arthel: for the first a tropical storm warning is an effect for southern california. as a hurricane hilary heads towards the region. forecasters say the storm could unleash catastrophic and life-threatening flooding across parts of the southwest bread hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi rich. rich: i am rich edson eric shawn is off today were taken live look at the coast of baja, california powerful storm expected to make landfall over the next 24 hours. oh then surge north.

possibly bringing a years worth of rainfall to areas no relate bone dry this time of year. millions of people are preparing for what is expected to be the first tropical storm to it southern california and 84 years. >> a batten down the hatches for a quick check and went up to 14. hitting los angeles county. it is a once-in-a-lifetime event. >> we can get waves as big as 2. >> we are praying for the best it can be pretty bad. steve at "fox weather" meteorologist adam klotz is live in the weather center with a lace on hurricane hilary's path. it looks like the storm is moving faster than expected? what can you tell us about this? >> is moving pretty quickly allow the heaviest rain is out in front of this. folks are going to start tennis impact here pretty early. as you said the first ever tropical storm warning across southern california. a big area with some wins but really it's going to be rain

that makes it such a powerful system. we got the 2:00 p.m. update winds at one or 50 miles an hour. it's lifting in a slightly colder water. which is going to slow down the winds. it's currently category three hurricane is going to continue to weaken that's not going to slow down the amount of moisture it's bringing up in a flooding is a major concern. this is how that times out as you get into sunday but really throughout the day on send that you are going to be dealing with these conditions across all of southern california before ultimately lifting up into nevada as you get more so sunday night into monday morning. we can type this out with the fox model. this is taking you from today at 5:00 p.m. that is a pacific time you are looking at tons of rain out in front of this. this is not the center of the storm but again a lot of the moisture is heavy showers across the areas don't typically see hardly any rain this time of year. getting into the heart of it.

there ideally the center of circulation. maybe moving up across the southern boarded there around 5:00 p.m. at. still a ton of rain with this right now 11:00 p.m. there as it continues to make that move before ultimately moving further to the north as we are getting into monday morning. relate this is going to be a sunday event you need to start moving if you are preparing for this. we are getting close to that time but how much rain are we talking about? everything here in the orange is a good three -- 5 inches. along the coast lest it all depends on where exactly the storm ultimately tracks. little bit of indecision there plenty of areas of big rain. particularly in the mountain josie eight -- 10 inches of rain. that is the big story i do want to quickly point what's happening back across the atlantic by a bunch of system fired up we are getting into hurricane season there's lots pay attention too. arthel: is not going to be a constant bad news. really weird to see you talk about a tropical storm, adam, while you are standing in front of the map on the west coast

unbelievable. write adam thank you very much. i know you're very busy. by the way because you can down the "fox weather" app for continuing coverage of hurricane hilary. if you do not already have it just use your camera on your phone. you can scan the code that is on your screen right now or you can go to foxweather.com and download the app there. >> we have a well-settled right of parent oversight and the parent upbringing of our children but we cannot do that without the schools being completely open with us for quick to anger and frustration for many after a judge temporarily blocks police a policy and three new jersey school districts with the state attorney general is suing over a new rule that staff must tell parents that their children asked to change gender identity. cb cotton is following the story from new york city, cb. >> this a judge believes the parental notification policy is crafted by the three new jersey

school districts should be temporarily blocked. while the case plays out the state's civil rights court by the judge wrote in part his ruling, the state has demonstrated a reasonable probability of success on this claim the amended policies, if implemented, will have a desperate impact on trans gender, gender nonconforming and non- binary youth for the attorney general who first raised the issue with the district's policies praise the judges decision. sink while parental notification should not be required, the state won't try to ban it either. writing and part all of our lawsuits seek to do is reinstate the same policies these districts found acceptable with little protest for years. put simply we can keep parents informed about their children's development and protect the civil rights of our most vulnerable students. now after the attorney general sued the three school districts earlier this summer, lgbtq advocates spoke out in support of his move sink transgender students can be forcefully outed

