. >> reporter: colleen says her washer is just three years old.$850 which included a warranty. >> the reason we bought it was the higher >> reporter: samsung blames excessive vibration during the spin cycle as the problem and instructed consumers to only use the delicate spin speed to avoid injury. customers have three options, refund, replace or repair. as colleen learned the refund is prorated based on the age of your washer. she was furious when she was told just how little she'd get back. >> it was only going to be $157 toward a new washer. after paying 850, we felt like that wasn't a fair amount. >> reporter: so you chose to do the repair. >> yes. >> reporter: the repair option, a sticker that covers the option for the high spin cycle. >> it's a sticker that doesn't let you choose these options even though that's why we bought the washer. >> reporter: samsung would also reinforce the brackets to hold the lid down. >> i've seen so many people on facebook with >> reporter: colleen's complaint is one of many we received across the country. our n

samsung recalled his old washer.he company says his was one of 3 million where the top could detach. >> we were supposed to get a rebate from samsung. >> they notified him about the rebate on november 2016. >> right away i called on where to send the rebate form because it was not on the form. >> samsung told him he would have a rebate in four to six weeks but the check never game. he called the company again. >> we spoke with the samsung reps and they didn't know where our application was. >> romer showed us this receipt showing he sent in proof of delivery by certified mail. >> it's frustrating that an organization doesn't follow through on their commitments. >> so romer contacted nbc 10 responds. >> my wife was call harry and work this out. >> we contact t samsung, the company apologized for romer's inconvenience and have processed his rebate. romer sent us this nbc 10 responds cam. >> thank you, harry, you guys solved my problem. >> all right. let's get that check cashed now. samsung also tells us if you're part

. >>> >> a scary situation 14 stories above the ground, two window washers had to be rescued. david. >> reporter: lots of clouds around, can't rule out showers on some buts. bus stops, winds not all that bad. spotty showers around 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. we'll be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler weather on the way as we head toward the weekend. >> this week's nor'easter took a bite out of new jersey's beaches. the storm started sunday night and ended tuesday, caused erosion along the coastline. some of the worst erosion happened in spots where it could least afford it. >> no storms out like that out in the horizon for now, right? >> reporter: no, the big changes is the cooler air as we head toward thend. storm tracker 6 live double scan mainly dry, but the overhead view shows sprkl showers north and west of philadelphia. some in the northern suburbs light and spotty. that will fill in and build over the next couple of hours as we take a look outside, currently in atlantic city, it looks the camera not shaking much this morning. everywhere we look acr

today that window washer does what he does every day.dden, today he needed help and he got it. sweet, as my grandmother would have said. so they got him down and looks like all is well. that is life out of dallas through kdfw fox 4. candidate donald trump said we will build a wall on the mexican border and mexico will pay for it. he said that dozens of times at dozens of campaign events. today president trump made a new statement. now he says the united states taxpayers will fund the wall. construction he says will begin as soon as possible within months. projections from the cost range from 11 to $30 billion. president trump says mexico will pay us back in a complicated way that has not yet been explained or defines. mexican leaders say they will not. yesterday they were emphatic. mexico will not pay for the wall. the new mexican foreign minister says there's no way that will happen. in quoting a again here, he said there are no circumstances, not even the best possible trade deal, investments, support which would justify taking a step

samsung recalled his old washer. the company says his was one of 3 million where the top could detach. >> supposed to get a rebate from samsung. >> notified him about the recall. and the reeb at november 42016. >> i called them to find out where to send the rebate forms. because it was not on the form. >> he tells us samsung promised he would have a $545 rebate within 4-6 weeks. the check never came. says he called the company again. >> we spoke with the samsung reps and they didn't know where stuff -- where our application was. >> showed us this receipt showing he sent and proof of the delivery by certified mail. >> it's frustrating that an organization doesn't follow through on their commitments. >> so he contacted nbc 10 responds. >> my wife said, call harry and work this out. >> we contacted samsung. the company apologized for the inconvenience and have processed his rebate. he sent us this nbc 10 responds cam. >> thank you, harry. you guys solved my problem. >> harry hairston, nbc 10 responds. >>> samsung also t

