light jacket. hey, tom. >> you need a wind breaker this morning. we have the wind gusting up to 30 miles per hour on this sunday morning and we can see that right there at union station. the storm team 4 capitol camera showing the flag flying in a stiff wind that will continue to be with us here true much of the day ahead. right now storm team 4 radar showing no rain or snow in the area. i say snow because western pennsylvania getting some snow right now. that's how chilly the air is north and west of us. and it's keeping us on the cool side. right now beginning to climb into the low 50s. reagan national at 53 degrees. and the capitol camera showing the wind kind of changes direction and it's gusty as can gets calm at times and then gets blowing at 30 miles per hour. we'll look at when things calm down and our next chances to rain coming up this half hour. the winds were no match for this tree. it crashed down on to a track on

afternoon. some of the windy conditions coupled with the saturated ground there all the rain that we've had likely caused the tree to fall. between n good news is mnobody was hurt, but power was knocked out. everything has been restored. police are investigating a robbery at an off campus home on potomac avenue. a male student says he heard a knock at the door and he answered it and three men, one armed with a knife, came into the home and assaulted the resident. the thieves got the away with property from inside. if you know anything that could help identified suspects, call police. a little boy is recovering after he was shot in southeast d.c. now neighbors are calling for change saying that they are just fed up with the reckless gunfire. derrick ward is live in southeast where the shooting happened. and he has some new details for us. good morning, derrick.

we are here in the 3100 block of bruce place in southeast. and police are still out here, actually out here canvassing knocking on doors and trying to gather evidence in the relation to the shooting that happened yesterday just behind me along that fence. and the victim we're told is probably no older than 7 years old. it happened at about 5:30 yesterday afternoon. they were folks in church down the block for a baby shower and they heard grun fire and they found this child had been wounded in the shoulder. we are told that he was taken away conscious and breathing and someone else tells me that the kid is okay now, but of course being shot is never something that you just get okay from, especially when it happens to be a child. police have yet to figure out whether there was one shooter, more than one person, whether there was an exchange of gunfire. they don't think that the child was the intended victim or target of the shooting, but residents have yet to figure out

and why this keeps happening. >> we have to call for some that i thinks within pd and with the way the city is approaching in addressing crime in our community. this is unacceptable. >> reporter: now, it was just last month less than a mile from here, maybe a mile -- almost two miles there here when a 7-year-old was shot, again an undenied target. investigation continues. we're live in southeast, derrick ward, news 4. developing right now, eight people are dead, 44 others are hurt after a charter bus crash in texas. take a look. my goodness. chunks of dirt still stuck in the bus from when rolled off the interstate. ma national transportation safety board expect to arrive today to begin their investigation. a wild is ochild is one of recovering from a fiery crash near disney world. florida highway officials say an suv headed the wrong way crashed

animal kingdom. officials say charges are pending against the woman driving that suv. right now the washington monument is closed yet again. this time for power issues related to the elevator. it's expected to reopen sometime monday morning. and right now thousands are participating in the marine corps historic half marathon. that's happening in fredericksburg. take a look at the course map here. folks also get the chance to participate in the new semper typho five which is a five mile court. former mayor hoping voters liked what they heard at the debate for the ward seven seat. vincent gray and yvette alexander and grant thompson took the stage last night. >> can i no longer be on the sidelines. >> we have a lot of work to do on economic development, education and a lot of work to do on crime. >> a lot of council members have come and gone and yvette

with you. >> candidates for at large seat open on the city council also debated. incumbent vince orange is robbing against robert white and david gash better. mark segraves was a panelist during the debate. today president obama will speak at rutgers university graduation. the president spoke to graduates at howard university last weekend and his final commencement speech is at the u.s. air force academy's graduation. the time is 9:05. meanwhile grads are getting ready for george washington university commencement this morning. cory booker is the keynote speak speaker. some 25,000 people will descend on the national mall for the event that begins in about half an hour, so expect traffic delays in that region. and we want to remind you that congratulations is in order for all the graduates in and around our region. we're being look at some of the photos that

