we're slowly getting back to normal after the victory parade. thanks for joining us. i'm britt moreno. >> who wants to not normal this week. how about it. i'm alan gionet. happening right now on cbs 4 news, a broncos high from the celebration yesterday and a

broncos may have a timeline in place because things could get pricey. >> would you be stay with the broncos. what do you reckon? >> we'll hear the answer to that question as von miller makes an appearance on the late, late show with james cordin. the governor is going to ask for more funds to clean up the flint's water system. this comes as criminal charges could soon be in the works. >> all right. we've been let's look at the forecast. >> today is ash wednesday. many of you will be out and about. let's find out what it's like from lauren whitney. foothills. we're looking at a gusty day in the foothill areas, but in denver, we'll get gusty. 21 miles-an-hour winds in -- they've been gusting well over

thanks to the gusty winds, we have warmer temperatures. 54 degrees in boulder. if the winds die down, i expect a drop in temperature. when they pick back up, temperatures will warmup. 38 degrees at dia. 31 burlington. 41 in the springs. 20 in led ledville. our cold spot, 8 below in gunnison and 21 over in grand junction. on our satellite and radar, skies clear. and we're going to stay that way today. could get a mountain wave cloud to develop thanks to the gusty winds off the foothills and high country. warm temperatures. 63 degrees by noon. 64 by 2:00. and we're in the 50s by 5:00 tonight . we have a warm week ahead. we'll talk more about that in a moment, right now, joel hillan is tracking our morning drive. >> all this warm weather has led to great road conditions on the roads this morning. they're dry. if you're heading to the high country, you're going to see the camera shaking near genesee. we're across the denver metro area. look at the green we have, slowing as you

getting between i-70 and us 36. look at the foothill drive. >> let's go to breaking news in port collins. two people in the hospital after being stabbed. there's no one in custody. this is happening near prospect road in the 1600 block of stover street. that's a mile from the csu campus. shawn chitnis live there. shawn, what can you tell us? >>reporter: well, alan, we understand this happened just before midnight and now hours later, you can see there's a busy scene here as police with fort collins police department come in and out of this area continuing to monitor the situation. as you mentioned, we know there are two people who are being treated with injuries -- being treated for their injuries and they're being treated for the medical center

police are investigating this crime to try and figure out who is responsible, if it's one person, more than one person. no one is in custody at this point. all we know is this happened before midnight at a home here on this street. stover in the 1600 block. that's the part of the street that remains closed at this hour as police work and figure out what may have happened here. in this area where i'm standing, there's a school and a parking lot that's going to be effected slightly because of the scene that's here, and police continuing to collect evidence, talk to witnesses and have to close off part of this area. so as that school gets ready to open, part of this street will be closed, but the school will be opened and parent and students will have access to that parking lot. be prepared for part of that street to be closed. live in fort collins, shawn chitnis.

house democrats will hold a hearing regarding the water crisis in flint michigan. the governor is asking for $200 million to solve the problem. he's not committed to replacing all the pipes. kim hutchingson says the flint's mayor is not happy. >> all the pipes in the city of flint needs to be replaced. >> weaver did not mix words as she -- >> i'm announcing the fast start plan. it's an estimated $55 million project to remove and replace flint's residential led pipes as quickly as possible >> on wednesday, governor rick snyder will ask legislatures for an additional $195 million to deal with the problem. but he hasn't thrown his support behind pipe replacement yet. he'll commit to reviewing the proposal according to a spokesman who

are coated with a chemical to prevent erosion before determining which lines should be replaced. snyder says he isn't proposed to weaver's plan. >> it's more of a question of doing it in an organized, scientific and engineering correct passion. >> weaver pulled no punches in her response. >> we can't wait for that. we don't trust that and we deserve new pipes. i cannot emergency that he would not support this plan. if he doesn't, shame on him. >> meanwhile, the team investigating the crisis for michigan's attorney general says criminal charges could be filed. >> the involuntary manslaughter or death that may have happened to a young person or older person because of this poisoning to misconduct in office. sanders and trump -- they're stunned for the results. here's weijia jiang.

