and then he can say look, we tried and gave it our best shot, but this is the political reality. let's try something else. >> as the government cools off, what are you hearing about the debt ceiling? >> they are trying to attache lot of different measures that could be sweeteners to jump on board and say let's put something in the debt ceiling, agenda items and make the white house come back and at least pick up some of that in order to raise the debt ceiling. the white house and president obama saying not negotiating. >> the administration pulled out

a press to push ahead with the whole obama care thing. going into effect in the next week. >> the way the white house sees this, tuesday is not the end of something. it's the beginning of what they see as a six-month process to assess whether or not health care exchanges and the systems in the states are working or not. what they can fix. the problem is the plit dal climate is not conducive to let's fix what works. every little thing that does go wrong will be highlighted and cherry picked and driven home by republicans. >> let's talk about the political race locally. we had the debate last night between the candidates for governor and virginia. how did that go? >> interesting moderated by my boss who did a fantastic job. i hope he is listening.

it was great to watch. they are so starkly different on the issues. we have been saying for a long time that nobody really is totally engendered to either of the candidates, but when you look at them on policy, it's really fascinating to see just how wide the gap is on guns in particular. for terry mcauliffe it shows how far they have come. to feel like a democratic nominee feels like he can stand on stage and say that he's for an assault weapons ban and universal background checks and ammunition limits, that's a major change. 54% are in favor of same-sex marriage, president obama winning the state twice in a row, really interesting to see how different the state is even from 2004. >> anybody declaring a winner? is. >> those are tricky and tough to see who won. the wisdom on this is that because ken cuccinelli had been

down and is down in the polling, he needed something to show a change. some kind of game changer. there wasn't and if that's the case, terry mcauliffe still comes out ahead. >> i see. we will continue to watch all of this and for more from the political team, check out first read on nbc news.com. >> why george zimmerman's wife said her husband changed since the trayvon martin trial and questions his innocence. how some comments on twitter led to the arrest of a popular d.c. comedian. there were water problems on warder street, but the water

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possible diagnosis for a problem many of you deal with on a daily basis. lower back and leg pain. here to talk about this type of condition and it is something that a lot of people complain about. we heard the name and people say i have that siattica. >> the siattic nerve originates in the lower back. that nerve works through the hip and down towards your foot. when that nerve becomes entrapped or irritated in the lower back and hip, that produces siattica. >> what would cause that? >> a number of things that can cause it, but a lot of symptoms associated liked aiating pain. the thing is it to be constant or intermittent. tingling and burping and numbness can be felt whether you are sitting or standing for too long. anything that irritates the nerve can produce it down to your foot. >>. >> i think i and other woman who experienced pregnancy have gone

through this siattica nerve problem. who else gets it? you don't have to be pregnant. >> you don't. the thing to remember about siattica is deskren rative. it takes a while to develop the symptoms. lots of times we know what we are seeing are people who sit or travel often are more susceptible. >> how can it be diagnosed. if you think you might have it or something else is causing pain, how do you go et it diagnosed? >> determine the cause of your symptoms. a thorough exam like a chiropractic or orthopedic or neurological exam can confirm the diagnosis. an mri is helpful, but it's something you want to see your doctor about. >> what is the doctor looking for when he examines you to find out if it's that? >> tests can be done to

reproduce that. if someone has siattica, they never have it when they come to the office. it's my job to reproduce the symptoms. a series of exams that we do and stretches and reflexes and things of that nature will confirm the diagnosis. >> can you secure yourself through exercises or anything? >> that's a great question. the best thing to do is stay on the front side of things. try to monitor your weight and avoid prolonged sitting. keep your core strong will prevent the problem from developing down the road. unfortunately the longer you have these symptoms, the fewer treatment options you have. it's best to see your doctor. >> do you see this a lot? >> a lot. a lot more than you think and people who work in offices and moms that are expected. we even see it in kids from overuse. >> it's mainly from sitting. >> a lot of times and with posture in prolonged sitting.

>> how am i doing? >> i checked it when you sat down and you looked pretty good there. you want to make sure your spine stays erect and make sure when you are sitting for a while to have good lower back support and your feet are flat on the floor to promote good posture. >> most of us tend to slump. >> we are seeing a lot of kids nowadays slumping because a lot of projects involve time at the computer. we have to be careful. >> thanks for talking about it and we will have it checked out. >> in other news, shelly zimmerman said her husband changed since the jury acquitted changed since the jury acquitted him in the

i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. . at the live desk, i want to

