mike: fox news alert, i'm mike emanuel. lucas tomlinson live at the white house. lucas, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, mike, faa issued a notice the to airmen closing air space in the northern part of lake michigan near michigan upper peninsula. don't know the reasons why. only reason national defense air space given the past 24 hours the shootdown of the mysterious object in canada and also seemingly false alarm in montana, looks like this is out of abundance of caution but there is an airborne refueling tanker from the u.s. military

and appears that fighter jets are in route. when we have more we will get back to you. right now we just know anything but the airman issued and air spaces closed in north lake michigan. going after shootdown in canada, mike, u.s. officials describing mysterious object metallic balloon with payload, on abc senate majority leader chuck schumer used balloons. >> they probably have been all over the world. i do think senator tester is looking why it took so long for us, our military, intelligence to neglect about these balloons. that's something i support, congress should look at that. lucas: not long after that mysterious object shot over canada and fighter jet shot it down in canadian air space, faa closed air space in montana near border with canada and nuclear missile silos.

lifted that flight restrictions, said in a statement radar anomaly caused the possible false alarm. john tester told cbs a short time ago he thinks there may be something out there. the object shot down in canada blown out of the sky f22 raptor, canadian jets were also on station, the debris now scattered across the rugged yukon territory. canada's defense chief also held press conference yesterday in ottawa. >> we have no further details about this object at this time other than it appears to be a small cylindracal object. >> of course, she meant south carolina.

president biden hosted the nation's governors with special musical guests, country music star brad paisley. mike: what we know temporary flight restrictions over lake michigan, we want to be careful what we know and don't know, we are doing due diligence on that, but considering the other aviation incident we've had over the past week or so in terms of objects being taken down, obviously we are watching this closely. >> that's right, just going back to that temporary flight restriction over northern montana yesterday, very similar language, defense department activities, that's why they closed air space after something spotted on radar. it's not clear why you see it up on the screen over in northern montana. f15 eagles out of portland, they were sent to investigate, they didn't see anything. john tester thought darkness was part of that and so right now this could be another radar

anomaly or perhaps something else flying over head but fox news we just can't confirm that right now with inquiries here at the white house, the pentagon and also faa, mike. mike: abundance of caution is good phrase in these cases. we will get back to you if there's breaking news. thanks very much. chop we waters and weather conditions complicating recovering reminiscence. >> mike, from our understanding the majority of spy china air -- forecast today casts for 5 to 8-foot seas. we did see navy personnel taking boat out of the water and taking advantage to do maintenance and

resupply work. while the recovery effort continues scrutiny why the two new objects over alaska and canada were shout-out of the sky but the spy balloon was allowed to travel over the u.s. for a week. >> i would have probably dope i- done it different. that's not saying i'm right. at the end we ended up with a balloon that they recovered and they are going the take and put it back together and reverse engineer it. >> the ability to collect and geo locate communication signals and large solar panels to power multiple active intelligence collection sensors and western made parts with english writing.

including airships and balloons and related materials and components. while we still don't know if objects were shout-out of the sky over alaska and canada are from china, the reality is we have 3 recovery sites that will hold a ton of evidence and perhaps answers. mike. mike: bryan llenas live in myrtle beach, bryan, thanks very much. third object being taken down, reaction is pouring on the string of shootdowns and fighter jet scambles. alexandria hoff with the latest update. hi, alex. alex: real concerns over space security as well. intel on the matter is being presented to lawmakers because really this ordeal started over 3 weeks ago. that's when u.s. defense officials tell fox news that the spy flight was launched from

china on the 28th it was first detected in u.s. air space over the illusion islands and four days later civilians in montana spot it, the following day the pentagon confirms publicly and by the fourth shot down off the coast of south carolina. that's it for enormous spy craft journey. a new identified craft is detected in alaska. shot down the same day another object is detected entering canadian air space. the senior u.s. official describes once again small metallic balloon with tettered payload and causes u.s. maillot river to scramble fighter jets, no objects found and air space reopened. today bipartisan concern is being expressed about how all this information is being relayed. >> the biden administration needs to stop briefing congress through our television set and actually come and sit down and brief us. what we are seeing here is a

