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live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> new clues in the murder of a bay area dental student. the perm items found miles from her home and now we know what the victim was doing right before her death. good evening. i'm katie. the 37-year-old was found dead in her albany apartment on monday and now police are releasing new information about the case. her perm belongings were found in a trashcan about two miles away in richmond. lilian kim is live at the albany police department with the latest. lilian? >> katie albany police believe the items were removed and among them were bloody clothing. >> he comes back right away with bags in each hand and says look, i found this in your garbage. there is a really high end

purse here. >> this richmond resident elizabeth duke was surprised by what a friend found in her trashcan. a coach handbag and inside was someone's id and credit cards and a bag of stained clothing. >> i wanted to see more, but i was afraid to touch it. i didn't touch it. what did you see on it? i just saw blood. >> albany police say the items came from a 37-year-old dental student. paul was found monday with a gunshot wound to the head in her apartment one day after they believe she was murdered. they hope the trashcan connection will bring in more tips. >> we hope it may generate more calls that will help us discover why those items were left there and who did it. at this point we are going off the assumption that they were removed from the crime scene. >> paul was from india and on track to graduate from the ucsf dental program.

paul had just come home from the temple the night she was killed. >> the community was shocked when we heard. you live in a place you can get shot in your own house. >> the city's last homicide was more than 10 years ago. two additional officers have now been assigned to the case bringing the total number of investigators to six. in albany, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> the fallout continues over racist and homophobic text messages and a sergeant convicted on corruption charges. sergio is live in the newsroom with more. sergio? >> katie, these were text messages sent on the officer's private phones but we learned about them because they were included in court documents. federal prosecutors spelled out some of the messages to try to convince a judge not to let the sergeant out of jail while he appeals his corruption conviction. >> four san francisco policemen are entangled in the

scandal because they are believed to exchange toxic text messages with the police sergeant. tonight the police chief says he wants those officers off the force and so does much of the rest of the department. >> if these officers have made these statements they also support my action that i will do everything i can to separate them from the police department as we do not want to have them among us. >> the attorney representing two of the officers in this scandal says his clients have a right to privacy and to keep their jobs. >> i don't think anyone expects that their private texts are going to be read and published. i think that comes as a surprise to everybody. >> the surprise are michael robinson and michael selas. they are among the four who were assigned duties that keep them away from the public. his clients are devastated about this. >> my clients are remorseful. they accept responsibility and they are remorseful for the comments.

the best way to put it is they are ashamed. >> most of the texts released are too graphic to air. a message from april 18th reads 20,000 bees in vacaville near school but they are not as dangerous like black people. the investigation of these four officers is now the highest priority and should be completed in a month. >> the san francisco branch of the naacp announced they will hold a news conference on the steps of the halve justice to address this on going investigation. abc7 news. >> thank you sergio. in the east bay a 36-year-old san ramon man was killed when his motorcycle crashed into a tree off interstate 680. the motorcycle wound up on the grassy area. no other vehicles were involved. freeway ramps reopened an hour after the crash. investigators identified a man killed in a multi car pile up on interstate 580.

52-year-old all bright -- albright came to a stop in heavy traffic and at least 16 cars were involved in the chain reaction crash. six other people were hurt. a fire engine that responded to an accident helped prevent a more serious incident. the fire truck parked behind the scene of a roll over accident. that's when police say an inuh 10 testify driver -- inattentive driver slammed into the fire truck. he was taken to the hospital with major injuries. the two vic -- victims were treated for minor injuries. the chp threatened a man who jumped off the antioch bridge. the same man tried to jump off the bridge last month. this time police say he was on a motorcycle speeding 80 miles an hour on city streets in oakley. he lead police to the bridge where he climbed the railing and threatened to jump, but officers managed to grab him.

>> turning to weather we will head over to drew for a look at live doppler hd. >> and a taste of summer to start off the weekend. while the temperatures cooled off today it was a rather pleasant day across the region. yesterday san jose and san francisco set record highs in the midto upper 80s. today we saw temperatures cool anywhere from 9 to 17 degrees. oakland also set a record and cooled off by 10 degrees topping off in the upper 60s. livermore and half moon bay and santa cruz are all cooling off between 4 and 11 degrees over the weekend. the cooling trend will continue into monday as we head back to work and school. we'll detail the numbers with the full accu-weather forecast. it may be warm and dry here but boston is breaking the opposite records. it is the snowiest season

