photo bomb. thanks for being part of a busy day on the real store. kim davis and the press conference is coming up momentarily. have a fantastic lab user day weekend. -- labor day weekend. now over to gregg jarrett in for shep. >> hillary clinton dealing with more fallout over her e-mails, and now, talking about why she may not have made the best choice. her comments coming at vice-president joe biden talks about what it would take him to join the race. >> and jonathan hunt is traveling to an ordinary american city to find out what average folks think about candidates on both sides. >> do you have any hope it's going to get better in terms of a campaign that you -- that would appeal to you more? >> no. no. absolutely not. >> that's all coming up on this hour of "shepard smith reporting."

>> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. this afternoon, hillary clinton admits using her private e-mail server was, quote, not the best choice. here's how secretary clinton explained to msnby why she made the choice. >> i was not thinking a lot when i got in. there was so much work to be done. we had so many problems around the world. i didn't really stop and think what kind of e-mail system will there be. >> secretary clinton also said she takes responsibility and she is sorry there's been so much confusion over her private e-mail server, but she did not directly apologize for using it. of course, this comes as the house benghazi committee calls some of her former staffers to testify behind closed doors. in the meantime, secretary clinton is campaigning in puerto rico, where she is set to give a speech about an hour from now. ed henry is live in san juan.

what else is clinton doing in san juan today? >> reporter: well, gregg, talking about the debt crisis in puerto rico right now, $72 billion in debt. a great debate here, and on the mainland as well, about whether president obama should be helping congress grant the power for puerto rico to just simply declare bankruptcy, but hillary clinton, her campaign dealing with the crisis of its own, you heard some of her comments there. not necessarily helping her case by saying, i didn't really think this through at the beginning of the obama administration. she also debt with the fact that she was pressed on that recent poll that suggested when voters are asked what is the one word you think of when you hear hillary clinton, liar was the number one response. here's what he said about that. >> well, certainly doesn't make me feel good. but i am very confident that by the time this campaign has run

its course, people will know that what i've been saying is accurate. >> reporter: now, her campaign aides are telling us this prior with msnbc is part of an effort to use labor day as sort of a breaking point here and post labor day, get it back to talking about issues like the economy and health care, like she will at this hospital behind me in a9',p short time. >> another candidate in puerto rico had criticism for clinton today. here it is. >> every single day there's new revelations about how mismanaged and perhaps criminally the e-mail system was they had. hey exposed sensitive and classified information to foreign intelligence agencies. there are people in jail for that. >> severe words, weren't they, ed? >> reporter: yes, from marco rubio. what is interesting is hillary clinton is here in part because she is trying to send a signal to rubio-jeb bush other,

republican candidates she is the democratic nominee and plans to contest for votes not just here but there's a lot of puerto ricans who moved to florida, a lot of votes there always a crittle battleground and rubio is sending a message back saying, he is pushing for the votes as well and that he is not going to shy away from criticizing clinton. she is trying to turn the page from this controversy. you hear republicans like rubio saying, wait a second, something that started out as being about sloppiness could be a criminal case. >> ed henry live in port rico, thank you very much. vice-president joe biden has made his first public comments about possibly running for president. he said he would not hesitate to launch a campaign if he thought he could put his whole heart and soul into it, but right now he is just not sure. >> can i do it? can my family undertake what is

an arduous commitment that would be proud to untake under ordinary circumstances. but the honest to god answer is i just don't know. >> above beau biden died of brain cancer in may he asked his dad to run for president. the vice-president did not mention that today, and he says he can't put a timetable on when he might make a decision. let bring in "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace. talking bat timetable. is it too late for a timetable? >> you can't put a timetable on this because, as you can tell from those comments by biden, this is deeply personal, not only personal to him but also personal to his family, and you can put a timetable on political decisions. it's much harder to put a timetable when you're trying to see how long is it going to take you to grieve? when will you have your full

hurt and mind ready to take on the tough challenge. that's not something you can mark on a calendar. >> i was reading charles crowd hammer's column, and he was quite bold, his first sentence, unless hillary clinton is indicted she is going to be the democratic nominee. i wouldn't classic charles, but what would biden scenario be, a backup, standby candidate? >> well, he wouldn't call it that. if he were to run. he would go after clinton, but i think his best chance is in effect if -- whether she is indicted or just discredited, if the weight of all the investigation and if new evidence comes out is just so overwhelming that biden would be there to pick up the pieces. krauthammer suggests that a --

