>> as fighting in gaza escalates tonight there was a wharf words in san francisco between protesters on both sides of the on going battle in the middle east. good evening. i'm ama dates. tonight the crisis in the middle east is escalating. this is a live look we are going to show you now in gaza. you can see the pillar of black smoke rising into the air from some type of explosion. more than 430 palestinians and 20 israelis have died in the past two weeks. two americans have been killed. both were soldiers for the israel defense force. one was from texas, and the other, 24-year-old max steinburg was from the san fernando valley. hamas claims it captured an israeli soldier. today a bloody ground battle

was fought in a neighborhood where israel says militants were launching rockets. the u.n security council held an emergency session and expressed serious concern about the rising civilian death toll. the violence in the middle east has sparked protests here in san francisco. abc7 news reporter lilian kim is in the newsroom with more on today's demonstrations. lilian? >> ama, things got pretty tense, especially when groups on opposite sides of the issue >> they came within inches of one another and at one point surrounded palestinian supporters. the diewlg protests -- dualing protests took place in san francisco. where a quiet solidarity protest took a backseat to the protest outside. >> it is showing we support our country and support our

people no matter what happens. >> i support israel. they are right and they have a great cause. hamas is a stris -- a terrorist organization. >> the counter demonstrators say not all jews feel the same way. these palestinian supporters are jewish too. >> we condemn what is happening in gaza. it is against our jewish values. it is being done in our name and it is heartbreaking to us. >> across town there was a large demonstration at justin herman plaza. >> we need to be able to understand that we are complicit to our tax dollars through what we purchase and we want to say that we are not okay with that. >> i just want to tell the u.s. government no matter what money they are spending to commit genocide in gaza is not in my name. >> strong emotions half a world away from the conflict.

lilian kim, abc7 news. >> a gaza boy who received a prosthetic leg in the bay area lost that leg this week as a result of fighting there. he is 15. this is video of him learning to walk with a new prosthetic leg last year. he was hurt with a missal hit his house during fighting in 2006. this week his prosthetic was destroyed in an attack. >> we escaped from my house and we run on glass and stones and on the street. >> the palestine children's relief fund which first helped him in 2006 now plans to bring him back to the united states to replace his prosthetic leg. >> the u.n security council could vote calling for international access to the crash site of the malaysia airlines jet in the ukraine. russia's ambassador says his government isn't happy about the wording. it calls on ukrainian rebels

to allow investigators to access the crash site. something president obama and australia's prime minister says must happen. senator feinstein says countries need to stand up to russia and demand answers. turning to our weather, and a rare summer rain. it was only a few drops, but rain did fall today across the state. this is our eleven look outside and it is dry now, but there could be more rain overnight. let's head to spencer christian for a first check on weather and live doppler 7hd. >> take aing a look, you can see there are areas of moisture moving through the bay area, pockets of moisture. the more significant activity is near sacramento where a cell is pushing through the area right now. even though it looks impressive here, only the sacramento airport is reporting rainfall right now. vacaville and fairfield and other locations in solano county are not reporting rain just yet. you can see pockets of moisture across parts of sonoma county and napa county and even marin county.

we have no reports from these areas yet of rainfall hitting the ground. there is certainly moisture in the atmosphere. 2 has not materialized as rain, but we are hoping for a little bit that's all we can expect. i will show you a dryer x warmer forecast later on in the week in a few minutes. ama? >> spencer, thank you. the rain was stronger in the sierra. in reno, people got drenched. it rained so much intersections across the city were flooded. and rain along highway 89 near lock tahoe, lots of rain and wet roads. tonight more rain is expected in the area. tonight police are investigating two suspicious deaths in sausalito. the bodies were found in a home after reports of gunfire. nick smith joins us live from the scene with more. nick? >> i can confirm that both bodies were handed to the coroner, but it may be days before authorities have an official answer as to what happened in that house behind me.