update you on what president obama is saying now now at prince georges community college talking a lot about obama care saying he wants to set the record straight. obama care is scheduled to go into effect next week. he talked a lot in the past 25 minutes about cost, saying that with any product launch like this, there should be flitches and that is expected. he heard stories about how obama care won't work and they are not based on fact. costs are coming in far lower than expected. he went on to say don't take my word for it. go to health care.gov and look at the prices saying i bet you will sign up. quoting that number we saw earlier this week. $328 average per person per month for health care. that varies greatly state by state. news 4. >> thank you, melissa. shelly zimmerman said her husband

changed since the jury acquitted him in the case of trayvon martin and she is conflicted that he acted in self defense the night that martin was killed? >> are do you have doubt of his innocence at least the fact that he was acting in self defense on the night that trayvon martin was killed? >> are anyone would doubt that innocence because i don't know the person that i have been married to. >> since the trial shelly zimmerman said her husband treated her like she is disposable. earlier the two were involved in a fight at her florida home. she has been unable to serve him with divorce papers because she doesn't know where he is. a popular comedian at a d.c. jail over accusations he punched a reporter in the face. he was performing at a d.c. nightclub playing at a contest they are having. last night he approached daily beast reporter josh roggin over

tweets that roggin sent out about his performance. he punched roggin several times. roggin tweeted about it saying he just punched me in the face and then they were calling the police and that he had been arrested. roggin thanked his twitter followers for their support. checking in again with meteorologist tom for a check on the weather. he's inside. it's nice out there. still on the chilly side though. >> it is warming up nicely. here in the weather center, the weather center beginning to hit the mid-and upper 60s into the comfort zone. there is a live view from the fairfax county camera overlooking rest in towne centre. the sky is partly sunny there now. it is an awesome autumn morning under way after a cool start.

temperatures around the metro area into the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. right near the bay waters in the mid 60s. low to mid 60s shenandoah valley with much of virginia and western maryland. these are highs expected to be hitting the mid 70s near the bay. highs should be reaching near 70. parts of nowhere virginia may hit mid-and upper 70s and into the mountains and highs and low 70s by mid-afternoon. now as we look at the storm team four four-day forecast after this gorgeous day, we will clear out. the temperatures are not this chilly as we have seen. it will be into the mid 50s on friday and during the daya friday. we should be making it into the mid 70s on friday afternoon. into saturday temperatures into the upper 70s. spectacular weather all the way through the weekend. keep it in mind for your plans for the weekend. sunday looks awesome as well

with highs in the upper 70s. first part of next week through tuesday and wednesday, each afternoon temperatures up around 80 with morning lows near 60. that's the way it looks. we will be back with another update. >> thank you, tom. navy yard employees trying to get over the mass shooting are getting a unique source of comfort. hope dogs are meeting workers. these pictures are from a visit they made to the navy yard yesterday after a prayer service. hope dogs are part of an animal-assisted response team that uses dogs to help people cope with traumatic events. you have a couple hours to help the victims of survivors. they are auctioning off the jerseys they wore the day after the tragedy. you can bid on 41 jerseys. so far they have raised early in $37,000. strausburg's jersey got the most

bids, harper's is expecting the most money at more than $5,000. the auction ends at 8:00 tonight. it goes to the tragedy assistance program for survivors. we are seeing disturbing video this morning of shooter aaron alexis roaming the halls of building 197 armed with that shotgun. check it out. it was's leased by the fbi with an update on the investigation. agents found clues in a backpack he left in the bathroom to why he may have killed 12 people. they found electronic files that suggested alexis believed he was being controlled by low frequency electromagnetic waves. he believed he had been subjected to them for three months. he indicated that he was prepared to die during the attack. we now know the name of a woman killed yesterday in a fire in a senior high-rise. 63 yore old debra lee died when

flame ripped through the ninth floor of leisure world. fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire. damage is estimated at around $150,000. four more raves have been made connected to a wood bridge teen's murder. four 16-year-olds who are friends with kenny diaz are being charmed with attempted robbery. diaz was with the when they went to rob samuels. it was pay back for her robbing one of her friends. that's what is being said. police believe that sparked a series of events that led to samuels and seven others abducting diaz and stabbing him in a county park. a viewing will be held this afternoon for diaz. his funeral is set for tomorrow. right now a diplomat is in the hospital after getting hit boy a car in northwest washington. he was riding his bicycle when

he was hit at the intersection of 36th and garfield streets. secret service police are investigating. first time cherwood will be at the wilson building when mayor gray will be his pick to the city's next c, fo. the mayor is choosing this man. he is the c if, o of phoenix right now. if they confirm him, he will succeed gandhi. he held that post for more than a decade now. the cfo in charge of overseeing the district's $11 billion budget. our time is 11:36. nissan drivers listen up. why they could be recalling your car. reliving the life of rock 'n' roll legends. ♪ broadway musical is in town that

captures the story of four big names. one of the stars will join us here next on news 4 midday. here next on news 4 midday. thank you.

i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offended by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants to make all abortion illegal ... ... even in cases of rape and incest. ... even to protect a woman's health. i want a governor who's focused on schools and creating jobs, not someone who wants to do my job. who's ken cuccinelli to interfere in the lives of women across virginia?