an intriguing possible, last week or the week before, biden had a secret meeting, leaked to the press, with elizabeth warren, the real darling of the left wing of the democratic base, and charles' scenario is that biden runs on a ticket with warren, but because he is going to be so old, i think 74 years old by the time he would be inaugurated, older than reagan was, that he would anouns at the start i'm only going to serve for a single term and elizabeth warren will be my running mate and my successor. it would actually be pretty intriguing and would shake up the democratic race, there's no indication that she is willing to take on hillary clinton, either in the number one position or the number two position. >> speaking of charles' crack about an indictment, if you actually do a word search on hillary clinton, what pops up is, fbi investigation, taking the fifth, self-incrimination, which ills not a great word

because it derives from the word "crime." and then that infamous word association poll which had her cast number one as liar. these are not great things to be associated with when you're trying to get the top job. >> no. absolutely not. and i would take the first set, the word cloud you talked about, because that shows the degree to which this is no longer a political matter. she is saying this and then an opponent says that. a lot of this is out of her hands now. we're talking about an investigation by the fbi. they have ahold of her server and the thumb drive she had given to her lawyer. what kind of forensic magic can they do? we've been told the serve has been wiped clean but the fbi has been able to find things when there was supposedly nothing there. it's a what if, if we find out there was something on there that hadn't been turned over to the state department that was

work-related or enif they find out she went to a lot of effort to wipe her server clean. the question becomes, what is she hiding? so all of this is potentially very damaging, and remember, we're only in the first couple of days of september. she doesn't testify before the benghazi committee until october 252nd -- october 22nd. so we're talking about two more months. >> and batches of e-mails continue to drip, drip out every few weeks, so that just elongates the whole agonizing process for her. chris, good to see you, catch you which is weekend on "fox news sunday." chris will be talking with the philadelphia police commissioner and milwaukee police police chief about the recent shootings of police officers, and racial tension in america. also, former vice-president dick cheney and his daughter, liz, on their new book "exceptional." sunday on your local fox

station. just ahead, there is now a big reward for the illinois cop killers. investigators spoke just a short time ago about the clues in the case. that as thousands of police from croat -- across the country pay respect pod one of their own, an officer gunned down at a gas station, that's coming up.

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$50,000 reward for information to help catch the three men. detectives say that they are going through surveillance & far but the only description they have come from the murdered officer's final words. a radio for backup on tuesday. one officer saying he was chasing a group of men, two white, one black, by the time the backup arrived, lieutenant joseph gliniewicz was gravely injured and he died a short time later. mike tobin is live in imwith the latest. mike, some possible cloud's on the videotape? >> reporter: police say they've got more video now. they've got better video now. some coming from home surveillance systems, some from traffic cameras. they say they're able to fit the images into a timeline now surrounding the death of lieutenant gliniewicz, and they do say they have captured images on that videotape that fit the broad description they have of two white guys and one black

guy. >> i don't have an exact number but i believe there -- just say there are several. we have images of people we believe are subjects we would be interested in talking to. >> reporter: and there is one lead that takes investigators up to michigan. people at a gas station found -- saw people they thought were suspicious. local police investigated and determined their car was stolen from somewhere in the chicagoland area so agents from this task force have been sent to michigan. the car has not been located yet. this particular task force is operating under the assumption that the suspects they're looking for have remained local. >> what's the latest information on the officer's weapon? >> reporter: the latest we got is the officer's weapon has been found. we knew that yesterday. but police craved it was found at the scene today. so that initial information that the officer had been tripped of his weapon and his weapon was somehow loose in the community, that appears to be the backup