>> just before 3:00 a.m. they found two bodies in this upscale sausalito home after responding to a neighbor's report of gunfire. >> loud popping noises. it was several in rapid success. >> a prominent north bay real for has lived on this street for years. she heard the shots and knew instipg sighly that -- instinctively that something was wrong and she made the call to 9-1-1. >> they were here rapidly. >> the house is tucked behind heavy brush and it is easy to miss if not for crime scene investigators moving in and out and collecting evidence. police are tight lipped about what they found and a possible motive. >> i have no other information other than we are investigating two deaths. as soon as we have something to give to you, we will let you know. >> sources tell me that the incident that lead police to what they are calling a suspicious death investigation was contained to this home. police confirmed that there is

no threat to the community and that the crime is not connected to anything else they are investigating. we have also learned that the two bodies found inside are adults. a woman in her 40s and a man in his 50s. police would not confirm the method which they were killed. sherry is ready to put the entire day behind her. >> i am glad it is an isolated event and that we are safe. it is sad for all of us. >> a coroner's report is expected on tuesday. providing police with an official cause of death for both victims. nick smith, abc7 news. a 9-year-old girl was shot while playing in lowell park. it happened after 5:00. a group of men fired shots at each other and the girl was hit. she is expected to survive. >> a two of h alarm fire leaves people without a home. it broke out before 5:30 at an apartment building in san

lorenzo. alameda county fire say the flames moved quickly into the attic. a few firefighters almost fell through the roof, but managed to get themselves to safety. one resident said the fire broke out right after she got home. >> in less than three minutes i heard the firecrackers and then i heard crack lig outside and right to the front door. seen the neighbor come down and ask for a fire distinguisher. we went out the glass door to see what was going and we seen the flames shooting into his apartment. >> the cause has not yet been determined. the building is too damaged for anyone to be inside. the red cross is helping the families who live there. the family of a uc berkeley student who drowned in a texas lake last weekend is raising money to pay for divers to look for his body. the 20-year-old sophomore drowned in about a hundred feet of water last saturday evening. diver frtz sheriff's department haven't been able to find his body. the family has asked a florida team to look, but it is

expensive. it is about $15,000. so far the family has raised about $4,000. two people were hurt after their car rolled down a steep hill in lot gas -- los gatos. a man and woman were in a ford fusion when the man lost control and the car went over the edge. they needed a chp helicopter to get the couple out. they had to repel down and carry up the woman before taking her to the hospital. more than 40 police officers put on leave after a shootout with suspected it bank robbers in stockton returned to work today. the suspect who survived the shootout is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. police say 19-year-old jaime ramos on the right used 41-year-old misty sing as a human shield. investigators say they suspect the same men carried out other bank heists including one earlier at the same branch hit this week. still to come on abc news

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people from around the bay area have come together for aidswalk san francisco. more than $2 million was raised today to help fund the fight against hiv and aids. once again abc7 was a sponsor of the walk, and we brought out the abc7jumbotron to catch the walkers in action. sergio has a look at today's event. >> the start of aidswalk san francisco is often a

star-studded event. my colleague was the master of ceremonies and was joined by actor cheyenne jackson who kicked off the event with a song. >> ♪ imagine all the people >> one of the lead organizers immediately called attention to the group of european aids researchers who were killed days ago. they were among the 298 passengers aboard malaysia flight 17 when it was downed in ukraine. >> we dedicate our efforts today to them, to their enormous contributions to ending this epidemic. >> and then participants took to the walking route around golden gate park. >> this year an estimated 20,000 people are participating in aidswalk san francisco. they have collect difficultly -- collectively raised $2 million. >> this is the 28th annual walk. abc7 has been a sponsor of the event almost from the start. >> this is our 27th year. it is a legacy we are proud of. it keeps getting bigger and bigger and we are glad to be a

part of this. >> there has been a big battle. through hard work and plenty of public education now whole families are part of the effort to eradicate hiv and aids. >> i brought my kids out here because i need to learn how to give back and support the community. >> the money raised goes to support project inform, an organization with a mission to support people living with hiv and aids as well as education and prevention efforts. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> there were lots of photos tweeted out from today's walk. you can see abc7 news anchor dan ashley and cheryl jennings in that picture. and here is cheryl again with katie and the traffic reporter. >> president obama is set to sign an executive order to protect lgbt employees from workplace discrimination. the order bans discrimination on sexual orientation and gender identity. the doors have closed for

