one has frank sinatra coming into the committee room, a small frank sinatra, surrounded by thugs, his bodyguards. and you see the members of the committee ducking under, scattering, and the chairman says the church committee calls frank sinatra, or on the other hand, mr. sinatra would rather not. >> [ laughter ] >> so, there was humor amongst all the serious work they'd done. let me just end with this, the bipartisanship shown by the committee and fritz schwartz mentioned this in his book about democracy in the dark, was demonstrated by the fact, as fred says, republican senators barry goldwater and john tower dissented quite often, but there was no vote that divided the committee on the party basis, not a single vote was partyline. there was always a bipartisanship there. i would like to see those days again. all the committee members signed the assassination report. it was senator hart, senator church, senator tower, and staff that worked on that report, and all senators on the committee, barry goldwater and howard baker and fritz mondeo, i mean, this was an all-star committee. they

this one has frank sinatra coming into the committee room.a small frank sinatra surrounded by thugs, his bodyguards. and you see the the members, the committee ducking under the dais scattering. and the chairman says, the church committee calls frank sinatra. on the other hand, if mr. sinatra would rather not. so there was humor amongst all the serious work being. let me just end with this. the bipartisan insure shown by the committee and fritz schwarz mentioned this in his book about democracy in the dark was demonstrated by. the fact, as fritz says, republican senators barry goldwater and john tower dissented quite often. but there was no vote that divided. the committee on a party basis. not a single vote was party line. there was always a bipartisan there would like to see those days again. the all the committee members signed the assassination report which it was senator senator church senator tower and staff that that worked that report and all senators on the committee. barry goldwater and howard baker and fritz mondale. i mean this wa

that was an amazing show. >> jimmy: had you met frank sinatra before?ank sinatra was at that show. >> jimmy: that show. >> he said, "hey, eddie, you're looking younger every day." that's what he said to me. i was 24. [ laughter ] i kind of felt like he didn't know my name or he didn't really know me, he was just kind of saying something backstage. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what else do we have here? mike tyson is right there. he's very young there, that's crazy. you imitated him on that show. did you let him know beforehand that you were going to imitate him? >> no. >> jimmy: no, yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's funny, though. a funny thing. imitate him and he grabs my mouth. [ laughter ] you've got to see it. it's on youtube, you can see that. >> jimmy: yeah. we've got -- >> sammy davis jr.'s 60th anniversary. >> jimmy: whitney houston, stevie wonder, whitney's whispering something in stevie's ear. dionne warwick, ed mcmahon, richard pryor, magic johnson. holy crap. >> lola falana. >> jimmy: i grew up in vegas. most people don't know lola falana now. >> i actua

that was an amazing show. >> jimmy: had you met frank sinatra before?how. >> jimmy: that show. >> he said, "hey, eddie, you're looking younger every day." that's what he said to me. i was 24. [ laughter ] i kind of felt like he didn't know my name or he didn't really know me, he was just kind of saying something backstage. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who else do we have here? mike tyson is right there. he's very young there, that's crazy. you imitated him on that show. did you let him know beforehand that you were going to imitate him? >> no. >> jimmy: no, yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's funny, though. a funny thing. imitate him and he grabs my mouth. [ laughter ] you've got to see it. it's on youtube, you can see that. >> jimmy: yeah. we've got -- >> sammy davis jr.'s 60th anniversary. >> jimmy: we've got whitney houston and stevie wonder, and whitney's whispering something in stevie's ear. dionne warwick, ed mcmahon, richard pryor, magic johnson. holy crap. >> lola falana. >> jimmy: i grew up in vegas. most people don't know lola falana now. >> i actually went

this cartoon, because frank sinatra was also tied to the mob and tied to the cia, this one has frank coming into the committee room. surrounded by thugs, his bodyguards, you see the members of the committee ducking under the dais, scattering, and the church committee calls frank sinatra, if mr. sinatra would rather not. so there was humor. fred schwartz mentions that, democracy in the dark and was demonstrated by the fact, descending quite often. there was no vote that divided the committee on a single basis, not a single vote. there was always a bipartisanship and we would like to see those days again. all the committee members signed the assassination report, senator hart, senator church, senator tower. fritz mondale, this was an all- star committee. we will read two paragraphs. the committee does not believe that these acts, which they have examined, represent the real american character. they do not reflect the ideas as the world hopes for a better, fairer life. despite our distaste for what we've seen, we have great faith in this country and the story is sad but this country has

