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of pittsburgh tonight where authorities found an explosive device forcing an emergency shelter in place. good evening. i'm katie. people who live near pit pits high school between central avenue and mcarthur avenue where the possible bomb was found had to take cover in their homes tonight. alyssa harrington is live at the scene. alyssa? >> reporter: the bomb squad detonated the device and the impact left this hole in the grass across from the high school. it is a foot and a half deep. here is what we know. the shelter in place has been lifted, but authorities were called to a vacant apartment over here on summer street about 9:30. they found what appeared to be a homemade explosive device. they were a couple of road flares taped together.

residents near the high school were ordered to shelter in place, lock their doors and windows. the walnut creek bomb squad moved the device to this area away from homes and exploded it. nobody was hurt. no arrests have been made, but the investigation is on going. live in pittsburgh, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >> thank you. developing news in san francisco, police say a bicyclist is badly hurt after being hit by a car just within the last hour. it happened on the embarcadero near hair ri son street. police are on the scene looking for clues. no word at this point on the injured bicyclist a condition. but that person has been taken to a trauma center. two men are under arrest tonight. they are accused of setting eight fires in alameda and now police are looking to see if they are connected to a series of fires in oakland. a community in alameda is reeling. home and businesses are burned by what fire investigators say are a pair of arson nies.

>> people screaming fire, fire! get out of the building! i pulled on my clothes as fast as i could and i got out. >> police say eight fires were set overnight. bright one-hour cleaners were gutted. angela's restaurant closed for remodeling was supposed to reopen in 10 days. >> i was looking forward to -- waiting for the sign to go up. we worked hard on this. >> two men were arrested on arson. investigators are now looking into the possibility that they have done this before. early on friday there were five suspicious fires in oakland on or near international boulevard including this van on east 15th avenue. >> there is a big old long road. >> investigators suspect someone intentionally torched a piece of furniture inside this house while family members slept inside. and an art how that repairs old furniture and offers music

classes is what hit. >> we see flames at 6:00 in the morning. flames were lapping at the windows. >> the director says they lo about 250 antique shingles and old windows and a victorian couch. despite helping the firefight with their garden hose. >> some good news, there were no reports of injuries. the motive though is unclear. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow for a man who died at a gas station in oakland. he died at the chevron on san pablo avenue and 35th street around 7:15 this, month. witnesses say someone hit the man on the head after he apparently stole something at the convene yen store. convenience store. he then collapsed. new video of a man accused of breaking into a home in mountain view. the man broke into the home on church street and then left with a coat and ski pants and two sleeping bag straps.

plea tried to break -- police tried to break in, but they fixed the broken door. they found images of the man on the home surveillance system. he has not been arrested. a ma is sigh tech event is underway in san francisco. oracle's open world is exciting for some, but a traffic headache for others. abc7 news reporter is there live with that. sergio, the buzz surrounding the company's new leadership. >> there were some people expecting to say something. it means it is drivers through howard and they will only have to deal with the traffic diversions around this massive event for four more days. >> the party on the oracle open world plaza continued well into the night. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the chief officer larry ellis son. >> lays -- days ago he

announced he would be stepping down as ceo in oracle. it is a change that was noticed in his introduction. he mentioned products aimed at securing user data. it is something silicon valley has been conscious about in consumer data breeches and edward snowden's nsa revelations. >> we can find programs with malicious intent and stop them from corrupting our data or stealing our data. >> during his speech he only mentioned stephing down as -- stepping down as chief. attendees of the conference didn't notice a change. >> i don't know -- i didn't expect them to say anything about it. >> i wasn't surprised. i guess i didn't expect that. >> this year about 60,000 attendees are expected. the event continues through thursday night. that means the drivers will have to divert around the

center. they are hosted at three nearby hotels and union square. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> another traffic note for you right now. 10 miles of highway 37 remain closed between vallejo and sears point, but only for two more hours. it is part of a cal trans repaving project. it is expected to reopen at 1:00 a.m. some help for the struggling doctor's medical center in san pablo. governor brown signed a bill giving the facility $3 million. the money will help while the hospital seeks long-term funding. the hospital faced a series of cutbacks including diverting ambulances to other facilities. the governor is l signed a bill that backers call america's first yes means yes law. is it aimed at combating sexual assaults on college campuses. the new law defines laws as both parties must consent to sexual activity. it would place limits on the

