the american red cross would give these things to people. people on the street car could see those windows. people on the road would know what this house was about by the windows and the red cross flag above the windows. we have seen a wooden house that was once the center for an organization, the american red cross, that worked around the world and this country. after 18 major efforts, after 23 years of leading the american red cross, and at the age of 82, clara barton was under pressure to resign. there was another lady to take -- eager to take over. there were people critical of her age, her management style, critical of the rate in which the organization was growing and spreading with more chapters under the the lash around the country. under that pressure, clara barton did step down. the american red cross moved into washington city and clara barton started another organization the next year the , national first aid association. it was the organization that called first aid first aid and created the first aid kit. it then worked to make

it was her home in the center of the american red cross. -- and the center of the american red cross. clara barton was born on christmas day in massachusetts. her birthplace is still there. it was on a farm when she was a girl. her father was a middle-class farmer. before being a farmer, he had been a soldier and had risen to the rank of captain. he was active in local government and served on the legislature. the barton family helps support in the community. she had an exposure to service and her family and experience with service at a young age. clara barton had two brothers, two sisters, and they were all much older than she was, more than tenures older. her brothers -- more than 10 years older. her brothers and sisters were teachers. at 17, she started to teach school. she had to overcome this very shy nature. she went on to enjoy that work and earned a reputation of being a good teacher. she is 30 years old, the earliest picture that we have. she found new jersey did not have a system of free schools and she approached officials of the town and offered to start one herself and th

the american red cross was on scene earlier this afternoon to offer their assistance. eporting live in san francisco abc7 news. >> thank you sergio. speaking of the red cross, tonight american red cross is also help ought victims of wednesday night's massive fire in san francisco's mission district. a multiservice agency has been set up at the salvation army on valencia street. one person died in the fire, dozens of other people are displaced from their homes. the red cross is providing emergency shelter and resources to help those fire victims get back on their feet. >> also be hand ought vouchers for clothing and later on if people find housing helping with furnishings these folks lost everything in the fire and they're starting from scrooch to rebuild their homes. >> dock's clock bark across the street is collecting donations and giving half of its bar sales to fire victims tonight. >> richmond police are on the lookout for a gunman after a deadly shooting this morning. officers responded to a shot spotter alert shortly after 3:00 a.m. and found a man dead inside a t

the american red cross was on scene earlier this afternoon to offer their assistance. eporting live in san francisco abc7 news. >> thank you sergio. speaking of the red cross, tonight american red cross is also help ought victims of wednesday night's massive fire in san francisco's mission district. a multiservice agency has been set up at the salvation army on valencia street. one person died in the fire, dozens of other people are displaced from their homes. the red cross is providing emergency shelter and resources to help those fire victims get back on their feet. >> also be hand ought vouchers for clothing and later on if people find housing helping with furnishings these folks lost everything in the fire and they're starting from scrooch to rebuild their homes. >> dock's clock bark across the street is collecting donations and giving half of its bar sales to fire victims tonight. >> richmond police are on the lookout for a gunman after a deadly shooting this morning. officers responded to a shot spotter alert shortly after 3:00 a.m. and found a man dead inside a t

>> oh yeah. >> reporter: aside from the folks who lived in this apartment building the american red cross is also assisting nine others who live next door. they don't have power. and the american red cross did not want them out in the cold. we'll be following all of the late breaking developments throughout the day and have them posted for you on the nbc 10 news app. live for now, in norristown monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> we have an update on the train crash in new york early this morning. governor andrew cuomo says six people were killed in the accident not seven as previously reported. the metro north train slam nad a jeep cherokee stalled on the tracks in val haleh, north of new york city. nbc's kate snow has an update. >> reporter: federal investigators just arriving here on the scene. they're going to be asking a lot of questions about what exactly happened here last night. what we know so far is that a metro north train, that's a major commuter railway out of new york city was coming north on this track behind me here with about 600 or more passengers on board. it was during t

clara barton founded the american red cross following the civil war and relocated its headquarters to in glen echo, maryland, near washington, d.c. we learned about her life and work of the red cross on a tour of the house with park ranger kevin petty. that is tonight at 6:00 and