she place marian to frank sinatra's robin in the movie.christmas scene and the way everybody is so elegant. >> rich: how cool is that? did your mom talked about that experience? >> claudia: all of her films all the time and she loved that one. i need to wish my sweet mother a happy birthy. she turns 97 next week on january 3rdrd. it has been fun to be here with you, rich. thank you and we'll be back at it again tomorrow. >> rich: so much fun. thanks for joining us. merry christmas, everyone. "outnumbered" is next. yeah. everything is so expensive these days. hey, chevy gets it. that's why they're keeping prices down to earth. like on the most affordable ev in america. ♪ a super strong and capable chevy truck. ♪ and a high-tech chevy suv. ♪ why is chevy making affordable vehicles, connected by onstar? so together we can do more. marlo thomas: my father founded saint jude children's research hospital because he believed no child should die in the dawn of life. in 1984, a patient named stacy arrived, and it began her family's touching story t

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so it really fits comfortably alongside frank sinatra and bing crosby and all these other chrimas greats and i think we've talked about it a little in bits and pieces here, but pull it all together. what makes a great christmas song? nate: ok, i think you need a few essential elements. one is there should be some sleigh bells in there. it also helps if you have a nice string orchestra, some lush orchestral accompaniment, and then you want to have more complex harmonies than you usually hear on the popular music charts. the kind of harmonies that people like irving berlin wrote in his song "white christmas." >> ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ nate: that really sends you back to this this era of the great american songbook when many of these christmas classics were written. john: that's the classics. are there any new songs or newer christmas songs that have drawn your attention? nate: well, i've been noting that kelly clarkson's 2013 hit "underneath the tree" is currently at number 11 on the billboard charts. ♪ so after a decade of growing popularity, i think kelly clarkson is poise

princess margaret, maybe frank sinatra. was frank sinatra a tough customer?ner party. red buttons was having it after sinatra was playing at the garden and they came in. i was working at mortimer's restaurant in new york, and he had set up the dinner. rack of lamb. our specialty. we were doing it and all of a sudden barbara sinatra at the door, she goes, my husband and i, we don't eat lamb. is there something else? would you like fish? dover salt, i don't know -- and -- after the meal was done sinatra came in and -- who made that fish? pointed to my friend johnny who was cooking the fish, and he goes, that was a great piece of fish. gave him $100 and then gave $50 to everybody in the room. so he was, like, we all liked frank sinatra. yeah. >> i can imagine why. andy, thank you for coming on with us today. by the way, folks, the book again is called "eat, drink, and be murray." around, happy holidays. >> happy holidays. thanks. thanks, joe. it's a great christmas present. still get on amazon delivered in time for christmas. >> had to write it. such a good titl

sinatra are acquired. of special importance, because both in the dugout near bakhmut and on the ruinse cultural center and the railway station in lyman, ukrainian heroes remind the world of the horrors of war, which is ready to spread to their peaceful lives. tomorrow is a holiday evening, which ukrainians will celebrate, wherever they are, because christmas is about family and home, about what is most precious to each of us, may our warmth and love be with everyone who has lost their loved ones or their housing, because light will win, this is how this world is arranged, there are only a few hours left until the birth of christ, so let's praise him. him, the armed forces and ukraine. let's celebrate shevoronoi, approaching victory. do you hear this symphony? it is created by railway workers to lead you to your dream. dear passengers, we are waking up. ukrzaliznytsia works every day so that all holidays come on schedule. merry christmas and happy new year.