>> because of his battle with park upson's disease, he has been absent, but the former family ties star is back as a family man and tv news anchor. we talked to fox about his come back. >> mom, garlic bread. hit me. don't hit him. >> like the character he plays, michael j. fox's decision to go back to work was not his alone. >> to what extent is this imitating in family wanting to get out of the house? >> don't let the door hit you in the butt on the way out. we have been waiting for this. >> set the table! >> it's a sign how they adjudge

sufted to with parkinson's disease. something reflected about a news anchor with the condition. >> for prove that is a opinion with a disability that has absorbed it into their lives as most people do. >> can i get your autograph. my receive has alzheimer's. >> i have parkinson's. >> either way. >> it's one element. >> i have perspective that people have not thought of because they don't deal with it and have people laugh at it and they get it. >> partaking this on is a big commitment for anybody, but how is it different? >>. >> i don't waste as much time running around. it takes a lot of energy. it's a great experience. i'm loving it. i can't believe that i still get to do this. >> fox was not loving the interview couch. >> i feel like i'm on the view. >> easy laughs from a familiar

face. >> too many pillows. >> four of the biggest names in music inspire a broadway hit playing at the kennedy center. million dollar quartet inspired by rock 'n' roll ledgents by elvis presley, johnny cash and karl perkins. we have the man who plays johnny cash. you look like him? >> i'm dressing in character today. >> nice to have you with us to tell us about the play. this is a big one. >> it's our opening night and we started performances on tuesday night. >> there still tickets available. >> that takes place on december 4th, 1956. the person widely regarded as the father of rock 'n' roll discovered the four icons. it was supposed to be a

recording session. jerry lewis had been hire and not made any records. he wasn't a big maim and invited johnny cash to come by. elvis was talking to him about royalties and what happened was the greatest jam session in rock 'n' roll history. >> this is a true story. >> yeah. >> what a party that must have been. >> are can you imagine that happening today with four icons of music all being in the same room and being able to play should they would be on the phones with press agents and all that stuff. >> we want to hear a sample of what you will be doing on the stage. >> all right. >> you can have the stage by yourself. ♪ i hear the train a coming ♪ it's rolling around the bend ♪ sthoet ♪ i ain't seen the sunshine since i don't know when ♪ ♪ i'm stuck in folsom prison ♪ and time keeps dragging on

♪ but that train keeps a rolling on down to san an tone ♪ ♪ when i was just a baby my mama sold me son ♪ ♪ always be a good boy ♪ don't ever play with guns ♪ i shot a man in reno just to watch him die ♪ ♪ when i hear that whistle blowing ♪ ♪ i hang my head and cry >> wow. i don't have to ask you ho you they selected you for the role. >> a long process of auditions and call backs and i was working in a theater in pennsylvania and kept taking trains back and forth. >> anybody told you that you sound like johnny cash? >> not technically. i'm an actor first and do more

traditional music and i played guitar and loved johnny cash and started singing his music on my own. >> what do you think about the other characters that are playing big name musicians. whose music we would recognize? >> this is the type of thing where we are all fans of the icons and the music as well. we are not just people doing a job. we all really love this show. we love the people we are playing. tyler hunter plays elvis and takes part in the elvis tribute contest all over the place. the closest thing you will see to the real thing. >> a lot of you are playing that guitar. >> i have been playing about 15 years. >> long enough to learn to play the cords. >> long enough to play like johnny cash. >> let me tell everybody, you can see it now through october

6th at the kennedy center's eisenhower theater. it looks like a great show. >> thank you very much for coming. >> the auto maker recalling almost one million as stocks just barely hit a positive look this morning. we will check in with courtney reagan with that and the rest of the day's business headlines. courtney? >> good morning. now at least breaking a-day losing streak. they are off session highs. at one point the dow was up more than 113 points. the blue chip index was up 48. wall street is watching washington down in your neck of the woods. feeling slightly better about the senate's move to stave off a shut down. separately according to the national association of realtors, the number of american signing contracts to buy previously owned homes fell in august, maing the third straight month of declines suggesting