, texas pulled off a daring rescue, a broken scaffold left a window washer, 15 stories. crews raised his partner to the top of the buildings. a rescuer repelled to the side lowering the worker slowly to the ground. wind were howling 15 miles per hour. >> karen rogers, can you hear me? i was thinking that's a scary scene, i don't want to see anything like that today. we're looking live on the roads. we're anticipating a few showers, getting them in spots currently not on 309, traffic is moving nicely, coming in from perkisie and montgomeryville. no issues right there. in north coventry township, blocking a lane, police on the scene, harp farm road. southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway, moving nicely, driving in and out of the city, maybe not moving nicely, 8:00 a.m., to 6:00 p.m. 12th, and 13th and market shut down because of the presidential visit. we'll get showers through the early morning commute and we'll get sunshine after that. temperatures wise we're looking good, 43 degrees, above the average high, again, we've been dealing with that a lot.

. >> and unfortunately only offered us $22 for a new washer. >> reporter: $22? >> or $122 if we opted to get another samsung washer which we don't really want. >> reporter: she chose the repair option but says it took multiple tries to get a repairman there. eventually he did work to secure the lid but even after that fix, samsung still telling consumers to apply this sticker, changing the settings. now you have to wash your bedding on the delicate cycle. >> it's not a long enough cycle, there's not enough water, you have to run three or four times to get a blanket clean. >> that's why you bought a washing machine? >> that's exactly why we bought this one. >> reporter: if you don't ow says the machine could still hurt you, sending along this warning. for bedding or bulky items, only use the bedding cycle. using any other cycle may cause the washer's top to suddenly detach from the machine causing serious injury. and this is after the fix. consumers have seen sued samsung in a proposed class action. >> reporter: what do you make of the response to the recall? >>

they're teaming up with whirl pool to make appliances like washers and dryers smarter? alexa won't pick up the clothes in the dryer for me. >> that's coming. maybe that's next year. that is the idea. so obviously, a push we're seeing big tech making a range of ways into our homes. you go expect a smart home will be a theme this year as it has been in years past. yes, today's headline was a few things from amazon. one was this partnership. the ability to control these appliances with the sound of your voice using the smart system. >> thank you. a lot to unpack here. invideo stocks also down on the heels of this key note address. >> so it is probably down about 18%? 20% since the all time high a week and a half ago? obviously, with his ideas, if you look at it, their eps growth does not dictate a premium of that magnitude. what you're buying is the hope they dominate space that he was talking about. if they do, this goes from a $50 billion market cap company probably into the low 70s. so to me, i get valuation is stupid crazy, you're betting on their ability to dominate s

. >>> plus an extended warranty wasn't enough to cover the repair costs on one woman's washer. how a call to harry hairston and the nbc 10 response team helped her get the money she was owed. >>> plus ellen on the executive order. how the talk show host is using her favorite animated movie to tell a modern-day immigration story. >>> ellen degeneres has found her own way to comment on president trump's executive order on immigration. she used the movie "finding dory." >> ellen provided the voice of dory in the animated movie. here she is on her show today. >> "finding doory" is about a fish named dory and dory lives in australia. and these are her parents and they live in america. i don't know what religion they are but her dad sounds a little jewish, doesn't matter. dory arrives in the america with her friends marlin and nemo and she ends up at the marine life institute behind a large wall. and they all have to get over the wall. and you won't believe it, but that wall has almost no effect in keeping them out. >> president trump reportedly screened "finding dory" with his famil

if they're seen that are renting out a wrong or a portion of the home for $1,800 with water, a washer and dryer and utilities included is definitely a case of people behaving badly. these houses were all recently sold and some are still under construction. the developer access that will not show their name but was concerned that their development was being used to treat people. --trick people chief meterologist, brittney shipp joins us with the weather! chief meterologist, brittney shipp joins us with the weather! >> brittney: now we can put our numberless away and cleanup!--we can put our umbrella away. >> brittney: towards the afternoon, you will see the clouds the decreasing with more sunshine. we have been checking out on summer weather near the north bay zone. when we fly over to lake tahoe, is still dealing with snow flurries so it's not completely dry for everyone. >> grant: >> brittney: we do have some unsewed weather for tomorrow. it will not last long. i am now seeing any rain showers moving and derrick it seems to be dry for the weekend even as we go into monday. so i'm tra