good at a landmark restaurant in san francisco. the customers enjoyed one last meal tonight. antonio acardo opened the restaurant with his wife, julia, in 1955. back then it was one of the few restaurants on irving street. they are now in their invests and say they are -- in that i 70s and are ready to retire. they marked the anniversary with is a giant birthday party. they say it was the birthday of some popular ice cream flavors including toasted almond and swiss milk chocolate and rocky road. spencer and i decided we will take any one of those flavors. he is here now with a look at our weather. >> you are making me hungry. here is live doppler 7hd. we have pockets of moisture moving through the bay area. we may get sprinkles, widely scattered sprinkles and more concentrated rainfall is over

the sacramento area and pushing into, well, the moisture is pushing into solano county. it looks impressive and we don't have reports of rainfall hitting the ground. this is looking westward across the bay. it is a rather uniform low to mid60s at san carlos, gilroy and half moon bay. a live view at the golden gate bridge which looks rather clear. we have high clouds over the golden gate. further temperature readings low to mid60s in santa rosa and napa and novato and livermore. on we go to a live view of the portion of the downtown skyline of san francisco from our exploratorium camera. you can see a little moisture in the atmosphere and some of the high and midlevel clouds in the background. these are our forecast features. it is mostly cloudy and mild. it is partly to mostly cloudy and turning mostly sunny and then a warmer pattern developing by thursday. it will be quite a warm pattern and that will continue to the weekend.

satellite-radar composite shows moisture winding its way through the bay area and parts of the central valley is moving westward from the sierra where today we had an outbreak of violent thunderstorms. during the overnight hours we will see high clouds and moist tour continue -- continuing to pass through. and moving northward by midday tomorrow leaving us with dryer air and a less humid feeling and a dryer pattern for the days ahead. mild under cloudy conditions and low temperatures in the low 60s. in the south bay mainly sunny skies by the afternoon and highs in the upper 70s to the low 80s. on the peninsula, highs of seftd 4 san -- 74 san mateo. half moon bay and downtown san francisco will see a high of 68 tomorrow, 66 in the sunset district. north bay look for highs under haze a econ decisions in the midto upper 70s and mainly low to mid70s in the east bay and in the inland east bay low to mid80s. especially out toward antioch

and brentwood which will be the warmest locations. here is a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. starting to warm up on thursday, but the real heat is turned on friday and saturday with highs in the midto upper 90s in our inland locations and midto upper 80s around the bay. that's some nice, warm, toasty, summer weather. >> ice cream weather. >> thank you, spencer. >> when he was talking sprinkles, i thought he was talking ice cream. >> what a sunday for rory. i am channeling spencer. he won his first two majors by eight stroke margins. today it was not that easy, but by making shots like this one, rory mcilroy is the seventh wire to wire winner at the british open. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired.

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lead into the final round rory mcilroy held off a pair of challengers to win his first british open. let's go to royal liverpool. no golfer had ever blown a six-stroke lead in the final round. mcilroy got off to a fast start on the first hole and rolls in this long birdie and shot a 71 today. sergio garcia made it interesting with a 66. this eagle on 10 got him to within two shots of the lead. on 15 he fails to get out of one of those deep bunkers. that would pretty much end his chances. rickie fowler hung around, but never made a serious charge. he finishes tied for second with garcia. on the final hole and rory putting for birdie and it is just to the left. no problem though. he taps in for par and still wins by two. he gets a hug from his mother. mcilroy joins tyinger and jack nicklaus as a player to win three majors by age 25. now he just needs a win at the

masters to complete a career grand slam. >> it has been an incredible week. i am happy i gave myself enough of a cushion today because there were a lot of guys coming at me. especially sergio and ricky. i get to be sitting here looking at it with my name on it. it is a great feeling. it obviously hasn't sunk in yet. i am going to enjoy it and let it sink in. >> danica patrick took in the final round in south lake tahoe. this is jerry rice with the birdie on the par 3 seventh. the former 49er finished with 49 points and good for 19th place. redskins quarterback lost last year's tournament in a playoff and this time he comes out on top. the ship keeps rolling and goes in for a birdie. he wins it by nine over roenick and anika.