keep sending your pictures so that we can recognize the grads of washington. send them to twitter, instragram or facebook. be sure to use #gradsofwashington and your pic may end up on air or right here on tv. >> remember when you handed in your last final? >> not really. >> i do. well, the rain is gone, but it's a little brisk out. tom is tracking the most comfortable times to get outside and how you can plan ahead for the week ahead. developing right now, torrential rains, we're watching it as it leads to massive flooding. listen to that wall of rain coming down. where downpours are creating ponds in the mdle of the id

people in houston bracing for more rain after this. check it out p. as many as 3 inches fell in just a couple of hours last night prompting flash flood warnings. meteorologists calling for severe weather again this afternoon. bryce harper dropped the appeal to his one gamenight. he decided to serve it. he got it for running out on to field to celebrate a win and shouting profanities at an umpire after he was ejected last monday. harper sat out the night cap of the doubleheader against the marlins last night and nats lost 7-1. so get this, all this cold weather is having an affect on your favorite glass of vino. vineyard members say many of the buds died during freezes in april and they're relying on the secondary bud which is produce much less fruit.

35% of its chardonnay crop and 50% of another. managers say they hope the next couple weeks will be dry and warm and that that will help save their crops. >> save the grapes. >> that's right. 9:10. they're accused of kidnapping five people including teenage girls. how police across state borders caught up with a father and son. >> reporter: and i'm scott macfarlane, what impact is fatigue having on your morning commute? i'm operating a car in a corolled environment on nttw ♪ stand by me

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looks like may, feels like march. but a nice dry day on the way. we'll have a blustery wind. it will be sunny and dry for the away, winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour as temperatures will be hovering right around 60 degrees during the afternoon. average high this time of year is mid-70s, so unusually chilly here for mid may. a look at when warmer weather is on the way and our next chance of rain in just about five minutes. a family fun event turns tragic when a stupnt goes wrong at an air show near atlanta. you can see the plane crashing there yesterday afternoon. the plane's pilot died.

tandem another plane and then crashed. no one else was hurt. officials are investigating. final arrest after a horrifying or deal. dereck harrison and his father are accused of luring a woman and her teenage daughters to a house and tying it them up. the father turned himself in saturday and dwran helping authorities locate his son. that turned in to a day long manhunt and police finally found the son in wyoming last night. both men are now charged with 16 counts including aggravated kidnapping and possession of a controlled substance. firefighters could soon have half of the time they used to to get to an emergency in frederick county, maryland. county council members are considering new target response times and they would be tailored to stations depending on whether the station is urban, suburban or royal. the fire chief hopes new goals will help areas of weakness and reach

a bill could go before the council next week. meanwhile this next story is going to hopefully start a little early. we got facebook live going on. >> that's right. and you can get a little behind of scenes. >> absolutely. we're talking about sleep and your commute in in next story. >> and this is something that affects every. scott macfarlane gets behind the wheel for this iteam report. ♪ >> reporter: it's a frustrating, mind numbing fatiguing part of our day. especially for jerry bennett. the day we rode along, bennett's morning commute from triangle to fairfax began with a 5:00 a.m. wakeup call and cup of coffee. he sets aside two hours each morning in case traffic is particularly bad. >> i don't think i could get more than four or five hours a night. >> reporter: and he has morning early rn

data. it found long distance commuters in both states are getting an earlier start. at 5:00 a.m., on i-95 north at spotsylvania caroline county border, we found a 10% spike in traffic volume since 2010. in fredericksburg, up 6%. in maryland, too, i-95 in howard county near 103 an increase on the beltway in montgomery county at 5:00 a.m. sleep experts say the early wake-ups are driving our area's increased risk of drowsy driving. >> people aren't getting enough sleep during their normal workweek. >> reporter: a research scientist at the virginia tech transportation specializes on the impact of sleep. her team studied more than 100 d.c. area drivers over the course of a year and they found about 20% suffered accidents caused at least this part by drowsiness. >> we have lots of examples showing where people are starting to fall asleep and veer off the lane.

we found out. >> i'm going to stay up for about five more hours. >> reporter: getting no more than two hours sleep over two days, and absolutely no coffee, we wired up our hotel room with cameras to ensure we followed the rules. >> pretty nice outside. >> reporter: going out for walks, watching late night tv while standing up. before changing clothes and heading across town for a two hour midday drive on the closed test track. >> it's like a rural two lane highway. you won't have music, we won't be chatting. >> reporter: i was immediately showing signs of fatigue, fidgeting, yawning. and one hour in, they tested me with a late change red light. i failed. minutes later, they simulated a child running in to a street. i failed again. alarmed and suddenly alert, i did stop at the next quick

