police say a pedestrian was crossing the street on jimmy leads road in galloway township when she was hit by a durango her body was push in the opposite direction of traffic and then hit by another vehicle. police think that might have been a pick up. that second driver just cep going. suspect in the bensalem hit-and-run. james hash err face charge for new year's day crash that seriously injured a bicyclist on tennis avenue. police received a whole bunch of tips that led them to him. south jersey man accused of killing his estranged wife headed to court today. jeremiah monelle had been on the run for two weeks before cops

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he led a remarkable life as a teacher, as a priest, and as a smp member of parliament for galloway. we extend sympathies to his family. mr. speaker, all of us care about peace process and about the democratic institutions in northern ireland, so may i wish well, theminister secretary, the political parties, all the best in trying to resolve the serious political difficulties there. will the prime minister tell us what the consequences will be if no agreement can be found? pm may: first of all, may i join the right honorable gentleman in offering condolences of the family and friends of thompson? who as he said was the mp for galloway between 1974 and 1979 and i would leave was the first and mortar times to be ordained as a roman catholic priest. on the issue that he has raised about the political situation in northern ireland, we are treating this with the utmost seriousness. the secretary made a statement in this house earlier this week on this issue. he spoke with the first minister and former deputy first minister and he is urging all parties to work together to find a way forwar

in galloway township, atlantic county they are waiting. last night they were getting their trucks prepared to get the salt, if it hits the ground, you will get traction there for the morning compliewt. commute. >>> we don't have any flurries here yet, but it's colder, so any precipitation that might come through, you will definitely see it start to freeze. annie mccormick blackwood, new jersey, back to you. >> mobile 6 is moving through atlantic city new jersey, a little bit more traffic, lots of red lights, just a few schools posting delays because of the weather you would expect in new jersey or delaware. right now in ac, greenlight and a little bit of rainfall later. >> it's 6:05. the owner of a chinese takeout was not easy prey for two robbers in west philadelphia. two masked men walked into a restaurant and announced a robbery. the owners were inside at the time. one of the owners pulled out a gun and shot the suspect in the back. police believe the second suspect drove the accomplice to the hospital. both are in custody. investigator

. >>> a narrow escape, a fallen tree smashed into a car in galloway township. police say the driver and passengers got away with minor injuries. >>> if philadelphia today, authorities will do an autopsy on a man who police think was killed by a company sign blown down by stormy weather. investigators say the sign fell and pinned the man to a car. around the city, downed trees and power lines damaged homes and cars. >> the car was parked right there where the sign fell. >> this is windier than the hurricane a couple of years ago. it was super windy. >>> take a look at what the wind from the nor'easter did to this piece of scaffolding in jersey city. it went sailing through the air just like it was a little toothpick. luckily no workers were on the skaflgt at the time when -- look at that, right, it's startling. the wind was so strong it slammed the scaffolding into the side of the building. >>> closer to home, light showers and crowds will linger today. a live outside at center city, philadelphia, as you can see from the wind blowing, it is still pretty windy ou

this is route 30 in galloway township.y to hit the roads. >> "action news" is tracking the news overnight and starting tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. to make sure you know what's going on before you hit the roads. make sure the "6abc".com weather to get the up to the minute closures before you start your day. >> friends, family and teammates gathered to remember a teenager from buck's county killed on an atv. they held the memorial for 13-year-old ge13-year-old giani. his grandmother says her grandson was always the last to leave football practice. >> the lights were out and he was still playing with all of the kids. he was the last to leave. he loved this place. >> she urged children to never ride atv's on the streets and always wear their helmet. >> a 48-year-old is being charged with killing a teenager and her ten-year-old sister overnight in a hit and run. police say he was driving a black jeep that ran over two girls in oxford circle. a witness described the terrifying scene. >> i'm walking and see a huge commotion. i walk ove