night's new hampshire primarily, trump has his sight set on the next major contest. >> we're going to south carolina, we're going to win in south carolina. >> cbs news exit poll shows voters in the granted state favors trump's position as -- ohio governor john kasich rose to second place thanks to an impressive ground gain. >> there's so much that's going to happen. if you don't have a seatbelt, get one. >> sanders rode a wave of supporters from young people to beat clinton. >> voters here in new hampshire confirmed tonight is nothing short of a beginning political revolution. >> it's not whether you get knocked down, but whether you get back up. >> they'll take the stage tomorrow night in wisconsin, weijia jiang, manchester, new hampshire. we're following the latest results.

place between cruz, rubio and bush is still pretty close, but the latest figures we're seeing, bush and rubio with 11% right now. broncos don't want to rush manning about retiring, but there's definitely a costly deadline looming. manning's non guaranteed $19 million deal will become guaranteed if he's on the rosters as of march 9th. the broncos cut his salaries and have no intention of paying that high of price. if you have to believe the broncos would love manning to retire clearing the way for osweiler to retire. osweiler played well when manning was hurt. and the coach did a good job matching the players and the quarterback. >> manning was hurt, and i mentioned that over and over again when we got to kansas city. it was an ongoing situation week in and week out.

in here with the direction for our team. this is what we're doing and where we're going, and i think our team responded to that. >> superbowl mvp von miller is enjoying his time in the spotlight. he was on the late night show and he talked about his future. >> the big news is you're a free agent now. will you be staying with the broncos, do you think? >> that's what i'm thinking. i can't see, you know, myself being with any other team. i've spent a lot of time with those guys and i would like to finish my career with those guys. [applause] >> love to hear that. will we see more of von miller? he shows off his dance moves later in our newscast later on. stick around. let's get a check on the bus stop this morning. hey, lauren. >> good morning, we're going to have a great morning for the kids. temperatures in the 30s

on the way home, it will be gusty especially if the kids are coming home from the foothills. >> take a look in the high country. you can see the road index showing you the winds. we're used to it along i-70 as you get through georgetown and along highway 40, 285 and highway 72 and 93. it's windy there even when it's breezy. >> if you're getting in you're car, turn to koa for weather and cbs 4 weather together. ikea is recalling two ceiling lamps, plus one retail giant is launching neutral

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a plane destined to san diego was diverted because of a drunk and threatening man. the airliners taken off from boston. passenger rebecca sheppard took this video from her cell phone as police came onboard and took the intoxicated man off the plane. there were a few cheers as that happen the plan after. in our cbs 4 morning news -- new evidence from researchers in europe says taking a common ingredient in tylenol could asthma. there's a link between asthma development around age 3 and being exposed to the painkiller while in the uterus. task oriented rehab may not be -- new research from doctors in california found very little

patients after a year in rehab. a teenage cross country runner in minnesota who almost died on the track is not only alive this morning, but he's close to lacing up his shoes once again. he collapsed during practice last year. his heart stopped and he had to be flown to a hospital and put in a coma for three days. his coach, a former emt was close by and his father says he was close to dying. >> the activity were minimal. we weren't sure if he was going to walk, talk, get off a ventilator. >> a lack of oxygen to his brain did serious damage. next week, he's set to find out if doctors will let him race again in time for the spring season. it's a miracle. >> lawyer went the weather. >> it's going to be gorgeous and windy. that's the only thing that puts a damper on temperatures in the 60s today.

all the way towards aurora and wiggins. or strongest winds into the foothills. winds close to 30 miles-an-hour towards golden, and as we head into the higher foothill areas like cansha pass -- winds up to 46 miles-an-hour to black hawk to alan's park and winds at 27 miles-an-hour. it's going to stay gusty. the wind prone spots, you know where you are. those winds are helping to warm it's 54 37 in fort collins. 38 at dia. 34 in akron. 31 to start the day in burlington. 41 in the springs. 9 in avon and 21 in grand junction. take a look at our satellite and radar. skies clear and we're going to stay we're dominated by