>> i think people are unaware of when they're really fatigued. >> reporter: this research scientist called mine acute fatigue. severe danger. >> they don't know what's hitting them. >> no. >> reporter: back on i-95, bennett is finishing his long drive to fairfax, but even with coffee and camera crew in his car -- >> i just took the wrong exit. >> reporter: he took a wrong turn, admitting fatigue is so severe some mornings, he's pulled off to catnap, a sleepy sign of the times where rush hour begins before dawn. scott macfarlane, news 4. if you begin to feel drowsy behind the wheel, best thing to do is pull over and take a 20 minute nap. you can get more tips on our nbc washington app.

facebook and frederick tells me he turned the furnace on this morning. >> i turned heat on last night, too. >> it really is more like march than mid may. we've had snow flurries up in western pennsylvania. and you can track the weather where you are. put your location in, see where the radar is showing where rain may be getting close to you. we've been seeing a lot of that lately. as well as the winds. there is the city camera live overlooking the lincoln memorial this on the mall. certainly looks like may in the green trees and temperatures we're talking windchills in may, it's only around 50 degrees, but it certainly feels colder with the blustery winds. it's 53 at ray begeagan nationa. there are the snow showers along the eastern shores of lake erie and inland from pennsylvania and southern new york state. just incredible. i should say western new york. those snow showers are

well to our north. locally storm team 4 radar showing no rain, no snow anywhere in our advice nits. post your pictures like chris did of sunshine over the potomac river this morning. so beautiful there. post yours on facebook, twitter, instragr instragram. riding your bike today, it will be a bit of a challenge because of the wind. in fact the gusts could be pretty strong around 1:00. gusts up to 35 miles per hour. some clouds racing through from time to time and only in the low 60s. the wind does diminish by late this afternoon. waiting for the bus tomorrow morning, low 40s between 7:00 and 8:00. but a lighter wind. p some of the rural areas may be in the upper 30s tomorrow morning. and then between 8:00 and 9:00, temperatures should jump up to around 50 degrees, bright sunshine and peaking in the mid-60s monday afternoon and poug sky. next chance of rain does appear to be on tuesday. off and on showers tuesday,

tuesday evening and midday wednesday. drying out wednesday afternoon. sun back thursday and friday. best days of the coming week with highs near 70 both of those days. but it looks like rain may move back in next weekend. laughs, improvv and positivity.

now a courageous group getting on sustaining in ttage to menta. >> we first met them two years ago and today they are debuting their stage production in a simple yet brilliant way. it is called this is my brave. and doreen gentzler reports thousand this group is changing minds. >> reporter: this is my brave -- ♪ so is this. >> if you really want to save yourself, you got to be willing to throw someone else a line. >> reporter: and this. ♪ >> thank you and this is my brave. >> reporter: this is my brave is a show that has now gone coast to coast. it all started right here in this theater in arlington two years ago with 14 people who

and share their very personal stories of their struggles with mental illness. >> i became agoraphobic. >> diagnosis, bipolar disorder. >> reporter: we covered it two years ago. the show sold out and it started a movement. >> we see that people want to step forward and share their stories. and so we're giving them that platform. >> reporter: jennifer marshall is the northern virginia woman who created this production. she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder just after having her first child. she wanted to offer people suffering from different forms of mental illness a way to share their story. from music and poetry and storytelling. >> experience has taught me that when you do have the courage to really share things like that that you think are buried deep within you, eventually someone will be able to relate to it. >> reporter: eric scott is a musician, a songwriter who has struggled with depression for years. ♪

17-year-old carmen found solace in writing about her experience. with ptsd, anxiety disorder and bipolar disorder. on may 15, this sunday, carmen and eric and 12 others will get up on stage and give voice to their struggles by sharing their stories. >> i remember when we sat down, i said i want to see this in every city and we're getting there. we're a small team, but we're very passionate about what we do. >> reporter: this team is also passionate about helping all of us get a better understanding of what it's really like to struggle with mental illness. >> you're a musician, an artist, a write, adventurer. and you're you as a person, you're not some label on the doctor's sheets. >> and that was doreen gentzler reporting. the show is today at 4:00. tickets are $25 or less.