in 1917, isabel left for europe and spent eight months on the front lines with the american red cross servicing the canteen and working in hospitals in belgium and france on the fronts. she was later awarded the french medal and the american red cross canteen medal. i had read "presidents and pies." i was rereading it a few days ago. every once in a while, she will mention the front, but never a description of any of the horrible experiences and sites she must have seen. i think she wanted to focus on pleasant life in washington. after the war, the andersons were barely in washington at all. they rented the house out to foreign dignitaries ambassadors and their staff. larz died in 1937. is about, having no use for the house, donated it to the society of cincinnati. isabella died in 1948 at the age of 72. just to close, larz had a cousin , nicholas longworth the representative from ohio and long-term speaker of the house. nicholas married teddy roosevelt's eldest daughter. in 1925, they bought the house at 2009 massachusetts avenue and moved in with their one-year-old daughter, paulina

the american red cross is helping those residents who had to evacuate. the. >>> the dangerously cold weather is being blamed for the death of a philadelphia woman. police suspect 80-year-old mildred renn died hypothermia. her body was found yesterday after she disappeared from her home in overbrook wednesday night. she suffered from dementia and frequently wandered away from her house. >>> as the extreme cold continues, the impact to our area amtrak will operate on a normal weekend schedule along the northeast corridor. this comes after four(d@ys of weather related disruptions. yesterday's service on the northeast corridor ran at half its normal capacity. amtrak blames the disrupted service on the frigid temperatures but says that all passengers this week were able to catch different trains. service on the cape may lewis ferry is suspended this morning because of ice in the cape may canal and delaware bay. this is video from earl earle this week of the ferry navigating through the icy waters all trips are canceled through 9:15 this morning. and officials

she was later awarded the french courtier, the royal belgium medal of the red cross and the american red cross canteen medal. it was funny, because i had read "presidents and pies," and every once in a while, she'll mention the front or on the front, but never a description of any of the horrible experiences and sights she must have seen there, so i think for the folks, she just wanted to focus on pleasant life in washington. after the war, the andersons were barely in washington, hardly at all. they rented the house out to foreign dignitaries, ambassadors and their staff, lars died in 1937, and isabel having no use for this wonderful house according to lars's wishes, donated it to the society of cincinnati. and isabel died in 1948 at the age of 72, and at the washington national cathedral. so just to close up on personages in the neighborhood, lars had a cousin, nicholas longworth, a representative from ohio and long-term speaker of the house. nicholas married alice roosevelt roosevelt, teddy roosevelt's eldest daughter, and in 1925, they bought the house, at 2009 massachusetts avenu

clara barton founded the american red cross, following the civil war. and relocated its headquarters to a house in glen echo, maryland, near washington, d.c. in 1897. we learn about her life and the work of the red cross on a tour of the house with park ranger kevin patty. that's sunday night at 6:00 and 10:00 eastern. here on c-span-3's american history tv. >> this sunday on q&a neuro scientist dr. francis jensen on the recent discoveries about the teenage brain. >> they don't have their frontal lobes to actually reason. the cause and effect consequences of actions are not very clear to them. because their frontal lobes are not at the ready. they're not as readyly acceptable and they have front lobes but the connections can't be made as quickly for a split second decision making. and also don't forget a lot of the hormones are changing a lot in the body of those -- young men and women. and the brain hasn't seen these yet in life. until you hit teenage years. so the brain is trying to learn how to respond to these new hormones that are rolling around an

they left the scene just a short while ago but the american red cross is till out here. 12 people have been displaced by the fire. four of them are going to rfk assistance by the american red cross. a bright lane of orange flaems just boosting out of the building. it was a terrifying sight for all the people in this neighborhood. the chief who got on scene jumped this up to three alarm. it originally started in win building then it jumped to a second building and eventually a third building. we're told at least six units destroyed two businesses on church street. also damaged laults of water used to put this fire out and actually safe a life. in this case, they were pets. two cats were injured. one suffered smoke inhalation. but eventually thaticality was brought back to life. very scary situation for those pet owners. the fire department does have investigators still on scene. we don't know how this fire started but they're glad it's out. life in san francisco tonight. >> this fire comes around three weeks after a massive four alarm fire in mission district in san francisco. one perso