. >> and fortunately they only offered us $22 for a new washer. >> reporter: 22? >> $22 or $122 we opted to get another samsung washer which we don't want. >> reporter: so she chose the repair option, but it took multiple tries to get a repairman there. eventually, she says, he did work to secure the lid. but even after that fix, samsung still telling consumers to apply this sticker, changing the settings. you have to wash your bedding on the delicate cycle. >> it's not a long enough psych many. it's not enough water. we've tried t. you have to run it three or four times to get a blanket clean. >> reporter: that's why you bought a washing machine. >> that's why we bought this one. it was marketed as doing bedding at home and it can't. >> reporter: samsung says the machine could still hurt you, sending along this warning. only use the bedding cycle. using any other cycle to cause the washer's top to suddenly detach from the machine causing serious injury. and this is after the fix. consumers have even sued samsung in a proposed class action. what do you make of sam

some scary moments for two window washers 15 stories above the ground in dallas.e going to tell you how that ended. let's check in on market futures. they don't look as scary. you are watching "fbn:am." introducing conduent. one of the largest business process companies in the world. whether it's in health care, customer care, technology, transportation or government. we touch millions of lives every day. conduent. advancing the everyday. lauren: check this out. two window washers in dallas, texas were rescued after being suspended 15 stories above the ground. there they are. got into trouble yesterday at and after the scaffolding fell to one side leaving them dancing on the side of the building. firefighters and emergency workers were able to rescue both of the men fortunately that the accident is under investigation. trained to be thank you for watching "fbn:am." although there is. continues. lauren: yesterday was historic and today, maria bartiromo could we equally historic or maria: disconnected. good morning, everybody. i maria bartiromo is this thursday, jun

using any other cycle, may cause the washer's top to detach from the machine.onsumers have sued samsung in a proposed class-action. what do you make of sag' >> it's a joke. it's a farce. it would be laughable if it wasn't so dangerous. >> reporter: lori andrus is on the case. >> they're not fixing it. >> reporter: there's a lot of people that have this washing machine right now. >> it's dangerous. these are ticking time bombs. might not have gone off yet. >> reporter: samsung telling nbc news, our priority is to reduce safety risks. and they have repaired hundreds of thousands of machines. they're serviced within seven business days with high rates of consumer satisfaction. but brittany says she isn't satisfied at all. she can't afford a new washing machine and needs samsung to step up. >> i want them to make it right and stand by the products and refund us for the machine we bought. >> reporter: if you're worried you may have one of the machines in your home right now. visit today.com. we posted all of the model er if your mod sexual el is on thee have a link

scott mcgrew showed is us a smart washer. it washes and dry. >> we sent chris pollone out on the floor to find some of the gadgets. chris, what did you find? >> scott, i have more good stuff to you. this is helia light bulb. it comes with a sensor inside. apparently health experts say l.e.d. is great but there's a lot of blue light which is not good if you are trying to sleep. so this light accepts the ambient light in your home. in the morning it will give you blue light that helps you wake up. at nighttime, it adjusts the color to take out the blue light so he don't have trouble falling asleep. i'll turn it off. you will see the color temperature change when it senses our tv light. it went to more of a yellow because of the lights we have here. pretty cool. perhaps you have to much blue light in your life if you're having trouble sleeping. this is the link. a couple of inches by a couple of inches. two terabytes of storage. one of the smallest devices you'll ever see. internet hot spot in it. bluetooth connectivity. it mean

. >> and coming up tomorrow will on nbc10 responds a family's washer is part of a massive recall but the rebate for a new washer they were promised never showed up so they contacted harry and the nbc10 respond team. >> we all heard about the importance of the basic food groups, right? >> but do crickets belong there? why these bugs are quickly becoming a bigger part of people's diet. >> plus good news at the gas pumps see what's finally driving prices down? >>> now to what could be the most popular protein to add to your diet. >> i know you're going to love this. crickets, how does that sound? those who raise them for eating the demand is now outpacing the supply. the owner of this organic cricket farm he started fund-raising to expand his operations. more people believe crickets is a great way to boost their protein. the farmers next goal, freeze crickets and sell them he whole he sale to restaurants. don't they look delicious? >> great source of protein that has little to no impact on the environment. they produce almost no greenhouse gases, they use very little space. they can be