number of announcements by the administration without any real information given to congress. >> i have real concerns about why the administration is not being more forthcoming with everything that it knows but part of the problem here is that both of the second and the third objects were shot down in very remote areas, so my guess is that there's just not a lot of information out there yet to share. alex: but whatever information there is to share, mike, the lawmakers say they need to know it now. mike: alexandria hoff, thanks very much. more on security risk posed by flying objects i'm joined by charles marino, homeland department, charles, welcome. >> good afternoon, mike. mike: it's been busy stretch over skies of united states of america. week ago, saturday a shootdown and we heard the senate majority leader use the term balloons, your thoughts on what we have

seen? >> yeah, well, obviously the latest sightings and actions taken by the military are concerning and the pentagon rightfully is being tight lip right now. what i say is this, if we go back to the initial incursion into our air space by the spy balloon from china we failed to prevent that from entering our sovereign air space and as a result we were tested and now the world stage knows that we failed. that the president and the administration did not have the political will to take action to prevent this from coming over our country and spending a long amount of time. now as a result intelligence officials are scrambling to find every possible component of that device to find out exactly what its capabilities were and what if anything it was transmitting live back to china.

with respect to the additional objects, we don't know if they're associated with china, we don't know if they're associated with another state actor or nonstate actors and what my concern is this, is that because we failed to take action on that first balloon, do others now have an appetite to continue to test us and test us more aggressively. mike: interesting point. we had anomaly evidently on radar over montana yesterday at some point and now we've got some flight restrictions over northern michigan. we are checking that out. any surprise that is there could be other flight restrictions out of abundance of caution? >> yes, so these are temporary flight restrictions that could be stood up very quickly by the faa and it is possible if they pick up any more anomalies on radar around the u.s. to clear that air space in the event that they need to scramble fighter jets to identify and take action, you do not want any

civilian aircraft obviously in the vicinity before they take a shot. mike: the house intelligence chairman republican mike turner of ohio offering this take today. >> i would prefer them to be trigger happy than than permise and the administration needs to declare that they will defend air space. mike: is he right in terms of being defensive in air space? >> we have to become more aggressive. we have learned this lesson time and time again that we cannot take for granted, mike, in the united states that no state actor or nonstate actors will bring the fight to us. we need to be aggressive in protecting air space and protecting our borders and enforcing the laws and the military guidelines that exist

for a reasoning and that is to protect our overall national security and the american public. mike: we heard bipartisan frustration by lack of answers from the biden administration. do you think they will feel the pressure and start getting more answers about what they know? >> well, i think they are feeling the pressure and unfortunately i think the latest actions that we see them taking in terms of being more aggressive with the objects is in response to that pressure because i think there has to be acknowledgment by the administration that they failed during that first incursion. now, the military and the administration should not react based on consensus from the american public. like i said, the military needs to act unilaterally and take action aggressively so to prevent for any threats against the homeland. so this is not a popularity contest. the president needs to start taking our national security seriously, the administration does not have a good record and good story to tell with anything

associated with our national security and unfortunately we are seeing that story line continue and the world is becoming more and more aware of that weakness. mike: if the investigation points to all this coming from china, what's the response from the united states and do we need to shift assets military assets to defend our air space? >> well, the first thing we need to do through the administration is identify the problem correctly. china is not a competitor of the united states. they're not a fair competitor, right, they steal our intellectual property, devalue their currency, we know the story. they are an adversary and we need to treat them as such. no strategy is going to be successful if you're not identifying the problem correctly because you're not going to bring the correct resources to bear to -- to conquer the challenge that we are facing. look, china is an adversary. we need to get our military more

involved and step up our use of technologies and we need to sanction them like they've never been sanctioned before. we also need to separate ourselves in the global markets from china the best that we can. we have become way too dependent on an adversary with respect to our economics and economics is a vital part of our national security. so we need to start making space from them, creating some distance through our connections and our business dealings and we need to kind of isolate china more and more. >> just want to update our audience, the faa has canceled temporary restrictions over northern michigan, so we just want to bring that to our audience as quickly as possible. let's shift gears. today is super bowl sunday. the united states of america will be watching this super american event as will much of the world. what kind of security preparations go into preparing for this massive event?

