1, 2, 3. >> win. >> julie: you pumped? kids of saints players pumping up the fan base sunday afternoon. air on local fox affiliate 1:00 p.m. eastern. thank you for joining us. i'm julie banderas and herely molly line. i was getting a count down i thought i was out of time. how are you liking new york city on new year's eve. >> molly: i am loving it. i like christmas. lights and sparkle. >> julie: fabulous. >> best time to come to new york. i like the city all year around. >> julie: awesome. very magical this time of year. happy new year to you and your husband. you will be celebrating. >> happy new year to you, too. good luck with the party. >> julie: thank you. >> molly: thank you, julie. we are counting down to the big new year's eve party that's in times square, of course. tell you why police say it may be the safest place on earth tonight. things may not be so safe on some roads across the

country. one state trooper showing us what one driver could be in for. a new year means a lot of new laws including a big change to help protect your privacy online. i'm molly line in new york, fox news reporting begins now. ♪ ♪ [explosion] >> molly: we begin with breaking news. chants of death to america as militia men and protesters tried to storm the u.s. embassy in iraq. president trump accusing iran of orchestrating the attack. a state department spokesperson says the embassy staff is safe. there are no plans to evacuate. and the ambassador was not there at the time. [shouting] cell phone video shows

demonstrators battering their way through a window with security forces on the other side. the glass the only thing holding back the crowd. fox news has confirmed a special crisis response task force of marines has arrived at the embassy to help protect it from any further attacks. this is video of the unit deploying on this mission from kuwait. the violence breaking out just days after the u.s. military launched airstrikes against an iranian backed militia group in iraq in response to the rocket attack that killed an american contractor. we have team fox coverage. first to trey yingst, reporting live from our mideast news hub. trey? >> mollie, good afternoon, hundreds of iraqis stormed the u.s. embassy today in baghdad. prompting iraqi security forces to intervene. those protesters, some of them related to iranian backed militias inside iraqi set fire to parts of the compound smashing windows and chanting down, down u.s.a. the ambassador is out of town as you noted. though embassy security

forces were seen trying to push back demonstrators with tear gas and rubber bullets. this comes after u.s. airstrikes on sunday targeted a iraqi she a militia group responsible for rocket attacks on friday that killed one american contractor. the group that was hit has vowed to respond against the united states. >> it is flagrant aggression. it is aggression on iraq's sovereignty. it is a violation of all norms and values. this aggression won't pass ununpunished. >> did i speak with unu.s. official today who is stressing on behalf of the president the difference between the protesters the embassy today and those who have been demonstrating against the iraqi government. many of those on the embassy compound today once again are backed by the iranian regime and part of a number of militias that do operate within iraqi's borders. mollie? >> the iraqi government not seeming pleased by the american airstrikes. what's the response now from the government? >> that's exactly right.

they are certainly not pleased. iraqi prime minister did speak out against this operation by the united states. calling it a violation of iraqi sovereignty. and today iraqi government did tweet that they would respond against any aggression toward foreign embassies in their country. one u.s. official praising those security forces for stepping in and descalating the situation that happened at the embassy today. the entire timeline of events though does spell trouble for future american-iraqi relations. the 25 militants that were killed may be backed by iran but most of them are iraqi citizens. again, the prime minister very outspoken about this u.s. decision and we are getting reports this hour, molly, that president trump and iraqi prime minister did speak over the phone to discuss the situation today and other pressing topics related to america and iraq. molecule molly? >> molly: tray yingst, thank you. rich edson reporting live on this. rich? >> the president also spoke with the prime minister of iraq today and stressed the

need for the iraqi government to protect american personnel and facilities in iraq. the secretary of state mike pompeo also spoke with the iraqi prime minister and the iraqi president today and according to the state department, pushed a very similar message that the charge of the host country in this case iraq to safeguard american diplomats and american diplomatic facilities. the president did tweet earlier today, quote: to those many millions of people in iraq who want freedom and who don't want to be dominated and controlled by iran, this is your time. the president says iran will be held fully responsible for these protests. the u.s. says these are iranian backed demonstrations, separate from those who have been protesting corruption in iraq since october. these protests began after a prayer service for militia men killed in a u.s. airstrike this weekend. the president is defending those strikes saying they are in response to iran-backed militias launching a missile attack on an iraqi military base that killed an american contractor. also senior state department