to their families. attorneys representing the districts along with some parents see this differently. sink parent communication has always been standard and now should be no different. >> everybody else is not out there to protect our kids but only parents to protect our own children. >> every thing else we do in schools involves parental consent. the parents sign a permission slip to watch movies, to go on field trips to be on social media paid their standard forms a sign every year. and now all of the site and this is the one incident where parents cannot be involved. >> attorneys for the three school districts tell fox they are exploring avenues to appeal. rich: cb cotton thanks very much. arthel: think it would the eye was state fair draws to a close this weekend after nearly all of the white house hopefuls descended on des moines to meet voters face-to-face and make their pictures paid their republicans now look to milwaukee where fox news will host the first rnc debate that

is happening wednesday. eight candidates have hit the polling and fundraising requirements to qualify for that does include former president trump. he announced yesterday he won't go. alexis mcadam is live in des moines with more on this. alexis. >> hey arthel.we are in the cheese curd tent right now. this is pretty much the most popular part of the iowa state fair even though it's more of a wisconsin delicacy which we will get to in a minute. there's been lots of action here in terms of politics which means the main course here in des moines. as a state fair wraps up to what's on the gop heavy hitters go to other states including georgia marie just saw a few people on stage a short time ago including former new jersey governor chris christie who slammed donald trump, watch. >> how about we do this, this time. we nominate someone who we know in our hearts will put the country first and not their self interest first. we will put your children and grandchildren ahead of their own

children and grandchildren. how about we nominate and elect someone like that? >> we also saw chris christie as we mentioned, and on friday tim scott, ron desantis, nikki haley, mike pence all standing on that stage in the same city where the former president was just hit with his fourth indictment. on the candidates they talked about the economy because it is a top issue for voters including islands who weren't listening closely to the answers they tell us. it's also a topic that's going to come up at the debate in milwaukee. also as a former arkansas governor asa hutchinson again on the fairgrounds today. he is trying to work the crowds and ga gain momentum to qualifyr that debate. >> is the easy part of campaigning because i come from agricultural states that iowa identifies with it a very common background. i cleaned out chicken houses and had a cattle farm with my dad. i relate to iowa. it is also the greatest

conversations, they ask tough questions and they like clear answers. and so getting a great response here. >> islands have been listening closely to all the candidates including hutchinson has been walking around here trying to show who he is as a person because in the mess it's really what all these voters say it is about they do not have on the suits and ties these candidates have on their genes and their polos they are trying to show people who they really are out here but we will have to see if anyone make or break moment that will impact all of this campaigning and the elections coming up right back to the main reason we are at the very been here for more than a week i've eaten fried food every day i'm sure i'm going to be in really good shape when i hear head to the debate in milwaukee here's s here'scheese curd to be or lookt brett in harry's out of wisconsin. as we talk about wisconsin they are the best place to get the cheese kurds from going to have to get more of these and will head to milwaukee i will send you some. >> do i need salt on those? are they good the way they are? >> no, i'm sure there's a point

of salt in them i watch them make them all day. [laughter] they got salt and the better a lot of cheese. all the main food groups in the midwest and i'm from chicago so i should note. [laughter] >> i'm going to e-mail your mom now and tell her to excuse you for talk with food in your mouth because i asked you a question while you are trying to chew a cheese curd. [laughter] by alexis thank you pickwick set out my bad things arthel. >> good job thank you for it by the way you can tune in wednesday night 9:00 p.m. eastern for the first republican debate that is live from milwaukee, wisconsin but looked there was constant you have got martha, brett are going to be that we went to to be here to write here in the fox news channel, rich. rich: 's assault shorts and the rest of the country been present biting posting a historic summit with leaders of south korea and japan at camp david yesterday. the three leaders promising to strengthening economic and national security ties and what experts say is a clear message to china. lucas tomlinson is live at the

white house with this, lucas? >> bridge, many experts say this meeting was all about china despite the president's claims that it wasn't progress china's forces are growing including its nuclear arsenal is why many people say the leaders in south korea and japan headed to camp david yesterday. >> this summit was not about china. that was not the purpose of the meeting. china obviously came up not to say we do not share concerns about the economic coercion or heightened tensions caused by china. this summit was really about our relationship with each other and deep cooperation across an entire range of issues. >> ridge, recall a few weeks ago there's 11 russia chinese warships that sailed near alaska on the eve of the camp david summit those same warships were seen here cruising near japan and not-so-subtle message for the u.s. military sending one back recently dispatching a ballistic missile submarine uss kentucky the thorough bread of the fleet as you see here to