we do have a link on our website and you can find lots of other information about mental illness there, as well. just search "changing minds." well, let's all say good-bye to the rain at least for a day. tom is tracking a day filled with with sunshine, but not a lot of warmth. how you can get ready for your monday morning commute as well coming up. and a challenge to both leading candidates. how uniting both parties is becoming a leading issue and how it could make a big difference come november. and the best athletes in the world have just about three months until rio. the rush to mkea ♪ ♪

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welcome back. the time is 9:30 and we're still working to learn about aoung boy recovering from a shooting. he was hit by a stray bullet. police say he's in serious condition. another day out of commission for the washington monument. it's closed again for elevator issues. the monument is set to reopen tomorrow morning. the driver may be to blame for a bus crash in texas that killed eight and hurt 44 others. national investigators are there working to find out what went

start on this sunday morning. good morning, i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. the rain is gone, but the isn'ss deceiving. >> yeah, looks good, but we have temperatures down into the low 50s now with a blusteplus iblus. and as we take a look the a nats park, that's where the scene is going to be a bit blustery today for the game as they take on the marli marlins. first pitch at 1:05. by then temperatures in the upper 50s, but the wind gusting officer 30 miles per hour. they will be swirling around nats park during the game. so that will be affecting some of the long balls and trying to catch foul balls. low 60s by the 7th the inning. winds will be diminishing by the last

rain coming up. to presidential politics now. hillary clinton will be in kentucky as the xwgop works to unify. paul ryan says he's in no rush, he says he would rather wait for what he calls real party unity. self described republicans at a texas state convention yesterday were split. >> people will see hillary clinton on the stage and are reminded and we will come together. >> they will lose me, too, they will lose so many other conservatives because they are no longer conservative. >> speaker ryan says it's no secret he and donald trump have disagreements. he says what is important going forward is whether the republican party can put together a process that brings its fractions together. later this morning, the west lawn of the u.s. capitol will be full of people coming to

their respects to those who died protecting communities across the nation. the 35th annual national peace officers memorial service begins at 11:00 and there will be a wreath laying ceremony immediately after. it will cost you more to stay at hotels in arlington. starting july 1, there will be a 25 cent occupancy tax on hotel rooms. the county board approved the measure yesterday. they will use the extra money to promote tourism in virginia. despite this morning's cold, it is going to be summer soon. and before the mosquitos take over, d.c. health officials are making sure that you know how to protect yourself from the zika virus. health workers spoke with people in all eight wards yesterday. they handed out prevention kits whichrepellant, larva killers ap cs and condoms. >> best treatment is prevention.

highest risk. women should wait at least eight weeks after travel to go an infected country before trying to get pregnant. lots to see and taste in arlington today because of the taste of arlington taking place. there are several streets closed including parts of wilson boulevard, north stuart street and north randolph. more than 50 restaurants are participating. we have the hours an link to buy your tickets in the nbc washington app. now to a devastating story and new developments just in. p two teenage girls are dead after crashing on their way home from the prom. troopers say the 17-year-old driver lost control of her car, it was around 3:45 yesterday morning. and that is when she crashed into that tree. new jersey troopers say the driver and one of the three other girls in the car did die on the scene. two others went to the hospital and one is in critical condition.

two dozen others hurt after a turf war at a cemetery in moscow. police arrested more than 90 of the 200 people who came out to the citiestcitiest's largest ce. they were fighting over control of the lucrative business of providing burial services. we are counting down to rio. we're about tree months away from the games and the sports minister took part in the inauguration of the stadium.monm the games and the sports minister took part in the inauguration of the stadium. recently the country has been going through political and economic turmoil. their senate voted to suspend the president pending outcome of an impeachment trial. and unknown here roeft to o titanic and the new honor decades after that disaster.

