vermont are investigating whether or not a vessel that a mother and son were on when they got lost at sea was, in fact, sea worthy. week after he was reported missing. earlier this week, officials searched his home and think he knew the boat needed repairs and could be charged. he has a violent past. in 2014, he once held another child hostage with a knife there are questions surrounding his grandfather's murder. >> the past is the past. what i is i wish the press would leave it alone because he was not allowed with his grandfather. >> so far, he's not facing any charges and his mother is presumed lost at sea. >>> if you have acne or had it older. scientists look at the dna with people with acne. they have white blood cells that are better protected against aging. acne may be a side effect of a gene that slows down aging. if that's at case, i will look 16 forever. [ laughter ] >>> ivan cabrera joins us now. perfect skin, by the way. >> that's a lot of air in the morning. morning thunderstorms. it's the drier air that will only affect our northern most county where's we're already raining this

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he told the coast guard when he was out at sea what happened; there was engine failure, the boat started taking on water. he says he couldn't find his mother, and then he decided that he had to get in the liferaft, he had to abandon ship. with regard to the search warrant, we want to show you the findings police in rhode island found that led them to ask for monfils to execute the search warrant at the place he lived. the investigation revealed that his boat was in need of mechanical repair. secondly, he had been conducting a portion of those repairs on his own volition, which could have potentially rendered his boat on safer operation. he intended to go fishing further offshore and in a different location than what his reckless endangerment. but short time ago we heard for the first time in the radio call that he did when he was still out at sea. >> myself and my mom went fishing. there was a funny noise in the engine compartment. i water. the boat sunk out from under my feet and when i saw the liferaft, i did not see my mom. is just -- were you able to find her? >> no, not yet. todd: p

linda carman, the woman who is believed to be lost at sea, was >> how did she take it. >> awful. it was horrendous. they just lost their mom a month before and to have that happen was devastating to the entire family. >> reporter: this 2014 document obtained by 7news reveals when connecticut police believe chakalos's grandson, nathan, murdered him, it says he was the last person so see him alive. discarded a gps right after the killing and the document says he owned a police seized from his upscale apartment house in middletown, connecticut. there were no witnesses. the case was circumstantial. a prosecutor decided to hold off. a winthrop police captain told me, quote, we prepared a warrant and it was not returned. >> the past is the past. i wish the press would leave it alone. becauses. >> he was not involved with his grandfather, with his mother. >> carman's disad in vermont who says he needs support, not punishment. >> very difficult situation. none of us really know what he went through. >> carman got into a life raft with food and water and spent more than a week at sea, but

he had been shot three linda carmen, the woman believes lost at sea was one of his daughters. >> how did she take that whole thing?. awful, it was horrendous. i lost about a month before and to have that happen is devastating to the entire family. >> is 2014 document obtained by 7 news reveals winter connecticut police believe that the grandson the now 22-year-old nathan carmen who had been lost at sea murdered to see him alive. he discarded a computer hard drive and gps device right after the killing. in the documents as he owned a remington shotgun which police seized from his upscale apartment house in middletown connecticut. there were no witnesses. the case was circumstantial. a prosecutor decided to hold off. but the police captain told me quote ?we prepared a warrant and it was not returned. >> the past is the past. i wish the press would leave it alone. because he grandfather or mother ? >> carmen is now in vermont. his father says he is a victim who needs support, not punishment. >> a very difficult situation. none of us really know what he went through. >> police say they ar

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. >>> tonight a new development in the mystery surrounding a mother who was lost at sea. tonight, uncovering evidence of a family feud, and the friction was over a fortune. >> linda carmen is now feared lost at sea. she was once charged with >> reporter: today we sat down with one person who has unique insight into this family's dynamics. linda carmen's attorney says she always defended her son's innocence. >> look, we don't know that linda is alive or dead. >> reporter: holding out hope for his client who disappeared at presumes dead. police spent the evening searching her home. her son, nathan carmen, has been under investigation since he was rescued from a life raft he said he escaped on after the boat they were on capsized and he lost site of her. nathan was at the center of another mystery, the unsolved murder of his millionaire grandfather three years ago. >> she explained to me in detail that there was no financial motive, that nathan was going to inherit eventually whatever he was going to get. >> reporter: linda was the one who had confrontations with her father b