. >> plus, dish washers and refrigerators and even stoves. you may not know it but ikea sells these products and consumer reports tested them for their quality. >>> and immaculate lowering the price of tuition. >>> and today is the day for laws for beer sales in pennsylvania change. loose irregularlations allow beer distributors to sell any quantity of beer including six-packs and growlers. john rawlins live outside of a store in king of prussia. >> reporter: hi sharrie, well they allowed me to come inside and it's a much nicer place i'll tell you that. some supermarkets in pennsylvania were allowed to sell six-packs of beer troubling for family own distributorships and today's change puts them on a par with the super markets and can sell six-packs and less than six-packs and good news for them and for folks that really like their beer. >> you can literally -- >> pull that six-pack out. take it to the register -- >> day one of six-pack sales at traditional beer distributors chris is the fourth generation in the business. >> a big day first ti

woman buys extended warranty on washer.n't get reimbursed. >> that is until nbc 10 responds get involves. harry hairston has the story. >> reporter: williams is a busy mom of four. the laundry sure can mount up. >> we try to stay on top of it. >> when the animal tay terror of the machine stopped working, she called lows where she brought the washer and extended warranty. >> so i called them to make sure it was covered. they said yes, but they weren't able to send a repair person out until the week after. >> williams said lowes told her to get the machine repaired on her own and the company would reimburse her. she called a company and got it fixed the same day. when she tried to get reimbursed by lowes, no results. >> i needed to snit the form. i did that twice. said i needed to submit a credit cart receipt or proof of payment, i did that twice. >> but still no check. >> so now i'm frustrated. >> reporter: then she called nbts 10 responds. we contacted lows which told us it would work with williams to resolve the issue. >>

i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more, because this scent lasts for 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. right, freshness for weeks! unstopables by downy. for a fresh too feisty to quit. >>> last thing before we go here, president-elect trump's first press conference in 168 days is scheduled for tomorrow. that's not the only major event for this schedule. there are four cabinet hearings in the senate including a secretary of state and a position fifth in line for succession of the presidency and we can assume a large portion of that will involve rex tillerson's relationship with russia and putin. it will take one republican to vote against tillerson to block the nomination. it is rare for the nominee to be rejected boo i the senate. since 1977, only six out of 109 nominations failed and only one of those was voted against and the rest withdrew. >> we'll be here for all of it starting at 9:00 a.m. see you then. for now, that does it for this f that does it

they offered us $22 for a new washer. or $122 if we opted to get another samsung washer.e don't want that. this has been such a hassle. >> samsung tells nbc news "our priority is to reduce any safety risk and repaired hundreds of thousands of machines. on average serviced within seven business days." >>> facing the glare of the media spotlight in the fans in philadelphia can be impossible at times for professional athletes. next all knew at 5:00. an exclusive look at the philly's newest players and how the team is teaching them how to handle the heat. >>> and the rain is almost here. tracking it from our southwest. look hour-by-hour. when it'll make it to your neighborhood. and a big roller coaster of temperatures. that's coming up. 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, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only hal

floor. >> now we have a washer and dryer underneath here.all fine. >> reporter: residents tell me most homes are built for floods. most of them take the warnings very seriously. laura mall pert nbc bay area news. >>> there was also a dangerous situation in santa clara. look at this. the county fire posted this picture on twitter. a mud slide toppled a tree which knock over a propane tank this morning. firefighters had to evacuate two homes nearby until the crews were able to contain the propane tank. >>> the san francisco fbi field saufs says this happened in the overnight hours of january 8th and 9th when the agent was working and twork i ing. the fbi is not confirming whether the stolen items were secured in the vehicle. california saw by the way says all law enforcement must secure their hand guns or be subject to a fine. >>> we weren't given a great chance but we knew -- >> want to show you mr. trump and the first lady at the inaugural ball. this is the second of two balls. this is the freedom ball right now mr. trump is addressing his s