south korea for the first time since 1980s. sending a message clearly to north korea as well. known as boomers the american submarines carry 70% of america's deployed nuclear arsenal by china continues its military exercises off the coast of taiwan as well. now it comes to the nuclear forces a pentagon says china will have 1500 nuclear warheads by 2035. that is in parity with united states deployed nuclear warheads china has really built three large missile built housing intercontinental ballistic missiles in the western part of the country. their strategic bombers and ballistic missile submarines a nuclear triad. congressman mike gallagher the chairman of the select committee on china said the threat is not getting enough attention. >> i do want to hear a clear assessment of the threat posed by china and at times i am mystified there is so much hesitancy to say what is obviously true. >> are rich, earlier this week i traveled to omaha to the home of the u.s. military nuclear and

strategic command. i met with general anthony cotten he said today china possesses more icbm launchers for its nuclear weapons than the united states. support major developments although to camp david. lucas tomlinson bring it out the white house thank you. arthel: guys, resources are pouring into hawaii to help people who lost everything in the devastating wildfires. the number of dead has climbed as govgovernor is vowing to rebd the historic town drawing criticism from some and optimism from others. >> we have to stick together as strong as we can. we will be strong standing soon we will overcome live in maui what he is seeing weaving for the folks there, robert? works arthel good afternoon to

you. good morning hear from the island of maui as search continues in the historic town fbi, dea, and fema and other officials on the ground with cadaver dogs looking for human remains as a death count continues to rise and really people want answers out to help this even happened less than two weeks ago. as a death toll climbs on the island of maui there is mounting criticism over the response of the deadly wildfires including a decision made by local officials not to sound disaster sirens. >> you regret not sounding the sirens? >> i do not. >> one day after defending that decision the head of maui's emergency management agency resigned. citing health reasons. he claims many residents would have got in lent and into the flames if the alarm sounded. a strategy typically used before synonymous. hawaii's attorney general will

launch into state and local agencies some folks say their bigger needs. >> people need like food where they need clean water. they need basic stuff like toilet paper and paper towels, baby wipes per. >> nonprofits and volunteers on the island are stepping up delivering meals to thousands of displaced people. >> what is ahead is a lot more supplies. a lot more resources and a lot more expertise in mental health agility trauma long-term. >> meanwhile search efforts have expanded from historic town of lahaina to other communities cadaver dogs and rescuers have scoured more than half of the burn area. and crews now facing the biggest task. trying to identify and process human remains as anxious families want to hear it from missing loved ones. >> some families that we lost in the fire if i don't stay busy doing the thing that i do i am not going to be able to cope with the situation right now.

>> arthel and rich, you see the beautiful maui ocean the pacific ocean is a tale of two stories at this point here. the hawaiian islands specifically in maui are urging people to come here and enjoy it paid they need that it is open. maui is open lahaina is gone they need tours to come here and support the economy but they need to see the faces of the world as they continued to mourn the loss of their loved ones here. and at many people are still missing i am told by a federal source they expect that number of the dead to go up in the coming days as a search does continue. back to you. arthel: i know they want people to show up to let everyone know, to supports the maui financially. people are really hurting. people are missing their loved ones. that is a tough call. "fox weather" robert rate thank

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arthel: want to warn you at this next story is very disturbing to police in los angeles are asking witnesses to come forward after an elderly woman was brutally beaten and left unconscious. then robbed by a passerby. surveillance video from a city bus shows the 86-year-old woman knocked out cold on a sidewalk. a man gets off the bus, stepped over her then starts rummaging through her purse. a couple of bystanders tried to intervene but the man takes her wallet and walks away. police say the assault suspect is in custody. they're still looking for that thief. so far in idaho judge ruling against no delay in idaho college murder suspect trial no ruling on the defense request for more info on the dna evidence prosecutors say ties brian into the murder scene. senior correspondent steve

harrigan is live with more, steve. >> that is right there was a five hour hearing on friday brian accused of murdering for college students back in november did attend much of the fight was over dna evidence. investigators say they have his dna on a sheet of eight knife that was found next to one of those bodies the dna actually matched dna taken from cheek the defense is pushing for a delay that something the judge has denied the defense says they want now the entire dna family tree. they want to know how investigators and narrow this down using dna to just one suspect. >> they want all of the names used in that genetic genealogy. think about it. this could include people that gave their dna for let's pretend 23 and me but they never agreed for law enforcement to use it.