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sarah barton, -- clara barton founded the american red cross in 1881.oved the headquarters to a house in glen echo maryland outside washington d.c. workers could begin relief efforts immediately in the event of a crisis. we learned about her life in a tour of the house with park ranger kevin patti. >> welcome to clara barton national historic site. my name is kevin patti. 38 rooms and 14,000 square feet. we will get to know the lady who lived here more than 100 years ago. clara barton's home for the last 15 years of her life, she lived to be 90 years old. this was the first permanent home of the organization she founded and led for 23 years, the american red cross. under one roof in this house they had people are ready to go volunteers lived here. they had supplies, they had money, there is a walk in vault where they had $3000 ready to start a relief effort. if they learned of a hurricane on a sunday and the bank was closed, they did not have to wait for the bank. they could open the doors, load wagons, go to the trains and wherever it was they were goi

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now, prosecutor's office the office of emergency management, the american red cross, all here at the complex offering a warm place for the residents. when we see you again we'll work to bring you another update on the victims of this fire. as you can see, they are pulling things out of their apartments. they're being allowed to go back inside to salvage whatever they can. live for now from lindenwold monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> another fire in camden county this morning had crews working in the frigid conditions. the blaze at this house on eagle road in audubon park broke out after 6:00 this morning. crews headed out in minutes. four people escaped the flames and got out safely. a house fire that forced people out into the bitter cold this morning, another one, this one is in philadelphia's east mount airy section. this is just before 4:00 this morning. sax people were inside at the time but they made it out okay. investigators are looking into the cause of this fire but they say it appears to be accidental. the dangerously cold weather is being blamed for the death of a philad

moments ago the american red cross told us the victims are traumatized.elderly and decemberisabled. we'll have an update on those displaced throughout the day on nbc10.com. live for now from norristown area high school monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >>> and i'm katy zachry live in trenton this morning where a police officer is in the hospital after a driver hits him and his cruiser. this is the suspect's car found in hamilton township after he fled the scene with police. the driver hit several cars on east state street and was found with a gunshot wound but police say he'll be okay. they are investigating this morning who shot the driver the police officer who was hit is expected to be okay. katy zachry "nbc 10 news." >>> good morning, i'm jillian mele. a mass transit note for you, new jersey transit northeast corridor trains delayed ten minutes right noum. this is a live look at 76 right near belmont avenue. the normal volume out there in both directions. all the problems are in norristown as a result of that fatal fire. swede street is closed between o

every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help.ase donate now. muasher, rula jebreal. very simple recap, the president said we shouldn't get on our high horse when we think about islam and terrorism. there were a lot of bad things done in the name of christianity slavery sometimes justified that way. you're a scholar of the middle east but also a christian. i wondered how this whole issue struck you? >> fareed obama got it right. isis are the crusaders, today's crusaders. they are slaughtering in the name of religion. they have a twisted interpretation of faith. crusaders killed not only jews but christians. isis will keep focusing on the few western victims. remember the overwhelming number of victims of muslims. not just even minority shiites, christians. isis has slaughtered thousands of sunni citizens and iraquis. but the question is the crusaders and isis, the reality is isis has to be deconstructed. these twisted interpretations of the faith must be faced head on and only arabs and muslims can deconstruct this particular twis

every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help. please donate now. >>> new attack is an intelligence isis and iraq in syria. there were 26 air strikes overnight according to central command and we're learning the united arab emirates has ordered f-16s into jordan. and frank mancona, a former military attache. good to see you. how significant is it that these f-16s are sent to jordan? >> this is pretty significant. after the downing of the jordanian pilot in december the uae halted its operations and said they were not close enough to the operation in case one of their pilots goes down. this puts them closer and the united states has moved assets to be closer to the action. the uae made a comment, we responded. i think the coalition is a little stronger right now. we have the jordanians conducting operations over syria and looks like the uae will come back into the fold and restart its operations. this is a welcome development. >> when the uae said it would suspend or hold off having its fighter jets engaged because they too, were c