obama said an international ruling found no basis for china's claims in the south china sea was binding, and dismissed criticism by what some of the described as a less than warm reception in the region. reporter: first there was carpetgate. president obama trip to china took an awkward turn when aging literally failed to rollout -- beijing literally failed to roll out the red carpet for him. then there was this. reporter: philippine president duterte using offensive language to describe the american leader when he was asked what he would do if president obama raised the issue of human rights with him. have diplomatic gaffes overshadowed much of the message he was trying to deliver to asia, but the president brushed them off. i don't takema: these comments personally because it seems like this is a phrase used repeatedly, including directed at the pope and others. just a it seems to be habit, a way of speaking for him. reporter: president obama also repeated his concerns over the south china sea, saying that the rule of law in international waters must be maintained. this was president

royal caribbean's anthem of the seas was heading to bermuda. and those huge choppy waves had a lot of passengers getting seasick. so far, no reports of any damage to the ship. mike's full forecast is still ahead, but you can track hermine yourself with our wcvb app. maria it's always updated with : the latest information on any storm. beenben: right now, boston's arson squad is investigating an explosive device, found on a boston police officer's lawn. it appeared to be a homemade device, in a beer bottle, similar to a molotov cocktail. police aren't sure if the officer's house was targeted. it was discovered yesterday morning and you can see left a burn mark on the grass. right now boston police are asking for your help to track down a suspect wanted for a sexual assault on the greenway. police say the victim was walking toward the greenway carosel just after four this morning when she was attacked. the suspect ran off after the maria commitment 2016 now, the : campaign trail getting crowded this labor day. politics hitting back up again both

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royal caribbean's anthem of the seas was heading to bermuda. so far, no reports of any damage to the ship, but a lot of passengers reportedly got sick i want my money back. >> up in maine, we were getting a lot of wind as well and some rain finally. >> finally, yeah. we've got some rain, but overall, the biggest impacts from the storm out at sea with rough surf. we did see stronger winds yesterday. hermine turning west-northwest and weakening. winds at the center of 65 miles an hour. yesterday, we clocked a gust on nantucket of 58 miles per hour. force winds from edgartown over 50, falmouth over 50. even brookline, a guest of 43 miles an hour. there are a lot of weakened trees due to the drought. we have limbs and branches that have come down. scattered reports of damage across the area. hermine is continuing to spin to our west and weaken all the way. this is no longer, as you can see clearly by looking at satellite here, a very organized system, but it does have a low-level circulation that is it's going to continue to track westward and weak

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was at sea, so he was quite literally at sea when the bomb was dropped. this, i think, you want to be in the start of cold war on anything, it is the post conference decision to use the atomic bomb. understanding this conference with the exception of this, you have to go back to 1919, not looking forward to the cold war. there were two major outcomes of this that we have to see in connection with 1919. not a cold war problem, but a first world war problem. the borders of europe, the new borders of germany. the argument in 1919 had been to redraw the borders, figure out roughly where yugoslavia or poland or hungary ought to be an start redrawing the borders. so they figure that was impossible to do. even theoretically you could figure out where all poles lived, you could not create a state that could defend itself and feed itself. so in 1949, they went with a different approach. that is, to re-create the borders for power balance but move people into those new countries. the best estimates argue 35 million people boarded -- moved borders as countries shift

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sea. nathan carman was brought back to boston yesterday after spending almost a week in the water after his boat sank. he tells the associated press the fishing boat sank within a matter of minutes taking his mother with it. he says he didn't harm her. linda carman is her name, who is now presumed dead and nathan also says he had nothing to do with his grandfath's 2013 unsolved murder. he had been a suspect but was never charged. we'll have much more on this story coming up ahead at 6:00. >> also breaking 59:30, the teenager suspect in a south carolina school shooting apparently killed his father before heading to the school. two students and a teacher were hurt in the shooting. they are reportedly in good condition at a hospital so this is a blessing. the teenage shooting in custody. horrific highway crash in westport. a livery driver veered across the median into the other side of the highway that car slammed head on into another. how it happened is under investigation. >> this burlington high school coach is on-leave accused of inappropriate conduct towards player. it's what the school c

