came up and forced the victim, into his house. as he left his child in the car -- >> he said get in the house okay. get in the house. and it's gun was pointed at me and i had the door shut and my son was in there. >> once inside he was forced to the ground and zip tied as his elderly mother-in-law sat on the couch and three other men burst into the home and demanded cash and he was hit with the butt of the gun in the back and face. >> i could not even move on i tried to go. >> we don't believe, that this was a postal worker. just someone wearing the postal worker uniform. >> the armed robbers got away with cash and other belongings and fled in two vehicles. >> two vehicles we are looking for newer model buick luzerne black in color and tinted windows and a silver pontiac grand prix with a spoiler on the back. >> the motive is unclear because he is an unemployed cook. and frequents casinos often. >> they could have watched hi mail or saw him leave the house at precise time and thought they could get him when he comes outs. >> he tells me his mother-in-law and young son were uninjured. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. the trial got underway in center city for the man accused in the ambush style shoot that injured a philadelphia police officer, opening statements were given in edward archer accused of shooting jessie hartnett at point-blank range, it happened at 60th and spruce street on january 7th of 2016. hartnett's left arm was shattered in this and his injuries left him unable to work and archer confessed to the crime and did it in the name of islam. >> with only a few days left until they head to minneapolis, the eagles are making the most of any moment they have to practice at home. they are working toward one of the biggest game of their lives and jaime apody is live now at the nova care complex in south philadelphia. >> reporter: hey guys, the eagles have not even gotten to minneapolis yet and the distractions have already begun they said that just the ticket requests from friends and family is driving them nuts. they only get a few number of tickets and pay for them and book hotels for family members and really it's quite stressful and add that to the things going around surrounding the super bowl. lets look at practice, the guys prepping for the all mighty patriots and doug peterson is hard at work putting in the game plan. that they will do 85% of the game plan here and the other 15 for minneapolis to keep them fresh and ready and then when they get there they get hit with all the hoopla. >> we have a game to play and not a vacation next week, and you know, my massachusettsage to the team is just prepare this week as if we are playing this weekend but and then we can sort of fine tune some things. we have to stay on top of our game. and keep the grind, keep the intensity going right into next week. >> reporter: of course it's crazy because this is new to doug peterson he was to the super bowl as a player but never as a coach. the patriots won five with this quarterback coach and combo and have been to eight. coming up at sports at 5:30. sal with how he is preparing for the biggest game of his career. >> it's coming fast and furious. thanks. security at the super bowl is a top priority and police in minneapolis will have a brand new tool to keep them and crowds safe. officers are using an app called field watch. specifically developed for the big game and more than 2,000 law enforcement will have the app on their phones that allows central command to know where they are at all times. police describe it as a bit of uber for people. and it allows officers to live stream images of what is happening right in front of them to command and the department can make tactical decisions. >> there may be unidentified objects or suspicious activities or maybe a protest. >> the company plans to launch field watch nationwide after the super bowl. well, as we near the super bowl eagles fever continues to grow. on 6abc.com we have stories on the many ways birds fans are celebrating including how the philadelphia fire department is showing the support for the team as well. >> as you saw in jaime's live shot. a little wind out there making it feel colder than the temperature would have you believe. adam joseph is outside on the terrace with a first look today. >> even with all of this sunshine doing little to warm us here this afternoon. not getting out of the 30s for high temperatures in fact right now we sit at 36 degrees in philadelphia. 