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the american red cross has opened a multiservice agency at the salvation mayor on valencia street to help victims of wednesday effect's massive fire in the mission district. one person died in the fire. dozens dispoliced. the red cross is providing emergency shelter and resources to help the people get back on their feet. and a bar across the street is collecting donations and giving half of today's bar sales to fire victims. >> certainly feels like summer out there. a record-setting day around the bay area. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more. >> we saw several records bowl. temperatures soaring to nearly 20 degrees noal this afternoon. looking at the record across the region from san jose oakland, san francisco, and downtown to the airport, even in livermore all these records have been broken. most of these numbers have been in the record books since the 70 '70s, so it arrived in a big way here this afternoon. oakland, 18 degrees warmer at 78. also unprecedented territory in terms of rainfall. in san francisco. we have gone the entire month without a drop of rain. we have rec

. >> camden county office of emergency management and the american red cross were on hand to offer warm refuge and food. hours of the plays was extinguished neighbors hemd each bag up what could be established is. >> i lost everything in there basically. electronic equipment kpurpts and all that. that's gone. >> you can replace the stuff there but you can't replace a life. >> the apartment complex is providing other units for displaced residents. monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> and on this first alert day i'm tracking more snow moving in but i'm also tracking the changeover at the shore fist. i'll update you again in a few minutes. >> and a live ak t camelback mountain resort in the poconos. the snow may be an inconvenience for the rest of us but the skiers and snowboarders look at that crowd, are thankal. >>> live look in northeast philadelphia as city plow crews are working the streets. it is only so much they can do to get the streets clean because the snow is still falling. the roads are rough in;/8ñ and around the philadelphia area. side streets and major highways. on the rooseve

today, the american red cross will turn the shelters over to the salvation army, which plans to operate them for another two weeks. >>> you only have a couple more days to enroll in health insurance plans under the affordable care act. "covered california" is hoping for a surge in enrollment before the sunday deadline. so far "covered california" says about 1.3 million people have signed up for the new coverage or are renewing coverage. that's about 400,000 people short of its goal. people who opt out of coverage in 2015 should expect to pay a penalty fee. >>> "fifty shades of grey" hits the big screen today. it's expected to break box office records with projections it could grow $60 million in its first -- gross $60 million in its first four days. the plot is a love story with bedroom violence. that part of this r rated film has advocates calling for a boycott. the group stop porn culture is asking people not to go to the movie and instead donate $50 to a domestic violence shelter. >> it rebrands violent as romance. it concerns us in a society where 25% of women are abused here we are

every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help. please donate now. >>> she's married a man that she loved, and then she went about a cold, calculating way to kill this man in his prime of life. leads me to believe she's one of the most cold-blooded murderers that i've been involved with. >> 32-year-old kimberly hricko was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and arson in the death of her husband. she pleaded not guilty. with no way to prove succinylcholine was in steve's body and no scientific evidence an accelerant was used to start the fire, prosecutors were forced to use a process of conclusion by exclusion. they had to rule out all other possibilities for how the fire started in an effort to convince the jury that steve hricko was murdered. >> this was a healthy young man, who was in his mid 30s, worked as an outdoor person, very fit, who had died suddenly, unexpectedly. there was absolutely no medical disease process or natural disease process that was identifiable in his death and that he was, in fact, not intoxicate

every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help.ase donate now. >> now, back to "strange inheritance." jamie: harold lemay's family continues to face the dilemma of how to honor his legacy. a chunk of harold's huge car collection has been sold off. a museum in tacoma washington, originally meant to be solely devoted to harold has a different mission. then a solution. the family decides to refit that school property that harold purchased in the mid-1990s. eric, what is this place? >> this is the other part of the equation that was our family learning how to save the world's largest car collection. this is mar marymount. it's an event center. a museum. >> your museum? >> yeah. we wanted another museum that was about the lemay family and our taste in collecting. we may be only 6 miles apart, but we're very different culturally from each other. they consider marymount the down to earth little brother. the sleek modern museum. it's the dirty finger version that celebrates harold's cars and nobody elses. it depends on the hard work of eri