performance, slightly changed texts of world- famous compositions, for example, by john lennon and frank sinatra, took on a special meaning, because in the dugout near bakhmut on the ruins. the cultural center or the railway station in lyman, ukrainian heroes remind the world of the horrors of war, which can spread to their peaceful lives. at this hour, i have everything, i am about... until four, and just now the paragraph with yulia galushka will tell how a ukrainian generous conquered the whole world. chevrons approaching victory. but we arrived normally. nothing broke, everything, mom, come on, i'll dial later, sir, what are you doing, be careful, yes, yes, i'm kind of gentle, it's in the cans, and i, to be honest, i'm not very good, so mom is for you i cooked, i'll come, if you don't eat, i understood, plus, come on, we'll leave, and we 've reworked it a little, it's a really powerful thing. mattress, petrovich, what pizza did you order? no, it is. this is a really powerful thing, oh, i almost killed myself, they're going to put generators here on... horses, put a generator emits ge

frank sinatra was often asked what was his favorite song and he gave various answers over the long years of his career. one song he mentioned frequently was irving berlin's follies, still played a lot of weddings. then the opening shows how this can be hokey but also harbored deep feeling. i will be loving you always with a love that is you always. when the things they've planned, need a helping hand, i will understand always. berlin was known as a very prolific songwriter. he lived to be passed 100 years old. i think he was 101 when he died. but he struggled to make things look simple. that was not easy for him, though he churned out thousands of songs. the story is told that he was partners with a producer, sam harris. they built the music box theater on broadway together. it is still there. and this is where they staged his musical shows and reviews. words and music by irving berlin. one of their shows, he had written all but one song that they still needed. the cast and crew and orchestra was at the theater with sam harris regarding in -- rehearsing and waiting for him to turn in the

but, are you a mariah carey fan or do you prefer the classics by nat king cole and frank sinatra?hristmas at the top, you'll find fairytale of new york by the pogues, band aid's do they know it's christmas and wizzard in the top ten. and my personal favourite merry christmas everyone. but if they're not your cup of tea, let's look at the popular christmas songs in the us. the picture is a lot different, with andy williams, bing crosby and bobby helms withjingle bell rock in the top ten. something is telling me there's a difference between how the uk and the us and enjoy their christmas music, and i will start with you, jack, first of all, before we go into why everything is so different between the uk and the us, what is your favourite christmas song and why? my next favourite song is by wam, a great son with a great message and with it, and i like the emotion that comes with it. i would like to see the _ emotion that comes with it. i would like to see the one record _ emotion that comes with it. i would like to see the one record apart - like to see the one record apart from my m

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the clearest voice ever, frank sinatra singing jingle bells.t a table with three out of the four of italian descent. transportation department line southwest airlines $140 million for last year's holiday travel debacle. transportation to type pete buttigieg joins me for the latest. thank you for joining me. what violations the southwest guilty of that they have to pay the price for? >> thanks for having me on. a year ago southwest left hundreds of thousands of passengers stranded about 2 million passengers overall affected by the modem after a winter storm and for the last year we've been looking over there shoulder to see if they are properly compensating passengers and issuing refunds they need and investigating violations that took place along the way so some of the violations we found included failure to have adequate customer service. you can get somebody on the phone sometimes for hours and this is after you've been stranded to countless passengers were in the situation the couldn't find out when the next flight was. there were violations

reminds me of that frank sinatra classic -- >> have yourself a -- oops, i broke my penis. >> stephen:eakthrough discovery, scientists looked at hospital data for over 3,000 men who sustained penile fractures in germany. of course, over there, penile fractures are known by the german term -- das weinerbrokendroopen. we need to keep that up there that long. that's a lot of kringled dingles. according to one researcher -- "if every day was like christmas, 43% more penile fractures would have occurred in germany from 2005 on." that's just not how you expect the sentence "if every day was like christmas" to end. "if every day was like christmas, there'd always be snow, warm cookies, and my junk would be snapped like a slim jim." if you're hoping to keep your candy cane intact this season, experts warn that this injury tends to occur during wild sex, particularly in positions where you're not in direct eye contact, such as reverse cowgirl. or as it's called at christmas, noggy style. but there's good news if your tiny tim makes it through, because the same study found that new year's eve wa

. >> the best when frank sinatra plays and the confetti falls. >> all right. crowd, they think you're dead. you're not dead. prove you're not dead. [ cheering ] >> all right. all right, all right. go back to sleep. they can go back stleep. they have a few more hours to wait. we are in times square, anderson and andy will be here later with the new year's eve special. you'll get to see me doing extraordinary things. >> the multiple costume changes, i can't wait. those folks have eight hours. how are they going to pass the time? you have to stay where you are. are you responsible for entertaining them until midnight? >> there's a variety of people who will entertain them. the way they do it, and to be fair, the organization, the police do it brilliantly. i mean, they pen the streets. so you have one street, then a pen for the next street, then for the next one. they fill up from times square upwards towards central park. if you come up here, you'll see. i'm getting into practice. you see they do thin out a bit once you get here. there is room for people, good lo