officials say that when it comes to iranian influence and iranian attacks, iranian backed militia attacks that the united states simply couldn't take it anymore and had to respond like this and said to create deterrence in the region against the type of rocket or missile attacks that they saw on friday. molly? >> molly: america has certainly been clear about the expectations going forward. the video is not reassuring but state department officials say american diplomats are safe, right? >> right. the video is striking there were fires, they were in the come pound. those who had been protesting in front of there for hours today. according to officials, all the diplomats are secure inside. all u.s. personnel are secure inside. that there are no plans for an evacuation as it stands. the ambassador to iraq matt tuler was out of town on a personal trip and officials say he is now returning to baghdad since these protests have broken out. the embassy there is also telling americans in iraq who need assistance just to stay away from the embassy.

make a phone call instead. the government, in fact, has been advising americans just not to travel to iraq in the first place. well before these protests ever happened because of terrorism. kidnapping, and armed conflict. now, back in may, the u.s. government created what's called an order departure for diplomats in iraq. both at the embassy in baghdad and there is a u.s. consulate inne in irbil. all nonessential were required to leave the country because of security concerns. mollie? >> molly: rich edson, thank you very much. as the investigation continues into a hanukkah stabbing attack. we will talk to a man who faced the most deadly assault on jews in u.s. history. the rabbi at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. where a man opened fire killing 11 worshipers. his story about overcoming hate next. but, first,. [cheers] a new decade spreading around the world city by city.

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fed says a man who astacked a facility had handwritten journals. chief religion correspondent lauren green is here now to explain a little more about this. lauren? >> hey, molly, while his family was pleading this was a case of mental illness federal authorities say there is enough evidence to charge the suspect with federal hate crimes in the bloody attack at a rabbi's home while dozens celebrated hanukkah the federal charges were filed monday against the 37-year-old. officials say the handwritten journals containing anti-semitic references and had searched online to find information on hitler, including entries asking, quote: why did hitler hate the jews and prominent companies founded by jews in america. according to the complaint, the man entered the rabbi's home in monsey new york on the seventh night of hun cat jewish festivals of lights wielding an 18-inch machete he slashed and stabbed the group sending five victims to the hospital with serious injuries including deep lacerations, a severed finger and skull fracture.

the suspect is now charged with five federal counts of obstructing the free exercise of religion in an attempt to kill. july july the suspect's family has sort of spoken on his behalf in a way. >> absolutely. the attorney says the family pastor, he and the family pastor reviewed his client's journals and says they show more evidence of mental illness than anti-semitism. >> reverend and i reviewed scores of papers which frankly show the ramblings of a disturbed individual but there is no suggestion in any of those ramblings and pages of writing of an anti-semitic motive. >> while, meanwhile, the attack has spiked tensions in the jewish comi community as the latest in a number of anti-semitic actions. it's up 23% according to the new york police. last night senator kirsten gillibrand hosted a round table discussion on the rise in anti-semitism. while jewish officials complain of a long simmering

problem. >> our community is angry. and this is not the -- this incident is the culmination of a long period of hatred directed toward the jewish community. >> now there is a light of hope to report. the hero who arushed the attacker away and got the vehicle's license plate being honored today with an award. >> molly: lauren green, thank you so much. our next guest is rabbi jeffrey meyers from the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. that is where a gunman shot and killed 11 people and injured seven others. a little more than a year ago. rabbi myers has said since the attack he has focused on how to get word rid of the word hate and focus on hope. >> rabbi, thank you for taking the time out for us today. i want to start asking you as someone who knows so intimately an attack and loss thereafter what you thought when you saw this attack on folding in monsey

at a rabbi's home? >> my initial response was oh no, not again. >> molly: now we have heard there are hate crime charges filed against the suspect in this case. do you think that's appropriate? you know, when you are talking about looking forward and moving towards hope right now in the natio nation? >> i don't know if filing charges against one individual in any way can help heal the physical wounds, the spiritual, and the mental wounds that a traumatized community can feel in any way, shape, or form. that is a continuous process over a very long period of time. that's the far more difficult matter than really the judicial process itself. >> rabbi, this attack in monsey was far from the only attack in recent weeks and months here in the new jersey and the new york area.

