on alert and taking no chances, we're learning about dozens of raids unfolding across the european nation in an effort to prevent a tragedy like paris. >> feeling like mid winter on this monday. with a blustery cold wind. a look at big changes on the way for the thanksgiving week ahead. an american military chopper crashes in overseas. details just coming in. >> and what happened and why? the difficult questions this morning as local high school mourns the loss of a classmate. i'm barbara harrison, news4 midday starts now. i have that update out of belgium where dozens of new

raids were carried outovernight. the operation failed to capture salah abdeslam. 1,000 officers are part of this ongoing manhunt to find him. brussels remains on the highest alert level ever shutting down transportation, shops, schools and more for another day. still at this hour, we're not clear how long this lockdown will last. right now we do know that 21 people were taken into custody overnight. they're being questioned. and we're hearing more arrest warrants are expected to be issued today. >> new video after the terror attacks in paris. you're watching rescue operations at the bataclan concert hall. this was just released by the french interior ministry today. david cameron and francois hollande laid a wreath at that hall today. twitter could help people identify one of the suspects.

police are asking for any information about the man you see in this picture. the french government says he is one of the three suicide bombers who atacked crowds outside the national stadium in the middle of a soccer game. today we learn american air strikes destroyed another 280 isis tankers in syria. just as another country may join the attacks there. british prime minister said this morning that he plans to reach out to parliament for approval to begin air strikes. he met with president hollande in france today. the leaders also said they agreed to cooperate against terrorism by sharing intelligence with each other. cold winds out of the north and west. mostly clear sky, live view, storm team 4 tower camera overlooking northwest washington. off in the distance, montgomery county, just a few clouds popping up. it is cold. the winds gusting around 20 miles per hour. windchills in the 20s. temperatures are climbing now to near 40.

reagan national at 39. had the first freeze of the season there this morning. got down to 32. it's near 40 around chesapeake bay. temperatures off to the north and west in the mid 30s. we'll be hovering in the upper 30s near 40 for another hour or so. you'll need a hat, warm coat, gloves and sunglasses for the rest of the afternoon. barbara. >> thank you, tom. two fires in prince george's county have left several families devastated. a house fire in ft. washington was hard to put out. nobody was home at the house on mariner drive. the house was badly damaged. at 3:00 this morning, flames tore through the roof of an apartment building on riverdale road in new carrolton. nobody hurt there. no word yet on a cause for that fire either. i'm molette green live outside loudoun valley high. six extra brief counselors are

here today to help the students at this school cope with a tough loss. the loudoun county sheriff's department contacted me 30 minutes ago, they will release the student's full name a bit later today. so therefore we are not using the 15-year-old's full name and image until that happens. the young man, this teenager, beloved by so many here, died reportedly speeding away from a traffic stop. >> we all called him wil. some of the kids called him bert. he was fun-loving kid. >> reporter: that makes the loss harder for the school community. a sophomore. a band leader here lost his life in a fiery crash early sunday morning in sterling. >> he loved music. any instrument he could find, he tried to learn to play it. saxophonist in the marching band and jazz band. loved music. learning to play the bass. he wanted to play bass next

year. he was working hard to make great music, too. >> reporter: students who had classes with him say he was a nice person and many wore pink to class today to honor his memory. >> that's part of the process of working through it. >> reporter: there are lessons to be learned from a traffic stop that turned into a fiery deadly crash. just after 12:30 sunday morning in sterling, a deputy spotted the 15-year-old driving without headlights. the driver started to pull over but drove off and when the officer continued with the traffic stop, the driver reportedly sped off, crashing into a parked car which then pushed that car into two other parked vehicles. >> very good drivers ed program here. reality based. we revised the curriculum so kids know the consequences. >> remember the good stuff. you can't dwell on the fact he's gone. you have to keep the memories. he's always with you in

memories. we're blessed to have known him. >> reporter: there was one other person in the car, a 15-year-old girl who was seriously injured and is in the hospital recovering. a school spokesperson tells me she was not a student in the county public school system. we're live this morning, molette green, news 4. a developing story out of south korea where a u.s. military chopper has crashed. we have some new video into the newsroom of the aftermath. two pilots, we're told, died when the apache helicopter crashed this morning. according to military officials, no official cause of the crash has been released. the state newspaper there in korea says the aircraft may have hit power lines or a nearby steel tower. they found a lot of wires in the wreckage. we'll bring you more as we get it in, including the pilots names. barbara? a cross-country trip that

doesn't go according to plan. why a plane had to land and everybody had to get off. and you could help local families in need a thanksgiving meal. one way do it is call our phone bank, they're out there waiting for you right now. $50 can feed an entire family of four. we have more information on how to donate in the nbc washington app. just search food for families.

