>> why did he hire him? why did he keep them on for such a long time? go figure. and remember, if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us at j er on fnc. that's it for this week show thanks to my panel. thank to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. eric: suspect is now awaiting extradition back to north carolina for allegedly shot at a 6-year-old girl and at her parents because a basketball rolled into his yard. this the latest in a series of terrifying and disturbing shootings across the country over the past week. as anger or being offended apparently they say leads to gunfire. hello everyone welcome to a new hour of "fox news live" i am eric sean. hi arthel. arthel: hi eric, hello everyone

i am arthel neville. police in gastonia, north carolina which is just outside charlotte named the alleged gunman 24-year-old robert singletary. they say he took off after shooting that 6-year-old girl in the face then surrendered to hillsboro county sheriff's office in tampa, florida yesterday after two days on the run. that six year old says that she heard the shooter say he would kill her. fox news senior correspondent steve harrigan is live now with the very latest, steve precook the 24 old man in his first court appearance in florida. it comes after he turned himself in following a two day manhunt. he shut the mother, the father, and a 6-year-old girl. this came in gastonia. the events took place on tuesday afternoon. some children were playing basketball outside rolled into the 24 old north carolina man's robert singletary's yard. he got upset, came out of the house with a gun and began

firing. the father of the six year old gold tried to draw his attention away. he shot in the back and arrange in critical condition the mother shot in the elbow. the 6-year-old girl took a shrapnel to the face. here's what she had to say. lexi walked through his yard and he said he was going to kill the kid any started to shoot. >> singletary was known by neighbors or his temper previously he was out on bond for hitting his girlfriend in the head with a sledgehammer. arthel, back to you. arthel: steve harrigan live there with the details, thank you steve. super arthel, and colorado a rockthrowing killer apparently is on the loose. police they're investigating a string of rockthrowing attacks against motorists including one that killed a woman. 20-year-old alexa bartell was driving on talking to a friend when she was suddenly hit by a large rock and crashed right through her car windshield.

it was one of at least five such attacks reported wednesday night in less than an hour. christina coleman now with the details on this development. hey christina. >> very disturbing. 20-year-old alexa bartell was killed once and after she was hit by iraq that was thrown at her moving car. police of the rock was thrown through her windshield from someone from another vehicle or possibly from the side of the road. officers say she was on the phone with a friend when she was struck by the rock. that call went silent. bartel's friend tractor location and found her dead in her vehicle off the roadway in a field. now, family and friends are mourning her loss. >> always smiling. i don't remember ever -- i assisted here every day at school i don't ever remember seeing her sad or being negative about anything. she uplifted people. tragically the violence that

claim bartel's life appears to be part of a bizarre rock hurling crime spree on roads in jefferson boulder counties just northwest of denver. investigators say within a 40 minute time span wednesday night there were five rockthrowing incidents. two drivers suffered minor injuries and one driver who was not hurt shared this video after iraq was hurled at his vehicle. you know. >> always said in my front windshield exploded. >> what just happened bro? arsenic i had by some type of bullet and once the glass of dust settled and i was pulled over to the side i realized it wasn't bulletholes it was a big hole like iraq size hole. click so far no word on any suspects. no arrests in this case, eric. eric: i hope can track them down thank you. arthel: eric, thank you. border officials are breaking for a likely storage and

migrants in title 42 pandemic air out restrictions and next month. migrant encounters are always are on pace to record 2.4 million this fiscal year. nate foy is live in brownsville, texas with the latest, nay. biden administration of the going to handle than of title 42 sometime next week teleporting two ends in under three weeks and that from now. and the memes to miss a lot of migrants waiting until the end across the border are seeing signs of frustration just on the other site across in brownsville. take a look at these pictures that we just got confirmed migrants there lit their own campsite on fire. nobody was hurt 1000 migrants gateway international bridge. this is also here in brownsville cbp one app in that video.