north and digs to the south, so wee have different -- we have different weather. sunny skies. we may get a mountain wave to develop this afternoon and evening. it shouldn't block our temperatures from getting warmer. you may see less sunshine later in the day. overnight today, that will clear out. we're breezy and winds should calm down. we have plenty of sunshine across the state. maybe a few clouds later on in the day. temperatures today, it is going to be a warm one. a lot of 60s out there. this will be or warmer day of the week. 65 in denver. 64 in boulder. and we're talking 7 0s in the south eastern corner. 60 in burlington. 40s in the high country with 43 in eagle. for your hour-by-hour forecast, we're looking at 63 degrees by noon. by 2:00, 64. 55 degrees by 5:00 tonight. for t he next couple of days, we're going to cool off a bit. 65 can't last

we'll be in the upper 50s. fairly warm. on sunday, a front possible. we'll drop to the 50s and could see mountain snow and we're looking at warm weather into next week. joel. >> we're watching the eisenhower tunnel. the winds are effecting the drive as you get from c 470 to i-70 and you get to highway 103 and highway 40. look at the foothill highways in the direction that's shown right there on the road weather index. here we are across the denver metro area. i-225, all nice and wide open. the only patch we have is northbound along i-225 getting through the express lane project. >> more than $200,000 to sit at home -- tonight at 10:00, brian maass tries to find out why we're paying so much for so little. here's a preview. >>reporter: he sits at home day after day

>> i see him pretty much everyday. >> denver taxpayers have been forked out $143,000 a year for him to stay home. and this has been going on since 2014. we're looking for answers. >> are you going to be back over today? >> well over 200 grand to stay home, and the clock is still ticking and the tax payer dollars are still flowing. >> the buck stops with you, but you're not going to answer my questions.

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welcome back. taking a look at our travel forecast across the country.

major delays to deal with anywhere. that's good news. the cold spots are going to be the midwest. we're looking at snow there. minneapolis, 17. 13 in chicago. we have snow and chilly temperatures and some wind into the northeast. we're looking at snow. it has cooled into the southeast. 31 degrees in nashville. 41 in atlanta. a different picture as you head west. 74 in las vegas and 85 in loss angeles and -- 85 in los angeles and it's going to get cold as we head towards the weekend and the northeast. frigid temperatures expected. if you're traveling out this way over the next couple of days, it's going to get colder and colder as we head into valentine's day weekend. let's check with joel hill. he's been watching our drive. >> it's excellent drive if you're heading out to the airport this morning. take a look. this is along i-70,

inbound along pena boulevard. maybe some slowing on the approach of 286. >> joel, thanks very much. ahead the open, i'm checking in us stocks and they look like they're open after rough sledding lately. we have a pair of recalls from ikea. here's hanna daniels with today's money watch. >>reporter: unsuccessful watch as oil prices continue to tumble. ikea is recalling two ceiling lamps after 224 reports including 11 injuries from the retaining -- it causes the glad shade to fall. the recall includes the lamp sold from october 2012 to january of 2016. and the lock ceiling lamp sold from november 2002 through last month. ikea is urging customers to returning the lamps for a full return.

will offer trees and bicycles in neutral colors. the retailer removed the boys and girls sign from the beds aisle last year. half of non homeowners say their finances stand in the way of purchasing a home. while 29% say they can't afford a down payment. 16% say their credit isn't good enough to qualify for a mortgage. and that's your cbs money watch report. for more, log onto cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm hanna daniels. the votes in. who won the first primary and who may be getting out of the race. i'm weijia jiang in new hampshire with the latest coming up. time for the prism tv sports break. >> i have known gary kubiak for more than 20 years. and i do not have his private phone number. but barack obama does and yesterday the president dialled that number.

>> mr. president, how are you? >> well, not as good as you, but i want to let you know that that's about as good of defense since the '85 bears. >> i have demarcus sitting here with me. >> i want to extend the traditional visit to the white house. hopefully you can get here before i leave office, and i have -- i would like you to extend congratulations to payton. obviously, an extraordinary way for him to cap off the career. >> we can't wait. we look forward to that and our whole organization will look forward special day. thanks for inviting us. >> sounds like the president thinks manning is going to retire and that's something the coach is going to remember for the rest of his life. >> this has been the prism tv