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finally after 8 days at sea carman was rescued ? before he was back on dry land? deputies endangerment 'resulting in death" ? linzie: there's some concern that the boat was was it? nathan: i believe it was when we left the dock. i would not have taken my mom nathan's been the subject of suspicion surrounding a tragedy. grfx in a 2014 search warrant ?detectives said that nathan nathan's account of his whereabouts that night. nathan: i had nothing to do with my grandfather's death. nathan was never charged and the crime remains unsolved. severe storms pummeling north falling... prompting flash flood warnings in several counties. flooding closed roads, knocked out power and even forced some schools to cancel classes. major roadways around fort bragg are washed out. the storm could stick around for another day. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. less than 10% early and we dry out entirely by the afternoon. highs will peak a little above dramatically along with winds increasing. low pressure from the pacific northwest will drop into central

sea for a week. nathan carman returned to boston today where he was debriefed by the coast guard. heather: the 22-year-old's mother is still missing she was on his boat with him when it sank. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich is live in boston tonight. todd? todd: nathan carman spent much of the day here in the north guard and is being reunited with family members. his father flew in from california hand picked him a, and they left a short time ago. i want to show you that video again, the moment when nathan carmen returned to land, the first time in 10 days. he came to boston harbor and you could see him coming on the freighter that rescued him out at sea. he was brought to boston harbor and the coast guard picked him

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. >> the cruise ship from boston could hit some rest does rough seas. it was pulling out of port heading towards bermuda. it is monitoring the storm with state-of-the-art radar. they plan to sail around the tracking this around the clock. look for us on facebook and twitter. of course, and our website. >>> a driver in quincy backs over his wife killing her in the driveway. the police are trying to figure out why this happened. we are live at the scene. >> reporter: a 52-year-old driveway. her husband ran over her. police believe this to be an accident. >> around 2: 30 a call came in. >> reporter: a woman was run over and killed. >> it is awful. it is odd when it were -- happens across the street from us. it is very said. >> reporter: a 54-year-old man backed over his 52-year-old think it is terrible. if it is an accident, it is still terrible. it is scary to know that someone could of done something violent. especially to their life partner. >> reporter: family members quietly wait as the investigation continues. homicide investigator has been assigned to the

sea. >> it was almost a suicidal mission. >> reporter: ten days they were at sea suffering storm after storm. low on fuel, food, and water. and no one stopping to help. >> it is recorded in news that 120 ships passed by that time frame and not one of them stopped. >> reporter: but then, early in the morning of november 28th, 1980, one did. >> and that tiny little peach dot is me. >> reporter: she and her family, given the opportunity for a fresh start in the united states. though never learning the name of the captain who made it possible by ordering the rescue. >> but for one man who said stop, you know, save them. and how could i go on enjoying all of the benefits of my life, children, this house, my career, and not acknowledge where it all began. >> reporter: it sparked in lauren a quest to find that man. one which has spread over decades. until one day a name and a number landed in her inbox. so she called. . the call led to an emotional reunion and in lauren, a realization that stories of this captain and his crew's compassion, along with others who did the same, needed to be shared. la

royal caribbean's anthem of the seas was heading to bermuda and the waves had passengers getting seasick. hermine just taking her sweet time to get out of here. >> oh, yeah. slow to get here. slow to leave. still hanging around. but she's weakening right now. you can see the storm itself. westward, so kind of losing its impacts on us as this thing weakens. you'll step out the door this morning and feel the winds first thing. sustained winds around 20 right off the water in boston with mist and drizzle falling. pretty nasty out there. the official track on this thing, continues to weaken throughout the afternoon. winds down to 60. it moves to the west. then it weakens even more as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. the winds are down to 45. it's still hanging around here, getting closer to long island by . thursday that this really kicks on out of here and kind of falls apart and loses its grasp on us entirely. so some lingering impacts today. wind gusts between 20 and 30. a few showers around. some drizzle at times. and rough surf and a rip current risk really the story the next couple o