galloway township, atlantic county, same situation preparing for anything that might come their way. back out here live, in blackwood, new jersey, the black horse pike a little bit of a sheen on it, it is pretreated with brine. like i said we have not had any precipitation in blackwood, new jersey, since we are out here, it's significantly colder. anything that comes this way, it will come in the form of something, but like i said, everybody is prepared. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> let's take a bit of a trip down to the jersey shore where it's obviously raining at the very least and might be flurry activity right now we're taking a trip through margate, not many people out on the roads in the shore community. school delays at 6abc.com, many in new jersey and delaware, at this point maybe a little rain, maybe a little snow, more snow ahead. >> breaking right now on the roads, the driver of the dark suffer is wanted for hitting a young woman in south philadelphia, and then just driving away. the hit-and-run happened at second and south street before 2:00 a.m

trucks lined up and ready to go out of new jersey, department of transportation lot atlantic county gallowayp on route 30. they are getting prepared, as well. south jersey getting ready to see some of the snow if it comes down. back out here live, i i can show you in blackwood, all the roads have been pretreated. in parking lots, we've seen salt put out. people are ready, if it comes down, they will have the salt on the roads to give that crunch and traction as you head out. reporting live in blackwood, new jersey, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> let's go a little bit further southeast from where you are, we're live in atlantic city, new jersey. that's mobile 6 waiting for the light to turn green. might be seeing precipitation in the resort city if you're not seeing it already. we want to alert you there are a number of schools on delay at 6abc.com, they are located in new jersey and a couple of in delaware. >> and breaking right now on the roads, a driver of a dark suv is wanted for hitting a young woman in south philadelphia and driving away. the hit-and-run happen

from our area, got to watch history being made today, including students at stockton university in galloway township. >> ted greenberg listened in. >> reporter: lunchtime at stockton university's campus center. varying tastes and very different takes on today's presidential inauguration of donald trump. >> i literally can't stand him. >> this is like, a landmark day in the united states history. >> it's unbelievable, surreal. i believed in him since day one and i feel like he's going to be a president for everybody. >> reporter: some tables packed with mixed feelings. >> it won't be that bad. >> it's just the thought that this man is so hateful. >> i have split opinions. just one because i'm muslim and his views on islam and whatnot i don't agree with him. the way he views the military, i'm all for that. >> i'm afraid. i've been afraid since the result of the election. >> reporter: not everyone here was focused on the tv. some students told me, they had no interest in watching. >> i don't really care for it. it's just going to happen. >> we share one heart. >> reporter: a new president. now

we have video, this doesn't have snow, this is from last night, galloway township atlantic county where they are getting prepared. they are just concerned about the morning commute, they want to make sure that's going to move smoothly, hoping to put down salt to have that traction in case there's that prezip sayings that does come down. of course there will be speed restrictions in a number of areas across south jersey in the morning if they are starting to see even just a little bit of precipitation of course even just a little bit of flurries in some ports this morning. we've seen a plow trucks, people who landscape in the summer hope to make extra money in winter where they can plow parking lots. it's been to mild they have not been able to get the extra cash, we talked to some people this morning hoping they get snow heading their way here in south jersey. reporting live in blackwood, new jersey, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news," back to you. >> let's take a live look at mobile 6 traveling in ventnor, new jersey, a little blurry, but you can see the stoplights there, the shor

trucks that were lined up at the new jersey department of transportation salt yard on route 30 in galloway township. that was last night. everywhere you're going around the south jersey area, in the parking lots and sidewalks, salt is laid down, people are pretreating the areas because they are anticipating freezing, so there's salt. we have a lot of people with plow trucks driving around here, this is the time of year you can make extra money, if you have a plow you can throw on the front of your truck, so far they have not made the money this year because we've had such a mild winter so far. people are hoping that the snow comes down so they can have extra work. hoping that the morning commute will be okay. back out here live we're anticipating seeing flurries around here that will come up from the area we showed you in the video come this way. so far, they are prepared and waiting, no flurries in blackwood, new jersey just yet. annie mccormick. >> the owner of a chinese takeout turned the tables on two robbers at 62nd and spruce street. two masked men walked into the restaurant and anno