officer's first impression of the crime scene. they know now the weapon was found there at the scene. however, should caution, they still stress that the suspects they're looking for are cop killers, at least involved in death of a police officer and should be considered dangerous. >> mike tobin, live at the scene, thank you very minute. joining me here on the news deck, former police officer, fbi special agent jonathan gilliam. good to see you. so, apparently there's some surveillance videotape. they sent it to the pros to try to enhance it. did they send it to the right pros? >> i don't think so. that was the first thing out of this press conference that struck me. the fbi is the go-to organization or agency that has this video enhancement they can put together a timeline very quickly. it's what we do, been doing it for years. why the dhs is involved with this and this capacity is -- it's a question that should be asked. >> i suppose how much you can

enhance and the clarity of it really depends on the original from the hard drive. right? >> sure. it does. but more than just the clarity. we're looking at a timeline. you can canvass an area and get multiple cam contracts then put together a timeline with those cameras, but that takes technology and takes not just the technology but people that are used to using that. the crime lab with the&ç8iy they are used to using this and they're very good at getting and turning out a speedy recovery of this information back to law enforcement. i've never heard of this with dhs. >> one of the things that a lot of people have been trying to figure out is why are these guys so early in the morning in an industrial complex? their motive for being there would be important? >> i think motive is probably the thing that going to tell you the most about who these people are besides a force or video. motive in that area it's the downseason already where there's not as many people at the lake because of the weekend right now

being prior to this and then afterwards. i think what you've may be looking at is a group of guys that were possibly going to go out and rob copper, which they do in industrial areas, steal copper and resell it. they could have been getting ready to do burglaries. those things happen in the morning versus other crimes ump. you don't see violent drug people in the morning because they're doing their drugs. >> could law enforcement do a better job of eliciting the public's help and in terms of news conferences, often times they show up and don't say anything. >> i think you're hitting on my biggest criticism from leaving law enforcement now being a civilian, is that they feel like they want to do something, they want to support law enforcement, and a lot of the executives are doing what traditionally they do, which is collect information and give pieces out to the public. i think especially in situations like this, the public needs to be utilized as much as possible.

they should be inundating the air waves to public. >> i'm out of time. are they going to get these guys? >> i think they will and probably be a source for, a friend they tell about it. >> thank you. thousands of police officers from across the country today attending the funeral for the murdered sheriff deputy darren goforth. services took place as one of the largest churches in houston, texas. the governor of the state also asked officers on patrol across the state to turn on their flashing lights as the funeral began. investigators say a going shot deputy goforth in the back of the head as he was filling his patrol car at a gas station help was 47 years old, wife and two children left behind. police say the suspect has a history of mental illness have not determined a motive. a positive jobs report out today. why is the dow down triple digits yet again? that answer and what you need to

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the bodies of those two young boys who drowned trying to escape war and terror returned to their home town in syria for burial today. the photographs of one of the bodies made headlines all over the world and lit up social media. that child in this photo was three years old. his brother was five. the boys and their mother drowned after investigators say their rubber boat capsized on the way from turkey to greece. the boys' father survived. a relative says the dad no longer wants to find a better place in europe. he just wants to stay in syria, close to the bodies of this family. turkey's state-run news

agency reporting four suspected human traffickers now face charges, including involuntary manslaughter in connection with the drownings, and we're getting staggering numbers now showing just how many people fail to complete the journey from war-torn regions into europe. the international organization for migration announcing 3,000 men, women and children have died along the way this year alone. that organization reports it works closely with governments around the world to reduce the pain of the migration crisis. it also announced more than 350,000 migrants have reached europe this year. analyst says the numbers have spiked as summer draws to a close, but over the last several days officials hungry have blocked thousands of migrants from boarding trains to germany. many of them have started to walk-in stead. here at home a day of triple digit losses for the dow jones following the release of august jobs reports.

take a look at this. the dow jones industrial average now down 300 points. the labor department reports that employers added 173,000 jobs in august, but that fewer than expected. the unemployment rate, well, it stands now 5.1%. the jobs report was still a dave aopinion. because the expectation was the report was going to be even better than it was. also, analysts say the jobs report will my a big role in decided whether the fed raises interest rates the first time in nearly a decade. the fox business network's peter barnes has the news live in washington. peter, what else are we learning from the report? >> reporter: 173,000 jobs, new jobs last month was the slowest pace of job growth in five months, with a chunk in government hiring instead of the private sector, as states and cities fill 33,000 education