>> well, mike, you've got another large event tied to the national fabric of our country and related directly to our overall national security so the security for this event has historically always been taken very seriously. as a matter of fact, it's designated a special event by the department of homeland security and what that allows is it allows the fr -- federal government to bring vast resources to this event, participate in the security along side state and local officials in and the nfl and involve significant restrictions since we are talking about air space concerns. the air space over the super bowl will be restricted through temporary flight restricted zone that will clear the area of all air traffic and help authorities detect any anomalies. we will also see very strict guidelines on the ground in terms of screening, everything

coming into the stadium including people, vehicles and you'll see a large police presence. you'll also see extension of special programs from the department of homeland security like see something say something and the blue campaign for any increase and human trafficking, but this is an all threats, all hazards approach by all parties, they are looking at all threats possible threats from physical security to cyber to biohazard, you name it and they've got the resources to do the job. mike: very careful collaboration between the federal government, the nfl, state and local authorities as well, right? >> that's right, this is probably one of the biggest public-private partnerships with respect to security operations. the planning has been going on well over a year and a half. we've got over 40 different agencies participating in the overall security plan, so there's been a lot of preparation, a lot of table

exercises to make sure that all that are participating in the security plan are all on the same sheet of music in terms of what the priorities are and what the responses should be in the event that something happens but i think the main goal here is for authorities to provide the best environment for fans and those attending events in and around the stadium to have the best possible experience. mike make charles marino, thank you to have your expertise and thank you for your time today. >> thank you, mike. mike: our political panel joins us next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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mike: this is a fox news alert, the faa air space restrictions over northern michigan have now been lifted over 3 flying objects have been shot down by u.s. forces over north america. here is a look at the locations of the objects. last saturday chinese aircraft shot down off the coast of south carolina. on friday another object was shot down and landed off the coast of alaska and just yesterday a third object flying over canada was shot down all by american f22 fighter jets. there's also something spotted on radar over montana on saturday but it was determined

to be not another flying object, congressman jim himes addressed it all on abc, rather on nbc this morning. >> i have real concerns about why the administration is not being more forthcoming with everything that it knows. part of the problem is the second and the third objects were shot down in very remote areas, so my guess is that there's just not a lot of information out there yet to share. mike: congressman himes, ranking member of panel expressing concerns over the biden administration's response to string of unidentified objects. for more on this let's bring terry holt, former george w. bush spokesperson and kevin walling, democratic strategist and former president biden surrogate. gentlemen, welcome. you heard from jim himes, serious national security democrat expressing concerns about wanting more information,

bipartisan concerns at this point, kevin. >> i think that's always congress' line with anything regardless of the administration is that they want more information, they want more briefings from the military, they want more briefings from the president and the administration. certainly there are more questions and answers at this point but terry and i were talking about this earlier. this should be a bipartisan issue and i'm hopeful this will continue to be, this is an american issue and national security issue. it's important that congress have china committee, you have serious democrats and republicans on the committee that will be looking at the issues because any violation of air space and we are learning more that there were these kind of incursions during the trump administration and even maybe previous to the trump administration so certainly we are learning more as the process goes along but congress certainly has a role in figuring out and getting to bottom of the answers. mike: terry, we have seen a tactical change, first flew off the coast of south carolina and quick shootdowns over the course of this weekend, your thoughts on that?

>> well, i just worry that it may be political, that we weren't worried about this incursion last week but now we are because the bright light of the media and of the public attention but i think it's really serious to point out that we don't yet know what the national security implications are. none of the stuff has been recovered yet. the biden mechanics hasn't been particularly forthcoming on what they know about the source of the balloons, so frankly right now both democrats and republicans should be in a state of frustration and concern that we don't yet know more than we do at this point. mike: if all signs go back to china, if when they get to the wreckage of all this stuff and they find out it's chinese, what's the changing approach that comes from that, do you think? >> certainly this is a stepped up attack when it comes to our air space, right, and any violation of that. now, we spy on the chinese every day, the chinese spy on us. they have high definition