there since 1872. the official measure was 108.6 inches and the season is not over yet. developing news police in ferguson missouri have a man in custody for the shooting of two police officers last week. it culminates a massive manhunt and there could be other suspects. >> he is now charged with two counts of assault in the first degree for the two police officers who were shot. >> prosecutors say 20-year-old jeffrey williams was the trigger man whose gunfire cut down two police officers outside police headquarters. this was the scene early thursday when bullets turned protest into chaos. >> he acknowledged his participation in firing the shots. >> prosecutors say williams fired a 40 caliber pistol from a vehicle and williams said he wasn't aiming at police. >> it is possible he was firing shots at someone other than the police and struck the

police officers. >> both officers are recouperating at home and they say their investigation is on going. >> there may have been other people who were with him at the time who were participating. >> attorney general eric holder says it sends a clear message that acts of violence against our law enforcement personnel will never be tolerated. ferguson is deeply divided after the shooting of michael brown last august and the recent report from the u.s. justice department that found widespread inequality and law enforcement. even so police say it was information from the community that lead to this arrest. abc news, new york. the car belonging to a rookie los angeles police officer wanted as a person of interest in a fatal shooting has been found. henry solice's car was found near where a man was gunned down two hours earlier. he was off duty during the early friday shooting and failed to report to work the next day. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, it is something out

of a movie. a real estate tycoon arrested after a 15-year-old murder. what he says that could land him behind bars. and look at this another mess. another park that is covered in trash after a weekend party and why a good cause may be part of the problem. and a vandalized car missing ring and now the search for the good samaritan made a difference for a woman intended not to yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go,

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fbi agents arrested robert durst last night. he is accused in the 2000 murder of author susan berman. he received a master's from berkeley in 1979. he was long linked to her death. you will np now he denied any involvement and he said as much in a special about his life that links him to the 1982 disappearance of his wife and two deaths including berman's. >> it had nothing to do with susan berman's death. >> he was asked about hand writing similarities a letter he wrote and another sent anonymously to police notifying them of a quote cadaver at berman's home. durst later wore a microphone into the bathroom and said he killed them all. durst's lawyer said he will agree to be take -- taken to l.a. for charges. families of the sandy hook

children killed in the attack say man see la -- nancy lanza was responsible for leaving a gun in the home. he is accused of killing 20 children and six adults. a call to boycott dolce and gabana after comments of what they call nontraditional families. the high end designer said children created via artificially insemination are synthetic and they should be born to a mother and father. elton john said how dare you refer to my beautiful children as synthetic. ricky martin says your voices are too powerful to be spreading so much hate. a new era for boston's st. patrick's day parade. the event made history as two gay and lesbian groups were welcomed by the organize --

organizers after decades of opposition. boston's mayors have been boycotting since 1995. that was the year the parade organizers went to the u.s. supreme court in an effort to exclude gays and they won on first amendment grounds. new details on huge heaps of trash left strewn across fort mason park in san francisco. the national park service says several volunteers showed up at the park earlier today to help clean up the mess. these are photos from one of those volunteers who lives in the neighborhood. people at the park say a large gathering took place there on saturday but no special events were issued. >> this is a beautiful park and it is a big thing people do and they hang out at the parks and the fact that people left it in that condition is amazing. abc7 news told you earlier this month about the garbage

being left for everybody else to clean up at dolores park in the mission district. now back over to drew to see what is to come in this hot weather we have had. >> you just want to be outside. a gorgeous past 48 hours and now some changes are headed our way. we will see a fair amount of cloud cover over the region and ahead of the cold front. showers around ukiah but nothing significant. the combination of the warm air temperatures and the above normal ocean water temperatures sent many to the beach. this peck tour was sent -- picture was sent to us, catching a wave around the bay. the bay areas are above normal. temperature wise we are in the upper 50s to lower 60s. out we go and live from the rooftop camera showing you the embarcadero and the ferry building lit up. you notice the flags on top of the ferry building waiving ever so gently. a light southwest wind right now at this hour.

the forecast calls for the veil of high cloud cover and it will lead to a mainly cloudy day on the way for monday and it is dry and mild the next seven days. 61 in hayward and 58 in fremont and fairfield checking in with a current temperature of 50 tour degrees. live doppler 7hd combined with satellite and we will show you what we are tracking. ahead of the cold front a fair amount of cloud cover and showers north of san francisco. this area of high pressure is slow to depart. it is easying away at the wet weather. it is not going to be allowed to move to the bay ear. to the bay ear. we will -- to the bay area. we will show you filtered sunshine and the cold front will pass through here early on tuesday morning with little fanfare. what it will do is wipe out the cloud cover so tuesday is