that is a hypothetical. so all of these people's names would come out. >> police investigator kohberger is a graduate student in criminology for six weeks for they tracked his movements both in his vehicle and on his cell phone. a trial is scheduled to begin october 2. back to you. support steve harrigan life for us. thank you. arthel: brian kohberger defense team is raising issues with prosecution not turning over all the dna evidence for more on this let's bring and now rob is the intense action defense attorney impressive good to have you here. what walk through this part you have got defensive trying to compel the judge's name is john judge, to have the prosecution turn over all investigative and related evidence of genetic genealogy. now the judge is not made a decision here. i wanted to ask you is this a bona fide defense request? or is it a stall tactic?

>> is a bona fide legitimate defense request for under seminole case of the supreme court's brady versus maryland the defense is entitled to information that potentially could exculpate them or could benefit them. the prosecution should err on the side of caution and elected turn over this information because this is a probable cause that led to bryan kohberger being at suspect in this case and placing him in custody when taken that confirmatory it was known as a buccal swab it's a cotton swab of the mouth they used to get the more specific scr dna that s used normally criminal cases. this is genealogy and genetic genealogy information is definitely discoverable the defense is doing the right thing. and again unless the prosecution wants to lose this case on an appeal down the road it seems that they have a strong case here. i would air on the side of caution when i was prosecutors always turn the stuff over. this is what causes great cases to be overturned a higher court. arthel: the prosecutor said they

do have one more test to present that test is still at the lab. so they are going to provide it but they can only get it from the lab as quickly as the lab can process that. does that seemed like a reasonable position from the prosecution? lex yes absolutely. these types of test take a long time there is a lot of paper that gets generated for this a lot of individuals pure review and review these types of cases before they are published. so the prosecution in the lab absolutely is allowed to take their time is not a delay or stall tactic where they will try to say gotcha enforce the defense into a quick trial. the judge would be definitely incorrect and not granting a continuance of the d.a. lab is taking longer than normal. arthel: the defense called doctor lee at larson she's one of four genetic genealogist that testified on law enforcement searches are failing dna sites i want to listen and talk about

after. >> if you add a kit to family tree dna they opt-out in. there is a way to opt yourself out but you have to know where to find it is not obvious. it family tree today. [inaudible] >> bob i'm not sure if you are e able to hear it. if you were at what does that mean for as it pertains to the case? it would be discoverable. that could be used in a criminal case. that's going to be a groundbreaking case that potentially could go all the way up to the highest courts in the state and in the country for people who share their dna are they going to be roped into? are there identities going to be disclosed in homicide cases such as a stead no intention of sharing it rather they did not opt out on sharing it or did not

read the fine print so to speak. whether or not a coat court is going to allow blanket discovery of that information. which protective orders would potentially have to be filed the people were scared, rightfully so considering the facts of this case. it's going to be groundbreaking on many levels. what is left of the trial. arthel: what do you think, how do you think the jurors see this? do they see the move by the defense part of the process they are thinking or could they see this as some sort of sle sleight-of-hand trick. >> you are going to have battle of the experts in this case. obviously the information as we have seen and it has been disclosed to the press and the court proceedings are that this is going to be a dna case the sheets of the knife on the nightstand directly tied to the defendant is going to be the biggest piece of evidence they have combined with the cell phone information in the tracking data that they do have potentially placing him at that location.

but if they were to lose this piece of evidence it will be devastating for the prosecution. it's going to be a battle of the experts. however this is such a gruesome gruesome homicide i think there's enough evidence they're going to have i would tip the scales probably toward the prosecution in these types of cases they would have to fumble the football to use a football analogy, to relate not be able to get a conviction in this case but again that is where the experts come in you do not know how much money the experts are being paid for it with the but s are going to believe. whether not they are pure review and. tested had they screwed up on other cases in the past? that will all come out in cross-examination. arthel: i'm glad you mention the brutality of this because people's children were killed in the process. bob, thank you for joining us. steve forte millions in california at risk of life-threatening floods as hurricane hilary advances north toward the golden state. details on the preparations underway and what you need to know ahead of this historic

