>> i got craig here. he's about to putt that 94-foot putt. should we let hi m do it? he's just going to do it. thert.e it is, there it is! no way, no way, no way! [cheers and applause] >> laura: that is wild. greg got filled next. ♪ ♪ >> todd: fox news alert residence in ohio committee of community entity with voicing at a town hall tonight and experiencing symptoms and livestock die despite assurances their town is safe with the toxic rate to train derailment two weeks ago. residents of the town to tell us what the heck is going on. you're watching "fox & friends first" on a wednesday morning i'm todd piro. >> ashley: ashley strohmier and for sure shimkus. >> after a dangerous nitro acid

spill into sounds with frightening clues of gas in the era. >> todd: brooke singman live with the latest, brooke. >> residence evacuating with a shelter in place with acid spill against tucson. a truck tanker which rolled on its side for this liquid nitro acid peer residents across the city directed to turn off their air conditioning to avoid breathing in the chemical. arizona authorities warning person of interest remain closed in both directions this morning. evacuees are still in the dark when we will be able to return home. following the crisis in east palestine ohio as the city plans with a town whole tonight of a toxic chemical train disaster. yesterday fox news fox news questioned officials on the safety of ohio and the return home. >> look i would be drinking the bottled water in continuing to

find out what the test are showing as far as the year. >> we have no indication the supply is not safe, however, we do have testing that is pending. i think it is a relatively easy thing to do to use bottled water for a short window of time. >> but residents are raising more health concerns saying they are experiencing symptoms from the toxics, listen. >> as soon as we go to the ohio line we smoke the chemicals yet again. since then, i now have the chemical burns and reaction rash on my face in my throat is getting irritated again. issues with our dog vomiting acting lethargic. >> despite the transportation secretary pete buttigieg responding to the concerns with his safety worker, "we are seeing new found interest in our

work on rail safety so i wanted to share more about what we have been doing in this area." his tweet was followed by a chain of others touting infrastructure and regulation policies, but lawmakers are now slamming him for ignoring the issue. >> the transportation booted judge ought to be on this, he has been ignoring this and turnf transportation with a greater awareness of these hazardous. >> residence ready to get answers and hoping to do so at the open town hall to begin at 7:00 p.m., guys. >> todd: let us bring in chelsey simpson, all residents of the palestinian who evacuated their homes. first, i'm sorry this is happening to you. this is absolutely horrible and no american should have to go through this. the governments of the air is safe. does it smell and feel that way to you? >> no, the air smells completely

different than it did before. i don't personally believe it is safe. >> todd: are you feeling any different physically sense the derailment? >> no. i haven't felt in a different pretty much at all. i still don't think it is a safe environment to be in. >> todd: what about the water? the government says there is no threat to the ohio river and the water that you drink. the government advises you to drink bottled water. inconsistent messages here. zach, are you going to drink from the tap? >> no, there ain't no way. >> todd: i don't blame you. there is no reason to. chelsea, there is the issue of what the heck is happening to the fish? the animals have started to fall ill and some die after the derailment with one resident posting their findings online. take a listen. >> another fish. there's hundreds of them up here.

another fish. another fish. they are everywhere! fish, fish, fish. >> todd: chelsea, to have that expression: mary, if everything is safe, why are the animals dropping dead and why her face dropping dead? do you have an answer to that? >> i do not come i wish i did because they tell us the water is safe so how am i supposed to feel safe? my children cooking and so, that is what we are really looking for is answers and we are not getting that. >> todd: how your bathing your kids because bath time is key in the household. i wouldn't want to bathe my kids in this. how are you? >> i'm actually not back in the residence at this time. we have stayed with her

mother-in-law 5 miles out from this. though i'm curious how the family is handling this. >> todd: andrea and zach are you in the area or are you getting out of dodge? >> no, we evacuated to east liverpool to a house that was recently finished. so, we are probably about, what would you say, zach 13 miles from her listing? >> something like that. >> todd: are you going back to the meeting tonight or are you going to do it remotely? >> we haven't quite decided that yet. >> todd: chelsea, what about you? >> i haven't decided that yet because i did go in my house briefly for 10 minutes because i have four children so there were things i needed to grab here last night, like polka dotted, i was getting bright red patches on my face. and that was probably about six hours after i had left from my