much brighter and it is a mild day on the way for st. patrick's day with temperatures running again 10 degrees above normal. overnight lows we will see mainly cloudy skies in the north bay. south of san francisco and in the south bay we will call it partly cloudy. 53 the over night low in richmond and 54 in san francisco. 53 tonight oakland and 54 in fremont. highs for the monday peeks of sunshine here and there and while temperatures are above average for this time of the year, they are cooler than we were today. 68 in san francisco and 69 in oakland. 72 in concord. 70 the high in palo alto and 72 behind san jose. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. tomorrow we will call it partly sunny out there. as the cold front moves through early on tuesday, it will wipe away the cloud cover. it is a warmer day with temperatures rising some 4 degrees from monday to tuesday. by wednesday it is a pretty steady pattern. that pattern continues into thursday.

thursday it is a mild afternoon. try day we will see sunshine early and clouds increasing throughout the afternoon. spring officially begins at 3:45 in the afternoon. on saturday the clouds are wiped away under mainly sunny skies. while it is a mainly cloudy day, the clouds won't come with rain showers the next seven days. >> good to be reminded that st. patrick's day is still coming. >> it is. >> i feel like it already happened. >> it is tomorrow or i should say tuesday. >> temperatures are well above normal. >> still to come on abc7 news at 11:00 rveghts -- 11:00 actor kevin bacon is taking why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the s60 sedan. from volvo.

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new at 11:00 a woman who had her engagement ring stolen is trying to get in touch with the mysterious good samaritan who returned it to her. she was at a climbing gym when

someone broke into her car and stole her purse. her engagement ring was in a zipper pocket. a man called her at work saying he found her purse with the wing inside near 101 expem bark dare row road. -- embarcadero road and then left it on the front doorstep of her house. the only thing she knows is he was working on a campaign to plant wild wildflowers. >> he was bob dole or dolan. he was soft spoken. bob, thank you for being a decent human being and i would love to donate to your foundation. >> debbie has herring back as you can see and just in time to celebrate her 21st anniversary in a few weeks. actor kevin bacon has a new gig as a spokesman and you will never guess what product he is selling. here is a hint. it is a popular breakfast food. >> there is no better start to this day than eggs for breakfast .

maybe eggs with a side of -- >> bacon. >> yes, he is promoting bacon. bacon says he has been a big fan of eggs and with a name like bacon i am the obvious choice. i watched the whole commercial and it is hilarious. >> and it took this long to put those two together? >> better late than never. it made me laugh out lied. >> a little march madness right? >> please. >> the brackets are set. all they need is to be filled out. we have your number one seeds and how they arrived there.

mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon.

see one, or better yet see them all. conference title game and the winners got invites to the big dance. we start you off with the best

team in the country who is facing arkansas for the sec title. john cal -- calipari is trying to remain undefeated. he had 15 points and 10 boards including the two handed flush. they are heading to the big dance and they are the favorite to win it all. wisconsin and michigan state. now two seconds left and the spartans are in bound. for the win and then we go to over time. can they take advantage sph -- can they take advantage? wisconsin is the big 10 champ but both make it to the big dance. >> uconn and southern methodist for the conference title. a little alley-oop action. mustangs up at the half. 11 points and blows by his

man. larry brown's mustangs and the first title since 1988. virginia commonwealth and dayton. vcu up at the half. he had 20 points and 10 boards. cvu winds the first title and an invite to the tournament and the 71-65 victory. georgia state and georgia southern and famous for breaking his leg in the tournament with louisville and he had 18 of the team's 38 points. georgia southern wins it 38-36 and that's not a typo. they take the title and advance to the tournament for the first time since 2001. it did come with a price though. head coach tore his achilles tendon during the post game celebration. here are your top seeds. kentucky and villanova and duke takes the south and wisconsin in the west.

pac-12 schools arizona oregon ucla and utah. gonzaga and byu get the wcc. games start on tuesday. nit brackets are set. saint mary's the fourth seed and will host vanderbilt on wednesday. stanford gets the 2 seed hosting uc davis on tuesday. both games on espn2. coming up, one on one with barry zito and golf and nascar. hope to stick around. >> thanks shu. still to come, a new twist in the e-mail controversy. what congress wants to do now. and the call for birthday wishes ends up being a dream come true for a texas boy. we'll be right back.