arthel, we are also seeing a new pictures this morning of cartels for they were shared this morning of cartels smuggle drugs across the border. take a look at this. agents in the rio grande valley intercepted this drone. you carrying 7 pounds of marijuana. the drugs and fortune they do get through to get scattered across the entire country. that includes houston. take a look at the next video. i made a massive drug and gun bus yesterday but take a look 520 grams of methamphetamine, over a 1 kilo heroin. a 38 guns and 11 vehicles. this bus are part of a busy week border patrol agents in the past week they've confiscated 917 pounds of cocaine and 33 pounds of pencil. nate foy live in brownsville,

texas, thank you. eric. you got it. new york city mayor eric adams not holding back on the impact of the southern border crisis in his city. speaking in washington yesterday the mayor said the 56000 migrants who had been bussed from texas and arizona to new york have quote destroyed the city. also took shots at the government and local lawmakers for not doing more about the influx of the migrants and paying the city for what they have caused. cb cotton now with more in our newsroom. >> hi eric, next city mayor eric adams has sounded the alarm twice this week saying the city's services are bearing the brunt of the migrant crisis with no help from the white house. the first round of harsh criticism came during a d.c. panel on friday with the mayor saying quote they watched me navigate 52000 people coming into our sitting without 1 penny from the federal government". now before that rebuke adams

held a press conference on wednesday casting blame on republican leaders in congress also president bite inside the white house could take a series of steps to help the city address the influx of migrants and asylum-seekers without gop support. one of the steps adams called for or authorizations. >> want to assure asylum-seekers can start to work immediately. fortunately it made contact with a stroke of a pendant. that's all it takes the stroke of a pendant. >> response to adam's remarks on wednesday a white house official reportedly pushed back in a statement saying in part some asylum-seekers are eligible for work authorization under expanded programs and temporary protected status granted to certain groups free. >> alright he so much, arthel. arthel: guess where we are going to now, the race for the white house in 2024 as we await official word from president biden on the reelection campaign

he has said he intends to launch. according to a new report president will soon huddle with donors in d.c. i had over 2024 announcement next week. lucas tomlinson face at the place to beat where the president wants to stay in others want to kick him out. lucas, what is the latest? >> arthel this is been months in the making. the white house as it does he want to talk about it. >> i'm not going to talk about 20 of 24 is going to look like you're not talk about that from here. as a government employee federal law prohibits me from discussing campaign related topics from his podium. >> will be able to dress about 2024? >> you know, i don't have anything to say about 2024. >> a new poll from the associated press said most people do not want the oldest president in u.s. history to run again. he will be 82 at the beginning of a potential second term not just most, 73% of adults do not invite them to run again.

and a majority of democrats although 41% of democrats say they will definitely vote for biden if impressive is the nominee and 40% say they will probably vote for him as well. those remaining about 14% of former biden supporters said they went 69 on robert f kennedy jr. who announced this week he will be challenging the president despite being friends of biden's and having other candy serving in the administration. that son of the former attorney general and nephew of the four president spoke earlier with neil cavuto. >> the polarization in this country is not toxic radioactive any time since the civil war that's really both republicans and democrats talk about it and almost apocalyptic old terms. they do not see a way out of it. >> are robert f kennedy jr. notably for his positions on the covid vaccine. he said despite being one of the most vaccine countries in the world u.s. has the highest death rate. arthel: lucas tomlinson live at

the white house, thank you lu lucas. >> some of these republicans get into office and they are like potted plants. they do not do anything. some of them don't like making decisions because as a leader in time you make a decision there's going to be people who like it then there's going to some people that don't. what a way not to alienate anyone is to just not to do anything but that is not leadership. >> four to ron desantis of course speaking today in utah given what sounded like a white house campaign speech. though it's not yet officially enter the race. so far six gop candidates have officially declared for the 2024 republican nomination. but that soon will change more big names are poorly set to join the race starting next week. jon and bussey editor fox news congener joins us now. let's start the trump/desantis battle. the wall street journal, your paper is a new poll the former president almost double digits

or double over desantis. you think that will hold ores are just too early to handicap the race? >> it is too early i think. desantis has not declared yet that was evidently running. i think it is too early to really pay a huge amount of attention to the polls. former president trump has the advantage of a quasi- incu incumbency. he just wasn't president. he has a kind of fern grip on the gop machine and fundraising. he did a lot of favors for a lot of tenets over the last few years he's calling in those chips. he's getting endorsements including for members of the congressional delegation from florida wish desantis wants to lock up. but he is way ahead right now, has a story on this it is too early to say. we have not seen the other candidates weigh in yet. before apparently only one member of congress in florida has backed the governor while