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center at the rocky's in loveland. police are investigating this case. they don't have anyone in custody and haven't identified a suspect. unclear if it's one or two people that might be responsible or more for that matter. it's unclear who the suspect or the suspects may be in the case. police are working with the local schools in the area to try and make sure the impact isn't too much. here's what they had to say. >> so this 1600 block of stover is going to be closed. the school will have access. we're in contact with the school district to make sure people can get in here and get to school today. >> in fact, fort collins police tweeting out they're working with the school district. there's a few schools in the area, but most specifically, global academy and barton early childhood center are the two schools off this street. their parking lot is being effected by this crime scene, but again, police say that shouldn't impact parent's act to access the school or have the school functioning and be open later today.

shawn chitnis, cbs 4 morning news. also breaking overnight, police are working to get surveillance video after an armed robbery happened at a 7-eleven in southeast denver. it happened at 1:40 at the intersection of holly and florida. police say two men with guns and one other man robbed this store. police say the men were wearing bandanas and there were no injuries. thanks for joining us. it's ash wednesday. many of us will be outside running around. it's going to feel like spring outside. >> remember how much you enjoyed yesterday especially if you got out to the parade. here's lauren. >> alan, you're right. we had perfect weather for the parade. we couldn't have asked for better weather. some say they were too hot. temperatures are going to be warmer thanks to the gusty winds. broomfield, 36 miles-an-hour. as we shift more

bertha pass, winds at 43 miles-an-hour. from golden, to alan's park, winds at 20 to 28 mile an hour. the gusty winds are warming up. 55 in boulder. lots of just around that 32-degree mark and temperatures on the eastern plains, high country, 9. 20 in ledville and 21 in grand junction. it's going to be a warm day. mostly sunny today. there may be a few clouds this afternoon with a little mountain wave developing because of those gusty winds, but it shouldn't damper with our temperatures. we're looking at 64 degrees right around 2:00. so a great day ahead. the wind will be the only real issue for 65 degrees. it's not too bad out there. let's check with drive? hopefully not too bad. >> i have no issue with 60s. take a look at i-70 and kubeck. at the airport, it should be a

9 minutes from thornton to denver. 120th to i-70. 5 or 6 minutes. you can turn on kao and 94.1 f m for the latest weather and traffic every ten minutes on the tens. we have new -- we have a video from inside of a plane that made an unexpected landing. jaime has what happened. >>reporter: good morning. it's the last thing you want to deal with when traveling from boston to san diego. that happened last night thanks to an unruler pass-- airport police came onboard and took an intoxicated man off the plane. there were a few cheers when this happened. alaska

boston to san diego landed around 8:30. and while eventually it landed safely at its final destination at 11:30, passengers say they were nervous. at the this no idea where they were landing, but knew this guy needed to go. >> well, at one stage he got from his seat and he was moving towards another passenger on the plane, and a few minutes before that, he had turned around to the passenger behind him and was being abusive to him, and kind of looking for confrontation. but he didn't do anything. >> heath montgomery with dia says this was a customer service issue. there were no arrest made and no charges filed in relation to the incident. live at denver international airport, jaime leery, cbs 4 morning news. >> jaime, thank you for that. we're following a story as more than two dozen vehicles are

few weeks. they believe it may be the work of organized thieves. >>reporter: take a look at the man in this surveillance video. boulder police believe he and others captured on cameras are behind a recent rash of car thefts in the city. >> i had a spare key hidden and someone went through it and took my van. >> aaron is one of 26 victims according to boulder police spokesperson, shannon cordingly, these thieves strike across the city and in the middle of the night. >> we're positive it's an organized crime ring hitting this area, and taking the vehicles back to the denver metro area. >> a second camera shows the thieves driving a light-colored mini van. they believe they're using it. they're asking the public to keep an eye out on the van -- >> keeping your vehicle locked, keeping valuables out of sight.

spare key, but don't place a spare key in or around your vehicle. criminals are looking for easy targets. >> ingle is one of a few who had their vehicle recovered despite it being recovered in rough shape, he says he's grateful. >> i was expecting a total loss, but luckily it came back three days later. >> that was karen reporting. they're seeing if there's similarities in stolen vehicle crimes. sanders -- a strong showing by governor and -- >> trump has his site set on the next major contest. >> we're going to south carolina. we're going to win in south carolina. >> cbs news exit poll shows

favored trump's position as political outsider and support his temporarily plan to ban ohio governor john case i can rose to -- john kasich rose to second place. >> the real windsor the grass routes. >> first place iowa winner -- -- >> the claim against kasich for someone like cruz is something he can made against trump which is neither of them are real conservatives. >> sanders had a wave of supports from young people. >> voters here in new hampshire -- what voters here in new hampshire confirmed nothing short of a political resolution. >> clinton is depending on