students at stockton university in galloway township focused their attention on the inauguration duringowed us to listen in on their conversation. >> greatest of all time. i've waited a long time for this. this is like a landmark day in united states history. >> just the thought that, you know, this man is so hateful is going the be our president. >> i literally can't stand him. >> several students expressed hope that trump will be able to unite a nation so deeply divided. >> and students who aren't yet even old enough to vote understood the importance of today's events. >> deanna durante shows us the historic event through their eyes. >> we're getting a new president. >> i think it's exciting because wee have a new president. >> the president-elect of the united states. >> they don't know why it's time for a new president. >> donald john trump. >> it wouldn't be fair for the other people that want to be president because it would be one person. >> but they know it's a big day. >> when a president gets elected, he has to say an oath. >> you may not know it by everything they're saying t

galloway road or street road will get you around it, tam. >> thank you. to letitia street and follow that breaking news. fire crews on the job in olde city, a smoky scary apartment fire scene for residents of that six-story building. let's go to chopper6 live over market and letitia. you can see the crews, the white light there, they've got flashlights up on the roof trying to figure out the cause of this fire. let's go right on over to "action news" reporter annie mccormick. she's live near the scene in olde city. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala and chopper6 hd give you a good look overhead to see how many apparatus they called out here. the fire conditioner spoke with us and said they had 25 that had to come out here and help fight the fire. i want to give you a look from the ground. you can see that firefighters are still on the scene and you can see that ladder truck. that is the ladder that they were using to get to the top of the building. this is a six story building. we are told that it looks like the fire originated somewhe

galloway, still in the six inch plus, close enough to the storm itself. then it goes down for tabernacle two to four inches. trenton in the one inch area, so is philadelphia and ragner and west chester. that is in the one inch. and then further to the north and west it's basically nothing. the highest impact, of course, at the jersey shore in delaware beaches. moderate to high. the accumulations are big, a little bit of wind, too. it's going to last for many hours and the impact is, of course, lower the further north and west you go. this will be a big impact item too. this is the way it's going to feel as we go through saturday, generally in the 10-15 range. then by later saturday night, sunday morning, we're closer to zero, some cases possibly below zero. and even sunday afternoon, a lot of these places are feeling like the single digits. i mean, this is a brutal weekend all the way through. and into monday it's going to be cold, too. later next week, it warms up as you can see in your seven-day forecast. >>> hey, i'm danny pommels, csn, up next a surpr

police say a pedestrian was crossing the street on jimmy leads road in galloway township when she was hit by a durango her body was push in the opposite direction of traffic and then hit by another vehicle. police think that might have been a pick up. that second driver just cep going. suspect in the bensalem hit-and-run. james hash err face charge for new year's day crash that seriously injured a bicyclist on tennis avenue. police received a whole bunch of tips that led them to him. south jersey man accused of killing his estranged wife headed to court today. jeremiah monelle had been on the run for two weeks before cops got to him on monday. fox 29's dawn timmeney reports from the cumberland county courthouse. >> eat hurt her for way too long. now it's time for him to feel some of that pain. take away his freedoms. >> brian dunn says anger fill his heart today when he saw his cousin's accused killer appear on video in come cumberland couy core. james monelle is accused of stabbing his estranged wife together. she endure years of dough mow tech abuse. >> she a restraining order. she

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galloway, an inch and a half. i was talking to my wife who said there's a half inch on the ground in williamstown area. the snow continues to pile up, as they say. it's a sea of white south jersey, delaware bay, delaware, this is a half inch snowfall rate. if you're not a snow lover this is staying offshore, this purple shade right here, 2 to 3 inches an hour. that band will pull east. they are getting clobbered in the virginias and the carolinas where they are expecting a foot of snow if not more. the virginia capes in that ballpark, as well. when you look at the bigger picture and how much snow is falling, we can handle 3 inches in the city of philadelphia. when it will snow. well it is snowing everywhere. it will continue to snow in the lehigh valley and theism-78 corridor until 2:00 p.m. for the i-95 metro area now through 4:00 p.m. and delaware and southern new jersey now through 4:00 p.m. national weather service issued a statement right through lunchtime moderate will continue to fall with snowfall rates up