. >> frank sinatra here. >> lauren is not here today. good morning, everyone. 10:00 eastern. straight to the money please. i see some red for the nasdaq down 40, read for the s&p, down a point. the dow industrials are up 67 points as we speak. the yield on the 10 year treasury is up a little at 4.34%. the price of oil mid $70 barrel range but look at bitcoin, doing very well recently and this morning, $38,300 a coin. 3 a coin. latest read on manufacturing just coming in. what have we got? ashley: the numbers 46. 7. anything below 50 years in contraction. that's lower than forecast and matches exactly what came in in october which had fallen. it marks the 13th straight month of contraction for the manufacturing sector which the third is happy to see. stuart: no immediate impact on the market, down 30 on the nasdaq, up 50 from the dow. now this. in the debate last night, governor newsom dismissed any concern over president biden's cognitive decline. he would go with biden even if he is 100 years old. that's pure politics are not rooted in reality. it is time to stop with this.

frank sinatra was asked what was his favorite song, and he gave various answers over years, long years of his career. but one song he all he mentioned was irving berlin's all the ways, which is still played at a lot of weddings. and here's the opening of that to show how simply a city can can be hokey, but also hybrid feeling. i'll be loving you always with a love that's true. always. when the things you plan need a helping hand, i will understand. and always now. berlin was known as a very prolific songwriter. he lived to be. past 100 years old. i think he was 101 when he died, but he struggled to make things look simple. it was not easy for him though he churned out thousands of songs story told that well, berlin was partners with a producer, sam harris. they built the music box theater on broadway together. still there. and this is where they staged berlin's musical as musical reviews words and music by irving berlin, one of their shows, irving berlin had written all but one song. they still needed, and the cast and crew and the orchestra at the music box theater with sam harris the

it reminds me of that frank sinatra classic -- >> ♪ have yourself a oops, i broke my penis ♪ >> stephen blue eyes. taken too soon. to make this literal breakthrough discovery, scientists looked at hospital data for over 3,000 men who sustained penile fractures in germany. of course, over there, penile fractures are known by the german term das wienerbrokendroopen. that's... we don't need to keep that up there that long. das wienerbrokendroopen. that's a lot of kringle dingles. according to one researcher, "if every day was like christmas, 43% more penile fractures would have occurred in germany from 2005 on." that's just not how you expect the sentence "if every day was like christmas" to end. "oh, if every day was like christmas, there'd always be snow, warm cookies, and my junk would be snapping like a slim jim." that's unpleasant to even say. if you're hoping to keep your candy cane intact this season, experts warn that this injury tends to occur during wild sex, particularly in positions where you're not in direct eye contact, such as reverse cowgirl. or as it's known at christmas,

♪ >>> next up is frank sinatra rising up the billboard hot 100 chart, thanks to this 1948♪ ♪ oh, whatigh ♪ >> that's right! made the brackete christm "jingle bells" by old blue eyes climbing up the charts, number 20 it is frank sinatra's version of the christmas carol, the only version to ever hit the hot 100. sinatra's first song on the top 20 in six decades. congratulations. speaking of music, finally, it's time for today's holiday hits bracket once again as a reminder -- sorry, savannah -- mariah is not in this competition she's already the queen of christmas. we know. we want to give other songs a chance let's move into that big results here the festive final four. it turns out 65 years later, it is finally brenda lee's year "rocking around the christmas tree" took down dean martin's "let it snow." over in the west, "last christmas" didn't stand a chance against andy williams and "it's the most wonderful time of the year." williams walked away with 64% of the vote those are your classics! go to today.com to vote. >> tomorrow, the winners are revealed >> yes, ma'am. >>> coming up,