positions, and some of the volatility in foreign economies like colony and the drop in oil prices hurt jobs in some sectors like manufacturing, down 17,000 positions, and mining, which includes oil production, cut 10,000 jobs. retail and construction were also soft. and despite a healthy .3 of a jump in hour wages, workers earnings are stuck at 2% growth. >> what's been the reaction? >> well, the white house put a positive spin on the report. >> the u.s. economy right now is domestic strength. overpowering the head winds from the global economy. in a sector like manufacturing, that's very sensitive to the global economy, and that has created challenges for exports. >> house speaker john boehner speaking for republicans said in a statement, it's encouraging

that more americans found work last month but we must do more to achieve the sustained and robust economic growth and higher wages families need to get ahead. the bigger question is what this report means for the federal reserve, as you mentioned, it will meet in two weeks to decide if the economy is strong enough for the fed to start raising interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis, and that has got investors on edge today. gregg? >> it's been a big fact, goose egg for a long time. >> it has. >> donald trump struggling threw foreign policy interview last night, and now trump is accusing the conservative radio host of asking gotcha questions and calling the host a third-rate radio announcer. gee, that's up usual. we're going to -- that's unusual. we'll show you part of the interview and let you decide.

more headlines from the fox news deck. two former daycare workers in court accused of running a fight club for kids in new jersey. thewoman are charged with encouraging children as young as four to fight each other and posting video tapes of the brawls online. prosecutors say they don't think the kids were seriously injured and the daycare center is cooperating. three people were hurt during the colts-bengals game in indianapolis. stadium officials say a bolt fell on fans when workers were opening the roof. the injuries are not life-threatening. the re-call of kraft singles got ten times bigger and covers 300,000 cases of the cheese. official says part of the plastic wrapper gets stuck to the slices. could be a choking hazard. details at foxnews.com. check it out. the news continues right after this.

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welcome back. an attorney for the kentucky county clerk, kim davis, says he will appeal a judge's ruling, holding his client in contempt. a judge ordering davis to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. notwithstanding several court orders saying she had to follow the law. the clerk claims that put aring her name on same-sex couple major licenses violates her religious beliefs. the judge offered a compromise and said she could get out of jail if she allowed her clerks to issue the licenses, but again, davis refused. her attorney says she is willing to stay in jail rather than issue gay licenses. >> some asked me how long is kim davis going to be incarcerated? i can't tell you that. i don't know what the judge wil do i can tell you clearly what kim davis will do number one, she -- has no intention to resign and will serve the people of the county as she has done

for so many years and never violate her conscious and never bow tray her god -- betray her god. so he is prepared for the consequences of those decisions and that's why she is here. >> a majority of the deputy clerks in her office decided to issue the licenses even though their boss rejected that compromise. the first gay couple to show up had been rejected several times before. and they got their license as supporters and protesters roared outside the courthouse, but the attorney for davis says all same-sex marriage licenses issued today are void. really? >> ben carson is the only g.o.p. presidential candidate who would actually beat donald trump in a head-to-head matchup according to a poll of republican voters from monmouth, university. shows carson would crush the g.o.p. front-runner by nearly 20

points, 55% to 36%. trump seemed to stumble big-time with a foreign policy question last night during a radio interview with the conservative host, hugh hewitt. trump appeared to confuse iran's elite quds forces with forces fight -- >> you familiar with general sewell man my? >> wees go ahead. give me -- tell me. >> he runs the quds forces. >> yes, okay. >> do you exhibit -- >> i think the kurds have been hashly mistreesed -- not the kurds. the quds forces this the bad guys. >> right. >> well, trump claims he misheard the question today, blasted the host, calling him a, quote, third-rate radio announcer. he also called it a gotcha question. carl cameron is live with more on that. carl? >> reporter: it was a 20-minute

interview and lots of questions and trump did get tripped up and irritated. this morning he called hugh hewitt a third-rate announcer. hewitt now says he has a trump tattoo like a lot of reporters. the rest of the field is calling the question fair and necessary knowledge to be commander in chief. jeb bush weighed in shortly after the comments happened. carly fiorina went on hewitt's show shortly after trump did, and she said she didn't hear the interview, then she faced the very same questions and she answered all of them, and pronounced them fair. watch. >> i don't think they're gotcha questions at all. i think that this is at the heart. the questions you're asking are at the heart of the threat that we face, that our ally israel faces. that the world faces. eight critically important that america lead in the world.