house. >> todd: based upon that, is there a reason in my mind, hey, i may not head back to the scene of the crime for this meeting tonight. >> yes, absolutely. >> it seems like an obvious question but is that a consideration? do you go back to the meeting to work on the problem and you come back worse off than when you went in? >> we had gone back to grab a couple of things. i can't stay in town longer than an hour before i have a giant migraine. i'm debating the pros and cons. >> todd: zach, are you getting any answers from the federal government? >> no, not really. >> todd: how is this, it's been over a week? >> it's been a lot of frustration. >> todd: i can't imagine. >> not a very good situation. >> todd: not a good situation.

andrea, how are you paying for all the steps you need to take to deal with something that is completely not your fault? where is this money coming from? >> out of thin air according to north folks apparently. it is very frustrating, very frustrating, very stressful but we are trying to make it work for now. >> i will go back to you, chelsea, you mention kids. the only thing that i think about with my kids as long-term implications of everything. are you freaked out about the long-term implications with this, not just with this but with your kids? >> oh, yes, definitely. also, my children have asthma already. so thinking of taking them and exposing them to something that could have been avoided on my end and not taking them back into the home is definitely something that is going to influence the decision to stay for a while. >> todd: resident found that

chickens dead so if this can happen to animals in one night, imagine what it can do to us in 20 years. i can't imagine living under that cloud figurative and literal cloud you are living under right now. mayor pete is focused on telling us the trains are safe. i don't know what he's doing, but it is past the point of politics at this point. you need answers. you need help. you need it now. andrea, zach, chelsea, we are praying for you. this is wrong and we are praying everything works out. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> ashley: u.s. fighter jets interrupt warplanes and two of the nuclear capable farmers flying near alaska yesterday despite the show of strength and north american aerospace called it "routine intercept." although within alaska identification zone, the russian warplanes did remain in international airspace. this day are coming after touch

fire intercept and russian aircraft near poling's nato errors identified flight object shot down by the military telling america's governors not to worry about alien invasion. >> todd: lucas tomlinson joins us live with washington with exclusive reporting and so much to the story's told to go. >> that is right, ashley and todd appeared for object shot down by u.s. fighter jet in north america over eight days this month unprecedented in u.s. history. beginning february 4th a giant 2,000-pound chinese check spike off the coast of south carolina in those mysterious three objects over alaska and lake huron. the white house said those objects yet to be identified "there are ufos. this is not impatient of aliens. john kirby described that. >> these very well could be

balloons of a completely benign nature or perhaps commercial or scientific research and a focus there. >> u.s. officials say this could be a science project and here it is at white house jacqui heinrich. >> we will see if they come up with the recommendations. >> so, we will definitely have more to share later this week on that. we do not have a vehicle and adhere to all of you but clearly the president thought it was important to get this done. that is why he asked for jake sullivan to rent this process. >> is that part of what the president is waiting for them to talk or to the american people about this? >> i don't have anything to read out or share about a statement or remarks from the president. again, he takes it seriously. >> senators rubio and kennedy

describe briefings about this matter on capitol hill. >> 99% of the information we were briefed on, there is no reason it can't be shared with the american people. it wouldn't compromise the security of this country. >> this has been going on for a long, long, long time. at least 2017. last week we were told 2019. that is what i took away from today. lock your doors tonight. >> fox news first reported to tucson missiles to shoot down dn the object over lake huron after the first one missed, guys. >> ashley: learning new information on the exclusive reporting about that missed shot above lake huron. here is chairman mark milley addressing the first attempt and missile strike. >> we have to make sure that airspace is clear and the backdrop is clear to the max effect range of a missile.

this case, the missile landed in lake huron. we said we would track it down to make sure the airspace was clear of any commercial or recreational traffic. >> ashley: lucas, what else do you know that you could tell us? >> it is important to tell our viewers that that missile that went down lake huron after missing the object is not armed. there is not harm on the midsole. is there an armed missile at the bottom of lake huron right now question worth answer is no. in fact, fighter pilots told me none of the missiles were using to shoot down these objects including chinese spy craft shot down with armed missiles. actually there were missiles that did not have warheads on them and kind of acting like a lower spear, high-tech spear to pop these balloons to destroy these objects. >> todd: so armageddon and less space needle one prick trying to pop this thing.