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75 years later, proper honor. members of the historical society found hopkins in aen marked grave. he's said to a stopped one life saving boat from crashing on top of another in the panic of the sinking. his grandchildren say he never spoke of that night. the search for a cruise ship passenger who fell overboard continues. surveillance video falls the woman falling off

liberty around 2:00 a.m. friday. her family released a statement praying that the coast guard is able to find her. the ship was on a four day cruise. well, our wednesday's child today is an adorable 4-year-old who had a challenging start to her life. >> that's right. she arrived in the world as a tiny premie awith no loving family. hope is her name. and she won't hesitate one minute to let you know that pink is her favorite color. >> pink. >> reporter: and are you wearing pink today? >> yes. >> reporter: i have a surprise for you. at four years old, hope has been in the foster care center her whole life. >> hope has been in the foster care system since 2012 due to the traditional reason of abuse and neglect. >> reporter: look at this. a pony you get

with, pink? >> pink. >> reporter: hope is a fitting name for a little girl born prematurely who struggles to survive. and who has come a long way in her develop. >> she gets out i'd support. her teacher says she's doing well. and she is progressing. >> reporter: hope worked on making flowers and some stripes on the pony. those who work with hope say her developmental delays are sure to improve with a permanent loving family in her life to help and endo you remember hcourage her. >> i'm hoping to find a single parent or couple dedicating to love and supporting hope. >> reporter: h stands for hope and we're hoping there is a family in her future. next month she will have a birthday and a hope that one day sell have a family to sing this long along with her. ♪ ♪

happy birthday to hopey. ♪ >> well, if you have room in your home and your heart for hope or another child waiting, call our special adoption hotline, 1-88-to-adopt-me. sunshine, remember what this looks like? it's back today. you won't need your rain coat and tom is updating his draft. . >> it's been very, very hard. math, a four letter word that i really dislike. >> it's a lesson in inspiration. a grandmother's relentless work ethic pays off as decades o

nine butsunshine but a chil air. sunday is a big day to bike riding and you'll be battling a blustery wind. temperatures will be mid-50s in another half hour or so, but then low 60s by 1:00. and then by late awfternoon, bak down near 60. but the wind gusting 30 to 35 miles per hour. next chance of rain, that's coming up. this next story is going to make you smile. >> that's right.

71-year-old joan mcatos earlier this week and their family send seventh us this video of her walking across the stage and so he shomari stone shares her journey. >> i'm very emotional because i waited so long for this. >> reporter: it's a money joan has waited 50 years for. >> but something i wanted to do all my life. >> reporter: this 71-year-old grandmother, yes, i said 71, graduates from university of maryland with a bachelor of arts degree in humanities this weekend. you're finally here. that's pretty incredible. >> i know. i know. i'm very happy. i'm proud of myself. i really did it. >> reporter: now, you may ask yourself what took so long? well, 53 years ago, joan left georgetown after one year to start her family with carlos matos. the couple had a baby and then came four more kids. >> i thought, ohca

and go to school. but financially we couldn't and just one thing after another just snowballed. >> reporter: her husband died ten years ago and that's when joan decided to continue her college journey. >> the last two years have been very, very hard because it's math. a four letter word that i really dislike. >> we're so proud of you, absolutely wild. college graduate! >> reporter: her kids are excited. >> i could not be more happy, more proud of my mother. >> reporter: she hopes to inspire her 13 grandkids and others to pursue their dreams. >> you're never too old. if you set your mind to something, you can do it. >> love that. and love that picture. and congrats to her and all the other grads around our area. here are some that have already crossed t

>> and we want to thank you for second all of your pictures. and we want to see more. send them to twitter, intake gram, facebook. just be sure to use #grads of washington. they may end up on social media or right here on tv. >> i remember getting the diploma and it was so happy because all the exams were done. >> great sense of relief and accomplishment being felt by so many now. love the graduation season. >> it's very optimistic. >> it really is. i wish i was more optimistic about our forecast. >> well, no rain. >> there is some on the way. i'm growing webbed feet for crying out loud. all we're dealing with now are cloud shadows. that is showing live view overlooking montgomery county in the distance.