>> it's not whether you get knocked down or not, but whether you get back up. >> the two contenders will take to the statement tomorrow night in wisconsin. weijia jiang, cbs news, new hampshire. >> cruz slightly ahead of bush. slightly ahead of rubio. 11%. not all votes counted. the party for mardi gras wrapped up. police went to the streets to wrap thing s up. >> [sire independent. >>siren] >> people weak up to a broncos hang over, those in new orleans waking up to another one. >> that's like the broncos one. yeah. today, many christians around the world will observe lent.

begins the 40 days of lent ending to easter sunday. it's symbolic of the 40 days that jesus spent fasting in the christians give us sweets or coffee or alcohol or they the superbowl mvp was on the late show with james last night. von miller gave his opinion on what's next for manning. >> everyone is talking about whether manning is going to retire or not going to retire. did you get a sense whether he's going to be here next season or not? >> i think he's still going to be here. he's still shooting commercials. he shot a life alert commercial two days ago. i honestly think he has it in him. i think he has it all. >> that's whether you're basing whether he'll carryon. he was doing commercials as he was

beer and pizza. >> find out what von says about him being a free agent. of course, von miller spoke yesterday at that parade. dave may have missed out on that because he talked about life alert. it may have been a -- 38 degrees in denver. cavities in kids are five times more common than asthma. i'll explain how a non profit is fighting tooth decay one school at a time. if you have a news tip or story idea, we want to hear from you. call our tip line at

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kids in need of dentistry. this program is funded by delta dental. they target kids as their molars are coming in. the director of kind says they shield the cavity from field. >> this year, chopper taper will serve children in 90 denver area schools and with the seal enters comes education. >> you have to brush your teethes. >> seal ant is almost 100% effective in preventing cavities. this wednesday, we're warming up. let's bring lauren on, good morning. >> it's going to be a windiest day of the week.

gusting up to 36 miles-an-hour in broomfield as you head towards boulder, winds up to 18 miles-an-hour. as we go into the high country, 31 in golden park. winds up to $43 mile an hour. a quick look at our wind future cast. you can see gust in the foothills. 40 to 50 miles-an-hour. in denver, we may see gust up to 5, maybe 30 miles-an-hour and even tonight, it's going to be windy in the foothills. the gusty spots could be 30 to 40 mile-per-hour winds. temperatures this morning, thanks to the winds has warmed up. 3 degrees in denver. 54 in boulder. 30 in port kol -- 30 in fort collins. 21 in grand junction. our cold spot with 15 below. on your satellite and radar, we have clear skies to start the

we're going to stay dry today and for the next several days. what may happen this afternoon, thanks to the stronger winds, we may see a mountain wave cloud, but overall, it should be inactive in terms of moisture. winds are going to be gusty. not as bad as today. we'll be breezy in denver. there could be another mountain wave tomorrow, but that's it. high pressure dominating the -- we're going to stay drive. 65 in denver. 50s and 60s on the eastern plains and south eastern colorado, some areas may cross into the 70s today as we head into the mountain area, a lot of 40s. 34 in steamboat. 41 in grand junction and 40 in meek er. taking a look at our 5-day forecast. 58 degrees. we stay in the 50s through the week and the weekend. 51 on sunday. we could warmup into the mid-to upper 6 0s once again next week.