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live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good evening. in tonight's headlines albany police are racing new information in the death of 37-year-old dental student in the hopes it will generate tips from the public. paul was found dead in her apartment on monday. her bloody clothing and a coach handbag were found in a trashcan two miles away in richmond. the naacp is holding a news conference tomorrow to discuss racist and homophobic text messages sent between police officers and a former sergeant. they say they have the right to privacy and to keep their jobs. the police chief says he wants those officers off the force. the chp has arrested an armed man who threatened to jump off the antioch bridge this morning. the same man tried to jump off the bridge last month. new details in the

controversy over hillary clinton's e-mail. now a congressional investigation is looming. abc news chief white house cory cory -- correspondent has the latest probe to come. >> they say they expect john boehner to announce a new house investigation next week into how hillary clinton handled the secretary of state including her admitted destruction of some 30,000 e-mails that she determined to be purely personal. it was a big issue on today's sunday shows. >> i just can't trust her lawyers to make the determination that the public is getting everything they are entitled to. >> it amounts to nothing but a bunch of people flapping their jaws about nothing. >> as for how mrs. clinton has handled it thus far it is not effective. >> hey man, could you hold the other phone in. >> nine days of silence and then this simple explanation. >> i thought using one device would be simpler and obviously it hasn't worked out that way. >> under state department

rules while she was secretary if an employee used a private e-mail account for official business the e-mail was to be turned over and entered into government computers. she didn't turnover any e-mails until 22 months after she left office. >> why did you wait to turn the e-mails over? the rules say you have to turn them over. >> i would be happy to have somebody talk to you about the rules. i complied by every rule i was governed by. >> it raises the possibility and even likelihood she would be called to testify not once, but twice before congress and right in the middle of the presidential campaign. abc news, the white house. >> two bay area education leaders will meet with president obama and the secretary of education at the white house tomorrow. the -- they will join other officials to highlight the

funding as congress considers a new budget. the obama administration is launching a fish tracking system in an effort to eradicate the illegal fishing fishing and seafood fraud it was announced at the seafood conference in boston. the system will let consumers know where their fish was caught processed and stored. 90% of the seafood in the u.s. is imported and only 1% of seafood imports are inspected. >> scientists say a new breakthrough in cholesterol drugs could greatly reduce the risk for heart attacks and death. they presented their research at a cardiology conference in san diego today. they say the experimental class of drug can reduce the rate of some heart problems by half. however, side effects remain a problem as they can harm thinking and memory. the fda will decide if the drug will be allowed out on the market this summer. a group of historians dropped a wreath in the san francisco bay where a local

stunt pilot died 100 years ago. 28-year-old lincoln beechie put on an airshow for those at the pan -- panama pacific. he attempted a death dive where he pushes the trains straight down and then pull up at the last minute. but he crashed and drowned. it was placed in the water between piers two and three where the daredevil died. pearnts -- parents of children with autism want the same thing all parents want. for their kids to be happy. one dad was determined to put his -- to put a smile on his child's face. here is that story. >> for weeks now the bathtub has looked like a giant mailbox and here is why. a facebook posting by chad in mid-february to his 400 or so facebook friends mentioning he had a son whose 9th birthday was coming up, a kid

who, as he put it -- >> he doesn't get invites to the birthdays or invites to sleep officers. >> reporter: hunter has autism. he almost never speaks. and aside from his little brother, hudson he doesn't have that much kid companionship. some of that is he has trouble connecting to. but hunter can read. >> he is 100% able to read everything that is given to him. he just doesn't have the ability to verbal lies. >> his dad's posting said this "i am asking for you to send him a birthday card." >> i was hoping for 20 or 30 which would be a great success. >> it went farther than that. >> we received 600 birthday cards, packages and private messages. >> from people chad doesn't even know. >> from ireland sweden the netherlands australia. >> this afternoon was hunter's birthday and as usual it was just him and his brother out there until the cards came out.

and then it really was a party. >> it has happy birthday. >> and that's all we aim for every day is to make sure he is happy. >> if we can do that nothing else matters. >> abc news. >> a happy birthday indeed. tesla's easing of driving worries. >> and hackers have drained all of the money out of her savings account. i'm michael finney coming up and 7 on your side helps to get the money back. >> the temperatures this week are anything but winter-like and as we head into the new workweek we will cool off