frank sinatra was often asked what was his favorite song, and he gave various answers over the long years of his career. but one song he mentioned frequently was irving berlin's always, which is still played a lot of weddings. here is the opening of that, to show how simplicity can be hokey , but also harbor deep feeling. i'll be loving you always with a love that's true always. when the rings you plan need a helping hand, i will understand always. now, berlin was known as a very prolific songwriter. he lived to be past 100 years old. i think he was 101 when he died. but he struggled to make rings look simple. it was not easy for him. he churned out thousands of songs. the story is told that while berlin was partners with the producer, sam harris, they built the music box theater on broadway together. it is still there. and this is where they staged berlin's musical shows, his musical reviews. words and music by irving berlin. one of their shows, irving berlin had written all but one song they still needed, and the cast and crew and the orchestra without the music box theater with sam har

if you're not frank sinatra, stop it. >> rich: that's absolutely perfect. we'll leave it there.r joining us on our absolutely fantastic tour around our worst favorite christmas songs. thanks for watching. america's latest news, fox news at night, i'm rich from washington. hi, i'll have the avocado toast... minus the avocado. so, toast? yeah. everything is so expensive these days. hey, chevy gets it. that's why they're keeping prices down to earth. like on the most affordable ev in america. ♪ a super strong and capable chevy truck. ♪ and a high-tech chevy suv. ♪ why is chevy making affordable vehicles, connected by onstar? so together we can do more. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. i was a bit nervous at first but then i figured it's just walking, right? [dog barks] oh. no it's just a bunny! calm down taco. sit duchess. stop! sesame no no. archie! walter don't, no, ahhhh. ahhhhh! you're lucky you're so cute. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ [ applause ] the

now there was an original version in france which he rewrote, and then frank sinatra made famous. anka says he'll update some of those lyrics to have some hopeful feelings for the world, and what's going on. >> time now is 715 bart, offering extended service for new year's celebrations. the agency says the trains will run standard sunday service tomorrow, but we'll have an extended 1 a.m. closing time early monday morning. extra trains will run during the last hour of service. the last east bay bound train running through downtown san francisco. take note is around 1:30 a.m. sfpd are warning new year's revelers, though, to stay clear of popular places to watch the fireworks. authorities say there's ongoing construction and closures at treasure island and are advising people to not go there. police say treasure island will be impacted with traffic and will not be a convenient place to view the fireworks show. this weekend. >> the annual rose parade in pasadena, california is set to take place in just two days, and this year's celebration will have a special touch. 2024 marks the 50

stuart: frank sinatra, just for lauren, not for mike murphy.n: we were talking about italians in new jersey, here you go. from hoboken, new jersey. >> everyone's a giants fan today. stuart tiewfort it's 11:00 eastern, tuesday, december the 12th. straight to the markets. now we've got some movement to the upside. the dow is up 111, nasdaq up 34 points. new we have the big tech. let's see what's going on there. has that turned around? a little bit. we've only got one loser. meta, amazon, apple up, alphabet is down 93 cents. show me the yield on the 10-year treasury, 4.22. that's the yield on the 10-year and now this. at this point, president biden is underwater on just about every big issue, crime, inflation, the border, foreign policy, you name it. there may soon be another losing issue, scandal and corruption. hunter and impeachment loom large, just as the primary season begins. today the house rules committee votes on authorizing an impeachment inquiry. now, that is not an impeachment, but it allows further investigation, and who knows what th

frank sinatra, and mark twain. i always -- or maybe robin williams.ria, marilyn monroe, the list goes on. stuart: common rights, everyone knows men act like babies when they're stuck -- sick, duh. i reseven that. how about you, ash? ashley: i think carmen's right, but i don't want to let down the side. i think she may be on to something. stuart: that's our side. it's time for the friday trivia question. up to how many feet have can a kangaroo jump? if 29, 38, 45 or 52? ashley, you may not contact your wife, and i may not contact my son in australia. the correct answer when we come back. [laughter] ♪ ♪ .. for medicare plans, including a range of “all-in-one” medicare advantage plans... from the names you know. learn, compare, even enroll—all in one place. no matter where you are in your search—whether you're just starting out, or already have a good idea of what you want— give us a call. our hellomedicare licensed insurance agents are here to make things easy and help guide you to a plan that fits your needs. because we get it- finding the right medica