g galloway, new jersey there's some construction. the right lane will be closed in both directions until 2:00 p.m. on and around newark and new york city we're seeing delays for flights departing through the area. >> thanks. >>> the new mayor is launching a crack down on gun violence. yesterday the mayor announced a new initiative. there were three murders during the mayor's first four days in office. he will be looking to build better relationships with county and state police. >>> the wife of the pulse nightclub shooter is scheduled to face a judge in a few hours. the new surveillance video we're seeing of her arrest plus the charges she's now facing in connection with the attack. >>> imagine something like this landing in your home. frozen danger one woman never expected to see. >>> we've got a busy look at your radar and satellite map. showers moving through much of our area now. game night is our daughter allie's favorite night. and knowing that her favorite general mills big g cereals are gluten-free, like honey nut cheerios, r

galloway up to 50 degrees and dover at 46. getting the rain a little bit earlier than other parts of the area. this weekend, friday, the rain is in the afternoon. saturday's pretty cloudy. but it is dry and it's on the milder side. sunday, the rain comes in. it doesn't get heavy at first. but this is what happened. sunday, we've got an east wind. there's the rain coming up from the south. sunday afternoon, the wind is getting stronger. the center of the storm is still down south. monday. there it is. and we're still getting that northeast wind. when you get it, hour after hour after hour, that builds up the seas. and gets things pretty nasty. more on that coming up at 5:00. >>> thanks. it was an online shopping experience that didn't go the way one woman expected. >>> when her stuff showed up, some of it was missing. when her calls for help went unanswered she reached out to nbc 10 responds. the results they got next on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> now to nbc 10 responds. a woman went shopping online. when the delivery date came,

and 44 in galloway township. 43 in avalon. delaware, 48 in wilmington. so we're going to be seeing these temperatures go down a little bit as we head toward the weekend. and you can see those numbers going down. allentown and dover and wildwood along with everybody else. by monday allentown is not even getting above the freezing mark. so that's kind of a winter temperature. >> people who love to ski are going to look forward to that. they were upset because the slopes were closed and it's too warm. >> it will be cold all week next week. a couple of chances of flurries. next weekend looks fairly cold, too. we finally have a stretch feeling like winter. >> all right. glenn. >>> a service swap to save money ended up costing more. a man says the company he cut ties with wouldn't let go. so he called nbc 10 responds. that story next at 4:00. by peggy lee playing ] [ goat bleat ] [ crow caws, music continues ] this is gonna be awesome! when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demog

it was a similar scene in galloway township, residents were scraping snow off their cars and some peoplead snow blowers going to clear off the sidewalks on vine avenue. >> take you to north carolina where snow and sleet was a bigger problem. the storm lingered there that saw blizzard conditions yesterday. parts of the state got up to ten inches of snow. the storm knocked out power for thousands of virginia residents. a foot of snow fell and blizzard warning was issued for cities and low the coast. bitter cold will keep roads treacherous today long after the snow stops. >> covered roads are blamed for a pileup involving 21 vehicles. this happened in connecticut this weekend. interstate 91 was closed for nearly 6 hours yesterday. the wreck involved three tractor-trailers and tanker truck. crews from the department of environmental protection were called in to help clean up the diesel fuel. therethere were no injuries froe pileup. >>> philadelphia international airport reported minor delays overnight. that could change, dozens of flights were changed because of snow in our area and snow and

"action news" was in galloway township as people cleared the snow from the vehicles and gave their snow blowers a workout on the walks on vine avenue. >>> a woman in texas lost more than 100 pounds. ahead the details on the shocking motivation behind her transformation. >> so glad you stayed with us, sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful, but cold glimpse of cape may, new jersey. that area was hit hard by the nor'easter. they got over 6 inches of snow. none today, but very cold. in "healthcheck," living close to i-95 or the schuylkill expressway may be convenient for you, but it could increase your risk of dementia. researchers in canada found those who live within 55 yards of heavily traveled roads face a higher risk of developing dementia. the farther away from the roads the lower the risk. researchers believe the air pollutants get into the bloodstream and cause inflammation. >> some people say there's no sweeter revenge than success. three years ago betsy was overweight and depressed and desperate to shed the extra weight. her husband was cheating on her. she found inspiration getting