>> we have our first accident of the morning from the waist water roof camera near i-25 and 8th. this is on the ramp to get onto northbound i-25 from 8th. it is slowing things down. they have been able to move that off to shoulder, and it looks like traffic is moving. that's it. look across the denver metro area, almost a solid shade of green meaning we're at or near posted speed limits. lauren was tracking the winds effecting the drive as you get along highway 170. and c 470 and near i-70 in town all the way up to the johnson and eisenhower tunnel. be prepared to be jostled around. joel, thanks a lot. the parade yesterday gave fans a chance to cheer on the broncos one final time this season and for one family, it gave them hope. our tom muskins

>>reporter: fans swarmed to cheer on -- >> the broncos are amaze and they represent denver. >> hundreds of thousands of supporters lined the parade route to welcome their heroes home. some with politics on their mind. >> we're going to start the horse party and we're going to have john elway as our candidate for president. >> romero spent fours recreating the superbowl's trophy against his wife's trophy. >> she said how am i going to make hot wings. there's no more foil. >> many came -- >> you came from japan. but you're a broncos fan. >> yeah. >> delainie watched the parade from her father's shoulders. >> for christmas, all she wanted was her room done in broncos. >> delainie is taking on a tough opponent. in her case, a two and a half year battle with cancer. her father says the superbowl win by the broncos is giving his family hope.

guaranteed, so i'm taking her out of school and we're having fun, and we're going to create memories. >> on a sun drenched day, a special 9-year-old girl had the final world on a magical season. >> the broncos won the superbowl. >> oh, yes they did. we get back to superbowl mvp von miller. the topic the dancing came up and this is what it turned into. >> would you be able to show me a couple of moves that i can work out? do you think. all right. give us some here. show me. [ music ] >> do something else. >> yeah.

>> now, do you want to talk about -- i want to talk about -- obviously everyone was talking about the dab this year. the dab was huge and i think you can take it to the next level where it could be von miller's shove dab, right. so you've just taken someone down, bang. you stand up, shovel and down. do you like that. >> i like that. shove and down. >> get out of town. >> oh , it's nice. [ music ] >> beautiful. beautiful moves. >> i just barely picked up on the dab. i think you can do it alan. >> i think the dab needs to be done. the dab is gone. >> the dab is gone. they've up updated it. we'll hear more about von's future in the 6:00 hour.

people are scared to adopt older kids, but she want to assure her future family that -- brittany is a creative child who is an amazing communicator and writer and she loves talking with people and sharing her thoughts in a daily journal. she likes to dress up and look presentable. she has dreams of graduating high school and going to college. here is what she tells me about family. >> maybe you do have a perfect image in your head, what would that be? >> i think of someone -- people who are going to support me. i have never found people like that. not even real people i have talked to, and so i don't know. i just -- i want someone who is accepting. not necessarily perfect, but people who are accepting. >> this little girl deserves a family and brittany learns to make a journal, so if you want to see this story, join me later

find out more about her, head to cbsdenver.com or call the adoption number on your screen. >> that's a good time for that young lady to find a good home. laura with the weather. what did they find? >> warm temperatures. 52 degrees coming from berry in carter lake. it's warm this morning. we'll talk about our just a moment. for the news you need when you need it, like,,

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a miracle baby in charlotte north carolina is home this morning. she's been in the hospital since she was born on september 23rd. she was 14 weeks early. and weighed only 10 ounces. >> we lived here every single day. if not every other day. >> even our equipment, and the diapers we have for the smallest babies were too big for her. >> wow. this is faith. her mother and the doctors at carolina's med ical center says she's a fighter. they say they had to be creative with care because she was so small. that earned elana the nickname, tater tot.

to grow into something beg. >> i want to know who she is because she's feisty. >> she looks around and pays attention to her surroundings and she knows her mom and dad's voice. i'm amazed she's come this far. >> she weighing 5 pounds and 7 ounces and there's the proud dad right there. that's 5 times her birth weight and more. >> she's a cute baby. we're getting a look at what's on the menu for the grammy's and the sitcom makes a couple back. >> here's suzanne market with eye on entertainment. >>reporter: we're getting our first look at what the tanner family is up to as netflix releases the full house spin off, fuller house. the cast of

the investigative series is in its 13th season. >> people care about each other and that's rare. that has developed over the years. >> the 300 episode airs on cbs in march. and staple center is getting ready for the grammy award. martin showed off with the musician and guest will dine on the after party. the lovely tender chicken with mac and cheese and bourbon glaze. >> the grammy's air this monday on cbs. that's your eye on entertainment. suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles. and this wednesday morning, we're warming up at 38 degrees. >> how do you feel after yesterday? do you feel good. still ahead, the cbs 4 morning news. owe-- we have breaking news. i'm live at denver international airport where a

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