satellites just like we do. but this is a new phenomena involving air space, involving safety as those last two aircraft at the same height that some of our commercial aircraft fly at posing danger to americans same with taking the first object out of the skies over waters so that to terry's point could recover a lot of those materials. so certainly there should be more whether it'd be sanctions and you mentioned some of the sanctions on chinese companies that the administration has gone forward but there should be a proportional response certainly to any kind of violation of our so much air space. mike: seems to me going back to president obama we have been talking about pivoting to asia if it's all chinese stuff do we pivot to asia finally? >> well, i think we have been pivoting to asia frankly. the trump administration had a strong policy toward china. this administration is taking up the cause, in fact, in some ways is tougher on china. i think there's great bipartisan opportunity for us to send the united front to the chinese that

we are not messing around, that we will protect our air space and that we are going to come after you if you come after us. this is a stage now where the united states has declared that their air space is sovereign and there should be a policy that's -- that's -- that is articulated by the biden administration that reflects. mike: there's a tendency by the national security to make things classified to lawmakers can't come out and say anything. is there pressure now to have unclassified briefings to tell the american people what the heck is going on, kevin? >> i certainly think there is pressure. members of congress were briefed on thursday i believe of the first incursion with the chinese balloon. there should be more briefings. they should be more forthcoming to the extent they can. it's a delicate with china, there's ramifications geopolitical with any of the information that we release but certainly there's a hunger and part of, again, congress' role in terms of oversight in these

briefings are so critical. mike: is that a way to calm down congress if you do some unclassified briefings where they can talk about it? >> well, they -- they better talk about it. this is in the public eye now. this is not a conversation between just the republican and democratic leaders and intelligence military here in the united states. this is how it all begins in the movies, most people are sitting around wondering what the heck is going on above their head. so i think it's time for the politicians to tell the american people what's going on and how we are going to deal with it. mike: f22 fighter jet has gotten good publicity. >> all 3 strikes. >> is that the correct approach? should we -- we need a real policy to deal with this. mike: and do we need to update radar and stuff like that to make sure that we are really, you know, catching these things as early as possible? >> well, certainly case we are learning more about how we intercept and detect these. they've opened up so-called filters where we are detecting a lot more and you recently obviously in the last couple of

minutes talked about the michigan air space potential issue. montana potential space issue and we are learning a lot more in terms of how we go about finding these objects in the skies. mike: and it's not just the spying aspect of it, there's also concern about air space, we have a lot of planes up in the air too. >> there's a lot of airplanes, a lot of stuff flying around every dade of the year. now we have drones. people have drones that they use and they get up pretty high too. so there's a lot of concern out there, i think, with the general public what's over their head and frankly is it coming to get them and i think the public needs to have better understanding and we will know more as these recovery efforts continue, as the biden administration hopefully start out this week by being really open about what they know about this. i think that we are going to find out that this is part of our new normal again, this is where we are. mike: terry holt and kevin

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mike: this is fox news alert, faa restrictions over northern michigan have now been lifted after brief closure. we want to give you the very latest this as 3 flying objects have been shot down by military forces over north america. lucas tomlinson live outside with more. hello, lucas. lucas: faa lifting temporary flight restrictions over michigan upper peninsula. u.s. official spoke a few minutes ago that the air space was closed to investigate potential contact. we see on flight tracker, casey

135 refueling tanker and you want on deck. this comes -- you can see on the map, there's the temporary flight restriction, upper part of lake michigan there off the coast of michigan. and, of course, this comes just a day after that mysterious object was shot down over canada yesterday, hours later another temporary flight restriction over faa over montana. what's notable, mike, on cbs this morning senator john tester from montana still believes there's some object still floating high above montana. he said, quote, my guess is that it will get shot down the military makes assessment as they look at potential collateral damage just like they did on the chinese spy balloon. officials i've reached out said -- who i have asked, could there be another shootdown today they said they are looking at all options right now. does appear that there is something still floating above montana but right now 1500-mile east of montana in lake michigan, those skies appear all clear for now, pike.