mount and then into new jersey we're talking 47 in haddonfield and glassboro and atlantic city, galloway, avalon getting close to the 50 degrees mark. so that's the kind of contrast you're going to see from north to south and in philadelphia, the temperature goes up into the 50s for wednesday and thursday. p.a. suburbs going up as well. notice generally dry weather on thursday. the chance of showers on wednesday but thursday should be dry and then friday, the rain starts to move back in. so here's that temperature rise, remember the average high is only 40. by friday, looks like rain moves in during the afternoon. it should move into washington, perhaps in the morning effecting the inauguration but the temperatures above normal there and then over the weekend it's still pretty cloudy. next week, early next week that's when i think the heaviest rain should be coming but we don't see any decent sunshine for more than one day until at least the middle of next week. >> i'm very, very proud. >> she's been come piling her family's history for nearly 40 years of ann ses terz who played a major

it was a similar scene not far away in galloway township, atlantic county.esidents were busy scraping snow off their cars and some people had their snow blowers clearing over the sidewalk on vine avenue. >> philadelphia international airport reported minor delays overnight, but that could change dozens of flights were dlaited dlaited -- delayed or cancel yesterday because of snow and ice concerns in other parts of the country. be sure to check with the airline before heading to the airport. >>> getting around is still a bit dicey this morning, if you're hitting the roads in hatboro, montgomery county, drivers were taking their time as you should balls the roads are covered with -- because the roads are covered with snow and ice. the action cam at york and moreland road where a few commuters headed out. >> is not surprising the cold roads resulted in accidents, route 202 near route 1. good news nobody was hurt. painters crossing shopping center lost power for a short time until crews made the necessary repairs. >> you know who loves the snow. >> chris sowers?

. at ultra equipment in galloway township, an ultra busy day. >> i love the snow, it makes the world spin. white gold. >> reporter: the company that serves atlantic and ocean counties readying trucks for plowing and salting. ahead of what's expected to be the area's first measurable snowfall of the season. these guys have been waiting for it. >> that's where we make our money, when it gets forecast and we get out the plow and the repair everything as well. >> reporter: in little light harbor township a fresh delivery of rock salt is set to hit the roads, as public works crews and their families wait for the flakes to start falling. >> my wife's a school teacher, she loves it if she gets a day off. but, you know, i mean, just plow through it. >> we had a great fall. and time for snow. >> reporter: a longnecto night for the road crews. now it looks like they might be staying busy into the weekend as well. i'm ted greenberg nbc 10 news. >> i'm randy gyllenhaal at plymouth auto and tile where mechanics are winterizing a number of cars. they say the first thing you should do is check your

galloway 62. overnight lows in the 40s. avalon 59 degrees. nice temperatures. again, well above normal. so your ten day on 10 does bring us a major change by this weekend. expected high temperatures on saturday 33 degrees. so we have 65 on thursday. 45 on friday. saturday 33 degrees. that's your expected high with overnight lows mainly in the upper 30s to low 20s. tracking snow showers that could get here. light snow saturday into sunday. by monday it looks like we start to climb again. into the 50s by tuesday, wednesday, and next thursday friday, and saturday. be sure you follow us on social media. ♪ yep. coming to a college in new jersey. some of his work is. monmouth university is announcing plans to house bruce springsteen's archives. the exhibit will feature springsteen's personal collection of written works, photographs, and other memorabilia. the rock legend was born a few miles away from the school. >>> want to recap our top story. president-elect trump firing back on what he calls fake news today. he denied reports that russia received comprising perso

the same for galloway township. 45 degrees, temperature wilmington. 43 for dover. wind forecast today, gusts around 20 to 25 miles per hour. the winds coming from the west at about 15 miles per hour. a little breezy, feeling cooler than it truly is. we're mostly dry. tracking the snow for your monday morning coming up j just a few minutes. >>> changes start today for septa riders who use the regional rails. the trance it agency is changing the schedules for all its trains. some are departing earlier or later than previously schedule. septa says the goal is to become more reliable and address crowded chains. you can check out the new schedule on the nbc 10 app. >>> coming up, a philadelphia grandmother hailed as a hero. we'll tell you how her quick thinking saved a life during a deadly hit-and-run. >>> next, we continue our live coverage of the nationwide immigration crackdown. we'll take you live to new york city's jfk airports. ♪living well rise above joint discomfort with move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, and 20%