the others that have their choice have backed the pres president? >> that is not good for des desantis. he needs to lock up those congressional candidates and endorsements for himself. he is kind of getting his arms around what it's like to run for president. he is a young guy, he was in congress but still sort of has to understand and develop the machinery of the to run a national campaign. what a lot of other canids are holding back because they want to see how the voter is responding to another trump run. mind you republicans are nervous about this. they had not done wellin the last three elections. they blame them partly on the turmoil around donald trump the constant chaos, the indictment and potential future indic indictments. the lawsuit for rape, all of

these things that have kind of distracted the republican party. they are wondering whether the electorate is beginning to look at this and say smash mouth politics may have been entertaining in 2016. but really what we do in elections as we elect managers. we elect people to run government forced to fill the potholes, to manage the budgets. are there other candidates out there that might to that more effectively without all the drama that the trump administration brought forward. that is where hutchison, the young guns of virginia, thence, possibly chris christie again, that's what they are counting on. eric: not to mention national security, china, dealing with vladimir putin or not dealing with him, helping ukraine when it's war. who'd you see in terms of the list you just mentioned between the former vice president and chris christie for example, is

there one that will potentially break out of the pack that we should keep an eye on over the next couple of weeks? >> and give keep an eye on all them right now. none of them are breaking out of the pack desantis has but he has kind of slipped the margin between him and trump has widened which means he former president is doing a better against desantis. primaries are nine months off. so we still have a lot of time for it but eric, what you just articulate it's really important for me but to think about. this kind of another candidate in this race and those are the issues. what is it people are going to be focusing on? there will be focusing on an economy's not doing too badly. the billikens the job market, can i get a job? historically low unemployment. the job market is good still there looking at inflation. it is high it is unpleasant, it's coming down very slowly. immigration you mention, ukraine you mentioned i put abortion on

that list. i put social security on that list. those are the candidates the electorate is going to be thinking about. how do they forward their position on those issues and hire managers who are going to manage none as opposed to kick up a lot of dust. watch for the canids come down on those topics and you may see front runners emerge. eric: quickly look at the bottom melissa thought so was fastening i saw tim's house 3%. trinity the entrepreneur who has been running he is in iowa on a bus to work. his insight woke and then it's a resonating among some. you see the progress there at least affecting the debate for what ramaswamy is doing? let's him and nikki haley don't forget a former un ambassador. there is a lot of common tone

with trump. anti- lefts, insight woke. on the other hand look, this is a country generally -- make it as a conservative country's moderate democrats as moderate republicans. how much is that going to resonate at the end of the day with swing voters, republican women than people the republican party lost in less than elections. they have got to think about how to galvanize their message around a slightly more centrist position so it does not look so extreme so gets the swing vote voters. eric: we are beginning a horse race just out of the gate. good to see you jon, thank you. by the way fox news is going to host the first republican primary debates. that will be in august in milwaukee. lots to report on we will have a lot more here and "fox news live" when we come back. be ready for every moment, with glucerna.

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eric: hunter biden's legal team will meet next week federal prosecutors were investigating the president's son. sources tell fox news the meeting was requested before an irs agent came forward to declare the probe is being mishandled.

alexandria hoff has a story from washington. >> fox news has learned this meeting was set up at the request of hunter biden's legal team weeks ago. it does not indicate charges are evident. prosecutors are looking into two possible misdemeanor tax charges, a felony tax evasion charge and a felony gun charge related to a purchase. now, will not related this meeting comes as an irs agent turned whistleblower is claiming the biden administration has given preferential treatment to the president's son. >> my client wrestled with whether or not to come forward pretty had a lot of sleepless nights about coming forward with this. doctor turney markel eitel said his client seeks to provide details that contradict sworn testimony to congress by senior political appointee. multiple reports have named that appointee as attorney general merrick garland who testified before congress last month that he has not interfered with the investigation. >> i promise to leave a matter of hunter biden in the hands of the u.s. attorney for the