mike: we had a chinese spy craft shot down a week ago, saturday, then we had two objects shot down this weekend. the senate majority leader used the language balloons, i don't think that was accidental b buti guess we will find out but we are waiting to hear what exactly was shot down. >> he will receive top intelligence briefings more so than anybody in congress as you so well know from your time covering in capitol hill. when he's calling these balloons he ment mentioned that word nums times on abc this morning, calling the balloons, of course, we heard from canada's defense minister in a press conference last night from ottawa called them small kil cylindrical obje. just little more than a week ago off the coast of south carolina, mike. right now i think the focus right now is not on lake

michigan but back over the skies of montana. you also saw member of congress from montana also taking to twitter and saying that he is cob vinceed that something is up there. he says he's talking to officials at norad, u.s. northern command and thinks there's something out there. mike: lucas tomlinson doing a good job on the north lawn, lucas, thanks very much. more on security risks posed by the flying objects i'm now joined by charles marino, ceo of solutions and former homeland security adviser, charles, welcome back. so we were talking about these objects potentially spy craft. you raised the point that these -- this could be a new technology or a new type of craft that is conducting surveillance, talk to me about that. >> yeah, the possibilities are there especially based on the initial descriptions of the latter objects that were shot down which is why there's a scramble to get hands on this

technology to identify exactly what it is, so from an intelligence standpoint, let's keep in mind that the race -- the military race between china and the u.s. and other countries is not just an arms race, it's also a technology race and let's remember too that these objects while they are being classified as used for spy craft, they are also delivery systems which is why it's extremely important to protect the air space above the u.s. we don't know what these objects or these devices could be carrying and bringing to the u.s. this could raping from a dirty bomb to a chemical biological attack and the ouvertness of the initial spy balloon and how it traversed the country is what's different. we know the use of spy balloons has historically been in operation for a long time but the difference was the way it was used, the way it lingered over the entire united states and basically the overtness of

the operations. may be new technologies so the military will certainly want to know about that. mike: charles, we've reported that there was western english writing on the first spy craft off the coast of south carolina, what about tracing the parts and what are we going to find with that? >> yeah, again, along the lines of intellectual property theft especially on the hands of china it'll be very interesting to see with respect to the spy balloon which we know originated from china where those components are coming from and how they are designed. are they designed to copy u.s. technologies, for example, and the way we use it which indicates that they have gotten their hands on some of our plans, on some of our technologies. my fear is that we will get some bad news with respect to the technologies that are uncovered here and we may find that they -- they might come from some of our allies or possibly event

within the united states and the companies that provide materials to countries like china and russia which are on sanctions, they should be held accountable, that's essentially treason against the country. mike: charles marino, security solutions, thank you very much for your time and analysis. >> thanks, mike. mike: rescue efforts still underway in turkey after devastating earthquake rocked parts of the nation and neighboring syria, we have live pictures of the search in turkey. live report from the ground right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: driving around is how we get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we trusted the experts. they focus on our safety... so we can focus on this little guy. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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hello, greg. greg: hey, mike, day by day the horror simply grows worse. the destruction massive from twin earthquakes last monday. the death toll, very latest figures, mike, near 35,000. it's been called the disaster of the century. the chaos is overwhelming the new figure here in turkey, a million people homeless, aid is coming very slowly and across the border in syria by all accounts it is even a worse situation. incredible, we are seeing miracles. in one location a young girl plucked from the rubble and in another 88-year-old woman was rescued and still another a pregnant mother was found but now today a new growing controversy maybe some of this could have been prevented, take a look. and the tragedies continue. there used to be 14-story apartment building here.

the earthquake hit, it collapsed killing 90 people. the hitches still standing. people here are very angry. the shots made shoty construction and corruption, small consolation to relatives of victims including basheer who lost his brother and his brother's family he shows what are signs of trouble and shares hi pain. are you angry? are you mad? >> very, very angry. but daunting for my family because they are died. >> what that sad man was basically saying, yes, he is angry, no, it doesn't mean anything because his family is dead. there's enough blame to go around here, mike, the national