and seeing snowflakes galloway, 35. dover 33. a mix of rehoboth beach, 36 degrees.our by hour forecast, i'll start this tomorrow and push it out through the day. because i want to show that you we're pretty much only going to see 30s at most. we start off in the 20s. and then by tomorrow night, we'll see temperatures climb just a little bit by sunday starting off in the 20s. but the good news is it will certainly be warmer for the second half of the weekend. here is your hour by hour forecast. notice those clouds start to move in. by midnight tonight, into tomorrow, afternoon we start to see the snow showers move in. light snow at best. we see a little bit of a retreat as far as the colder air later in the day. however for the most part light snow. a little bit of rain for parts of new castle, kent county. otherwise everything pushes offshore. so ten day on ten brings a mixed bag. but warmer air begins to make a comeback oig mondongaheldaongah tuesday. game night is our daughter allie's favorite night. and knowing that her favorite general mills big g cereals are gl

>> reporter: we are in galloway township on the white horse pike just outside atlantic city. car than, i have a question for mike. i heard him talk about his change, but i wanted to know were you paying attention did you take bob kelly's advice, he asked, told everybody to not wear your good high heels to work today did you follow that or did you ruin the good heels. >> i made a mistake, i dressed in the dark, i'm suede pumps on. they are ruined. >> all right. >> at least elevated above one to 3 inches of snow. the it is not all bad. school bus already going so george, wife just called him and said we have a two her delay. so their whole life is in turmoil because that two hours , really throws a wrench in it the for parents but you have to expect that these taste. look we have snow falling, still, closer to the shore, this is where sue and everybody predict it will keep snowing, the longest, probably until 6:00. look where we are we stopped at an old salt yard here. these guys have been busy. have you seen these guys, don't tailgate them. 75 feet at least back. you can see b

galloway township at an inch. an inch, as well, throughout parts of ocean county. what we're seeing here the totals are starting to come in as we expected. and we're look agent your map right now. tracking those conditions. heavier, still, that's snow farther south. parts of the delaware beaches and the jersey shore. and a lighter snow as we extend north. this system has really tracked -- it's still farther south along the carolinas. it tracked north and a little more west. and that means it has spread more north. we're still seeing snow actually all the way up to burkes county and the lehigh valley. these conditions across the board now areas like wilmington not reporting. that means it's a little too light to make it to the ground. it's available across the region. here is the forecast for your early afternoon. temperatures stay constant. low 20s feels like around 10. snow will be constant through the lunch hour and weaken throughout the afternoon. linger to until about 3:00 or it 4:00. moving off by 5:00. in the suburbs moving out earlier. steady snow is possibl

police say pedestrian was crossing the street on jimmy leads road in galloway township when she was hity a durango. her body was pushed into the opposite direction of traffic and then hit by another vehicle. police think it might have been a pick up that second driver just cep going. >> bensalem police say tips helped them catch a hit-and-run james hash cher faces charges for new year's day crash that seriously injured a bicyclist on tennis avenue. police say after releasing surveillance video of a truck involved, they got all kinds of tips that led them to hasher. he end upped turning himself in. >>> fbi is looking for this guy they say knocked off a bank in northeast philadelphia this afternoon. investigators say the guy walk into the bb and t bank branch on knights road with a gun and handed a teller a demand note. he got away with some cash but no one was hurt. >> mayor kenny's full day program welcomed a thousand new students today with more on the way in the weeks ahead. the program of course is funded by the controversial knew soda tax. >> fox 29's bruce gordon asks will it be wo

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stick to galloway road or street road as your alternate for that one.ident on paper mill road westbound. they've blocked it here fruit seven because of aseven -- near. stick to new linden hill road. dave murphy tracking showers. >> we have a couple on storm tracker6 live double scan. there's one pushing offer the coast of south jersey still a bit of a a bother in cape may county and parts of burlington county in particular and then that that second one coming through berks county heading into the lehigh valley. careful when these pass through, they could be making roads just slightly slick. it's also cold out there. temperatures in the 20's across most of the region. not much wind. your exclusive accuweather 7-day shows a high of 42. these morning snow showers will pass through and then there could be additional rain or snow showers later in the afternoon. lehigh valley can actually pick up a coating to an inch of snow by this evening. matt. >> thanks, david. mayor jim kenney will hold a news conference today with local family whose syrian relatives wer

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