disturbing details about a vermont man who survived a week at sea. he wast in his grandfather's murder. he was the last one to see his grandpa alive before he was found fatally shot in his home back in 2013. carmen was never charged and his mother is presumed dead after their boat capsized during a fishing trip off of the coast. >> i want to thank everyone for their continued prayers for my mother. >> carmen claims the boat was sea worthy. they are combing through his vermont home looking for evidence looking into the ill faded fishing trip. >> hundreds of troops are being sent to iraq. president obama ordering a move to help combat isis. troops in iraq the number will exceed 5,000. u.s. forces won't take part in combat but only advising worlds. it marks the 11th troop increase in iraq since june 2014. >> president obama sparking fresh controversy over the term radical islam. the president telling the gold star mom that the phrase can make radicals feel under attack. jackie ibanez with the new outrage. >> what is the problem making them feel under attack? >

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the anthem of the sea was passengers, unfortunately, getting seasick. >> right. >> oh, boy. >> right. >> not a great trip there. >> but hermine is weakening. >> it is but we had the strongest winds with hermine yesterday, and we had the gusts over 50 miles per hour. we had a lot of damage, 88 reports across the state, and tree damage from the weakened trees, and you can see the reports yesterday out of nantucket, and gusts to 58 miles per hour over 50 in edgartown, an closer to boston and brookline. the winds gusted over 40, so the strongest winds were yesterday, the damaging winds were yesterday, but it's still windy out there this morning. sustained winds, and we will see higher gusts as hermine sits to our south and continues to weaken here, but it's moving towards the west now. so that may take some of the stronger winds closer to the long island than here across new england. nonetheless, still tomorrow around. it will be tomorrow night and thursday before it kicks out of our hair so lingering effects today, and wind gusts up over 20 miles per hour, and you can see they are strong

it was the first time since taking the office of president that lyndon johnson spent the night on the open sea the occasion was aboard the u.s.s. north hampton. the cruiser was a sea borne command post and had communication equipment ready to serve the chief executive in any national emergency. ♪ on sunday, 21 august, the president departed from north hampton to campobelio island for discussions with prime minister pearson from canada. ♪ the president supplied his own brand of effective personal diplomacy as they informally discussed the world problems that affected both their nations. later in the day, at the international park, the president and the prime minister joined forces in the planting of a document box in the corner of a new visitor's center. the f.d.r. home may have invoked nostalgic memories, for roosevelt left an endearing reminder more than anyone else for the limits, powers and obligations of the presidency. the obligations, he felt, both to his own people and to the world, were clearly evident six days later in idaho, the site of the atomic energy commission's breeder reactor,

sea . >> it was very scary and i thank god i am still alive. >> around dawn we told the captain the boatas not going to make it. we haven't gone that far in yet. we thought what will happen when we reach open water? >> the boat was carrying as many as 600 people. several times over its capacity. only a fraction of them survived. it was about 12 miles off the coast when it sank. sudanese, eritrean, and somali migrants were on board. nobody came. we picked 91 people out of the water including a syrian woman who died. we didn't see any officials. all of the survivors were saved by fishermen. in the latest tragedy to hit african migrants trying to flee war and poverty. over 200,000 of asylum-seekers have crossed the mediterranean so are this year. risk your smuggling routes from egypt have left a spike in the number of deaths with a 37% increase. genie: election officials in venezuela have quashed the oppositions hope of holding a reef -- recall referendum. here's more. caracas came to a standstill as protesters locked roads. antigovernment protests have become a fixture in the capital as th

in new jersey yesterday, the cruise ship anthem of the seas was rocked by hermine's waves on its way to bermuda. >> i was pretty miserable from the second we woke up people were just being thrown from one side of the ship to the other. >> hermine is expected to weaken but may stay off the northeastern sea board through tomorrow. >>> all right for more on hermine let's check in with nbc meteorologist bonnie schneider. how bad is it getting in some areas? >> unfortunately we're still dealing with winds and a lot of rain, betty. especially in nantucket and martha's vineyard. that's where the rain doesn't want to let up, and in montauk we're also seeing some heavy downpours in and around the hamptons area. this storm sitting here. the winds are strong at 65 miles per hour. right now, 150 miles to the southeast of the eastern tip of long island and montauk. but we're looking at the westerly movement only staying with us for today. then we're expecting a turn to the north and eventually to the northeast and by the time we get to thursday we're expecting this storm is move out. so the bigge