unmanned surveillance drones by police. let's check the forecast as we start a new week. abc7 news meteorologist with the heat wave that is coming. >> we were cloudy and on the cool side. live doppler 7hd and the clouds that we had are not giving way to any precipitation at this hour. looking at highs today, we were well below normal. generally see a lot of 70s on the graphic. the warmest temperature was 80 in fairfield. this is the coolest day we have on the seven-day forecast. it is only warming up from here. the bus stop as you are headed out, we are dry with peaks of sunshine around the coast and bay. temperatures in the upper 50s to the mid60s. we will talk much more about how warm we will get and when the heat wave will be. katie? >> thank you. it is not good news for the drought. that drought is making fighting fires more difficult. and it is causing problems for the state's crops as well. the almond, grape and orange output are expected to be

greater than usual because of the drought. an estimated 420,000 acres of farmland, about 5%, have gone unplanted this year. the rice crop could suffer the most. roughly a fourth of the rice fields have not been planted. >> fans on both sides of the bay will enjoy at least a little post season baseball after the a's clinched their last wild card birth today. they celebrated after closing out their win over the texas rangers in arlington. this marks the third trip in a row to the post season. the a's will visit the kansas city royals in a win or go home wild card game on tuesday. back at home the giants lead the cheers to the 9-3 win over san diego closed the regular season. san francisco clinched clinched a wild card birth on thursday. shu will have all of your bay ball highlights coming up later in the newscast. >> it is time to talk about the newest fashions for fall. the golden state warriors are unveiling new iewn forms.

new uniforms. the chronicle reports that ten top social media influences were invited. they will join the blue and gold as official colors. >> still to come on abc news at 11:00, helping a community in need. how little music did more than soothe the soul today. >> i think they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> the fight against isis and what happens next. and later, the wedding of the year and what guests were told to leave a home when abc new

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pro-democracy pro tees. crews clashed with student demonstrators who are demanding full voting rights for the city. more than two dozen people had to be taken to the hospital. the protesters are angry at the chinese government plans to vet candidates in hong kong's first ever election in 2017. we should learn tomorrow if san francisco court workers will strike. the union workers rallied outside the courthouse before taking a strike vote l.a. wednesday. those votes will be counted tomorrow. members of the 1021 union. it includes wages, staffing and rising health care costs. well, to the wedding of the year, they say. george clooney had a

star-studdedy -- star-studded event. >> reporter: the morning after the wedding of the year and the newlyweds were making their debut as husband and wife. george clooney and his bride emerging from the 7-star hotel today. beaming to the cameras and showing off their new rings. feast your eyes on that. the night before the couple saying i do at a private ceremony. matt damon and his wife, emily blunt and john krazsky, bill murray, cindy crawford and bono all making their way down venice's grand canal in style. guests dancing the night away to a mix of tunes including the jackson 5. feasting on lobster and fried palenza, the bride said to be wearing a white alexzander mcqueen dress. we mortals may never know

exactly what happened behind those closed doors, though images of the wedding leaking out so far. the guests were reportedly asked to leave their cell phones outside. the partying continuing into the wee hours of the morning and with another civil ceremony planned for tomorrow, a fitting fare for one of the world's most eligible bachelors now a married man. ven any. venice. there was a full house to raise money for napa relief. the napa valley rocks concert capped a four-day celebration to support business and people affected by the august 24th quake. organizers want people to know that downtown napa is very much open for business and they want to raise the spirits of locals. nearly everyone involved in the event donated their time and resources. thousands of runners and walkers pounded the pavement in san francisco to help fight breast cancer. they took part in the annual

susan g komen foundation race for the cure. the money raised will help pay for services for breast cancer patients in the bay area. it probably felt nice to have a little cloud cover there the sun is coming. >> it is coming back. when it comes back tomorrow afternoon and into midweek next week we are talking about temperatures getting very warm. some 10 to 15 degrees above average. we will show you no precipitation on the map despite cloud cover. we are in the 60s around the bay area. 65 in oakland and 60 san mateo and 61 for san francisco. napa is cooler coming in at 55 degrees currently. a live look outside showing you downtown san francisco. a few patchy clouds on our exploratorium camera. we will have koaal clouds to -- coastal clouds to greet us. and then everybody sees the sunshine and it will bring the autumn warmth. what we are tracking on our satellite and radar, first of all the cloud cover we had for