everyone is safe after southwest airlines says a group of unruly passengers forced them to divert the flight. the plane was heading from indianapolis to los angeles. several passengers did not follow crew instructions and started acting suspiciously. police then escorted at least

four people off the plane in kansas city. the rest of the passengers got off so police dogs could do a search. in new orleans, police are>s

bright sunshine but we have a cold wind. latest wind gusts around 25 minneapolis in the metro area. they've been gusting around 30 miles per hour around the chesapeake bay.

wind gusts are beginning to diminish. right now it feels like around upper 20s to 30 degrees. by 1:00, still feeling like mid 30s. by 5:00 p.m., the feels-like temperature in the upper 30s. winds diminishing by this afternoon. temperatures mid 40s by 4:00, then by 7:00, back down to the upper 30s. thanksgiving travel forecast around the nation, that's coming up in a few minutes. >> feels like winter out there. when it comes to thanksgiving travel, apparently tuesday is the new wednesday. information gathered from the last three years shows traffic can come to a stretching halt on tuesdays. driving between springfield and richmond on the tuesday before turkey day took some people more than 3 1/2 hours versus an hour on wednesday, an hour less than that. the height of the getaway occurred 5:00 p.m. on tuesday in all three years that were studied.

new today, national transportation officials release the top 50 bottleneck areas. three of them are in northern virginia. at number 26, 395, washington boulevard and g.w. parkway, 491 and this time duke street and ed sal road. anthony fox says we are close to passing a highway spending bill. there are still big challenges ahead. >> one reality is that there's a finite amount of resources this congress or any congress can apply to the transportation needs. the other reality is the inconvenient truth that what we might comfortably be able to afford today may not be sufficient for tomorrow's needs. >> the number one spot went to the chicago area, los angeles, a close second. i know it feels like it should have gone to us sometimes. millions getting ready to

take off for thanksgiving. >> the steps the tsa says you could take to make your trip much easier. remember, many local families won't be able to enjoy a big thanksgiving dinner this year, but you can change that. today is our annual food 4 families drive. here's a live look atthe verizon center, one of the places you can donate food or money today. money today. we'll show you how easy

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the airport is going to be a famili fa mi familiar sight for a lot of folks this season. air travel is going up 12% this season. >> kristin wright is live at reagan airport right now. kristin? >> reporter: hey, guys. the tsa does expect this year to be the busiest air travel season ever. and so they talked to us today a while ago, gave us some tips. tomorrow and wednesday they say will be the busiest travel days for thanksgiving, this week. number one tip get to the airport early, as always. tsa laid out a few reminders, hopefully to get us through security faster, like know the rules for carry-on liquids. know what 311 means, also familiarize yourself with what you can and can't bring through security. the tsa website and the app have a search feature called when i

fly can i bring my to help you figure it out. tsa pre-check can be useful. it's an expedited security screening program for low-risk passengers who qualify. it's too late to enroll for thanksgiving, but you can do it in time for december then you don't have to take off your shoes and belt. how early does the tsa say we need to get to the airport this year. >> expect two hours. i've seen people come here three hours in advance. i've seen people come here an hour. you have to know the airport that you're going to. also know how long it might take for you and give yourself some time to buffer. >> reporter: here's another one as far as gifts. the tsa recommends you use detective gift boxes or gift bagged, you can bring a wrapped gift, but they can't see through the machines what it is, they'll unwrap it. there you go.