i'm about to pop a cap of “mmm fresh” in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downycause this scent lasts up to 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. >>> 4:53. nigeria's president said the government will help those affected by the military mistake. a fighter jet on a mission to take out terrorists mistakenly bombed a refuge camp. they were both refugees and aid workers. at least 200 people wounded and several buildings. >>> several states are suing the federal government on cole minings, the regulations are streets and water ways, added increase cost to cole mining companies, many struggling to operate. i'm not sure what video we're looking at but many critics argued that the regulations are too expensive and will lead to more layoffs in at the industry. >>> major milestone on reinstate 66. overnight crews up up the first of eight entries for the toll lanes scheduled. the gantries will hold the equipment. once it is complete, it will cost you to drive during peak trial, it will help be used to help improvement roads. >>> the montgomery c

you stand here, you're doing your dishes because you have multiple dish washers. why not?ou're doing the dishes and you're looking out and like bam, look at that view. >> you can see 1 world trade center from the kitchen. >> reporter: to the study with views of a certain lady. >> you can see the statue of liberty. there's the party ready built-in surround sound stereo. to the best part. >> yeah. >> arguably where the magic happens. the master. and i'm talking the master, the master of the university master. this way. this entire side of the building, north, east, south views. >> the sun kissed master bedroom suite attached to one of the most spectacular bathrooms in all of new york. >>> oh, my god. >> look at that. >> this does feel like i'm at home. >> did i mention the place is party ready? check out the shower. >> so guys come on, let's try. the whole crew. i want to see everybody. so one, two, three. can we get the camera man in here, too. come on, come on. >> wow, this is instain. >> fits our crew of eight with plenty of room for many moore. beyond the apartment, the

i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more, because this scent lasts for 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. right, freshness for weeks! unstopables by downy. for a fresh too feisty to quit. >> son-in-law-turned-trump senior adviser. the implications of jared kushner's new white house job. >> confirmation is going great. >>> and the all-night action to save obamacare with the leader of the democrats. senator chuck schumer and senator cory booker. >>> and is this really why democrats lost? >> there was one performance this year that stunned me. >> the conservative bubble and meryl streep when "all in" starts right now. >> somebody like meryl streep is also inciting people's worst instincts. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes.

. >>> a window washer is back on solid ground, after dangling 15 stories in the air.e was working outside a bank building in dallas when the scaffolding failed. fire and rescue workers on the ground and on the roof were able to get him down to the ground. investigators say high winds may be to blame. >>> it is y a missing toddler who had not been seen since a deadly tornado hit his family's mobile home park. this is in albany, georgia. at least 15 people died over the weekend, from tornadoes and other severe storms in the state. officials say it caused at least $100 million worth of damage. >>> a south texas woman is describing what it sounded like when a tornado hit her home. >> going, woo, woo, woo. woo. boom. >> shircelta williams said she was watching television, when she heard the twister coming. she raced to her bathtub. climbed in, just in time, as the tornado destroyed her home. listen. >> we was in the bathtub in the bathroom. when we woke up. got out. we heard this boom. and we got out. weeftion outside. -- we were outside. >> williams said she is pretty sti

i guess the freezer, they said probably your water heater and washer and dryer could be destroyed. >> another resident says his 82-year-old mother has water in her home. >> about three foot of water in the basement. it's -- everything's floating. >> i'm very angry with the city. very angry. >> residents expect this could have been avoided had it been attended to in may. >> this could have been prevented. they are dragging their feet. i want to know why. >> back live here with a repair operation continues as i indicated, they should have this wrapped up in the next couple of hours, in the midst of the snow, the spokesman for the water department says he can't say if there is a correlation between the steel plate and water main break. live here in north philadelphia, dann cuellar, channel6 "action news." >> montgomery county district attorney says he won't oppose bill cosby's motion to bringing in jurors from out of the county. he objects to bringing the case out of the area. the 79-year-old's trial is currently scheduled for june. >> president elect donald trump will get a personal bri