34 new york city. and 21 in syracuse and 24 in buffalo. and washington warmer with temperatures in the lower 40s. but you factor in the wind with and 28 in the city of philadelphia. and 8 degrees below the actual air temperature and 24 in pittsburgh and 14 in buffalo and syracuse 11 degrees. the air temperature drops below freezing tonight and settles in the 20s between 10:00 and 11:00 and the wind goes calm overnight tonight and temperatures drop down to 23 degrees, we are not talking windchills early tomorrow morning. but looking ahead winds diminish tonight and tomorrow and temperatures go 16 degrees above average and saturday will be spectacular with sunshine and then damp and dreary here unfortunately on sunday a 50/50 weekend and we'll chat about that in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. time for the "action news" traffic report. matt pellman is standing by in the traffic center and more on the mess on the roosevelt boulevard. >> we sure do, wouldn't it be nice if today was one of those 60 degree days and we wouldn't have seen nearly as many issues with the water main break that happened along henry avenue. you see up top there on henry. the outbound lanes, the westbound lanes are partially blocked and what happened is the main broke and the water fro it spilt down on to the roosevelt boulevard route 1 underneath. a busy spot and it became all icy because of the really cold temperatures. so now you have two lanes blocked and one lane getting by and completely closed most of the afternoon. at this point they have the left lane getting by and still the delays are absolutely enormous. lets go to the next camera shot and the situation on the northbound boulevard. two right lanes blocked and only the left lane gets by off the schuylkill and broad street. the delays are spilling back into east falls locally. and big delays along ridge avenue and school house lane and hunting park avenue as well. here on the schuylkill itself. jammed solid in both directions, people don't know where to go because for a while they were not able to get on the northbound side of the boulevard extension and this is the westbound lanes of route 1 a parking lot both ways. coming out of the city stick with river drives inbound bail at lincoln drive and kelly drive. or use lincoln drive. lets grab the ipad and check the ways home with the waze app. they are not looking so good. pennsylvania turnpike coming away from mid county heading toward fort washington and 309 problems there as well. an accident and speeds are dropping by the minute. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> busy, busy. thanks. next on "action news" at 4:00, with all the super bowl hype surrounding the philadelphia eagles we can't forget there are other local stars ready to take the field as well. coming up we'll introduce you to the adorable shelter dog from our area that makes their big debut in the puppy bowl. and a local charity is desperate for assistance to help children in need this winter. as they try to stay warm in the dropping temperatures. pssst. what? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? a-ha. and an award-winning mobile app. that is more. oh, there's more. mobile id cards, emergency roadside service... more technology. i can even add a new driver... ...right from her phone! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place 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temperatures on the roller coaster ride and when it gets frigid it becomes a life changer for kids that do not have coats. right now cradles to crayons are making sure all kids have the luxury of warmth and making sure kids stay warm and bundle up. hundreds of volunteers are sorting through much needed donations and pairing kids with coats and boots and hats and gloves and long pants. they say right now the need is critical and the face of that need just might surprise. >> philadelphia has the highest rate of deep poverty. >> and two sisters last year who were going to school only oceanly. nobody would work out why because they were good at school. turns out they were sharing a winter coat and one when one day and one went the next day. >> and members of the philadelphia eagles were there to help volunteer and get the coats ready into the hands of the kids that need them. cradles to crayons always accepting new and used items at their facility there in conshohocken and they say it's one of the toughest winters yet and if you have coats, there are kids that need it. >> thank you. >> it is a day for a winter coat. adam joseph joins us now. it's the windchills. we expected it to be biting all day and the winds relax and set up for nice days ahead here for friday and saturday. the wind reese laxing and we'll go to the weather center and talk about radiational cooling, basically tonight we have a clear sky and light wind. and that will allow the temperatures to drop. it goes straight up into space and during the day the radiation is taken in by the buildings and concrete and trees and vegetation and at night all the heat, i use that lightly for today, generated at the surface escaped up into the atmosphere known as radiational cooling and with the temperatures here we go below freezing at 7:00 this evening in the city of philadelphia and then drop into the 20s into the early morning hours tomorrow. and with the lack of wind the only good thing is we won't talk about windchills tomorrow morning. look at the crystal clear sky you need that to throw the radiation back into the atmosphere at night at philadelphia international airport live on sky 6 no weather woes here this afternoon. with that sunshine out. you probably notice that the sunsets are getting later and the days, the daylight hours are getting longer today it sets at 5:12, a month from now february 10th, only a few weeks from now 5:30 in the evening. and then by march 8th can the sunsetting at 6:00 and shortly after that, we'll have to pump it up by an hour. windchills 20s area wide except cape may county in the 30s. and satellite 6 along with action radar will confirm no clouds whatsoever and go back to the west there in western pennsylvania and as you can see the clouds eroding as they try to come to the east. 16 by the morning in the lehigh valley. and 17 in reading and 23 if philadelphia and 19 in millville as the winds go calm. the temperature profile with the sunshine 20s in the morning going into 37 at 11:00 and 44 at 3:00 in the afternoon and a nice recovery here tomorrow. and then going even higher than that come saturday, 3:30 in the afternoon and everyone in the 50s and we'll have sunshine to boot to go along with it. >> as we look at the four day at 4:00, sun and light winds, 44 degrees and feeling warmer than today. 