in a jokey context, that is what it is because obviously we don't want a bomb in the middle of the lake. lucas, thank you very much for the clarification. california senator dianne feinstein and aunts and she will not run for reelection in 2024. and you may have wanted to tell diane herself because she was the last to know. listen to what happen when a reporter asked her about this. >> when are you announcing you are retiring? >> no, i'm not announcing anything. >> you will? thank you, ma'am. >> todd: a staff are correct 89-year-old senator, senator, we put out your statement. confused, dianne feinstein said you put up a statement? i should have known they put it out. a contentions senate primary in the golden state. the congress members throwing their hats in the race including congressman adam schiff, congressman ro khanna, barbara lee, and congressman katie

porter. how about those chiefs? ashley strohmier, your super bowl winners because your team returning home with vince lombardi trophy. kansas city with a championship parade appear the second super bowl victory in just four years. it is the big game without post victory with chiefs wide receiver. i'm glad that i never have to say that name again. formally the giants, tweeting this valentine's day, i will hold you when it matters most with the picture of the controversial holding call against him in the final minutes of the super bowl when he held juju, it ha snapback juju writing, resurrected, your career and a one-year deal. finally, the super bowl mvp patrick mahomes aforementioned

mahomes tweeting this, "that man must be bored the fact that the season is over and nothing to do." your love to see this fighting and mahomes came in as a closer just like the game. >> ashley: he is always a closer. >> todd: suspected smuggler after a high-speed chase at the border. cliff jenkins had a front row seat for the takedown. we will show y you the tape. >> ashley: grip is always in the middle of that plus there is this. >> everyone in their city deserves to be safe because they are safe. we worked on making sure we provide more police, particularly areas of the city suffering the most. speed to what? chicago mayor lori lightfoot says she's making chicago safer but will voters agree on election day in two weeks? former police attendant retired under her leadership will tell us his side of the story. ♪ ♪

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marianne. >> good morning, ashley and todd. three michigan state university students gone down on campus are remembered. 20-year-old brian fraser was president of his fraternity and lacrosse player with infectious smile. his fraternity releasing the following statement, "as the leader of his chapter, bryant was a great friend to his brothers and greek community michigan state and those he reacted to on campus." arielle anderson 19-year-old sophomore was a kind hearted, soft-spoken straight a student. her uncle said she was perfect." anderson's grandma telling the detroit press she is kind, loving, caring, compassionate, driven and family-oriented. i'm feeling lost. i'm feeling broken. i'm her, but i know she is an angel and god doesn't make any mistakes." alexandria verner was a quiet go-getter that played basketball and wanted to be a forensic scientist.

they got her third at the high school for a candlelight vigil last night and the football stadium scoreboard displaying her age as 20 memory and the district superintendent reflecting on her life and legacy. >> she was everything you want in simply a human being. a great athlete a great student, kind, positive and empathetic and passionate. you truly can't create a more perfect person. >> with the three students shot by anthony mcrae and five others wounded. the government would have been barred owning a car and had he not had felony charges dismissed by self crime d.a. the father said he quit his warehouse job after the death of his mother in 2020 and changed. "you do all you can to love them. you never know what's in a person's mind. in grief, you never know what people do and don't know what's on the kid's mind.

you can't control evil." students should with a makeshift memorial since the shooting took place monday night. classes were canceled yesterday and today in the immediate aftermath. michigan state students still trying to make sense of monday night's tragedy. >> i hope something changes because i hope other students don't have to go through what we have to go through. it is something didn't go here and 43 years old and no affiliation to us. it is a random human being came in. >> and tonight's students will gather for the victims on michigan state's campus. todd, ashley. >> todd: soft on crime d.a.'s basically allowed this to das have to talk to these parents why this happened. marian, thank you. 23 of new york city's dangerous gang members behind bars. in connection with a shoot out last year with straight bullet killed an innocent mother of