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record. the a's jumped on the o's starter for two runs in the first. the triple drives in coco crisp. sonny gray improves his record and he gets the unpopular manny machado. he had three hits in the fifth. he doubles home josh donaldson. the a's put it away. oakland rolls to a 10-2

victory. mike trout and the angels played host to the mariners. they lead in the eighth and fernando rodney gets cole calhoun to fly out to deep center. he taunts the angels'. in the 9th they stick it to rodney. pujols doubles down the right field line and that scores trout and the game is tied. both trout and pujols mock rodney with their own bow and arrow pose. and with two outs and the bases loaded, the former a's prospect singles up the middle. the angels walk off with the victory. they stay a game and a halfback of oakland. the giants' first base man brandon belt will be out for awhile. yesterday he was hit in the face by a throw and suffered a concussion. he will go on the seven or 15-day disabled list. the giants were trying to complete a sweep of the marlins. timlin saw kim -- tim lincecum got off to a shaky start.

san francisco answers in the third. buster posey doubles down the line. two runners score and the game is tied. lynnlincecum throws it into the dirt. lincecum would not be so lucky in the seventh. he uncorks another wild pitch and this one gets away. scores what proves to be the game winner. giants lose it and the dodgers won it in a tie with sphron for first place -- with san francisco for first place. the 49ers open training camp and we will hear from george siefert and he will be the first to be inducted into the hall of fame at levi stadium. still to come, wildfires across the northwest. tonight the one thing that could help firefighters get the upper hand. >> more evacuations in florida after yet another sinkhole opens up. and making sport history. what this woman did and why at 105 she shows no signs of

i'm ama dates. the fighting between israel and hamas and gaza have sparked protest in the bay area. in san francisco people from opposing sides shouted at each other in front of temple emmanuel. they rallied at justin herman plaza to stop supporting israel. police are investigating tonight after two people were found dead in sausalito overnight. they are calling the death suspicious. 24r is no threat to the public. they have not released anything about a possible motive or the victim's name. dozens of people must find a new place to live after a fast-moving fire damaged an apartment building in san lorenzo. the flames quickly spread to the attic. the red cross is helping the families who live there. cooler temperatures and

lighter winds are forecast in wildfire-stricken washington state this week which could help firefighters battle fires that have destroyed more than 150 homes so far. more than a dozen fires are burning right now across the northwest. abc news reporter with the latest. >> inch by inch, these are the men and women on the front lines creating a perimeter around the wildfire that has been burning out of control for nearly a week. >> we are trying to protect this side of the orchard so it doesn't blow up on us. >> what was started by four fires exploded into one large monster fire. consuming at least 237,000 acres. and despite an allout assault from the air and 1300 firefighters on the ground, flames continue to run wild, burning more than 150 homes. >> very volatile in all of of these areas. >> this drone video captures the massive devastation from the raging fires. and at the command center, they are now relying heavily

on reinforcements from across the country. >> nobody in this county will have enough fire equipment to deal with something like this ever. >> these firefighters will workup to 16 hours a day for 14 days straight and if they save one more home it is well worth it. >> that was brandy hit reporting. so far there were no reports of serious injuries from the fires in washington state. a massive sinkhole is threatening to swallow up part of a neighborhood in florida. the neighbors in the tampa suburb say the ground opened up quickly last night crumpling the asphalt above. four homes were evacuated. no one was hurt, but witnesses say the sinkhole doubled in size in just half an hour. it is more than 100 feet across and theater feet deep. >> out of no where the earth went straight up in the air. it exploded in the air straight up. >> the sinkhole is now stable. one home is evacuated, but that family should be allowed back in after the hole is filled with cement. new video tonight shows the moment a hot air balloon

crashed into the live power lines. it caused two explosions in clinton, massachusetts last night. the f.a.a. says the balloon was carrying six people and five were taken to the hospital suffering burns and some serious. the company that operates the balloon rides has not commented. most of us use facebook to connect with friends and family. recently one kentucky woman unknowingly used it to connect with police. the woman on the right posted these sell fee -- selfies showing off her new leopard print dress. the problem is she stole it. they posted a picture of the thief after reviewing security footage and in the small town it didn't take long to realize the new dress was stolen. >> her excuse was there was nobody in here. we were in the back working. she just took it. not an excuse there. >> looking in the background of the photograph we were able to pinpoint where she was at. >> police say she had the clothes in her hands a when they showed up.