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. >> the american red cross bay area chapter canvassed san francisco's mission district today as part of the home fire preparedness campaign. volunteers and city firefighterrers going door-to-door to talk about fire safety, make sure homes have properly installed and working fire alarms and a plan if fire breaks out. >> one of the key things we found through studies is that people really only have two minutes to get out of their home when a fire strikes and most people don't realize that. so by having a plan made in advance, it allows you to be more likely to get out as quickly as you need to. >> the red cross says it targeted the mission district in response to the deadly four- airplane fire last month that displaced 40 people. >>> new details on a story we first told you about tuesday. palo alto police have released a sketch of a man wanted for taking pictures of a woman in a public restroom. this man is suspected of following a woman into a bathroom and then taking pictures of her inside a stall. this happened twice. the latest incident just this past monday. another woman reported

for 23 years the american red cross. under one roof in this house they had the people ready to go. the volunteers lived here. they had the supplies on hand. they had the money. there's a walk-in vault in the corner of this building where they had $3,000 ready to start a relief effort with. so if they learned of a hurricane on a sunday and the bank was closed on that sunday, they didn't have to wait for the bank. they could open the doors load wagons, go to trains and to wherever it was that they were going. we were standing in the room that was miss barton's office. she sat

every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. just >>> just like that the fear is back. closing above the long term average of 20. in the past this represented a good-bying opportunity. will it again? let's bring in brian sullivan. what do you see? what's the pattern been? >> it's really neat, when you're talking about markets, dan and carter have been bearish about what's going on in the price action especially that happened today. if you look at the vix and it the first time it ticks above 20, this happened 20 times, look at the s&p, investors have been hugely rewarded if you bought stocks at that moment. three months out the s&p 500 is up 8.8% and six months out, 13.2% from the time it upticks above 20. i'm looking at this and saying i'm almost near my vix target of 22 like i mentioned a couple of weeks ago. now maybe is the time for a risk reward basis to start to price average and buy into the market. i think there's interesting technical levels that give you a mental stop, we break 1985 on the s&p, then you step in and dip

every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help.ase donate now. ♪ ♪ >>> well, roberta flack wasn't the only one that made it through the fire. our traders did, too, with good and bad calls ahead of earnings. last week, carter voted against green mountain. take a listen. >> we tracked this trend. we get a little overdone. this trend we get a little overdone. you get a little overdone. risk/reward. by our work is not favorable. >> options markets are only implying a move of about 8% this time. that's going to set us up to actually make this bearish bet without spending too much. if moves up, you haven't risked that much. if it moves down, there's a high likelihood it could move to or through that lower strike and give you a nice 3-1 payoff. >> all right. now the stock fell sharply on earnings before making back some of the losses. so, carter first, what do you see in the charts? >> sure, it's a broken chart. right? the question is does one take the gains from the trade which we have? i would say yes. more importantly, really, as an as

she founded the american red cross and 1881. red cross headquarters to a house in maryland just outside of washington d.c. workers could begin it effect immediately in the event of a crisis. we learn about her life on a tour of the house with a park ranger. >> welcome to clara barton national historic site. we are going to be a -- see a big house of 38 rooms, 14,000 square feet. we will get to know a lady who lived here a little more than 100 years ago. this was clara barton's home for the last 15 years of her long life. she lived to be 90 years old. this was the first permanent home of the organization she founded and led, the american red cross. we are in a hallway that has paneled walls. >> of volunteers lived here. they had the supplies on hand. there is a walk-in vault in the corner of this building where they had $3000 ready to start a relief effort with. if they learned of a hurricane on sunday and the bank was closed, they did not have to wait for the bank. they could open the doors, load wagons, go to trains. >> were st

the american red cross is helping about two dozen residents who had to evacuate. fortunately, nobody was hurt. >> we had fire through the roof when we pulled up. naturally the cold and the ice play a part in putting it out. luckily, the winds have died down, so that was a contributing factor. >> we are also following breaking news in philadelphia's east mount airy neighborhood where a house fire forced people out into the bitter cold this morning. the fire started on the third floor of this row home on east sharp neck street also just before 4:00. six people were inside at the time but they did make it out safely. investigators are looking into the cause of this fire. they say it appears to be accidental. as the extreme cold continues to impact our area amtrak will operate on a normal weekend schedule along the northeast corridor. that includes trains running from boston with be new york and washington. both acela express and regional trains will operate on normal weekend schedules as well. this comes after four days of weather-related disruptions. yesterday, serv