that higher rates are holding back potential home buyers. another recall to tell you about. they are recalling nearly 909,000 autos around the globe saying accelerator sensors are caused to stall. the nissan models include the serena minivan, infiniti luxury model and x trail suv and mostly impacts japan, but there some in north america and elsewhere that will be impacted. hertz is adding another model. you can run a tesla sedan. they are joining the dream cars program which it launched this summer. they can get behind the wheel of a ferrari, porsche or aston martin. now you can only rent in los angeles and san francisco. the weather is better for driving there anyway. back to you. >> thanks so much and have a great day. >> it's pretty amazing to see how much further some of our

challenged wednesday's children can progress when they are adopted by loving and caring parents. that's what we are hoping if are for isaiah. a faam low can make a big drves in his life. i met isaiah and his school. >> spelling out his name may not seem like a great accomplishment, but a year ago, he couldn't do this. a lot of other things he is able to do now. isaiah is diagnosed with autism and until he was taught how to communicate, no one knew how capable he was. >> last year he was not able to recognize the letters in his name, but with repetition. >> kelly is his on one aid at school. at the board he showed how he can move stars separating them by color. his teacher had isaiah show off the other skills he learned

since being at the special school. >> good job! >> the school has an outdoor classroom with chickens and a grown house for the students to help to plant and harvest flowers and vegetables. it's one of isaiah's favorite places to learn. >> pick it up. good job! >> he picks tomatoes and makes him laugh when he pulls the green ones by mistake. he loved picking the different kinds of basil. outside the green house, he separated all the things he had harvested. >> good! >> he does let you know how he's feeling. he will let you know through sounds and hold your hand and lead you somewhere. >> adrian is the recruiter who has been working to find a forever home. she said while he is learning lots of things at school, he could benefit from a family to love him. >> when you have a child who is

nonverbal, they need that family support to speak for him and speak towards what he may need as he goes along. i think every child loves to be loved and feel like they had this group of people who are rooting for them. >> isaiah has a cheering squad at school. it would be nice to have to go home to. >> may i shake your hand? >> are if you have room in your home and heart for isaiah or another child who is waiting, call our hotline. you can search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. all night street party. a tribute to old school hip hop and new artists. a look thea the weekend scene am category up next and will this weather continue for the weekend? tom will be back with that

. >> from music to paintings, art is the theme of the weekend scene. we will have highlights. welcome. >> hi, barbara. >> let's start with art all night. that will be in the neighborhood this weekend some. >> on saturday night which is a great time to visit. 12 venues this that neighborhood are going to open up and have exhibits and everything from d.j.s to burr link link dancers. it will be a school space that is being renovated. it will be like central zone for all of the art. >> from 7:00 to 3:00 a.m. >> it's not art all night, but it's a lot of fun. >> let's move on to the rock the bells festival.

you say it's perfect for hip hop fans? >> this is one of my favorite festivals. it's on saturday and sunday and returns to washington for the first time in four years. it's going to bring the combination of rappers and the new guys and also some of the old school guys like krs 1 and everybody will be playing on sunday. >> emerge art fair. >> it's not going to be this weekend. it kicks off on aukd 3rd with a lot of art. it has been going on for a few years and it's a great party. one of the things they do is you can see it's interesting. they sit around a hotel. >> are they real people? >> they are not real people. they are sculptures. it is around the capital sky line hotel.

it feels like you are wandering around in a pool. it's fun and it will continue for several days next week and it will be $15. >> where again? is. >> the capital skyline in southwest washington. october 3rd. >> for more ideas on the weekend, logon to nbcwashington.c nbcwashington.com. >> a road eroding in rock creek park. it could spell big traffic problems. we will tell you all about that and a movie about the beltway snipers from the perexpect they have we come from the filmmakers involved in this. this is a controversial project and should be interesting to hear about later today on news 4. time for a final check on the forecast. tom is here. >> gorgeous day and can you stand another day like we have

been having. it keeps on coming. later today we will will hid the mid 70s. near 70 right in washington in the comfort zone. low humidity and a few clouds floating through in a blue sky and delightful day under way. we will get them increasing. mostly clear and by dawn down to the mid 50s on friday morning. during the day it's a wonderful autumn day and lots of sunshine and highs into the mid 70s. for the weekend, outdoor plans and things going on as we heard from them as well as a lot of colleges and high school games from friday night as well as saturday. great weather and highs in the upper 70s. sunday outdoor activities should be wonderful. highs in the upper 70s and lots of sunshine. a few more clouds around monday, tuesday, and wednesday. afternoon highs each day near 80. that's the way it looks.

we will see you tomorrow morning. >> thank you. that's our news for midday. we thank you for being with us and invite you to tune in for news at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and 11 upon electric. we will be here tomorrow morning. lots going on that you want to join us for. hope you will plan to be with us then. have a terrific day. enjoy

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