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rich: historic warnings in california's hill hurricane hilary tracks closer to the west coast. millions of americans face a major flood threat from the storm and preparations are underway across southern california. christina pullman is live from california. >> height rich, good to see it. it might look like a beautiful summer beach day out here right now. but heavy rain significant flooding and dangerous serve our big concerns as the storm hits our way. l.a. mayor karen bass said the city will be ready. >> the city is prepared a pit we are not waiting for the storm to hit. we have already begun working 24/7 to be ahead of the curve and to be ready as soon as a storm reaches our shores. course hurricane hilary is expected to make landfall in baja, california sometime tonight or tomorrow there are

distinct stormy conditions. the hurricane is expected to we could enjoy tropical storm that could bring torrential rain to southern california and nevada. there is also the threat of mudslides and even tornadoes. crews are working hard sandbagging low-lying areas in parts of california and arizona. law enforcement telling people to be ready to possibly be without power. they said you have to get out of your house have your bags packed and ready to go. president joe biden said is ready and willing to help. fema has pre-position personal supplies in the region they're ready to respond as data. i urge everyone in the path of this to take precautions and listen to the guidance of state and local officials. >> back out here in the pacific palisades i mentioned you could see a lot of people out here at the beach. here in southern california you have miles of coastline but city officials are warning people to

stay clear of the beaches. a possible dangerous waves during the storm. back to you. >> christina coleman live in southern california thank you. arthel. >> rich thank you for more of preparations for hurricane hit hilary. santa barbara county office of emergency management. thank you for joining us. i want to ask you, you are asking residents to be prepared, how should they be preparing a what should they be doing? >> absolutely. first and foremost they need to make sure they are registered for notification so they can receive current information from the county or city that they live in. for santa barbara county they can go and register it make sure we have their e-mail, phone number and such. we also want them to prepare their homes put out sandbags for the typically have water coolin. bring out anything that could become debris in the strong

winds we are expecting bring in your umbrellas, your lawn furniture, all those concepts that does not become additional damages your property. and then be aware. where is our the low-lying areas where it is usually floods who do not drive to those areas. >> what would prompt you to call for mandatory evacuation? >> and mandatory evacuations typically would be associated with the risk to the homes or at lives and property. iwe ended up with landslides, debris flow. at the flooding was significant enough to impact directly to homes, not just roadways. when roadways are fledged we typically would call for shelter in place rather than evacuation. go to high ground. then it might be to try to leave. arthel: going to show flooding in montecito eight months ago.

it looks really, really bad. i want to ask a santa barbara county been able to fully recover from that event? and also how is that flash flooding that happened in january helping you prepare for the flooding of hurricane hilary is expected to produce? >> yes absolutely. that flash flooding was unprecedented. really throughout our county not just in montecito. we had over 2 billion in damages to public infrastructure from the storms between january and march. our city and county and special districts all of our agencies have been working really hard for instance our flight control channels are cleared of the debris that came down and through in january and march. those are all clear. our watershed is dry. we are hoping there is a little bit of a difference here with the storm. that our watershed is dry and hopefully the rain will flow through much easier. not get built up right not drag the debris down. we still need to monitor, we

will watch we have our cameras and crews out working 24/7 monitoring. and then just making sure our residents are single where as well. arthel: listen, these unfortunate devastating weather events are occurring far too often. so, not to prepare and react to each event what kind of sustainable solutions can implement to circumvent the damage before it even happens? >> yes absolutely. but is a bigger ongoing questin we keep asking ourselves what kind of mitigation can we do? can we increase our flood control capacity? can we increase -- encouraged homeowners to put in more permanent measures not just sandbags but may be more drainage on their property but those are costs that not all of our homeowners can afford but hopefully those who can have had an opportunity to put some of this measures in place. in fact just today it's hard to get contractors who i am only today having contractors in my own yard to repairs and the