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no one was hurt and the american red cross is helping about two dozen people who had to evacuate from this complex. >>> philadelphia is preparing for pope francis. nbc 10 has learned that the fund-raising efforts to help pay for the visit is in pretty good shape. the world meeting of families has raised $30 million so far, that's two-thirds of the way to its goal. the money will go toward the coast of hosting the event, including security technology, transportation infrastructure improvements, support and labor. the world meeting of families will be help the last full week of september. the pope is set to visit philadelphia the weekend of september 25th and will say mass on the ben franklin parkway on that sunday. >>> it is never too early to start thinking about summer, especially this time of year. this year some big names in music will take the stage at major festivals in our area. we'll have a preview, next. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a 5:15 on this saturday morning, here's a live look at camel back mountain resort in the pocono mountains. they'll see the most sno

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they are getting some help from the american red cross. >>> across town overflightnight, a bar shooting in cobbs creek left one man wound. police were on scene where a gunman outside of the bar shot into the bar, striking the victim. the victim is in stable condition at the hospital. police are now searching for that shooter. investigators tell us that they've been talking to witnesses and they plan to look at surveillance video from inside the bar. >>> the deadline is here to sign up for insurance this year under affordable care act. we'll let you know where you can get some help if you need to enroll before time is up. >>> and the philly phanatic wants to wave good-bye to winter and say hello to spring -- training. we'll tell you what the phillies are up to today. that's all coming up after the break. >>> all right. a frigid frigid sunday. we're going to be cold today, we're going to be cold monday. we're going to be cold most of the workweek. right now, these are the actual air temperatures. it is 6 degrees in pottstown, reading, also lancaster. zero in mt. pocono 11 in atlantic city

the american red cross is helping the families displaced by this fire.y damaged this house, nbc 10 was on the scene not too long ago on eagle road in audubon. this blaze began just after 6:00 this morning. crews had it under control in a few minutes. four people were in the home and they made it out safely. i'm rosemary connors. we'll see you back here at 8:30 for a full hour of news. >>> good morning. it is saturday february 21st 2015. here is a look at the top stories. dangerous and deadly. at least 25 people latest blast of winter. dylan will have what is next. >>> and one of nascar's biggest stars will not perform in the daytona 500 among allegations he abused his girlfriend. >>> and living large in a van. that's right. well paid major league baseball player has got the ocean view living in his van. we will talk to him about why. >> good morning. >> good morning. you got a lot of carolina here. you have friends from? >> heart of the country. >> allegedly. >> we are making connections here. >> of course you know that. eighth grade history in south car

clara barton founded the american red cross, following the civil war. and relocated its headquarters to a house in glen echo, maryland, near washington, d.c. in 1897. we learn about her life and the work of the red cross on a tour of the house with park ranger kevin patty. that's sunday night at 6:00 and 10:00 eastern. here on c-span-3's american history tv. >> this sunday on q&a neu

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american history. clara barton founded the red cross in 1881. she moved the headquarters just outside washington, d.c. stockpiled with volunteers and cash she prepared for a crisis. we took a tour of the house with a park ranger. >> welcome to the clara barton national historic site. this is a big house of 38 rooms and 14,000 square feet to read as we walk through this house we will get to know a lady who lived your little more than 100 years ago. this was clara barton's home for the last 15 years of her long life. she lived to be 90 years old. we will see that this is more than clara barton's home. this was the first permanent home of the organization she founded and led for 23 years the american red cross. under one roof in this house they have the people ready to go. the volunteers lived you. they have the supplies on hand. they have the money. there is a walk-in vault in the corner of this building where they had $3000 ready to start a relief effort. if there was a hurricane on a sunday and the bank was closed they did not have to wait for t

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