kristin wright, news 4. dress like kristin, coat, scarf, maybe gloves. no travel problems for the afternoon or evening rush. tomorrow morning all green lights. weather-wise around our region not anything causing any problems. across the nation, don't have any travel problems anywhere. heading out today, flying, driving, the only problem may be in the great lakes, some snow showers there. that may be causing some minor delays. >> thank you. new developments today about the murder of a pastor's pregnant wife. amanda blackburn was shot in the head earlier this month during an apparent home burglary. overnight police arrested a suspect. they found a gun near the home, tested it and connected it to an 18-year-old who they arrested. today the pastor released a

statement saying he hopes the teenager is sorry for his actions. the pastor also said he wants to forgive him. later today, baltimore's state's attorney will speak with students at howard university marilyn mosby gained national fame after wanting to try six police officers in the death of freddie gray. her appearance comes one week before the first of those officers will go to trial. >> today families living in ward 8 can get all the trimmings for a thanksgiving meal for free. those in need can stop by malcolm x elementary in southeast and pick up a turkey. last year volunteers handed out 3,000 turkeys and over 40,000 pounds of fresh vegetables. today we invite you to join us in our annual food 4 families campaign. we're collecting food and money to give a thanksgiving meal to a local family in need.

let's get pat lawson muse on the line with us. she's at the verizon center where donations are piling up. hey, pat. >> reporter: hi, barbara. good morning. behind me is a van full of food this is from medstar georgetown hospital's nurses. here you have bins overflowing with food. it's just wonderful to see such an outpouring. here at verizon center, the generosity of so many is on display and has been on display since 6:00 this morning. all morning the donations have been coming in. the more food we get, the more families we will be able to feed for thanksgiving. this is the ninth year for food 4 families. every year we do this with your help and the help of partners like the magnet nurses of medstar georgetown. barbara and katie are here. you brought quite a collection. did you your canned collection last week and did very well.

>> yes, we collected over 8,400 cans of food. >> all of them are in that van. >> they are. loaded up this morning. >> katie what an outpouring of generosity here. >> yes. >> reporter: and you got a check? >> yes, we did. >> for over $2,200. >> reporter: our director of community affairs is here to receive that check. thank you very much for another year of wonderful partnership. >> our pleasure. thank you. >> reporter: barbara klatt from georgetown university hospital. comcast is also a contributor, our parent company. diana, you also brought a check. every year we see so much generosity on display. it's heartwarming to see how the community opens its arms. >> it is heartwarming. at comcast we know we're a part of the community and know how important it is to give back to the community. we know 5,000 won't put a dent

in the issues of hunger that we have, but we hope it makes someone's thifing ingthanksgivi easier and nicer. we're so thrilled to be here. >> reporter: our volunteers will take your phone calls at 202-885-4949. you can donate online at nbcwashington.com. >> thank you very much. good luck out there. stay warm, pat. >> thank you. i'm trying. what is open and what's not as you plan your thanksgiving and black friday shopping? and why cybermonday may come early this year. news4 midday is on the air no matter where you are. when you're at work or on the go open the nbc washington app and tap watch live tv now

with just few days away from black friday and thanksgiving, many of you are wondering what stores will be open on thanksgiving, on black friday and which stores will be closed. we compiled a list of all those things you need to know, that's posted on our facebook page, on nbcwashington.com. book mark it. it wills necessary as we head into the holidays. >> i'm eun yang, holiday sales are trending on this midday. this just in this morning. walmart says it will start cybermonday sales on sunday. the store says it will lunch 2,000 online-only specials at 8:00 p.m. eastern time, that's up from 500 such deals last year. all right. as nbc gets ready for its production of "the ֍wiz" live, happening on december 3r

big temperature swings here for the next several days. for this monday afternoon highs just into the mid 40s. then up near 50 on tuesday. average high this time of year, mid 50s. wednesday up near the average high. then right on thanksgiving day, we should be well above the average. then on friday, much above, but then right back down below average temperatures on saturday and sunday. four-day forecast, it will be near 50 on tuesday afternoon, mid 50s wednesday with sunshine, and then glorious day on thursday, thanksgiving day. temperatures around 60 degrees. we'll have it in the upper 40s by 9:00 in the morning. then by 5:00 p.m., the mid 50s,

mild temperatures continuing. then as we get towards friday and saturday, just some clouds around, mid 60s on friday. saturday morning a few sprinkles. sun back saturday afternoon and sunday. highs near 50 on the weekend. gas prices are down 11 cents in the last two weeks. they are still falling. the lundberg survey says a strong u.s. dollar and a high oil supply are saving you money as you get ready to travel for the holidays. here's what you're paying in our average. an average gallon costs $2.32 in d.c. in maryland a gallon is $2.11. in virginia, regular unleaded is less than $2, an average of $1.91. in west virginia, you'll pay an average of $2.12. all right. absurd. the strong reaction from one mayor after hearing donald trump tell a story about the september 11th attacks. plus on the defensive. why one redskin player says an

issue off the field might have changed the course of that game. today is the day you can make someone's thanksgiving a wonderful one. it's our food for families drive. just $50 can give a family of four a warm thanksgiving dinner. our phone bank is open. call right now. 202-885-4949.