a man a in alabama went low tech to catch the man who broke into his business three times. he set up a baby monitor inside and kept the speaker near his bed. early friday he heard a noise and called police who arrived when the suspect was leaving. he lead officers on a high speed chase before they caught up with him. hollywood lost a towering figure. james garner died at his home in los angeles. the actor was known as a tough guy with a wink. in the 1970s that music signaled the start of "the rockford files" a popular tv show about a constantly put upon detective played to perfection by garner jie. hold it a minute. can't we talk about this? >> twice decorated for service in the korean war, garner didn't start acting until he was 25. his big break came as a charming con man in the 1950s tv show "maverick." >> you don't want any trouble. >> you are right, doc.

not that kind. >> garner left the series in a dispute over money, but years later the black and white western was remade into a movie co-starring mel gibson. >> this is no time to be brave. >> garner never quite made it as a major movie star. still he had a string of successes. he played a prisoner of war in "the great escape a." >> we want to take some snap shots. >> starred with doris day in "move over darling." and they made three movies with julie andrews. garner was nominated for an oscar for playing a small town pharmacist in murphy's romance. in 2005 he was presented with a lifetime achievement award from the screen ago a ter's guild. -- screen actor's guild. >> i don't know if i deserve this award, but maybe for tonight you will forgive me for acting like i do. >> and act was what he did in "the notebook" and on tv in" 8 simple rules." garner was characteristically

modest about his long career. "i'm not sure how i got here" he once said. "i must have done something good." >> james garner was 86 years old. it was 45 years ago neil armstrong and buzz aldrin were the first to set foot on the moon. they will honor armstrong who died in 2012 with a ceremony naming at building after him. the sis sthoirs rick operations and checkout building at kennedy space center will be the neil armstrong operations building. still to come, making history on the pitching mound. plus -- >> billions of dollars is wired overseas by immigrants each year. how to get the money there safely. >> i'm spencer christian in the forecast center. there is an end in sight to this muggy weather. i will show that you end and what is ahead for the next seven days in my accu-weather

wire money overseas, but the money never arrived. after failing to get an explanation she contacted 7 on your side's michael finney. >> ivy from richmond has many momentos from her home country of indonesia.

her mother and brother still live there, and she wanted to spend $500 to help pay for her mom's medical bills. >> so in june 12 i went to money gram in wal-mart in hilltop mall. i wired the money for my brother to pick up the money. >> the u.s. bureau of economic analysis estimates that in 2010 more than $37 billion was sent from immigrants in the united states to foreign households. ivy said her brother never received the money. money gram says the money had been refunded to ivy at her request. ivy said she never asked for a refund or received 1. she called money gram with lots of questions. >> where is my money? the guy said the money has been gone. i said where is my money? the guy said oh we cannot verify who took the money. >> ivy said she and money gram had both been scammed. finding out who scammed them

will be difficult. the nonprofit consumer action of san francisco published a pamphlet off -- offering advice on sending money overseas. here is their spokesperson. jay money order wire transfers, there is not many protections when you consider what is available for debit and credit cards. >> protections include the right to can a sell a trans sx -- to cancel a transaction within 30 minutes of making one. >> you can initiate an investigation for lost or stolen money order for up to six months, but if somebody picked it up and cashed it, you are not going to get that money back. >> that is supposed to pay for my mom's medical bill. that's concerning because they need the money. eye ivy contacted 7 on your side for assistance and money gram told us that money gram was alerted by one of its customers that recently she may have been a victim of consumer fraud. an investigation into the surrounding circumstances ensued. money gram quickly learned

that the customer's allegations were connect. at which time she was given a full refund. >> i am just happy i called 7 on your side to help me with my case with money gram. >> consumer actions pamphlet, how to send money home is available in english and spanish, chinese, vietnamese and korean. it includes available information on how to send money home. you can find a link on our website. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. a san diego area woman celebrating a milestone birthday got quite a party tonight. agnes mckee is celebrating her 105th birthday today. a long-time padres fan, the team invited her to toss out the first pitch at the game today. her wind up is old school and she got a big hug afterward. mckee is believed to be one of the oldest people living in san diego county and is now the oldest person to ever throw the first pitch at a