and have you roots here in this community. spiritual roots in this community. a police officer was killed in the shooting rampage at a kosher market. there was the slapping of a jewish mother in the street. really just a number of pretty disturbing incidents. do you see a rise in anti-semitism across the country and in these communities? >> yes, i do. it's been reported throughout various sources whether it's the reports from fbi various price, police, the adl. they are all saying the same thing which is ther there is an unprecedented rise anti-semitic acts be it ones of mer graffiti or in the case of monsey horrific violence. >> molly: i guess do you feel it? do people in your community feel it? is there a greater concern about safety now? >> yes, there is.

i'm saddened that there are people who are frightened to continue to celebrate, at that point, the remainder of hanukkah people who took menorah out of their window and put it away. people who were afraid to go to synagogue because of this act. it's a trauma not merely to those in monsey, but it traumatizes the jewish community throughout the united states when something horrific like this happens. >> this past week many people celebrating christmas. many people celebrating hanukkah you are a great teacher, a man of faith. what can we do collectively to push back against this? >> clearly there is so the rot to the core in america that we have this continued rise no anti-semitic acts. to that end i say that shame on america. we're failing as a nation when we see rises in this

sort of behavior on a nonstop basis. it says to me that we're not doing enough to make sure that we know our neighbors, to understand the people around us. to grow in respect and love and understanding of each other. it also says to me that there is far too much severe rhetoric coming from both sides of the political spectrum. too much uncivil discourse that encourages people to speak that same way and frequently turn to acts of violence. a perfect example is severe speech that turned into a massacre in my congregation. we need to learn to tone down rhetoric. we need to learn to understand and appreciate our neighbors better. because when we do we will understand we are so much alike than we are different. >> molly: rabbi jeffrey myers, thank you for your words right now. see if we are reaching

across the aisle in an election year. appreciate it? >> thank you. will. >> molly: learning more about the two victims of a deadly church shooting in fort worth, texas. gathering for a vigil last night remembering 67-year-old richard white and 64-year-old tony wallace. wallace was a registered nurse at a nearby hospital. one of his daughters says her dad was the rock that held us together. >> he is very selfless, christian, humble, smart, funny, creative, amazing man. like i tell people he is perfect. he is my everything. mine. >> molly: family members wrote in a statement that richard white constantly put others first and was always wig to help witwilling to help e on his face. his daughter posted on facebook we love you, we miss you, we are

heart-broken. flames so fierce firefighters are forced to take shelter in their vehicle. that is the scene in australia because of overwhelming brush fires. details on the drastic measures some people are taking to stay safe. plus, parts of the u.s. could see some frigid temperatures tonight as we get ready to usher in a new year. the forecast from coast to coast coming up. ♪

>> molly: new video showing firefighters forced to shelter in their truck as flames burn the bush all around them in australia. officials say a dozen people are died and thousands have left their homes as fires have ravaged parts of the country for three months. some people going all the way to the shore to escape

the flames. officials say the fires from burned more than 12 million acres on the east coast. an area larger than belgium. australia's environment minister say the flames may have killed a third of the koalas in the area here at home weather conditions for new year's eve look pretty tame across the country. some areas could feel a bit of a freeze. state trooper in minnesota sliding down the highway to show how slippery these roads are. the minnesota state patrol reported more than 300 crashes yesterday. bring in accuweather meteorologist regina miller for a forecast across the rucountry. happy new year. >> happy new year to you as well. you were talking about that ice in parts of minnesota. that same system i don't know if you are like me, molly, i would rather take the bad news first rather than the good news. as we look at the map here the bad news areas are across parts of the great lakes where we have got some winds coming down there picking up lake-enhanced

snow. also into the northwest where we have got some rain and some snow in the northern rockies. but, boy, look across much of the country, most of it looks pretty quiet. we are still very cold behind that system up in to targets of north central u.s. so, taking a look at your new year's eve forecast here. minneapolis, where it is cold, our temperature tonight is 14 degrees. so bundle up if you are out for celebrations there. and the real feel is 10 degrees. we have got mostly cloudy skies tonight in minneapolis and in to the northeast like i said we have got those snow showers so you can see downwind of lake ontario, lake erie, this is where we have been dealing with some snow showers and even a few squalls in upstate new york. but, in new york city for the big dance here in times square a temperature of 40 degrees. mostly cloudy skies but it's rather windy. winds are 15 to 20 miles per hour. so it feels much colder than that in the northwest, this is where we have got the rain in seattle, also, we have got some gusty winds