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is mourning the loss of a teen killed in a fiery crash last night. he was 15 years old. police have not released the team's name yet but staff members and students are remembering him as a beloved band student. 21 people are being questioned in connection to terror threats in brussels now. the city right now also on high alert as 1,000 police officers right now search for a terror suspect related to the paris attacks. donald trump's controversial idea to monitor muslims in the u.s. is shaking things up in washington and on the campaign trail. >> for the latest we go to tracie potts. >> we will not give in to fear. >> reporter: president obama arrived from asia just after midnight s back to washington where even democrats are questioning if he's sending enough troops to syria to fight isis. >> a group of 50 is fine for what they're doing so far. it's not going to solve the problem. >> reporter: republicans can't more boots on the ground.

>> this is not a return to iraq. we're not talking about 100,000 people or 50,000 armed soldiers. >> reporter: the most controversial idea from donald trump, waterboarding, a database to register syrian refugees and monitor muslim mosques in the u.s. >> we have no choice. >> we should monitor anything, mosques, church, school, shopping center where there's a lot of radicalization going on. >> reporter: republican presidential candidates disagree on how far to go. >> should we target mosques and have a database of muslims? absolutely not. >> the idea that we're going to repel an entire group of people on the basis of their religion, it's nonsense. >> reporter: it's far from settled in washington or on the campaign trail. tomorrow marco rubio is rolling out his first national campaign ad focused on isis and the war

on terror. tracie potts, nbc news, sglug more on donald trump's controversial comments. a lot of people are upset about his ans to track syrian refugees. >> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down. i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> the mayor of jersey city said the claims were absurd. right now we have bright sunshine. those winds are a bit blustery, dress accordingly. you won't need an umbrella today, but definitely hat, warm coat, gloves, sunglasses, a scarf. dress like it's mid winter, not mid-november. the latest temperatures now in washington, southern maryland,

generally near 40 degrees. western suburbs, upper 30s. mid 30s in shenandoah valley and out in the mountains. this is more like late december and early january. the latest wind gusts around 20, 25 miles per hour. have been near 30-mile-per-hour gusts around the eastern shore. shenandoah valley around 20 miles per hour. feels like temperature into the afternoon, low to mid 30s. it will be gradually a bit better, by 5:00, mid to upper 30s. that's the feels-like temperature later today. >> thank you, tom. it's cold out there. you can be part of a -- an opportunity to feed a family that's in need this thanksgiving. we invite you to join our annual food for families campaign going on now. one of the ways to help, you can drop off a donation at the verizon center. we'll go there live to check in with pat lawson muse. it is cold. >> reporter: it is cold, but it's for a good cause it takes a whole village to do this for

every year. for nine years, nbc 4 has been feeding thousands of families. and it takes volunteers and helpers. >> thank you very much for your help. you guys have been out here for a while. >> we have. it's for a good cause. >> it certainly is we thank you so much for the time you've given. it takes partners and we have a lot of wonderful partners. washington first donated -- washington first bank donated a lot of the food we have boxed up already. collected and that will be sent to needy families this year. they donated the food by the trucks full. joe bracewell is chair of the board. they have come with checks and a presentation. good to see you again. >> thank you very much. washington first is pleased to partner with nbc 4 for our third year. we collected food at 17 branchs around the metropolitan area. we had partners, adler's

jewelers and sacks 5 avenue. and we also collected cash. we are pleased to presented $12,000 to the nbc 4 food for families program from our employees, directors and customers. thank you very much for allowing us to participate. >> thank you very much for being a partner. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> thank you. >> happy thanksgiving. one of our other great partners is pepco. debbie jarvis is vice president of corporate citizenship. pepco works with us every year. good to see you. former nbc 4 colleague here. it's always good to see that you're working with -- on this project every year. it's so meaningful to the community. >> absolutely. pepco is a great supporter of the community. we believe in it. everyone is our customer. so to be out here again to make this donation of $5,000 for food