district of delaware brickwork at the same time secretary of state antony blinken is facing accusations by house republicans who say testimony from former cia director michael morell indicated blinken, who was a biting campaign advisor at the time push the creation of a letter signed by over 50 intelligence officials in 2020. kathy hunter biden's laptop story as a possible russian disinformation. democrats on house judiciary committee firing back at that writing quote mr. blinken did not direct comments suggest or or insinuated anyway he should write a letter about hunter biden's laptop. nor did mr. blinken then a private citizen try to get at the letter indirectly bring the statement sums up the accusation as a sensationalized 3-year-old tabloid story. eric: alright alexander thank you, arthel. arthel: eric, the abortion drug will stay on the market for now. the supreme court last night deciding the drug can remain

available while legal challenges moved to the lower courts. currently 24 states and d.c. offer access without restrictions. plaintiffs the fda failed to consider potential safety concerns when it approved the drug 23 years ago. the fda says there is extensive data showing the drug is safe and effective. let's bring in doctor janette she is fox news medical contributor. so doctor janette. tell us what it is and why mifepristone has been the leading medication for abortion and miscarriages. >> hay arthel mifepristone a steroid medication. placement fda approved since 2000 it was fda approved. it's a multi use of medication. what that means it has more than one use it is used to an early pregnancy is me less than 10 weeks gestation or 70 days. it's also used to help manage miscarriages millions of women

suffer from miscarriages every year. in addition to that we as if her disease called it's also used to preach treat brain tumors that also uterine tumors it's a multi use medication. it's not always used alone. for example if it is used to help manage a miscarriage for example it is used in conjunction with another medication to make it easier for the woman when they're going to this event. arthel: if the focus is about this drug because of medical abortions. what is a medical abortion? that is a good question. there are two types of abortions, medical and surgical abortion. 93% of women who have an abortion do so in the first trimester. usually less than 13 weeks gestation. over half of them about 55% use a medicine thus the medication abortion during this procedure. others be on that with you

surgical means, surgical intervention if necessary. so again most of the women use it in the first trimester. they use this medicine to help them in conjunction with mifepristone to make it easier to not only with the miscarriage itself but to expel the products of conception. the problem, arthel, we are concerned for complications. some complications can be life-threatening hemorrhaging, bleeding, infection. this is one of the reasons why the group in texas brought this up for the courts because of their concern for it safety and efficacy. it's reasonable to reevaluate medications. i will only help patients in the long run. thus we are seeing it now it's over being brought up now especially a week after roe versus wade has been overturned. sue had the bleeding and hemorrhaging you are talking about is only eight people who

take mifepristone for it miscarriages or pregnancies. he mentioned so many other uses for it. >> guess. and then 24 hours later you will take another medicine to help expel products of conception. that is when you start to see the hemorrhaging, the bleeding because these drugs together help your body to remove these products of conception. the city remains in products of conception when it results in an infection or abscess and fever you may end up requiring surgery. i think that's what's so important to not just mail medications. it's important you are in the presence of a doctor who evaluates you premises is going on with you, orders and blood work, or miss ultrasound and policy to make sure you are safe and receive the best plan of care. arthel: you don't have to say this but i am extracting is that it seems that the mail in abortion is the part that's not so safe about the drug itself under a doctor's supervision is.

that is what i took away prayer not sure but let me move on. what is the alternative though if mifepristone is not accessible to the women who need it? >> these medications are used worldwide in more than 90 countries. instead of using both medicines together, some doctors may resort to using mifepristone alone. it's not as efficacious as them together. until it may not work as effectively. you may have more side effects for example nausea, vomiting, weakness or dizziness. these medications could potentially have side effects. all side effects. >> exactly. that is why it is reasonable to ensure they are safe. that they are affected. at the question arises it's really helpful to our patients that we do investigate.