government here also being faulted on this front but at the end of the day it's becoming clear and clear this is a disaster of biblical proportions, back to you. mike: greg palkot live in turkey, many thanks. more on the devastating state let's bring alfred, he joins live from turkey, welcome, alfer. >> thank you. mike: from your perspective, what's the latest that you're seeing on the devastating crisis? >> earthquake of the century and left huge devastation behind. every day my organization is now serving 1.5 million food, nutrition service. we are in charge of the nutrition service under the the national emergency plan particularly first few days of the disaster was even more challenging with local roads, disabling us to access all of the communities that we need to

rush for but as they were cleared we were able to expand our work even more. now there are still huge needs on the ground and still need for support. we are continuing to rush and serve the populations needs not just in food but also in relief items and also trying to reunite families, connect families who are looking for their missing ones and loved ones, that's one of the services my organization is also involved. together with the international solidarity that we received from red cross and red cross assoassociate -- societies we ae receiving support with that and with the national capacity we are tribe to cope and respond to the catastrophe. mike: the weather is quite cold in addition to challenges to the size of this disaster, what about that in terms of people who have lost their homes and providing for them in the months ahead? >> exactly. most of the region this affected

province is in turquía and almost all of them are under sub zero degrees at night and this is one of the challenge and most of them are snowing and raining, so the weather conditions itself is a challenging factor for all the rescue work and work we are implementing and for those who are in the open, we have mobilize to the ground to get all the shelter with the national disaster management agency more than 170,000 tents and most of them are established, container houses but there's still need and there's a call for international help for more and more shelter units immediately needed on the ground because this disaster affected more than 16 million lives. immediately affected severely affected over 4 million lives, many people still prefer to stay because they are worried about their loved ones who are still under the rubble although the critical window to save lives are closing. they are still in the region.

they don't want to live but they have been prepared capacity in other provinces to accommodate almost 1 million people but this evacuation will take time and many people will still prefer to stay in their provinces. so to respond to the shelter needs, there's still need for shelter. mike: we have your website on the screen, alfred we want to extend our condolences and we will pray for them. >> thank you. >> hours away from the philadelphia eagles taking on the kansas city chiefs in super bowl lvii, we are live in glendale, arizona, that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them.

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mike: this is fox news alert, faa air space restrictions over northern michigan have been lifted after briefly willing beg closed this afternoon. last saturday a chinese spy craft was shot down off the coast of south carolina and officials are now work ing to recover its reminiscence. just yesterday a third object was shot down over canada all by american f22 fighter jets.

you see file of them there on your screen. tonight new super bowl champion will be determined with the kansas city chiefs and philadelphia eagles just hours away from kickoff. matt finn in glendale, arizona with the excitement or the big game is kicking. >> ideal conditions for football game. 70 degrees and sunny. the tailgating is picking up behind us right now and over the past couple of days we have been talking to not just philly and kansas city fans but teams from across the country that have come here to experience the super bowl. we have talk today some fans that purchased ticks for $5,000 or more. last night i was talking to fans that they are going to purchase tickets today and couple of other fans that we spoke to. >> i kind of know a few people that know a few people right now so i'm trying to go that route.

if i can't, i will watch it and go to a party in scottsdale. >> that was the dream from the beginning of the season. once we got aj, we are going to the super bowl. we made it, we're here. >> today's super bowl lvii is going to have a few notable first or historical moments including two brothers playing against each other, jason kelce with the eagles and travis kelce with the chiefs. >> it looks like we are going to be good hopefully but that can change and progress quickly. they'll be 30 weeks pregnant and this is our third one so hopefully we make it to the game and we get back to philly but if not we have a lot of good people in place. >> and jason told me that if his child is born in today's game he does not want to be notified

until after, he wants to finish the game, mike. mike: matt, with all the talk about the friendly skies over the united states of america, you've had a firsthand look at security as it relates te aircraft that'll be protecting the big game. what about that? >> well, you know, mike, seems like everyone in america is looking up at the skies right now. in fact, there's no fly-zone over the stadium and there are fighter jets in place should any type of aircraft violate the no-fly zone. most of the officials we talked to say the most common threat if you will someone inadvertently flies over the no-fly zone. mike: that's all for fox news live. fox news sunday with shannon bream. i'm mike emanuel, thanks for watching. enjoy your sup bowl sunday.di ♪ ♪ ♪ab,

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