4 families is our way of giving back and saying happy thanksgiving to everyone. >> all right. thank you so much. i'll let you give that to ishia. >> here you go. >> we want to feed thousands of families. we are need your donations. call 202-885-4949 or donate online at nbcwashington.com. every dollar counts. every turkey will make it to the table of a needy family. back to you. >> that's wonderful. thank you very much. gone in the blink of an eye. the local holiday tradition that's already sold out. we're back in 60 seconds.

welcome back. a redskins team leader thinks the referees are partially to blame for the weekend loss. the skins were not able to break the pan shthers undefeated reco. jason hatcher feels certain

calls didn't go in the redskins favor because of the team's name. >> we are fight against teams and the referee. i don't know if it's about the name or what. at the end of the day, don't worry about the name. we are players and work our butts off. i'm frustrated with it. we shouldn't have to be punished for that. >> the redskins also had five turnovers and didn't give themselves much of a chance. the team hasn't won a single road game this year. big bucks or december disappointment? how much you can expect to spend this holiday

lots of sun into the mid 40s. tomorrow, up around 50 degrees. average high is in the mid 50s. bright and sunny, good travel weather on tuesday. wednesday, great travel day. sunshine, afternoon highs in the metro area should make it into the mid 50s wednesday afternoon. >> thank you, tom. new at midday, the numbers on how holiday shopping is shaping up this year. a new holiday shopping spending forecast came out less than an hour ago. two consumer groups say spending is expected to go up by 2.5% to 3% this year. however they say that number could be higher with nearly 40% of people planning to spend less this year. they also asked people about their financial confidence. >> this year, not only was the percentage higher for those reporting improvement, 29%, then worsening 24%, but the positive gap between the two was the highest in the five-year period. >> the group said if you want to save money while shopping this

year, make a list and comparison shop every time or keep your wallet closed. if you're borrowing money, join a credit union to help manage funds. you had to be quick to get a ticket for the annual virginia rail ray express santa train. the ride sold out in five minutes this morning. you still may be able to get one at a specific vendor, but you can't reserve them online or over the phone this year. the train ride is december 12th. i love that. >> you have ever ridden it. >> have not done it. and was totally out of luck. you might still be able to get one. >> maybe. right now, ready, set, go. the thanksgiving travel rush is on. >> where you're looking to expect at airports, and what kind of security you can expect. you can help feed local families this thanksgiving a live picture from the verizon center here this morning. it's our annual food 4 families drive. we'll show you how easy it is to

donate and how a bit can

right now an investigation underway into a u.s. military helicopter crash. take a look. this is video of the crash we received only an hour ago. this crashed in south korea. u.s. military officials say two pilots on board died. right now it's not clear what

caused it to go down. a state newspaper said it may have hit power lines or a tower. iranian state media says a "washington post" reporter has been sentenced to jail time in ir iran. >> he has been detained in iran for more than a year. iran claims he was spying, but his family believes that was made up. >> this is more a pattern of iran making pole ing hollow announcements. >> iranian media did not say how long he would have to spend in jail. roller coaster temperatures over the next several days. feeling wintry cold today. highs reaching mid 40s. near the average high by wednesday. then above that on thanksgiving day and friday. right back down colder than average for next weekend.

blustery winds today will diminish by this afternoon. great travel ware tuesday and wednesday. highs mid 50s wednesday with lots of sunshine and cold in the mornings. terrific day on thursday, sunshine, afternoon highs around 60 degrees. might be able to take a bike ride on thanksgiving afternoon. milder weather for friday, partly cloudy, mid 60s. big change on saturday and sunday, afternoon highs near 50s. a few sprinkles of light rain saturday morning. otherwise dry over the next seven days. this is the busiest travel week of the year. there are more ground delays at u.s. airports than before. from january to september, the a.p. found airlines spend 23 minutes on average taxiing between the gates and the runways. airlines say the longer taxi times are part of their built-in schedule so planes actually still run on time. on the heels of the terrorist attacks in paris, the nypd is working overtime to