arthel: it again to clarify any misconceptions that it is not just used for abortions or miscarriages. again, telells of the other diseases or medical issues it's used for? quest for example i had patients who suffered from men about mill about it called christians a cylinder of it helps alleviate some of their symptoms. what it does is this medicine helps block the hormone progesterone. also in the uterus if a uterine tumor and capturing get hurt in the brain if you are suffering and can also help alleviate the symptoms of that. so you do not have to always end up in the operating room and go straight toward surgical means. but again the concerned whites are rising now is because of safety and efficacy. that's icing up into question again. and of course because of the abortion issue if this is a means of abortion. there are some states that have

a band purchasing without the roe versus wade they set their decision to the state we may end up seeing that again the situation. arthel: dr. janette nesheiwat let's in their thank you very much take care. >> all right, thank you arthel. you are thank you dr. janette nesheiwat and arthel but it can be a parent's worst nightmare getting a call from a child that they are in danger and need help. what if the voice on the other end of the line turned out to be generated by artificial intelligence and is a potential scam? on the very latest is fox news alive continues on this sat saturday. you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started.

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>> it was my daughter's voice going mom and she saw me.

i'm like okay, what happened. then a man comes on the phone and said mommy bad man has me help me, help me help me praise and listen to me i got your daughter. so real to me when they told me at my daughter was safe with my husband is her mom they were strumming has been on the phone i did not believe for the first three times she tried to reassure me she was safe. arthel: one mother she fell victim to a growing wave of artificial intelligence phone scams. experts say criminals use the technology to clone voices of loved ones, sampled off social media. to terrify families to pay ransom. now victims are spreading the word on what to watch out for joining us now is jake he is the heritage foundation of the research associate. jake i am guessing this does not surprise you. tell us what more you are seeing in the form of ai scams.

the public availability of these technologies. criminals are exploited the public media that we have all posted across social media platforms are using it against us in scams like these. we are in the early stages of this. it's going to get much worse. we are not prepared to handle this at all. we get regular telephone scams constantly. now we are adding a whole other layer of that's going to tug on the heartstrings. we are going to have our own loved ones potentially calling and asking for money. it is terrifying. arthel: it really is ai is a freight train that is already rolling. how do you place guardrails to curb the nefarious use of this technology tool? >> ai has begun to deploy without the guardrails already. we are seeing commercial industries. receiving a hit legacy institutions. in the general public for recreational purposes such as creating social media content.

avoid emulating software to produce on some popular artists they have not performed themselves. that to protect ourselves a suitably regulate the industry we don't have scams like this to artist is a right to the voice we are behind the mark we got to catch up. arthel: do think congress should treat this as an extreme priority? or simply just begun to have we have been treating this as though it's a dire threat i will determine our future if we allow the elites in silicon valley to determine what our future looks like the middle american folks are getting scammed the other telephone are not going to be happy with the outcome. we need to have a re- future that represents the american best interest. arthel: is a sin to morgan

wright chief expert for sentinel one. quark social media now is a reconnaissance tool for transnational criminal groups, for people who do human trafficking come things like that. they found voice of the tiktok, facebook, whatever was voice enough to re-create the daughter's voice. >> until their regulations to curb the bad actors out there, how can consumers and corporations incorporate ai if they choose to and protect themselves from its insidious potential? >> in terms of incorporating this into your institution or daily life use it in a responsible manner. use it for fulfilling meaningless tasks to do is writing a quick e-mail or doing quick research. when it comes to protecting yourself in the stand like this reduce your digital footprint. this type of technology requires very little data to a familiar voice are pretty steep and fake. put your social media accounts on private. go through and delete old media

files are still publicly available on your social platforms and get rid of the easy inputs of these criminals to exploit. make it more difficult for them they may brush over you and go to easy target. arthel: time of the immediate footprint but it seems like you're talking about any voice post you have there that include your voice frequents it is correct. you have an old video, instagram, tiktok you name it it only takes a few seconds for them to get a complete replica of your voice. you might think that the totally worthless ready on your facebook they can use it against you. but through, lock your accounts under the old inputs. arthel: really good advice jake indented i'm sure we will discuss this again. it is here to stay we have to figure out how to live with it thank you very much. >> thanks for having me.