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sea. this was shot on board a cruise ship as it made its way through hermine. you see the choppy waves and dark skies off the distance. this ship was recording gusts of 90 knot winds at the time. thousa power up and down the eastern seaboard. >>> here in new england a trornl warning has been issued for most of the -- a storm warning has been issued for most of the south coast and island. the coast guard preparing for rough seas, christine. >> that's right, the coast guard has been preparing for this weather event for days and they're asking that boaters also be prepared. media leaving station woods hole for choppier waters to monitor wind conditions during the tropical storm watch. >> we'll head out here in a little bit just checking on the seas and see how the winds are and how they react to our boats. >> reporter: boston's mate second class thomas dennehy is the officer of the day sunday taking calls and coordinating potential search and rescues. but the real threat hasn't hit yet. >> we are taking notes all steadily throughout the day but after midnight the

was. they say they first tried to subdue the man >>> 6:47. your top stories this morning. new england man rescued at sea says he is grateful for the prayers he received. >> when we spoke to nathan carman he said he is doing well but still processing the presumed death of his mother who was also on the boat with him. investigators have searched a search warrant on his -- served a search warrant on his home taking a modem and sim card and he was once the suspect of the murder of his grandfather. possible -- investigating a possible assault at a club in revein veer. one person was taken to the hospital. it's unclear if it happened in or outside of the club. >>> bernie sanders will join hillary clinton and she gets the new endorsement from a prominent republican. john warner will came and i with the tim kaine today and clinton and sanders speak at unh at durham. donald trump will campaign in new hampshire tomorrow. >>> till i division. >> and it came down to the final at bat with big. >> a happy sight for pay the -- with big papi. >> a happy sight for patriots fios is not cable. we're wired differently. whi

the boston globe." 22-year-old nathan carman believes that the boat he and his mother went out on was sea worthy. he said he couldn't prevented the tragedy. he spent a week in a life raft and is in vermont and 23409 face anyin michael henrich coming up at 6 a.m. >>> a new hampshire toddler remains in the hospital this morning. her 7-year-old sister ran her over with the family's car. fox25's ted daniel reports the keys was handed to the older girl by the girl's mother. >> reporter: the wheels of the car crushed the little girl's legs and she injured her head, chest and arms. police and child welfare services are investigating and it looks like the mother will end up in court. believe, ran over her 2-year-old daughter with a vehicle. >> reporter: the call came from a salem, new hampshire home on south policy road. the situation unusual. the mother inconsolable. >> are you inside or outside. >> inside right now -- >> we are on our way. >>reporter: it happened in a parking area outside a home. police say a 7-year-old girl started her mom's ford focus and put into reverse, backing over her 2-

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so lauren's family crowded with dozens of others on to a small boat and slipped out to sea. >> it was almost like a suicidal mission. >> reporter: ten days they were at sea, suffering storm after storm, low on fuel, food and water. and no one stopping to help. >> it's recorded in news that 120 ships passed by that route that time frame and not one of them stopped. >> reporter: early in the morning of november 28, 1980, one did. >> that tiny little peach dot is me. >> reporter: they were given the opportunity for a fresh start in the united states. never learning the name of the captain who made it possible by ordering the rescue. >> but for one man who said, stop, you know, save them. how could i go on enjoying all the benefits of my life, children, this house, my career and not acknowledge where it all began? >> reporter: it sparked in lauren a quest to find that man. one which has spread over decades. until one day, a name and a number landed in her in box. so she called. >> look at you. >> reporter: it led to an emotional reunion. in lauren, a realization that stories of this capta