coast. mountains here or mountain snows here. as you come into interior locations. so your new year's eve forecast for seattle, 50 degrees. and our real feel is at 20. we have rain at times, that's where you need the ponchos in the southeast though, this is where we have nice weather for your new year's eve. we have a temperature of 41 degrees. mostly clear skies here our accuweather real feel 35. lots of sunshine in st. louis. mostly sunny. mostly cloudy and 55 in st. louis. happy new year. >> molly: thank you, re gina. happy new year to you. celebrations in many spatters of the country. appreciate it. updating fox top story, protesters storming the u.s. embassy in iraq. the u.s. responding in the show of force with the u.s. marines. >> deployment underway as we

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♪ >> molly: the pentagon sending in a special crisis response task force of marines to help secure the u.s. embassy in iraq after a mob of militia men and protesters attacked that compound. we have lucas tomlinson. is he report from the pentagon on all of this as it unfolds. lucas? >> molly, over 100 marines with full assault load have arrived at the u.s. embassy in baghdad to protect the compound. the marine task force launched from an air base in kuwait about 400 miles away

flying in the mv 22 off spray part helicopter part airplane. each can carrying 40 marines. these will join those holding the line at the embassy while the outer perimeter at the embassy was breached. the u.s. backed militia men did not get very far. the marine task force that just arrived in baghdad little smaller than a rifle company. the marines have been told to open fire if fired upon. so far the situation appears to have calmed down according to officials. earlier u.s. army apache gun ships dropped flares outside of the embassy. the attack helicopters continue to circle overhead. 11:30 in baghdad. many are hoping the crowd will disperse and go celebrate the new year elsewhere. the leaderboard of hezbollah bombed by u.s. photographed alongside other she a militia leaders outside of baghdad earlier today. these militias responsible for killing over 600 u.s. troops during the iraq war. planned the 1983 bombing in

the u.s. embassy in kuwait two weeks after the beauty barracks bombing no. plans for the 5,000 troops to leave iraq. iranian backed shiite militias fought against isis now that isis is largely defeated many want the u.s. to get out of iraq. once again, molly. >> molly: thank you. police in i'd do jose the mother of two missing children suspected of being a mother of a doomsday cult knows what happens to her kids but is refusing to cooperate with investigators. alicia acuna reporting live from iraqi mountainous room on this mysterious story as it continues to unfold. alicia. >> hi, molly. rexberg police say these children know they are not with heir husbanheir husband. they were last seen in their small idaho town on september 23rd. police say the children's mother lori and her new husband chad day bell have left the state are not cooperating with

investigators. have lied and are wanted for questioning. in a statement, rex ford police say quote we strongly believe joshua and tylee's lives are in danger. they told witnesses that lori's daughter had died a year before the death of her father, which is untrue. around that same time, chad told another witness that lori had no minor children. valow's brother shot and killed her estranged husband earlier this year and later authorities say that brother died under mysterious circumstances. friends claim vallow joined a cult and often talked about end of times and she encouraged others to read books written by daybell who she married in october weeks after his wife tammy died. police originally ruled tammy daybell's death as natural. they have since exhumed her body and investigating it as suspicious. the fbi along with local law enforcement in arizona where the couple ha connections are searching for the kids and people they believe know

exactly what happened again from police we publicly call on lori vallow daybell and chad daybell to come forward with the information they have about the location of welfare of joshua and tylee this entire investigation could have been avoided if they had been honest with law enforcement. so far no charges have been filed in this case. they are just looking for those kids. >> molly: absolutely, clearly those priorities are on those children. alicia ado yo acuna, thank you. the last trading day of 2019. the markets on track to have the best year in years. fox business network deirdre bolton reporting live for us on the new york stock exchange as we are wrapping things up for the year. >> that is right, molly. you are exactly right. the last trading day of the year. last trading day of the decade. i'm looking right now. do you have markets slightly in the green but it's less about today than it is for the year. so the dow the s&p 500 and the nasdaq all showing extremely solid returns for