it's critically important that we have a leader in the white house who understands the world. and who is in it, and how it works. >> got to know who the players are. need to know what the capables of the united states are. you need a strategy. all this stuff -- you just can't flippantly say, well, i'll hire the best people. >> one question involved mr. hewitt rattling off the names of a number of terrorist leaders and asking trump to explain who they are and what they are. some folks said that did sound a little bit like a gotcha question. this is a blow to trump and his rivals are not going to let voters forget he stomach eled. hewitt is not third rate. republicans flock to his radio show and he is going to be schooling more questions in 12 days as part of the upcoming debate. not a moderator but asking questions in california. >> hugh hewitt is not third rate by any stretch of the imagination. let's bring in lisa booth, run

strategist. good to see you. did it sound as though hewitt was trying to trip up trump or was hewitt asking legitimate questions about an important subject, the war on terror? >> i don't think there's any gotcha questions. as carl pointed out, he posed the same questions to car fiorina and he poses these questions to his guests. these guys are running to be the commander in chief of the armed forces. they will oversee the largest superpower in the world, the largest nuclear arsenal in the world, and they better be able to differentiate between who are enemies and who are our friends, and donald trump was not able to do that. that should be concerning to voters. >> so trump lashed out as he always does, calling hewitt a third-rate radio announcer. but there's a pattern here. if ajournallist dares to

challenge donald trump or if donald trump doesn't do well and kind of stumbles, he personally attacks the journalist as, i wrote them down, looser, lightweight, more ron, bimbo, third rate, zero and idiot. is he incredibly thin-skinned and maybe too thin-skinned to be president because, is he going to complain vladimir putin is has not been nice to me. want it to negotiate with summon else, and so forth. >> someone who has advised campaigns and worked on multiple campaigns that's know approach i would suggest to a candidate to take with reporters. but i do think it shows his level of thin-skinnedness and a level of concern with how he would be as commander in chief, how he would act as president of the united states. you are-door these candidates are running to be the economics commander in chief. that is an incredible amount of responsibility. and voters need to make sure that whoever the candidate is, is able to rise to that

occasion, is able to take on the level of responsibility, and make good judgment calls. >> is it enough for trump to say, as he did when he realized he didn't know the answer to the questions, that hewitt was posing, i'll know all that the day after i take office and i'll know more than you ever will. is that enough or does he need to know that now so that vod÷7kñ can determine whether his knowledge is enough, if he is skilled enough, if he would be a good commander in chief, and if his ideas in fighting terror are legitimate and solid? >> well, we have seen a lot of sizzle from him. but where is the steak? he waste seep a lot of substance and that's where concerns arise especially from the interview and the lack of knowledge on foreign security -- national security issues. i think that is very concerning. i absolutely thing that donald trump should have a level of underring to differentiate

between friends and he has not done his homework and not preparing and not up to date on the big issues facing our country. such as the rise of isis and terrorism, in the middle east and north sprinkle. >> quickly, if trump is based on the word association poll, arrogant, and mean sometimes, is ben carson just the opposite and isn't it interesting that he beats trump head-on? >> i do find that interesting and there is no doubt right now what we're seeing in the atmosphere and seeing in the mitt cal environment right now. this anti-stannment extentment. from the right with folks like donald trump, with folks like ben carson and carly fiorina and on theft with bernie sanders. what the poll shows us is perhaps voters are getting tired of the kind of rhetoric, the

personal attacks from donald trump, and maybe they're still headed in that everytime establishment direction, but they're looking for someone that is going be maybe speak a little bit more like a leader. >> lisa booth, good to see you, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> what are ordinary americans thinking about the race for the white house? jonathan hunt is live from antelope valley, california. jonathan? >> reporter: the pollsters, the pundits and the career politicians all seem a little bemused by the strength of the trump, carson, and sanders candidacies so we decided to help them out by asking ordinary americans in an ordinary si, palmdale, california and we got straight, forward answers. in our conversations at the barber shop, the book store and the horse ranch. >> i think people are frightened over the legacy thing. clinton .2, bush .3. >> glen is watching the polite:horse race very closely. she sees why voters are