much of the day is responsible for an area of low pressure that is slow to depart. it has nothing to get it out of here. in the next 24 hours we will watch this cold front. it will slide from the north and we on monday afternoon. it will push the low to the east and get these clouds out of here. then we await the arrival of high pressure building in the pacific. it will bring a dome of heat midweek, and it will bring the autumn warmth. as we look at the temperature trend in san francisco we will start off pretty normal. temperatures will be in the 70s and we gradually rise above the average high of 73. and then on friday is when the peak of the heat comes in. we are in the mid80s and then we will slowly cool into the weekend. in the east bay we will see warmer temperatures. by friday we are getting to about 90 degrees. a lot of spot will hit ninety or even close to triple digits in our inland spot. the heat is short lived, but it will be intense on friday. as we look at the fore cay, a little coastal clouds early on

in the morning. the clouds unfortunately will hug parts of the coast. call it partly sunny in san francisco, but many of the locations around the bay area will see full sunshine by monday afternoon. overnight lows 60 in oakland and 55 san rafael and 58 in san jose. highs for the monday, 76 in san jose. 74 in santa clara and 73 in sunnyvale. 75 redwood city. 71 the high in millbrae. downtown san francisco getting to about 70 degrees. 65 daly city. as we move north, 79 petaluma and 77 in sonoma and 78 napa and east bay in the 70s. 72 oakland and 73 newark and inland spots 81 fairfield and 81 antioch and 79 livermore and 77 the high in san ramon. the accu-weather seven-day forecast will show you we have a little cloud cover early tomorrow morning and then sunshine by the afternoon. when the high pressure gets in here, guys, sunshine in full affect and we will see the temperatures going to the low

90s inland spot by thursday. we will hit 90 by friday in the bay and even the coast will get nice and warm with temperatures in the low 80s. and then by saturday and sunday we will gradually take back the heat. >> all right. thanks, drew. shu has good news for bay area sports. >> we love the heat too in sport. raiders were turned upside down by the dolphins in london which may do the same to the coaching staff. the 49er defense shut out the eagles defense, zero points. and despite special teams, an amazing win. a first at

team in nfl history to have a punt return for a touchdown and blocked punt for touchdown and interception for touchdown in a single game. that's 21 points the niners spotted them, but their

defense helped the off fen to zero points. jim harbaugh knew today was a must win. eagles up 7-3 in the first after a blocked punt for td. gore and kaepernick hookup. kap throws across the field and gore does the rest. a rough day, sacked four times and looking for lloyd and finds jenkins. 53-yard pick six and spcial teams falter in the second. sproles 82-yard punt return. the defense steps up. he rips the ball away and he had a pick and lead to kap's second td pass. his first as a 9er. 21-20 philly. the niners are up five. jeremy macklin keep the drive alive. four take aways and didn't allow a point.

the niners 26-21 the final and improving to 2-2. >> we came on and did that. we got key turnovers and we let our off fen work. >> raiders and dolphins in london at whimbley stadium. the raiders' first possession. he finds james jones. six catches for 83 yards. that lead to six points. off the play action. that was the high point. the raiders' d or lack there of. in the third and david carr goes down and diagnosed with a sprained mcl and high ankle sprain. a bad snap and a 50-yard scoop and score. miami thrashes oakland and they fall to 0-4. teams lost sen straight and he was asked afterwards if he thought his job was in

jeopardy. >> that's not my concern right now. >> i am never one to blame anything on the coaches. it has nothing to do with dennis alan and greg olson. they call plays to be successful. they were better than us today. >> raiders have a bye so stay tuned. we will take a time-out where the a's will clinch a final wild card spot. and shouting out what only a