wind. wind gust at reagan national, 35 miles per hour. and that wind is tap something chilly air. and look at oakland, only 34 degrees there. and that is the direction our wind is coming from, so it's tapping quite a chill in the atmosphere. don't have any rain anywhere around our vicinity. and if you plan on exercising today, it's going to be a blustery wind all the way mid to late afternoon. temperatures struggling to make it into the low 60s between 2:00 and 4:00. 40s tomorrow morning waiting for the bus and metro, 7:00 to 8:00, in the 40s. near 50 mid morning. by mid awafternoomidafternoon, . tuesday, here comes another round of rain. afternoon highs in the upper 50s with occasional showers during the day. and ending wednesday maybe the middle of day. then wednesday afternoon, a little sun back,

60s. and then a couple dry days to let the mushrooms settle. highs near 70 thursday and friday. but could get more rain moving back in as we start next weekend. well, you heard it, it's chilly out there, but soon it will be great weather for a day trip. >> over the next few weeks, melissa mollett is going to take us on adventures that may just inspire you to pack up all the kids and get out of town. this morning she shows us a few spots in virginia that are really worth the trip. >> reporter: a perfect sunny day, the countryside of loudoun county is about as beautiful as it gets. who needs napa when dozens of award winning wineries dot the landscape here. a hidden gem, the market along route 15 is an antique buyers dream. and then you could head to leesburg for lunch. lots do all over virginia respect stanton 160 s

the metro area is totally doable in one day. main street lined with adorable shops and restaurants. the american shakespeare center is a huge walk and walk to the stonewall jackson hotel and then the rumored to be haunted clock tower. latest rest your legs on the stanton trolley. 400 million years in the making, luray caverns. just 90 minute ride from washington, managical and peaceful. a spot close to my heart just off bw parkway and here bradley point. the roaring jets overhead thrills for kids. and the little kid in you. >> they're so close, you can almost touch them. >> reporter: next to reagan national, it's perfect for pictures and picnics. >> we're watching grandma take off. >> a nice place to relax and rest for a little before i go back on it again.

>> reporter: rainy day or just want to stay in the shade, you can go to i fly here in ashburn. the insane rush of skydiving. they take you through training, getting geared up, some reassurance and then into and up the wind tunnel. perfect family spot, i mean who doesn't love laughing at your screaming parents. >> you will never see your parents do anything remotely close to this. so to see them flailing around, laughing, their hair going crazy it's awesome for the little kids. >> reporter: all these virginia spots definitely worth the trip. melissa mollett, first 4 traffic. if you know someplace worth the trip, don't ask adam tuss. >> i know. i like bradley point. stop it. >> tweet your ideas

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state, florida, he's half hispanic. >> george zirm. >> no, no, no. >> marco rubio. >> i can't ask him until his parents sign the release form. >> "saturday night live" having a little bit of fun with decision 2016. last night donald trump searched for a vice presidential nominee. of course chris christie right there on his right suggesting a few possible candidates including himself, but ben carson ultimately accepted trump's offer. will life imitate art. who knows. so the journey of 411 national park service sites began with the washington monument. it was mikah's start of the trip. and in the coming months, he plans to quit his two jobs, dump

bethesda apartment to the utility van. he wants to become the youngest ever to visit all 411 sites. and he says it's a spiritual quest to connect with his late father. >> good luck to him. here are 4 things to know. a little boy is seriously hurt after a shooting in southeast d.c. neighbors tell us they heard as many as 16 shots yesterday. they're demanding more attention from d.c. police and leaders. the washington monument is closed again today for elevator issues. it's set to reopen tomorrow morning. eight people are dead, 44 others hurt after a massive bus crash in texas. federal investigators say rain may have caused it. they will be on site today. and later this morning, there will be a memorial service for people across the nation who died protecting their communities. the service starts at 11:00 on the west lawn. there will be a wreath laying ceremony immediately afterwards.

today is the day to mow the lawn, pull some weeds. >> got really good yard work weather for the day. it will be dry as well as monday. highs today only the low 60s. and a bit of a blustery wind. gusting at around 30, 35 miles per hour. it will diminish tomorrow, but then here comes more rain on tuesday. off and on showers may linger into midday wednesday. and then dry, thursday, friday. maybe more rain next weekend. >> send us your graduation pictures. >> english premier league soccer coming up next. make your day supreme with dunkin's new bacon supreme omelet breakfast sandwich, loaded with peppers, onions, and potatoes and topped with two slices of cherrywood-smoked bacon and cheese all on a freshly baked croissant. america runs on dunkin'.

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