currently backing outsiders, even if she doesn't personally like any of them. >> i am waiting for the pendulum to swing back to sanity. >> over a close shave, the owner explained his view that career politicians are suffering because they're out of touch. >> until one of them walks in my shop and come and ask me what youd in from us? what can we do for this community? until that point, just political. at least that's the way we see it. >> in her small become sore, rachel echo the sentiment that washington insiders give little thought to the struggles of ordinary americans. >> they just care about getting -- winning the next election. their election. they just want people to give money to their coffers. >> reporter: and if there's any crumb of comfort for the

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president obama meeting face-to-face with one of his klose allies in the middle east, with isis and the iranian nuclear deal on the agenda. saudi arainies king salman visiting the white house for the very first time since the took power in january.

president obama says the meeting is a sign of long-standing friendship between the two nations during what he calls a challenging time. >> and we'll discuss the importance of effectively implementing the deal to ensure that iran does not have a nuclear weapon, while counteracting its destabilizing activities in the region. >> analysts say saudi arabia is worried that iran could take advantage of the nuclear agreement, using sanctions relief to boost its support to terrorist groups. well, the saudi arabian king backed out of a summit at camp david in may but his government said, that was not a snub over the iran deal. kevin cork is live at the white house with the latest. kevin, what is the goal of this visit from the white house's perspective? >> reporter: rear assure, reassure, and reassure the saudis that u.s. is going to stand with them no matter what

is happening in region. even a billion dollars on the line here in cooperation that the white house may ultimately announce. again, that economic cooperation along with military assurances to let the saudis know the u.s. is not turning their bark on them despite react tvly pull ought of middle east in a great number of ways. the saudi king was in the oval office today meeting with the president. i like how you meninged the enact may he missed the meeting at camp david. they said it wasn't a snub but i have a bridge to sell you in brooklyn. all the right things were said today by the president. among them, they're going to work through this little rift about the iran nuclear deal. >> we continue to cooperate extremely closely, and countering terrorist activities in the region and around the world, including battle against isis. >> reporter: now, again, the battle against isis is something that is an area where the two

sides can certainly agree they've been doing lots of interesting work and that's obviously major, majorly important to our partners in the region. i want to share pictures with you. it's been a very difficult day for the saudi king, even though he is here on business, 22 members of the uae, united arab emirates, were killed in a saudi-led operation in yemen, battling houthi rebels, and a lot of people in america know that the iranians have been backing them so it's that part and parcel to what has been a very delicate balance, trying to figure out how best to support the saudis at the same time being careful not to overstate or overplay the u.s. hand in the region. >> what was on the agenda, did president obama or will he bring up human rights as well? >> that's always a tough one. you have to be careful. the saudis are our friends and so when you bring up a subject like human rights, you want to

couch it through the prism of how can we help you do a better job? in fact not long ago, and not very far from right here at the white house, there was pretty -- i'd say reasonably sized demonstration, protesters both backing the saudis and criticizing the saudi kingdom for its lack of human rights treatment, for houstontys and other -- houthis and other yemenis and, the airstrikes in syria, it's unfortunately worsening. they would argue the humanitarian crisis there. and very forceful and vocal demonstration here and i suspect that will be part of the conversation between the two leaders here at the white house today. >> love to hear that conversation. >> yeah. >> kevin corke, thank you very much. text during takeoff is a no-no on passenger airplanes but one pilot apparently forgot the rules. and the passenger says he has the videotaped proof coming up

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gas, 30 cents less a gallon than last month and drivers say, brick it -- bring it on. >> makes a big difference in my life, i see my son a lot, so i can put $20 and i can drive to delware and be good. before i got fill up again. >> means from three something to 1.99, it's good for a lot of people. >> aaa estimates that people should be staving $15 to $25 this weekend. i you're filling up and heading out on the road. that leaves more money for everybody. >> and candy, that's how i spend my money. and analytical capabilities that make edward jones one of the biggest financial services firms in the country? or is it 13,000 financial advisors who take the time to say thank you? 'night jim.

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