sinatra who my mom was dating in the 1950s. feels like we are. the path we are on is well traveled. the person sitting next tu on the subway or cubical at work everyone has felt the pain of loss or will. it is a bond we can share but rarely do. instead we shroud our grief in silence. why is it so hard to talk about, keep hidden away, crying in private, speaking the names of our loved ones in hushed whispers only weak hear? i have done that my whole life and the price i paid a high. when you bury your grief to mute your sadness, you mute your ability to feel joy as well. you can't have one without the other and i see that now. talking about grief and hearing from others who are living with grief as well is the one thing i found that helped me feel less frozen by it and less alone in it. i am not a fan of new year's resolutions, but this year i am going to try to give up carrying my grief in silence. i have been doing that since i was 10 years old and the weight of it is just too much to bear. did you know you waste 200 hours a y

sinatra and the likes of frank sinatra and barbra streisand were there in support of israel. and now the trend has been for a lot of these artists is to go pro—palestine an and it's very distressing. >> do you think, though, just to just to play devil's advocate a little bit, do you think maybe it's because there under a lot of pressure to seen to say of pressure to be seen to say the thing? i mean, the right thing? i mean, i recall taylor swift getting in a lot of trouble for not condemning trump and condemning donald trump and people saying why is she so silent donald trump? does silent on donald trump? does that a secret donald that mean she's a secret donald trump you know, there's trump fan? you know, there's that well, that kind of pressure as well, isn't there? >> absolutely. that's why >> absolutely. and that's why they pay publicists and managers >> absolutely. and that's why tifortune publicists and managers >> absolutely. and that's why tifortune to 3licists and managers >> absolutely. and that's why tifortune to help ts and managers >> absolutely. and that's why t

my mum's a massive frank sinatra fan growing up.ank's christmas every every yeah year. and you can't beat it. >> don't i mean, i'm not even >> we don't i mean, i'm not even sure if christmas top of the pop5 sure if christmas top of the pops christmas day pops is on christmas day now, but remember it used to be but you remember it used to be like, upload the queen's speech. >> whole thing. >> yeah, was thing. >> yeah, was of those >> yeah, it was one of those absolute fixed points. yes >> yeah. round to find >> yeah. gather round to find out number one out what christmas number one was. and we found out >> and now and now we found out three before and at least three days before and at least as we say, at least it's a proper song and one proper song this year and one that the generations. yeah. >> no, it is absolutely. i guess because streaming because everyone's streaming things now. so you're not going out in we out to buy albums in the way we used to ? no. we need someone to used to? no. we need someone to come up with a really, th

he's like, you know, like frank but i what frank sinatra.is that he will he will play a substantial role in the reform , um, campaign up to the reform, um, campaign up to the reform, um, campaign up to the election . and i think he the election. and i think he will join the conservative party afterwards after their eviscerated as the saviour. well that's what he will present himself. i mean, rishi sunak has said he would be welcome . even said he would be welcome. even tom tugendhat on the left , a one tom tugendhat on the left, a one nafion tom tugendhat on the left, a one nation conservative. i asked him a question at the at a fringe meeting at the conservative conference. welcome conference. would you welcome farage into your party or back into your party? because he was a he was young a member when he was a young man. tugendhat. maybe. man. and tom tugendhat. maybe. maybe moment of panic said maybe in a moment of panic said yes and so i think i'm going to celebrate. and then i think he'll become an mp. >> going to celebrate third, >> i'm

he's like, you know, like frank but i what frank sinatra. that he will he will play a substantial role in the reform , um, campaign up to the reform, um, campaign up to the reform, um, campaign up to the election . and i think he the election. and i think he will join the conservative party afterwards after their eviscerated as the saviour. well that's what he will present himself. i mean, rishi sunak has said he would be welcome . even said he would be welcome. even tom tugendhat on the left , a one tom tugendhat on the left, a one nafion tom tugendhat on the left, a one nation conservative. i asked him a question at the at a fringe meeting at the conservative conference. welcome conference. would you welcome farage into your party or back into your party? because he was a he was young a member when he was a young man. tugendhat. maybe. man. and tom tugendhat. maybe. maybe moment of panic said maybe in a moment of panic said yes and so i think i'm going to celebrate. and then i think he'll become an mp. >> going to celebrate third, >> i'm go

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