two. 15 facing attempted murder charges and the rest with conspiracy spirit surveillance video from the innocent the gunman brazenly open fire on the streets of queens. new york city officials say those arrested are the so-called alphas pick their kings. >> ashley: more than 19% of the force since took office in 2019 but didn't stop the mayor from making these comments last week, listen. >> everyone in our city deserves to be safe because they are safe. so what have we done? we have worked on making sure we take more handguns and illegal guns off of the street. we make sure to provide more police particularly areas of the city that are suffering the most. >> ashley: joining me now it retired chicago police lieutenant john. thank you for being with us. it is nice to talk to you. what is she talking about everyone deserves to be saved because they are safe? >> she has right. we all do deserve to be safe. the problem is we are not safe

and it is because her failed demonstration. i am thankful you shed light on this train wreck. she has left the station. the amount of officers working in the patrol division is almost half of what are actually detailed out into units and it just shows that she along with superintendent have no idea what they are doing or how to keep and protect chicago and keep it safe. >> ashley: you talk about half of the force, 53% of chicago's 11,700 sworn officers are assigned to districts. the remainder are assigned to the special units. that does include the 65 officers to the personal details. more than half of them can't even respond, but responding to the 911 calls. >> so the backbone of the department, those are the

officers with the 911 calls and the ones doing the street stop spear they are out there in uniform and basically the visible deterrence out there. and uses smoke and mirrors basically. what you see is the number that actually detailed out of these units that are actually in units like her protection detail. she has over 110 officers and protection detail. when these districts are starved for manpower and officers with jobs, sometimes they have cars actually running basically on a skeleton crew. it is unsafe for the officers, the response times and unsafe for the systems of the community. >> ashley: john, we are two weeks away from the mayoral election. she made these claims that put the police on the streets in areas suffering the most. is this true or just a cover-up because the election is coming up?

>> that is exactly what it is. the election is two weeks away and we hope and pray she doesn't make it to the runoff. and chicago sends her packing. if you were to look at the detail of those districts coming up in the district she's looking about, in inglewood, you have the number of officers listed on the chart but 164 officers are actually detailed out to units like hers. 265 officers detailed to the academy. we have 4,000 officers in various units that need to be thinned out and put back and patrol until we can build up the manpower. this political rhetoric, smoke and mirrors, and i feel pretty confident that she should be gone in a couple of weeks. the election is in two weeks. hopefully, she will be gone then and she can take her superintendent and repacking.

>> ashley: if what she is saying is true and putting police on the street, crime wouldn't be going up 58% in chicago, actually pure those numbers would not be there. the numbers do not life. 58% with overall crime. john, from your standpoint, what is going to happen to cdp if she does get reelected? i can't imagine they will be very happy. is there going to be a mass exodus and have you talked to anyone still working? what are they saying? >> there is a mass exodus and we have increased retiring but last year alone 365 resignations and they are going to other law enforcement agencies. if she is reelected, i can't even imagine what that number will go up to. we are struggling, the police back in the late '80s, 30,000 people took the test with me and that we are lucky if we can get 1,500 to show up for the exam. it is really, really having an

impact on the work impact she has created in chicago. i can only say the last election she got an 1 million voters stayed home. 1.5 million registered voters in chicago in 1 million stayed home. she got and with a runoff with 17% of the vote. that goes to show that elections do matter and they do have consequences. so, i hope these voters wake up this time get out to the polls. let's get rid of her. >> ashley: hopefully come with a pattern. john garrido thank you for being with us this morning and it's always good to talk to you. >> thank you very much. >> ashley: aptly. hundreds of migrants arriving on florida's shores and sunshine state as a plan to send them to sanctuary cities. >> what the biden administration is doing currently client is a crisis. we are here to solely say florida is not a sanctuary city. i was born in venezuela. we love everyone. the state of florida cannot take that burden. >> ashley: the lawmaker behind

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♪ ♪ speed to our own griff jenkins get a front row seat to a high-speed chase with suspected smugglers during a ride along. the tsa agents apprehended seven migrants and their driving yesterday. one of the migrants paid the cartel $7,000 to be smuggled into the u.s. and still owes him another $7,000 or he says he will kill him. in the meantime, the agents in remote areas of arizona seizing 24 pounds of fentanyl being back crossed and the border patrol sees 89,000 pounds of meth,