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spot waiting for the final game of the season. drama queens. now they can clean the slate and look forward to the playoffs. josh reddick starts it off. 1-0a's. champagne on ice. two batters later. green and gold now up 2-0. sunny was stellar. complete game, six hitter, no walks, 5k's on 103 pitches. he is a bulldog. insurance runs in the 9th. lowry rips one pa second. let the celebration begin. making plateoffs four times in the last 15 years. and afterwards a special message for hi mom. check out the tweet. happy birthday, mom. post season, here we come. sonny is a good son. the giants clinched a playoff spot. a loose bunch today. the padres up 2-0 in the first and buster posey with a man on and see ya.

his 22nd. game tied at two. in the fourth and pinch hitter and adam duvall. turns the fast ball into a souvenir. the giants run away with a 9-3 victory. wild card play ins and the a's will face the royals in kansas city. the giants travel to pittsburgh to take on the pirates. both start at 5:00 p.m. ryder cup, nascar and plays of the day coming up in the news cay. yea for our local niners. still to come, the dramatic pictures out of the deadly volcano eruption in japan. and a day of fun turns into a nightmare after a monster truck slams into the crowd. we will show you what happened. and in you fears as a dangerous repro tore virus -- respiratory virus spreading across the nation. and the doctor saw a blemish on my cheek. he told me it was skin cancer. i was in shock. i wasn't i wasn't covered with any health insurance. but once i got covered through covered california, i was able to go get the surgery that i needed.

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in tonight's headlines, a bomb squad detonated what appeared to be a homemade explosive device near pit pits high school. the blast -- near pit -- pittsburgh high school. alameda police arrested two men they believe started this fire along with at least seven others. the flames destroyed several businesses early this morning. all took place within a seven-block radius. in oakland, an autopsy will take place on a man who was in a dispute at the gas station. it happened on san pablo avenue and 35th street around 7:15 this morning. witnesses say he may have been hit in the head after stealing

something. tonight president obama says u.s. intel general agencies underestimated the threat from isis militants. now and tx like more than airstrikes may be needed. t.j. holmes has details. >> reporter: the military campaign against isis is intensifying. on the ground with kurdish and iraqi fighters and from the air with u.s. forces leading bombing raids. but the isis militants who have brutally murdered hostages are still controlling and spreading terror over wide swaths of territory. it prompted this question to president obama on cbs news, "60 minutes." >> how did they end up where they are in control of so much territory? was that a complete surprise to you? >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community has acknowledged that i think they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> he didn't say that -- just

say that we underestimated isil. he said we overestimated the ability and the will of our allies, the iraqi army, to fight. >> that's true. that's absolutely true. >> the president realizing that the u.s. and its allies are facing an army of islamic extremists, describing them as a cancer. the house speaker agrees. >> these are barbarians and they intend to kill us. if we don't destroy them first, we will pay the price. >> the speaker saying american boots on the ground may be needed to defeat the enemy. so far they ruled out any in the battle against isis. abc news, new york. we turn now to the deadly volcano in japan. dramatic video as hikers run from cover from the thick smoke billowing from the craters of the popular hiking spot. and tonight there are still hikers missing. gloria rivera has the latest.

>> it came without warning. it suddenly turned deadly. this is the moment captured by a hiker who often posts his travels. a simple trek was a frantic fight for survival. watch this video from inside the summit. it erupted during the prime hiking season. watch as it is shattered by volume volcanic debris. some 250 climbers, many believed to be near the 10,000-foot peak, caught, and some trapped overnight. emergency helicopter teams are rushing to pluck survivors from the slope battling toxic gases and fears of another eruption. the rocks fell like hail stones, this man said. we couldn't breathe. dozens are dead. somebody is found in a lodge near the summit and others are buried in ash. it is one of 110 active volume cane no, -- volcanos in

japan. but eruptions can be difficult to predict. scientists seeing an up tick in seismic activity and nothing predicting this. despite the nightmare there were the lucky in japan. survivors off the mountain and back in their loved ones arms. abc news, washington. in the netherlands a monster truck crashed into the crowd during the show killing three people. a warning, some viewers may find this video disturbing. you can see it going off course and driving into a guardrail and into a group of onlookers. a dozen people were hurt. they think the gas peddle got stuck or the brakes failed. an american doctor who was exposed to the ebola virus has been admitted to a hospital near washington, d.c. the doctor who was volunteering in sierra leone was taken to the national institute of health where he will be treated in a special isolation unit out of an abundance of caution. four other american aid workers were infected with ebola. one remains in the hospital