57 is the pick of the weekend on saturday. windy on saturday. and sunday it's mild but wet at 54 degrees and then we kick the rain out on monday, breezy and cooler, 46 degrees and for those snow weather lovers, we have a surprise for you next week. we'll talk about it in the next half hour. >> thank you. much more "action news" at 4:00 coming up after this. i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 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"action news" got a sneak peek inside and there will be plenty of food and drink. and midnight oil brewery is located in newark. an eagles fan from philadelphia is taking their team pride to new heights. >> william montgomery made it to the summit of mount kilimanjaro. and when the pair got to the top they decided it was the perfect place to cheer on the birds. here is william holding a sign that says go eagles beat the patriots. he is a die hard fan and a season ticket holder since the days of franklin field and traveled to the super bowl in 2005 and 1981, william did not win the ticket lottery but we are told he will be back from africa in time for his super bowl and may still make that trip to minneapolis. >> a dedicated guy there. with the big game getting ever closer note the clock on the corner of the screen. everyone has the thoughts on how the eagles can win this. >> that includes sister virginia the delaware county nun and super fan. she is sharing her thoughts and we have had her on before. >> coach peterson, let me tell you those pats are on to the screen passes and offenses, you need more tricks up your theme. we are running on the theme of underdogs and really working for us. but the way our eagles are flying around that field last sunday, i think they were more like, super dogs! >> they are our favorite these women. sister virginia, says forget the odds she has an insideline to heaven and predicts a 27-24 birds win her full analysis is so good and can you watch it on 6abc.com. the super bowl is considered the big game but there is another contest happen ougt there on the field and i don't think any of you will disagree that this one may just be cuter. >> it's the first down and then some and she goes all the way to the end zone. that is a touch down. the first down in puppy bowl. >> how cute those are all adoptable puppies storming the grid iron for animal planets event. the same day the puppy bowl. february 4th, two teams complete against each other to win the lom barky trophy. and they come here in philadelphia and in perkasie and the animal refuge among many others. these two cuties play in the game this year which was taped. we got a preview. >> they both had a lot of fun and were active players. scored some points and i'll leave it at that. >> that is great. we should be proud of our representation. >> oh, yes. yes yes. >> our local pups are showing off the eagles pride for you. you know the other big game. there is a winner of the puppy bowl per se, they can all win when they find their forever homes. >> it sounds like our puppies did really well. >> they will find a home no doubt. alicia thanks. more to come in the next 30 minutes of "action news" at 4:00. including details on a local baseball team adding a certain processed meat to its name. and flu cases spiking across america and treat those with the virus before it turns deadly. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month. it's time to fiber optics your netflix. go to getfios.comto switch today. "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with a list of the things you are probably spending too much on and ways to fix that. >> plus, from toys to clothes to parents. these twin toddlers share everything except the u.s. passport why only one boy is considered a legal citizen and shot on the job. police say that a fairmount thriftry driver was called to the home to deliver a pizza he did not return with the cash but bullet wounds. and the battle of an invisible enemy being waged across the country. we are talking about the flu. considered widespread in every state but hawaii. and this season the virus is more than just an invention, it's a killer. zachary is joining us live from new york with the update on this flu fight. >> reporter: yes brian, you know the good news is that medical professionals tell us it's not too late to get the shot. what is not so good we learn more about just how devastating this virus could be. >> got the flu? are you not alone. the cdc says that there are nearly 9,000 flu