2019. and if you want to think about the s&p 500, it is actually the best performing year for this index. at least since 2013. we will see where we close today in about a half an hour's time. it could be even more than that for 10 years, molly, if you bought stocks 10 years ago here are the returns that you got. they have pretty substantial. for anybody who has a had 01 k or a pension. this has been a good decade. dow up 173%. the nasdaq up in the past 10 years about 300 percent. apple for those wondering, the best performing dow component of this year and of the decade. we have the iphones, of course, all the streaming services. and now the oh so famous ear buds air pods. the ones that people are waiting for under the tree. some are still waiting for those. that's how popular they are. analysts saying this bodes well for the stock in the future, molly. >> molly: a lot of folks taking a quick look at the

401(k) as the decade wraps up. president trump phase one of the trade deal with china, folks have been waiting and watching to see how that will all shakeout. >> indeed. we do have a tweet, of course, from president trump. that he sent out earlier. can i read part of it to you verbatim. i will be signing our very large and comprehensive phase one trade deal with china on january 15th. so the specificity of this is part of what lifted the markets. as i said, there is green on the screen which is different to what we had prior to this tweet coming out. high level representatives of china will be present. so this really is, if you like the element that has dictated trade at least for the past 12 months, actually, if truth be told for the past year and a half. ever since this trade war started between china and the u.s., it would reassure a lot of investors to have at least part of this framework established. molly? >> molly: deirdre bolton, happy new year, thank you. >> thank you, you too. >> molly: new year means new laws.

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♪ >> molly: hundreds of new state laws set to take effect at midnight. including one that could bring a big change to. so web sites that you visit. chief correspondent jonathan hunt joins us live from los angeles. jonathan? >> hey, molly, california is leading the charge in trying to tackle the vast complex issue of online privacy or the lack thereof with a new law that will mandate that companies disclose what personal data they are keeping and will allow consumers to ask those companies to delete their personal information and not sell it. almost any company doing business through a website will be required to prominently display a button that says do not sell my

personal information it's the nation's most far reaching data privacy law aimed at social media giants like facebook or any large company based anywhere in the country or doing online business with california customers. in other words, pretty much any company with a website. california also weighed in to the growing gig economy. making it more difficult for companies to treat workers like contractors instead of employees who would be entitled to minimum wage and other benefits such as workers' comp. uber and post mates are among those companies seeking an injunction to prevent that law going into effect at midnight. monthliy. >> molly: some of those new laws heading into 2020 have political overtemperatures, possibly. >> not surprising whether i an election year coming. gun control one of those divisive issues which is likely to be the subject of much debate in 2020. colorado, a state, of course, that has seen more

than its fair share of shooting tragedies and now it is enacting a red flag law that would allow family members or law enforcement officers to petition a court to have gun seized from people deemed a threat to themselves or others. colorado's governor, jared pollock is a supporter of the law. but its faced pushback from some of those who would have to enforce it? >> the root problem is not the firearms. the root problem is a tsunami of mental health issues. acute mental health crisis we see on a daily basis. they did almost nothing to address it. >> now, main law marijuana lawse also changing. recreational use will be legal, for instance after midnight and then food waste. if you have any parties left over in vermont throw them out at exactly 11:59 p.m. after that composting becomes mandatory.

happy new year. >> molly: jonathan hunt, composting not bad, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> molly: cities around the world ringing in 2020. celebrating light shows, festivities. new zealand one of the first countries to welcome the new year. thailand, china and tijuana all offering spectacular displays a few hours later much more to come down as the countdown continues. and, of course, it's not just the end of another year. it's the end of a decade. all right. we're going to do the really old ed henry takes a look back at the events that shaped the last 10 years? >> ed: dozens of major protests over hot button issues. the rise of smart phones and social media and an election result no one saw coming. we are looking back at the biggest stories of the decade. >> the island nation of haiti rocked by a 7.0