and the other reis covered. new concern about the mysterious respiratory virus spreading across the u.s. 45 states have reported cases and now a disturbing new symptom, paralysis. doctors say it is rare, but more important than ever to keep an eye on your kids. >> when your child is not acting the way you expect with a cold symptom, that's when you need to access care. >> several of the young patients having trouble moving their arms and legs teed positive -- tested positive. the cdc is investigating whether or not that specific. >> russ -- virus is to blame. and still to come, sitting down with abc news for an exclusive interview. the harsh words for tech titans and what he says it takes to make it in the silicon valley. >> the temperatures today are mainly in the 70s, but on the seven-day forecast we are going to see a resurgeons of the 90-degree temperatures

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some of the products that peter helped create. now he wants to sell you hi ideas about how to -- his ideas about how to sell a successful business. ama sat down for an exclusive

interview. >> he is a rock star in the world of tech start ups. >> you need to find a great business idea that nobody is building. >> at this conference for entrepreneurs, people hang on every single word. >> silicon valley is going to be the center of the u.s. economy for the next 10 to 20 years. >> teal is the ultimate silicon valley success story. born in germanys and raised in foster city and graduated from san mateo high school. he was the founder of paypal and elogy selling it for $1.5 billion and that was the beginning. teal was an early invier in facebook -- investor in facebook and linkedn. he is reshaping with spot a fly and changing the way people travel with air b and b. we sat down with the 46-year-old billionaire for the only bay area interview. he is promoting his new book. >> it talks about going from 0 to 1 and from nothing to

something and creating a new business. >> what does it take for a company to thrive and succeed. >> i think the best cultures are defined by a unique sense of mission. >> that is where many companies in silicon valley have gone wrong. they come up with one good idea and stop innovating. he is critical for not taking the lead. he called google a monopoly because is it so big that no one can compete with it. last week he called twitter a horribly mismanaged company because it failed to do anything new beyond bringing us messages in 140 characters. he oversees his empire from the presidio and dismisses critics who suggest silicon valley is on the verge of repeating the dot com bust. >> i don't think that's the case. this is the start of a long boom. >> teal is banking on that. he has teamed up with the former paypal founder and

tesla creator to create the first spacecraft. he is also building floating countries in international waters to escape government regulation. >> there is an idea that the low hanging fruit is picked and it is hard to come up with new ideas. i am not saying it is easy, but they are out there. >> he teaches at stanford university. don't assume the part-time teaching job is an endorsement of higher education. >> students are uh massing too much debt. student debt is up to $1 trillion in the united states. >> he is paying students $100,000 to drop out for two years and instead work with him to come up with new ideas for companies. he calls them his 20 under 20. >> we have had four years of it. so 80 people have gone through the program. it has been a fantastic experience. a number of great businesses

have been started and they learned a trough men did you amount. >> have any of the 20 on 20 gone back to school? >> there is not a one set path for everybody. most of the people in the program have gone on to stay at start ups and work at other businesses. a few have gone back to school. the key thing is that people learn a lot in those two years. >> he calls the program a success. it launched 50 companies or nonprofits raising more than $63 million in investments. seven of those companies have sold totaling more than $17 million. teal believes one of the 20 under 20 could hold the key to one of his dreams. >> you want to live forever? >> finding a cure forgetting old. >> the most common cause of death is old age in one form or another. it is linked to basically every disease that we suffer from. it is something that i think is shockingly under explored and invied in. >> one more extreme idea that makes him a visionary and

inspiring entrepreneurs to take a risk with the hope of a big reward. ama dates, abc7 news. and now a time for a check of the forecast. drew is bringing in the sunshine. >> bringing the sunshine. let's look at the nationwide weather. a lot of sunshine is on the map and we are sandwiched between two fronts. we have plenty of sunshine for monday, but showers are abound in the south. 75 a high for atlanta and 84 new orleans. even the four corners seeing an area of low pressure that has the clouds over the bay area right now and bringing rain to salt lake city, denver and parts of great falls through the monday afternoon hour. a closer look to california you will notice we will see more sunshine on the way for monday. the afternoon we will be basking. cool in yosemite. 84 sacramento and 84 will be the high tomorrow in fresno. around the bay area, we will see 60 on the coast and 68 half moon bay and 70 for downtown san francisco. 63 richmond and 81 for fairfield and 81 antioch.