folks that absolutely is astounding. shoplifting epidemic hurting major retailers and small businesses alike. cost billions of dollars in lost revenue. one grocery store new york city restaurant to a controversial technology to capture would-be thieves before they steal. some customers that makes them uneasy. douglas kennedy explains. >> is a threat to you. this is a threat to your employees. at threatens your whole neighborhood progress absolutely. this is something with never seen before. >> has working at her father's grocery store in the bronx since she was 14. what she has never seen before is the level of stealing. >> this is detrimental to our business we are concerned about our livelihood. we are concerned about being able to keep our doors open progress here in york shoplifting and robberies are up over 22% from last year. costing business owners like

natalie threet or million dollars. some businesses are fighting back, turning to new technology. trying to stop the robbers before they rob. recently announced its collecting of biometric data using either facial or body recognition software to identify repeat offenders. >> every time you go into fairway and now they are collecting your personal data through these cameras outside. when you think about that? >> i don't like it. >> why not? >> i don't want anybody collecting personal data. >> i feel like invasion of privacy. why do they need to have my face? why do they need to know who i am? it's biometric data collection is way for the government large corporations to collect the most invasive possible information on just about every american without their consent often without their knowledge frequents david is from the surveillance technology

oversight project or group that is sounding the alarm over the potential proliferation of biometric data collection. he says it is so effective it will literally mean the death of privacy as we know it. collect this information can be combined with information that's available on the internet. information retention your credit cards, information on your cell phone to know who you are, where you been, what you bother. >> fairway did not return calls or e-mails seeking comments. but natalie said she certainly knows why they use it. and it would definitely consider using it herself. >> we are desperate we understand having this biometrics can be a concern for safety or privacy of our concern is the safety of our employees. >> right now she says her employees and many other employees are not safe going to work. in the bronx douglas kennedy fox news. >> russian forces on the verge of capturing another ukrainian city.

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sadly one of those is a u.s. citizen. arthel: meanwhile a grueling fight is underway in ukraine for the eastern city heard both sides have battling for months to control the city now largely in ruins. today russia says its assault troops have captured three more districts in the last part of the city still held by ukraine, alex tobin is alive with an update on the story. what more can you tell us? >> hi arthel. in the last several days russia has targeted ukraine three days in a row with drums but on the ground and also heavily surrounding this contested town russian forces say they have taken three new territories in that area take a look at this video you can see explosions going off in the town several of these as you can see in the

video that hardly any buildings remain undamaged or untouched at the same time russian forces are advancing further south allies met and germany yesterday announcing 31 abrams tanks will arrive in germany next month training is expected to take at least 10 weeks after the tanks do arrive it could be months before they eventually come here to ukraine and eventually go to the battlefield where ukrainian president zelenskyy says all efforts are currently being focused. now 15 months into the war memoirs are going up here in the capitol for the growing number of soldiers and civilians who have been killed. one of the latest funerals here in the capitol of kyiv blood prince got a charter member the people's deputy of ukraine and his commander who recently died on the battlefield. among those in attendance format ukrainian president who pointed to the shortages that he sees on the front lines. >> we still have.

[inaudible] but not enough. the top priority is air defense and airfare system. >> meanwhile the details about the massachusetts air national guardsmen accused of leaking highly classified documents for the "new york times" reporting he had been revealing information reportedly months before it was previously believed he was doing so. back here in ukraine tonight ukrainian president zelenskyy is reminding of the importance of fortifying the front lines while also urging allies around the world listening to take their own staff by imposing more sanctions on russian assets. arthel: a cry for help, alex tobin thank you very much. we'll be right back. at ameri? wow, amazing styles and unbelievable prices? now that's quite the duo.

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least through severe weather back behind it much cooler at mid 40s in chicago and kansas city paris 30 >> across northern plains. let's write on that leading edge we see in thunderstorm activity continues. currently receiving a line of storms to make our season portions of pennsylvania. moving towards new jersey. each one of those yellow polygons at the severe or in a thunderstorm but to 60 miles an hour. we have another one here and further south along this line a couple crossing 95 in north carolina getting down toward portions of south carolina also. this is a line of storms going to continue the next couple of hours before ultimately pushing out over the atlantic. this is the area watching all day long severe storm threat stretches from northern portions of florida all the way up the east coast eventually getting into new england. that's the target once it clears off temperatures will be cooler tomorrow that line of storms the storm threat will really diminish will be looking across portions of texas for next round of thunderstorms. i do think the biggest concern as we continue to watch as software the coast is going to

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