39 pounds of marijuana and nearly 9 pounds of cocaine. the estimate is more than $500,000. over in san francisco, leaders are rethinking sanctuary cities status. we are not kidding about this due to the growing fentanyl prices. matt dorsey said it is time to withdraw sanctuary protection for illegal migrants bringing the deadly drug into the u.s., todd, todd appeared to be one that is fascinating, actually. that number on the shores of florida failed policies. pushing a new bill to spend $10 million to relocate all of the migrants that arrived to democrat sanctuary cities and states. >> it is a matter of national security. what is going on at the border is a crisis. with the biden administration currently, it is a crisis. we are here solely to say florida is not a sanctuary city. i was born in venezuela.

we love everyone. but the state of florida cannot take that burden. for such, they will be transported to a state that will do so and care for all the asylum-seekers. >> todd: florida state rep carolina amnesty who you heard from in that fiery review, john snyder proposing a new bill joining me to live. carolina, is this bill just forcing sanctuary cities and states to quite frankly put their money where their mouth is? >> 100%. i was born in venezuela and i understand why people want to come here but the point is state of florida is not a sanctuary state. they will be transported to a state to assist them but florida will not be one of those states. we don't have that ability and they should be transported to a state that claims wants to help and do on their behalf. this is a matter of public safety. we don't know who these people are. i'm just grateful for the strong republican leadership and simply

not fair to bear this burden. other states have to help and they have to pay their fair share of. >> todd: john, there have 22,396 total migrant encounters in florida so far this year alone. look, we have a lot to say about texas and arizona and the problem is bad there but albert is the crisis in your state? >> well, what the american people know exactly what is going on. unfortunately, it is joe biden has completely waved the white flag when it comes to enforcing our borders. so what is ultimately happening is that every state has become a border state. here in florida, we will not stand idly by and put our hands and the sand but we will do everything we can to step up for the people of florida. >> todd: carolina, has an illegal immigrant yourself, how do you feel basically labels in the republican client to deal with the crisis, their favorite

word, "racist? ">> it is astonishing. people come to this country for opportunity. this is the land of milk and honey. it is the land of opportunity, but it is a land of law and order. we need to enforce law and order in the country. they failed policies of the biden administration is a threat to the national security. the left knows that peer they are talking about racism and discrimination. this is not about discrimination but about caring about every american. they are our priority. in the state of florida, we will protect against the threat of the biden administration. >> todd: john, you knew the left would absolutely melt down over this and of course they are. i don't get to come is there any difference what your bill does and i don't know, let's face it mayor eric adams here in new york city buzzing people up to canada and other places? i don't see a difference, do you? >> no, not a bit, todd and ultimately that is the hypocrisy

we are dealing with here the martini millionaires who oftentimes in the northeast can sit back and cry border states who are trying to stand up for their people. again, what we have seen is the flood of authorized aliens continue to pour in. i can't think of a more humanitarian way to help sanctuary cities fulfill what they want to be just to have a sanctuary city and help get these migrants up to municipalities and jurisdictions given their preconsent and ultimately roll out the red carpet. what we see is once they arrived just like martha's vineyard they get the national guard to get them out of there as quick as possible. >> todd: that is one of the nicest places literally in our country to go. what will happen when you drop them off in new york city, formerly san francisco because as ashley mentioned they may not be a sanctuary city any longer.

it will lead to the hypocrisy on full display. my gut tells me this will pass. you have ron desantis there and people like you, john, carolina moving this through. we thank you for your time. thank you very much. democrats in washington state, get this planning to release sex offenders into without warning to the people there. what happened to megan's law? paris understandably concerned that this is how the leaders are responding. speak with the onus of keeping your kids safe is on you. >> ashley: wow! she says it's on the parents to keep their kids safe. two outrage residents will join us next. >> todd: i am outraged. can you hear me? >> ashley: oh, my gosh! ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: texas governor greg abbott to ban transgender athletes from competing in college sports in his state. listen. >> this nest will be biological men to compete and women sports. women and only women should be competing in college or

high school sports as well as representing the united states of america and our olympic sports. >> todd: greg abbott with leah thomas with transgender swimmer i believe she went to upn and competitors argued it unfair advantage because she was born a male. in 2021 the lone star state with a similar ban on transgender with public schools k-12. missouri senator josh hawley with two bill stopping social media companies from targeting america's youth. first called the mature act would place major crime in football social media users. >> parents all over the country would love to know if these companies cannot target their children are open up accounts and if the rule was social media companies could elect the kids until 16 and social media companies have to verify the kids age. i think it would help parents a lot. let's protect their kids at their most vulnerable. >> todd: makes sense to me. josh hawley second bill with a government report on the heart