related hospitalizations double the number at this point last year. now, a new study appearing in the new england journal of medicine that you are six times more likely to get a heart attack when you contract the flu virus. >> it makes sense in terms of physiology, imflammation when we have an upper respiratory viral infection and that is a clotting risk and miss match that could affect the heart. >> and it's not just in cold weather environments, in north carolina many 9-year-old emily grace died within four days of getting sick. >> all of a sudden she raised up and went back down, and i noticed that -- i'm like emily, i noticed she was not breathing. >> and west palm beach, florida, the virus was too much for the 12-year-old boy, by the local sheriffs responds he was dead. >> and another school district closing the doors gulf district schools in port luke florida to sanitize all buildings. >> more than 30 youngsters have died this year because of the flu and 85% of those did not have a vaccine. that speaks to how important that can be. channel 6 "action news." brian, back to you. >> thank you. >> the flu situation is serious in allentown they had to erect tents outside of the emergency room at lehigh valley hospital cedar crest. and they are handing out masks to many patients there. health reporter and registered nurse, ali gorman traveled to the area today and has a live report of the strain sickening so many of us on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. turning to the forecast a colder day for sure and keeping warm is the key. >> and we could wait 24 hours we may get warmer temperatures. adam joseph here now. >> saturday if you have a house that was sick, open the windows and air everything out. saturday is looking nice with fine around here. but we have to get through tonight, today first and still very chilly out there. the temperatures right now only in the 30s pretty much area wide. and there are the temperatures, there they go, lets go back to them. temperatures right now 35 allentown and 36 philadelphia and 35 in trenton and wilmington 36 degrees and factor in the win and it feels like 29 degrees in allentown and 28 in trenton as well as philadelphia and 27 in wilmington and the atlantic city airport just 28 degrees, as we look at cape may. we are sun soaked here and doing little in the way to warm us up. but speaking of warmth, you can see it, st. louis 66 and 61 memphis and 66 in wichita. we have the warm air down to the south and it is moving in our direction. we'll talk about the temperatures heading on up but also talk about a chance for snow in the seven-day forecast. coming up in just a little bit. >> adam, thank you. >> a pizza deliveryman ambushed and shot on the job is expected to survive. the victim is a driver of lazo's of fairmount. he aat the present timed to drop after a delivery. and police believe it was a setup. >> he knocked on the door and they inform him we didn't order food or pizza. >> at this point the driver started to walk back to his car and that is when two masked men approached him and demanded his valuables one of the men fired the bullet into the vehicle as he drove away striking him in the right hand and police are working to identify both suspects. a woman was struck and killed as she walk add long i-95 in delaware and the 21-year-old woman was walking in the southbound lane at the mlk boulevard exit when she was struck by a toyota prius, the victim was thrown out on to the right shoulder. and the driver is a 77-year-old man from maryland and did stop after the accident. 95 south was closed for two hours while police conducted their investigation. >> well, as you know pedestrians and bikers and skateboarders have to navigate around each other to get around center city philadelphia. monica malpass in the newsroom today with more on this. >> hi brian, a bizarre incident between commuters and skateboarders you don't hear about often, coming up on oiling tonight. police are looking for a group of skateboarders that reportedly attacked a driver following an incident on market street recently why that driver ended up in the hospital. we'll introduce you to edna web she is with the birds sin the very beginning and she has a few things to say about the upcoming super bowl you may want to hear. we'll get a check of what edna has on her mind later tonight at 5:00. we'll see is you back to you. >> thank you. well, recognizing and embracing diversity was the lesson in one school in cape may county. they had the assembly at middletown middle school. they made speeches in the auditorium and how rumors could be damaging and signer bullyings and talking about the difference between comedy and cruelty in support of the slogan diversity is our strength with super bowl lii just 10 days away, eagles fever is sweeping the tri-state area including the museum of the american revolution, they are renaming patriots gallery and now it's eagles gallery in honor of the birds being in the super bowl. to celebrate the hughes museum is offering $2 off admission for anyone that wears their gear until super bowl sunday. and for a young friend who can use it -- >> bumper you couldn't hear it but that is mrs. gleason's class in cape may courthouse, the fourth