protect a holiday tradition. armed officers are surrounding herald square. police have their eyes open and are encouraging spectators to do the same. the past weekend multiple law enforcement agencies in new york conducted a terror drill that mirrored the attacks happening in paris. tourists say they welcome the additional sign of force. >> i can be an overprotective mother. so if i can get over it, i feel like a lot of people can get over it we are and we continue to be and we have been concerned about copycat like attacks. >> police commissioner bill bratton says new york city is well prepared for any threat. 3 1/2 million people are expected to gather in the city to watch the parade on thanksgiving day. this is an nbc 4 food 4 families update. >> i'm pat lawson muse at verizon center. i have in my hand cans of corn. we need more cans, more canned

veggies, fruits, we need stuffing, rice, mac n cheese, mashed potatoes and have lots of volunteers who have done a yoman's job. they are with monumental sports, pepco and from around the area. this is empty. but this is good news. this was filled and overflowing a few moments ago. we boxed lots of food and shipped it the boys and girls club where it will be packed up for thanksgiving. we are here until 7:00 tonight. call 202-884949 or do it from your computer, logon to nbcwashington.com. make donation to food 4 families. the nfl's top prize is being shown off at kwthis afternoon.

milita military members can get their pictures taken with that trophy and have a chance to win tickets to the super bowl. viral record. and the serious reason cat photos are all over twitter this morning.

i'm eun yang. wondering why the internet is exploding with cat-themed tweets? this cute picture clogging up your feed? it's problem part of something more serious, the ongoing raids in brussels. the defense minister asked people not to tweet officers movements during raids targeting terrorism suspects. he used the #brusselslockdown. so people used that initiative to start tweeting cats burying any tweets that might harm the operations. a tribute to the victims of terror in paris.

this one going viral after last night's american music awards. celine dion performed the french classic. >> one direction! >> but the big winner last night, one direction. the boy band took home awards for favorite pop rock group and artist of the year. congrats. you know everyone is trying to put out their best adele impression. she's hard to copy. but miss piggie gave it a shot. she channelled adele while sad kermit played the side role. ♪ hello from the other side ♪ at least i can say that i tried ♪ >> love it. not bad, miss piggie. adele is on track, this album, to break the one-week u.s. album sales record. more than 900,000 copies of "25" sold on itunes friday.

that is what's trending. incredible. back to you. >> thank you. you know it must be thanksgiving when washington gets ready for the first turkey. >> very lucky turkey. what's in store for its big arrival today.

almost a year ago a plane crashed into a gaithersburg house killing her mom and two young sons. angie goss sits down with the surviving husband. >> the biggest blessing i have is having my daughter around. without her it would be hard to move on knowing that everything i used to have is gone. at least i have her to kind of remind me of my wife and my other kids. >> reporter: as he tries to rebuild his life, ken gimmel is also finding pieces of the past

he has never seen before the heartwrenching story tonight on news 4 at 5:00. no travel problems for the afternoon or for the evening rush hour. all green lights weather-wise and for the commute on tuesday morning. dry weather. you need the heater on as it will be continuing cold into the afternoon. the winds are blustery, around 20 miles per hour. those are diminish by late afternoon. by sunset back down to the upper 30s. we'll peak to the mid 40s by 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. that's more like late december or early january. not late november. by 7:00, back down to the upper 30s. thank you, tom. the national presidential turkey is on the move this morning. >> it is set to depart san board turkey one. the turkey will be greeted by

accompanied by mock secret service cdetail. officially presented and pardoned at the white house ros1 garden. from california. >> big deal. today is a big day at ñinbc. join us in our efforts. our annual food 4 families campaign. >> we're collecting food and money to provide a thanksgiving meal to localqxd families in ne. there are several yeways that y can help. until 7:00 this fáevening, you n drop off food or cash at thet( verizon center. or make donations online on by phone. the number is on your screen. to see what you can donate, check outfá the nbc washington app, search food 4f+.xd famili. >> at phone bank earlier,xdt( w were getting calls. people saying here's what i can do. here's how much money i can spare. %uz to call. >> yes. >> that is it for new 4 e1sr"da. thank you very much for joiningq z back on air this nú

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