of social media on kids. this comes as a time 84% of teens between 13 and 18 are using social media according to the common sense census, ashley. >> ashley: todd to commit washington state erupts into pure chaos over democrat proposal to release level three sex offenders which does include convicted back into the community. >> i want to address the school bus stop. i don't have a dog in this fight and i will simplify this. you might just say, the onus of keeping your kids safe is on y you. speed to the washington residents glenn enjoying me now. how dare she say that two kids, grandkids and you have two adult kids, grandkids, glenn, you have four kids. you live 30 minutes away from these towns where some of these

people will be sent. when you hear her say that, how does that make you feel? >> obviously, anybody that hears that will be furious because the whole point of people being concerned about it is because bureaucrats like this one deciding to release the most violent predators as designation into the community without letting anybody know and lying to the neighbors what they are doing in the first place. >> ashley: kathy, what they are doing is this illegal because when you think about one of these homes is in front of a bus stop and how can this be allowed to happen? >> in 2021 during covid when legislatures don't like legislators were working from home and not involved in the legislative process, a bill was passed to allow for this to happen. so these homes are being created in two areas like small areas in

washington state and violent predators are being dumped in these homes, several of them at times into the homes. speed to kevin of the facilities is called garden house that you do you know anything about this particular home and anyone that wants it? >> yes, i certainly do. the owners are rick minnick and his wife jill. they hold state contract with polygraph exams on these very violent predators to allow them in special commitment center. so he is the box watching the hen house. he is making money state contract and polygraph exam that that report goes to the judge, goes to the department of corrections to make these recommendations for them to be placed in a home that he actually owns. >> ashley: glen, hearing cathy

saying that, and knowing that, who are you blaming for the situation? >> well, very clearly, this has been promoted by jay inslee and bob ferguson as well as to democrat senators who sponsor the bill originally and mostly a democrat bill. what we see now is cathy is correct about this. these locations have become cash cows. the state is paying $35,000 a month for these private people to basically and they are company set up these violent predators. they are paying so much money that they are willing to do almost anything to put them in these homes regardless how much neighbors and kids in the neighborhood are put at risk. >> ashley: cathy, is there anything people in the community can stop this from happening? or is this a lost cause and just going to happen because the lawmakers, that is what they want? >> we are riling the community.

we have been extremely blessed to live in a community that cares about kids. we have signs all around the community, basically saying, keep our children safe. there are two bills that is a health bill, 1734 and 1813 that will allow for the process to be expanded. it would also put a pause on this program until the right people can perfect it appeared that communities could be involved in this process. so, there are ways that we can put pressure on our lawmakers. we also will put pressure on the individuals, the owners that will be holding a peaceful protest in front of their homes to make them feel as uncomfortable as the neighbors they currently house. we have got one individual that has committed over admittedly

committed over 500 child molestation spirit that has been placed in a home surrounded by children. >> ashley: oh, my gosh, getting chills. glen, i will give you the last word. what is your biggest concern as i can imagine there are multiple things, but if there is one thing that concerns you, what is it? speak with the state already has a location perfectly safe to keep most of these violent predators on an island in puget sound. and they have it there right now and a perfect facility for housing them, no victims for them to go after out there. there was no logical reason for them to remove these violent's sex predators there and dump them willy-nilly throughout neighborhoods all over washington state. i think if we make a big enough noise and draws much attention as we can to this anticorruption i think it inspires and paying so much money to house these guys, we can reverse these policies. >> ashley: keep making this noise. these people should be

absolutely ashamed of themselves. cathy dahlquist, glen morgan, thank you so much and keep writing that good fight because we need you guys. so do the kids. thank you guys. >> todd: i am literally getting aggravated here. >> ashley: i'm mad. presidential candidate nikki haley to make her first official campaign speech today, and she's already a main target for the ladies at "the view." >> todd: i don't leave any of those were whoopi goldberg but we will have more from griff's amazing report. we will get joe concha's view on "the view." coming up.

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