graders put a twist on the fight song to honor the fight of their fellow classmate kanen wear. the 10-year-old eagles fan relapsed after being cancer free for four years, his friends want him to know they are pulling for his victory. >> it's a shame that it takes not such a great thing to bring everybody together but i mean he is loved by everybody here and i couldn't be happier for him. >> i feel good and thank you. >> they would love to get him to the actual game and either way he will be watching and pulling for the team the same way his young friends are cheering for him. >> now to northeast philadelphia and the little birds fan, check out lucy's spirited edition of the fight song. ♪ fly eagles fly eagles! >> well, great to see lucy. the 2-year-old there spelling a portion of that eagles announcement. we get so many videos and also photos from birds fans and we are displaying them on our air and online, we remind you to do the same if you want to see your images clearing on the birds, put them on instagram or twitter using #6abcaction or post them directly to the 6 abc "action news" facebook page. >> everyone is having a good time with this. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, move over mother nature the trent thunder is getting a new name. and the parents of twin boys born just minutes apart are now filling the state department after one of their sons was denied a passport why only one baby is considered a u.s. citizen. >> and should you insist that your friends and family get a flu shot before they see your newborn and if should do you make them prove it. we'll dive into that debate. this afternoon stop rain in the french capital caused the river to rise to record levels and stopped the river traffic including the popular boat tours and closed a major metro there in paris. big talkers now this is ethan and aiden twins born minutes apart but only one brother is considered a u.s. citizen. how is this possible? they have different fathers, their dads used a surrogate mother and each fertilized an embryo, while the boys are twins they have different biological fathers when it came time to apply for the passports, the u.s. state department made them go through dna testing and then the citizenship was determined by their biological paint. >> the fact of the matter is that both of them are our kids, both of us are parents of both kids and again the genetjeanetn composition no not be a factor. >> this year's flu season as you know proving to be dangerous and deadly and this is creating a conflict for parents of newborns for this health etiquette question is it smarter rude to have visitors if they had a flu shot before they can go near your baby. there is a blog asking whether you should insist friends and family members get vaccinated before coming near the newborn and some parents are asking for proof of vaccination and maybe causing risks or eye roles, medical professionales say this season there is extra reason to be extra cautious. babies can not get a flu vaccine until they are 6 months old and make sure they are not exposed to the flu at all. finally thank is the trenton thunder, the new york yankees minor league team ton celebrate the 20th anniversary can you call them the trenton pork roll. root for the team celebrating the garden state's beloved processed meat. players wear special uniforms featuring the pork roll, some call it taylor ham which they take issue with. and the concessions will sell pork roll sandwiches and pork roll merchandise and they call the rebranding of a garden state mascot. look at that how happy is he? >> alicia thank you. it's time now for a check of the roads today. matt pellman is back with the update for us. >> this commute is taylor made for though that like a lot of traffic, we are not rolling well at all whatsoever. thanks to a big water main break from late this morning from henry avenue and abbotts avenue. but it was not confined to henry avenue and rolled down the wall on the northbound side of route 1, the roosevelt boulevard and because of the temperatures this afternoon it turned into an icy mess. these northbound lanes were closed most of the afternoon around 4:00, they got the left lane open to traffic even though it's going to be slippery and they have so much salt down there. the ramifications from this are still felt. we have gridlock around east falls and ridge avenue is a parking lot and extra traffic on school house lane and the delays are spilling across the river to city avenue where you are look agent single digit speeds and now in that mess another accident at city and presidential. big delays on kelly drive, 9 miles per hour there and hunting park a detour to the boulevard. 