magnitude earthquake more than 200,000 people killed in the natural disaster. >> a landmark decision from the supreme court and the citizens united case. paving the way for corporations to fund and influence political campaigns. a major political victory for president barack obama. signing the affordable care act into law. also known as obamacare. >> apple releases the first ipad. one of the most popular gadgets of the decade. the deep water horizon explosion. an environmental disaster on a bp oil drilling rig that led to years of clean-up efforts. nba star lebron james announced he would be joining friends dwyane wade and chris bosh miami heat to form a super nominee a televised announcement known simply as the decision. instagram debuts as the go-to social media app. for sharing photos inspiring

others like snapchat and pinterest. ride sharing apps also gaining popularity. tech giants uber and lyft challenging traditional cab services for how we all get around. a massive earthquake devastates japan. magnitude 8.9 quack unleashing a devastating tsunami. britain's prince william marries kate middleton in westminster abby. nearly 2 million watching the ceremony. a jury acquits casey anthony of killing her daughter kayleigh. and president obama announced killed usama bin laden. the suspected ringleader behind the 9/11 terror attacks. new york and new jersey faced the brunt of super storm sandy, flooding streets and putting parts of new york city in the dark while causing an estimated $70 billion in damages. president obama winning a second term as president

defeating his republican challenger mitt romney. a gunman opens fire at sandy hook elementary in connecticut. the sendsless tragedy leaving 20 first graders and six educators dead. pope benedict becomes the first pope to to voluntarily resign in 600 years leading to the election of pope francis, the first south american pontiff to lead the catholic church. tragedy at the boston marathon. two pressure cooker bombs exploding neither finish line. it killed three people and injured more than 250 others. a not guilty verdict for george zimmerman in the fatal shooting of trayvon martin it sparked protests that would develop into the black lives matter movement. malaysia airlines flight 370 mysteriously vanishing off radar. the aircraft carrying 239 passengers and crew simply disappeared overnight islamic state grab as major foot hold in iraq and syria

taking control of the cities of mosul and raqqa. the terrorist group quickly becoming the primary target of american forces in the region. fatal shooting of michael browne by a police officer in ferguson, missouri. it led to several days of riots and led to protests police brutality. sad loss for the entertainment world after beloved actor and comedian robin williams took his own life. american faipharaoh soars to fie becoming the first horse to win the triple crown. the supreme court issuing a 5-4 decision that legalized same-sex marriage all across america. pope francis makes historic visit to the u.s. millions turning out to see the pontiff who became the first ever to address a joint session of congress. music legend prince found dead at his minnesota

estate. an autopsy later revealing the singer died of a fentanyl overdose. the shooter opening fire at a gay nightclub in orlando killing 49 people. nfl quarterback colin kaepernick taking a knee during the national anthem sparking a nationwide protest and debate over police brutality and the right to protest billy goethe curse finally broken as cubs take home a title. election outcome few saw coming as wild card candidate donald trump defeated hillary clinton in a major political upset. donald j. trump sworn in as the nation's 45th president. and just one day later, hundreds of thousands taking part in the d.c. women's march to protest his election. a major mix-up at the academy awards as la la land is mistakenly announced as the oscar winner for best

picture. that award ultimately going to moonlight. thousands traveled near and far to catch a glimpse of the first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in nearly a century. terrifying scene in las vegas. a gunman opening fire on a country music concert from the 32nd floor in the mandalay bay casino. 58 people killed in that massacre. movie producer harvey weinstein the first to be named as one of several major players accused of sexual harassment. sparking a nationwide discussion that will become known as the me too movement. the philadelphia eagles led by a backup quarterback and energized by an amazing trick play knock off the vaunted new england patriots to win the franchise's first ever super bowl. 17 students and staff killed at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in florida after a former student opened fire inside the school.

a month later thousands joined the march for our lives protest in d.c. calling on washington to take action to reform gun laws. britain's prince harry tying the knot with actress meghan markle, the first american to marry into the british royalty. the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court sparking controversy as the embattled judge faced accusations of sexual assault during his confirmation hearing but ultimately was confirmed to the high court. special counsel robert mueller releasing highs highly anticipated report on russian interference in the 2016 election. arresting 8 americans connected to the trump campaign or administration. but stopping short of charging the president with any crimes and find nothing collusion. end games drew super heroes fans to the big screen becoming the highest grossing film in history highest box office net of

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