also your washer fluid is important. and nearby, the battery. again, half the calls that aaa received today for were dead batteries. if you haven't replaced it in three to five years, make sure you do just that. bundle up out here. it's pretty cold. >>> it's not clear yet if icy conditions caused this shuttle bus to topple in northeast philadelphia. the driver was able to climb out through the windshield after crashing near wood haven road around 4:00. >>> a 75-year-old man is hospitalized tonight after a dumbbell came crashing through his windshield on the new jersey turnpike. tonight police are still trying to figure out how it happened. >> reporter: i just checked on the victim's condition. he underwent surgery and remains in critical condition with his family by his side. new jersey police identified the 75-year-old man who survived a crash that critically injured him. jack decarlo was behind the wheel of this suv with his wife in the passenger seat when a dumbbell struck the passenger window. sky force ten shows how the dumbbell left its ma

i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downyse this scent lasts up to 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. freshness for weeks! >>> in today's quick hits in only her second public appearance since the november election, hillary clinton was at the state department, and with her john kerry and madeline albright. during her speech clinton made reference to her e-mail controversy. >> i am thrilled to be here at the new hillary clinton pavilion. i am sure you will notice it's the most transparent part of the entire project. >>> the force is with l.a. beating out san francisco as the future george lucas museum, and it will be filled with his collection including memorabilia from "star wars." >>> could we see a honey shortage? u.s. fish and wildlife says the bees have plummeted. >>> and then what exactly does trump plan to focus on first. julie has a few ideas of that and more. good morning. >> good morning, francis. i think what investors are hoping to hear from donald trump today is policy, what he's goi

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. >>> some awfully terrifying moments high above dallas today when two window washers were left dangling story of a high-rise after their scaffolding dropped out beneath them. firefighters got both workers to safety. one rescuer even rappelling down the building to render aid. it's unclear why the scaffolding may have failed. >>> a homeowner's nightmare in montgomery country -- county, pennsylvania. take a look at this. a giant sinkhole opening up right in front of their yard collapsing part of the road leaving a pickup truck dangling on the edge. local officials say it's still unclear what caused the ground to give way in the middle of the night. they poured cement in the hole to try and stabilize homes nearby. >>> and a new study that might surprise some but probably not anyone who's ever loved a dog. researchers of the university of cambridge say kids like their pets more than their siblings. they get more satisfaction from their relationships with their pets and no surprise here, they get along better. of course when's the last time your sibling ate your slippers? something to think

across the world, this giant cargo ship from new zealand and australia carrying everything from dish washers and cocoa beans. but it's this ship from mexico that has them concerned. >> for us anything that slows down cargo or the pace of cargo slows down employment opportunities. >> he doesn't anticipate anything will change immediately. >> the super bowl is coming up and i think i read there's 100,000 tons of avocadoes being put into place to supply all of us who need guacamole. >> reporter: there are hundreds of thousands of other jobs that could be affected if the 20% hike on mexican imports becomes reality. >> trucking companies, raimel companies, air freight companies, people in the grocery business. >> reporter: this grocery store in cherry hill is waiting to see the impact. it's not just super bowl sunday the guacamole flies off shelves here. >> i don't think people will stop buying stuff in order to keep having those great meals. >> i expect the market will adjust itself. whether the consumer sees the prices or the producers end up absorbing the price increases, one doesn't know. >>

it's decrete because it fits in a woman's bra and pumps quietly and dish washer safe. cost $430 when it goes on sale this spring. >>> and fisher-price is selling a new exercise bike for children. the think and learn cycle is designed with a tablet holder so children can use apps while peddling and they are focused on imagine, and science and social studies and the price for all of this exercise and education is $150. >> that is a great idea. >>> one of the biggest bonuses of retirement is the luxury of time to pursue your passions. in today's art of aging report we meet a man that took his hobby to a new level. >> john and others gather in his new jersey basement to recreate the romance of model trains. for the 79-year-old the love affair started when he was a little boy growing up near a train line. >> as most model rail liners, we started with a train set under the christmas tree and it took off. >> this is a model from the 1950s. >> this is three different railroads and multiple trains operate egg over the railroad at different time zbrz they need another set of han

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