. >> and that coast guard crew that is still out to sea tonight was telling me thought maybe they would come back tomorrow morning but now they're not so sure wondering how long it may linger off our coast. we are live tonight blare miller fox 25 news. the gusts from hermine caused other problems in halifax the it took crews hours to knock down the three alarm blaze. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour in the area when the fire ignited. flames spread to nearby brush. >> it was very windy today. we had heavy fire and wind inhalation. he is expected to be okay. investigators are figuring out how the fire started. >> as hermine continues to hang around our area be sure to download the fox 25 storm tracker weather app. you can get custom forecasts for your neighborhood from our team of experts fox 25 storm tracker weather app is free and available on any device. >>> the death of a well-known kindergarten teacher in new hampshire is suspicious. that's according to police. 38-year-old wendy tapp worked at glen lake school was found dead in police say she died from a single gunshot. no arrests

this is video from new jersey royal caribbean's anthem of the seas, which was heading to seasick. luckily no one seriously , injured. you often wonder, why did you leave port? mike: a, leave port. b, just go somewhere else. the storms out here. tom: not my idea of a vacation. mike: you have to watch it, and people plan it months and months out. or be sick on the boat? we are tracking the storm. we had some sunshine poking through the cloud cover and a very nice labor day in many parts of new hampshire, overall a pleasant three-date stretch for this labor day weekend. there are some signs of change coming in on doppler radar. we have got some showers rain, nothing beneficial to help the drought situation, that there are a couple of blips of green, indicating those bands from hermine are trying to come in. the steadiest rain has been just off to our south and southeast. in terms of the temperatures, generally in the 70's, a few 60's back to the west, and you will notice plymouth down to 56, heading to the mid to upper 40's will bottom out around 60, clouds in the increase, but still

sea. >> it was almost like a suicidal mission. days they were at sea, suffering storm after storm, low on fuel, food, and water and no one stopped to help. >> it was recorded in news that 120 ships past that time frame, not one of them sunk. >> then early in the morning of november 28th, 1980, one did. >> that tiny little peach dot is me. >> she and her family given the opportunity for a french start. though never learning the name of the captain. >> but for one man who said stop. save them. and how could i go on and join all the benefits of my life? children. my career. and not acknowledge where it all began. >> it sparked in lauren a quest to find that man. one that spread over decades. until one day, a name and a number landed in her inbox. so she called. the call led to an emotional reunion and in lauren, a realization that stories of this captain and his crew's compassion along with other who is did the same needed to be shared. lauren has been recording her journey and hopes to create a documentary not so much about her, but

a man from vermont was >>> a man is rescued from the coast guard after being lost at sea for a week. the 22-year-old says he is nathan and his mother linda left a rhode island area on a fishing trip on september 18. he was found on a life raft off the coast of massachusetts, his mother is missing and presumed dead. coast guard officials interviewed nathan who says he heard a funny noise and water started pouring in. >>> shimon peres died after stroke earlier this month. he won a nobel peace prize for brokering historic peace deals. peres will be laid to rest this friday. president obama and bill clinton is expected to attend his burial. he was 93 years old. they have thwarted terrorist plots since the attack killing 86 people. they detained two teenagers with suspicion of links on terrorism. isis claimed responsibility for that attack but since then attacks have been foiled, including attacks on schools. >>> a chance to do what a lot of people in the face. he became under fire for raising the price of medication by 5,000%. he would offer the price to hit him on ebay. it has been remov

sea sickness. he said things could have been worse. >> it's not like it was a category 5 hurricane or anything. a storm with tropical force winds. >> still a big deal. the anthem of the seas is no stranger to rough waters. the ship got caught in a violent storm in february. it caused damage to the boat and the captain had to reroute the cruise from the bahamas. passengers on that cruise received full refunds. >>> another cruise ship ran into choppy waters, thanks to hermine. the carnival pride brought a ship to port in baltimore because of the conditions at sea. the cruise was traveling back from a trip to the bahamas. >>> well, it's starting off earlier and earlier every year. i'm not talking about christmas. >> it's almost two months away but everybody is talking about halloween, the decorations, the candy. people are also talking about christmas stuff for sale. all new next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, why it's not going away soon. >>> and what this fan caught that ha us talking this morning. >>> here are our game of the week options for this friday. penn ridge versus perm ykiomen valley. northea

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