8 miles per hour. and 5 miles per hour. and it's a mess and the delays smile on the schuylkill 8 miles per hour there. and the parking lot in both directions here as the westbound taillights are parked approaching the roosevelt boulevard. what do you do coming out of the city, and get on the schuylkill to the boulevard trying to get to the northeast and use broad street and 95. and trying to get out of town and use lancaster avenue as an alternate. inbound on the schuylkill the exit for lincoln or kelly and use lincoln drive instead. we'll keep watching it in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. slow going. meteorologist, adam joseph, coming up with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we are going to the super bowl. that phrase is shouted time and time again in houses across it's region since last sun but a bridesburg family learned quickly from the youngest member of the household that takes that literally. >> where do you want to go? >> super bowl. >> we have to go to school. [ crying ] >> i feel the same way kid. that is 2-year-old jacob crying after discovering his family is not actually going to the super bowl. mom erin had no idea they he would take the excited cries so seriously. >> can't distinguish just yet. >> a child that able there is no stopping it when the tears start falling. >> if you like the warmth that is coming your way. a lot of next seven days. the action cam was out in parts of center city there. fairmount park at the philadelphia museum of art. a beautiful day with lots of sunshine today and the wind really kind of stinging on your skin. if you definitely did not bundle up today. in fact, we look at sky 6 hd live, going down spring mountain and the goggles on and helmet and all of that gear, cold today but skiers and snowboarders this is their kind of weather. as we look at winds 12 miles per hour philadelphia and 7 allentown and 9 in trenton and 15 miles per hour for dover as well as wilmington and that is factor in to how it feels. it only feels like the 20s everywhere from the shore to the city to the lehigh valley. and 29 degrees right now for allentown and 27 is how it feels in the city of wilmington. satellite 6 along with action radar, we have the critical clear sky from boston to philadelphia to raleigh. and high pressure in the tennessee valley and the high with us tomorrow going into saturday and then starts to break down sunday as it heads off the coast and fizzles out and allows the next front to drop in from the great lakes, tonight clear and cold and winds go calm and we will not chat windchills and still bitter, 16 in the suburbs and 23 for center city and a light wind 2 to 5 miles per hour. and looking at the temperatures, mostly sunny skies and lighter winds than today. temperatures going back up above normal 44 degrees philadelphia and philadelphia and millville and allentown 41 degrees and future tracker a great day and high clouds and temperature going into the mid to upper 50s and the front drops if on sunday. sunday morning 7:00 a.m. and you see the showers around and it's stilt mild and again dealing with rain the second half of the weekend and then another arctic attack will be pulling in for super bowl weekend going into early february. we have all the cold air which has been up into the northern parts of canada and the north pole and the jet stream breaks back down in a wide trough and it goes everywhere from the northern rockies to the great lakes and minneapolis and temperatures running 10 to 20 degrees below average into super bowl weekend. harsh out there and equally as harsh for our standards here. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast sunny and light winds and 44 degrees for tomorrow. windy on saturday and clouds and mild for the second half of the weekend and 54 and breezy and cooler and 46 and a system hits through here and not a big system but a few inches of snow possibly on tuesday. 34 degrees and stays chilly wednesday before a bigger warm-up coming in on thursday. back up to 52 degrees and then again we'll have the big drop coming in super bowl weekend. with the temperatures crash. >> don't think anyone will leave the house. >> no outdoors that day. things you probably are overspending on and how to cut back we'll talk about it in what's the deal. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth or... ...one that's good for my teeth? 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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. thursday night and the big story on "action news" is breaking news. one lane of northbound route 1 is getting by now after a water main break. look at that backup. chopper 6 hd was over the scene a short time ago and started at lunge time and still choking rush hour traffic tonight. christie aleto just arrived on the scene in east falls. >> reporter: the water department is on scene and this is where the water main starts and got so bad at times, it leaked on to the roosevelt boulevard and that one northbound lane is open but there is still a lot of residual delays on the side streets, it's causing a lot of traffic and this could not come as a worse time as people are headed home at the height of rush hour. >> the water department says is it started as a small leak a couple of days ago at henry avenue and grew into a 12 inch water main. the water leaks on to roosevelt boulevard forcing state police to shut down the northbound lanes. salt was then dumped on top of the wet pavement to keep the lanes from freezing. while the water department waited to turn off the water in order to give the nearby dialysis center to make arrangements for their patients in their care. and this was hectic for commuters. >> i am trying to get home. >>

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