damages i had and to prepare for the storms this coming weekend. it is difficult. but putting into more permanent measures and not just those sandbags, drainage, increasing the infrastructure, our flood control channels, increasing how we monitor, more cameras more water level measures those kind of things help us to respond better in the next event. arthel: okay i want to end by just asking what are you expecting this 24 -- 48 hours question mike i understand you have to remain calm. you are the office of emergency management. but i am a little more nervous than you seem to be nervous about these impending floodwaters and storms coming. seriously? shouldn't residents be a little more on alert? >> yes most definitely. i think i am a little calm that

outreach to our in-house population but we've been going along our river beds something all the counties in southern california are doing their reaching out those two tend to be in the river beds were pulling them out putting them in shelters. we have been handing out sandbags all week. i'm reminding residents to stay informed so have the radios on pre-be registered for those alerts. we will make sure to notify our residents as best we can if something changes. but right now it is prepare, be aware, have some resources at home food, water, small cash. make sure you are filling up your gas tank so you are ready if you do have to evacuate. those small things help me too state more calm and will hopefully make a residence feel more calm as a storm comes in. arthel: of course we wish the best for everybody in the area. and hopefully it somehow it turns out not to be as bad as they are expecting it to be. miss kelly halbert thank you very much. santa barbara county emergency management thank you and good

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is engaged. this is a national crises of this administration is done an awesome job. no other municipality has been able to accomplish over 101,000 people. no child, no family sleeping on the streets. rich: near city mayor eric adams respond to criticism from governor kathy how to handle the flood of migrants from the southern border. an in the state in the beds are helpless shelters and filled to the max. more than 2700 asylum-seekers arrived in the city this week. those were in shelters now exceed 58000 people. to madison square garden even more let's bring new york city councilwoman thank you for joining us this afternoon. what does new york city mean from the state? >> new york city needs for the state for the governor to actually act about what she sang saying to keep throwing dollars at our city which is something

we do need. what she needs to do it she is sheneeds to step up to the pe before going to keep taking these buses in which is ridiculous in my opinion we need to close the borders she needs o do two things. she neither step up and get to a podium and say we've had enough. stop. address by then. this is biden's issue. she is not addressing it as governor of the state. she could do that. and/or make sure we spread out the buses here. and bring them up state. they had an incident up in erie county when a very liberal democrat offered his two hotels. then there were two sexual assaults and then quickly kathy hochul septum that is an atrocity and it was terrible but of course it's terrible with got that going on down here. he only has 545 immigrants up there. asylum-seekers whatever you want to call them, they are illegal immigrants appeared he is cut

them up he had two sexual assaults. we have got 107,000 down here. 58000 are being housed. where is the balance of that other close to 60000 people? where are they? they are spread out all over our city. so chadbourne is a step up to the plate and do what she should do. the mayor of the city the only democrat that came out and called on biden to close the border and we all know that's not going to happen. rich: take a look with the city already spent $1.3 billion. estimate of $4.7 billion coming in for the 23 physically or the next three years you were looking about $12 billion. what is the experience when a bus shows up? what happens to the migrants and asylum-seekers who were coming to new york? were they go? what is it due to them? what does deduce the community? >> let me address first things

first. when they come in we never know how many buses we are getting an a day. there is no set number but whatever shows up at our doorstep gets processed. okay what is the process entail? not a whole lot. it's figure out how to get them from point a to point b, c, d, e, f. which means all over the boroughs. my district in particular which is district 19 has been slammed and slammed hard. when the mayor said there is no family sleeping on the street, let me tell you there's plenty of people sleeping on the street. they may not be families but i will tell you they are adults and they are sleeping all over my district. at one particular area called college point we have got a crisis here and i'm sick and tired of hearing about a humanitarian crisis. these people brought us the crisis. they are making you, the people pay for this crisis. this is a no-win situation.

keep throwing money at the black hole and what are we going to do? just keep taking money and hope it works out? there is no endgame in place. they keep coming day in and day out they say 2700 came in just this week. let me tell you something it is more than that. every district is suffering i'm going to speak for my own right now because i am here and i'm going to tell you right now we have no room. when that governor tells us about federal land, let's remember we have got jeffrey's he is a native new yorker. he is in congress. he sits as the minority leader. he is from brooklyn, step up the plate you are a homeboy do what you're supposed to do production work city council woman thank you for joining us we will be right back. come on. work for dad- here... now, you can find the game easy. my barbecue is saved! get in the redzone with sports pack.

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