livermore getting up to 79 degrees. the numbers are off to the races. the accu-weather seven-day forecast tuesday, wednesday and thursday the numbers go up a few degrees every day. and they will peak with this heat on friday. friday looking at inland spots in the mid-nineties and 90s in the bay and 80s along the coast. the 90s stay through the weekend. we are not done with the summer like heat just yet. even if the calendar says october. >> that's the trick. thanks, drew. nothing tricky in sports. just straight up victory. >> niners, giants and a's are on the winning slate. highlight coming up. and why is this catch in the nationals game so significant? we will explain in our plays of the day.

all along, clinching a playoff birth on the final day of the regular season. they lost before today, but probably the best outing on the regular season. reddick start off the scoring. that will score brandon moss. a's are up 1-0. let's start chilling the champagne. a texas leaguer and green and gold up 2-0. sunny and stellar. complete game, six-hitter. on 103 pitches.

insurance runs in the 9th. slaps one past second and a's win it 4-0 and make the playoffs for the eighth final in the last 15 years. fourth best in major league baseball. the giants already clinched a playoff spot so they were having fun against the padres today. pads up in the first, but not any longer. poe see tattoo this one. his 22nd of the year and ties it at two. and then in the fourth pinch hitter duvall does not waste his opportunity and turns a fast ball into a souvenir. giants go up 5-3 and run away with a 9-3 victory. the final day of the 40th ryder cup in scotland. europeans in control. he sinks a birdie. jamie donaldson seals the deal. 15th hole. bradley concedes and the europeans win it 16.5 to 11.5. the third straight win for europe and eight of the last

10. seth gordon is looking for a victory at dover international speedway. gordon dominates the last quarter of the race. taking the checker flag and 96 of his career. he secured a spot in the remaining field. a step is clougher to another -- closer to another sprint cup title. the eagles had them on the ropes today. the defense was the difference in the first win at levi stadium. no emotion as usual. the eagles are up 7-3 after a blocked punt. frank gore and kaepernick took care of that. a 55-yard touchdown pass. the longest of his career. 10-7 niners. he was sacked four times. looking for brandon lloyd. a 53-yard pick six. special teams give up another one in the second. sproles with the 82-yard punt return.

defense though showed up. forces a fumble and also had a pick. leads to the second touchdown pass. a little tap dance to get in and his first is a a 49er. 21-20 philly. eagles driving and it is kept alive with that catch. now fourth and goal. foles rolls right and pass incomplete. defense with four take aways and didn't allow a point. 26-21 the final and improving to 2-2. raiders and dolphins in london. coach dennis alan may be on the hotseat. raiders' first possession. hits jones down the sideline. look at that catch. he had six catches for 83 yards. that lead to six points. 7-0 silver and black. that was the high point. ryan tannehill to wallace with the help of poor tackling he does the rest. 10 sf 7 -- 10-7.

mcgloyn takes over and out of control. miami thrashes oakland 38-14. raiders are 0-4. it should be an interesting bye week. it is time for your plays of the day. former panther out blood and guts against his former team. the raiders win it 38-10. jj watt scored an offensive touchdown in week two. he picked off ej manuel. 80 yards the other way. hue -- houston beats buffalo. career day for andrew luck and reggie wayne. 339 passing and four td's for luck. reggie, 200th career game. colts beat the titans. upset of the day in pittsburgh. it is 27-24. murray, 149 yards and two

scores. cowboys 38-17 and are 3-1 and this will go down in history. zimmerman is one out away from a no hitter. souza lays out to make the catch and the no hitter. unreal. those are your plays of the day. a's and royals in kc on tuesday and giants and pirates in pittsburgh on wednesday. >> thanks, shu and thank you for watching. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for shu and drew, thank you for joining us.

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