padres' game. i think she did pretty well. spencer has another look at the weather before we head into the workweek. >> that's an amazing story. i love that. we have little pockets of moisture traveling through the north bay right now. maybe a drop or two hitting the ground here and there, but a more concentrated area is between sacramento and fairfield moving into solano county and we expect some shower activity to occur. statewide tomorrow, hot conditions and now through the interior sections of the state especially in the central valley, thunderstorms will rumble through. here in the bay area after a cloudy early morning start we will have partly sunniy skies in the afternoon. it will be warm. highs in the midand upper 60s on the coast to the midand upper 70s on the bay to the low and mid80s inland. here is the seven-day forecast. it will turn warm later in the week. the first couple days we will have the steady pattern. starts to warm up on wednesday

and thursday through sunday with inland highs in the midto upper 90s. midto upper 80s on the bay and upper 60 to 70 on the coast. >> warming up a little bit. >> thank you so much. >> rick quan is doing sports and it is time for our baseball team. >> close races are coming on. we will update on you the standing as the a's and giants hang on to first place. and nfl training camps open up. going to the

island rory mcilroy dreamed of having his name etched on the cleric jug and today that dream came true. lits let's go to liverpool. he got off to a fast start on his first hole and rolls in this long birdie and shot a 71 today. sergio garcia kept the pressure on with a 66. this eagle on 10 got him to within two of the lead. on 15 he fails to get out of one of the deep bunkers. rickie fowler hung around, but never made a serious charge. a birdie on 15 and tied garcia for second. rory nearly close itself out with a birdie, but no problem. he taps in for par and wins by two.

mom missed the first two majors, but not this one. mcilroy joins tiger and jack nicklaus. having quite a win over baltimore. 30,000 fans including spencer's daughter were at today's game. that wasn't her. the a's impot 15 hits. got 15 hits. driving in coco crisp. gray allowed two runs over 6 and two-third innings. he gets manny machado. three at this time and batting .364 in the fifth. he doubles home josh donaldson. craig gentry and the a's roll to a 10-2 victory. the a's stay a game and a halfback. the giants were trying to complete a sweep of the marlins.

tim lincecum was not at his best. kasey mcgee takes him deep to left. san francisco would answer in the third and buster posey down the left field line. lincecum throws one in the dirt. hector sanchez makes a great play at third. lincecum would not be so lucky. he uncorks another wild pitch. this one gets away. it is what proves to be the game winner and the giants lose it 3-2. dodgers' ace clayton kershaw was on the hill in st. louis. he was not his usual unhittable self. giving up a two-run homerun and that tied the game at three. in the 9th adrian gonzalez delivers an r.b.i single. rojas will score. dodgers win it 4-3 and are in a tie for first place with san francisco. just last week some of the 49er greatest players gathered to say goodbye to candlestick park. one person who helped make the

team so successful was george siefert. he will be the first person inducted into the 49er hall of fame at levi stadium. >> and a play fake. touchdown 49ers! first touchdown of the game. >> he was at the helm of the last two super bowl titles and an assistant coach on the first three. fittingly, he will be the believe inductee into the hall of fame class. >> the neat thing is first off to be representing such a great period of time and great number of players and coaches. >> george grew up in san francisco and then coached his favorite team all those years at candlestick. >> to be in the hall of fame with fell laws i worked with.

coach walsh and others that are in the hall of fame. it is special. they say you should never follow a legend, but he did just that replacing bill walsh. >> when i worked for bill as an assistant, that was precious. i would not have wanted it any other way. i developed most as a coach during that period. probably the most enjoyable was working with bill. >> he will be inducted on november 2nd against the rams. >> they were always our big rival when i was here. even when i was a kid we couldn't seem to beat them. then we had a long run where we dominated the series. >> the arena league action. san jose struck first. these cats had no soul. white with the touchdown catch.

san jose loses it 42-20 and drops to 12-5. italy continues to lead the tour de france. the race ends a week from today in paris. ama? >> thank you so much, rick. and thank you for joining us. that is it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. i'm ama date for rick quan and spencer christian and all of us here, thank you for joining us. the news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. have a great night and a wonderful week.

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