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this is abc7 news. >> tesla is working on an update to the model s that will help ease the anxiety of drivers worried about the charge. today he tweeted that a software update is coming this week intended to end range anxiety. the term he is referring to affects drivers who are afraid to test the range. musk has a news conference scheduled for thursday morning where he will share more about the update. >> when you deposit money into a savings account how safe is it? a marin county woman thought her savings were secure until she found out hackers were

transferring her money into their pockets. michael finney stepped in to help. >> reporter: the last time she checked she had about $8,000 in her savings account. that's why she was so surprised to see the e-mail. >> i got a notice of insufficient funds. how can that be? >> the notice said she didn't have enough to cover her latest purchase. yet, she hadn't bought anything. >> she checked her wells fargo statements and was shocked to find a bunch of strange charges like a thousand dollar payment for scwann's frozen foods. >> i didn't know what it was. >> she found another payment for more frozen foods and then 700 and then 600. all to schwann's. >> it was like they were running their restaurant. >> and that is just for december. she found payments to pg&e and

charter communications. none were made by her. thieves were using her account to pay their own bills. >> it was distressing to realize that somebody was dipping in and using it however they wanted. >> the crooks simoned $8,000 from her account over six months until there was nothing left. >> i felt violated. how did this happen? this is my savings account. who has access to it and how do they get access? >> no one at wells fargo could explain it and police are investigating. >> i was told there are a thousand ways to get access to the account which was more distressing. >> wells fargo reimbursed her for the first two months of fraudulent charges about $3200. by law she would be entitled to law if she had reported the crime right away, but kim says she didn't even know it was happening. >> it was in a savings account so i thought it was safe. >> the bank looked into her

case again. turns out scwann's and the other per president chas paid back the stolen money and wells fargo turned it to kim and say we continuously look for unauthorized transactions and it is important to monitor accounts frequently. the sooner we are aware of unauthorized transactions the faster we can act to prevent fraud. kim will be checking hers. >> it was a hard lessoned learned. >> police are investigating leads on who was ordering all of the frozen food and all of this points out another reason to check your statements often. by law if you report the fraud within two days the bank must reimburse you all but $50. i posted a link. you can see them at abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. another check of the forecast now and the clouds have arrived.

drew? live doppler 7hd will show you a fair amount of cloud cover. showers are well north of the region and unfortunately that's where they will stay for the next day or so. looking at the nationwide map of weather for monday, it is a quiet pattern across much of the lower 48. a lot of sunshine on the way and after just a brutal winter boston set a new yearly record snowfall coming in at 108 plus inches. they will cool off to 35. new york 54 and washington d.c., the nation's capitol, plenty of sunshine. 81 for new orleans and even on the west coast, mainly sunny skies. a few light showers in northern california. you notice green on the screen and spotty showers there. south in southern california we are seeing mainly sunny skies and 88 the high in l.a. we will get to 93 in palm

springs. 81 san diego and66 is the high for monterey. closer to home, the veil of sunshine overhead and clouds and 68 in san francisco and 69 the high in oakland and up to 72 in san jose and up to 69 in napa. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. on tuesday st. patrick's day the cold front will move through here and wipes the clouds out. we warm up in the wake of the front. it is a steady pattern. springs begins on friday afternoon at 3:tort 5. it is a mainly sunny start. sunshine to clouds on sunday. >> thank you, drew. over to shu and another check of sports. we have been saying march madness, but now back to baseball. >> yes. >> so confusing. >> you look confused. former cy young award-winning pitcher barry zito who had

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form -- former a's pitcher barry zito took a year off after he won two world series rings. he and his wife amber had a baby boy last spring, but health is the come back for the a's. >> it makes you have a little balance at the field and then going home to a family and being a dad and it doesn't

matter if you are worn out from the day's work you have to be on daddy's duty. >> what is the response from your former teammates. >> i texted a handful over the off season. it is good to keep up with them and have play dates. >> is it odd coming back into a clubhouse when you don't know a lot of guys ? >> no, it is a good situation. i just keep my head down and work hard and continue to focus on what i have to do. sometimes knowing everybody and being popular can be a distraction. >> you can probably bring a lot of leadership to these young pitchers too. >> yeah, it is fun to go out and rap with the guys guys and talk witching and workouts, whatever it is. it is nice to have the comradery. >> you will make a run at it but if not you had a great career. does it take some pressure off? >> i definitely am putting pressure on myself to do my best every time i go out there. after that i don't have much control over how everything ends up. >> i know you are coming back to be a starter probably not in the bull pen? >> being a starter is what i

have conditioned myself for all year with workouts and all of that. that's what i want to do. >> retired 11 hitters in four innings of work. hector gomez up the middle. zito pitched four innings and allowed one hit and one strikeout. crocker looking to end the game. a's win it 5-2 and zito battling for a spot in the rotation. the giants and d-backs and mcgee continues to knock in runs. brandon crawford scores from second. matt duffy has another run in the seventh with a stand up triple in the gap. the giants go on to win it 5-0. we add three-man playoff to determine our winner. ryan moore strug -- struggled early on. he takes it for two and rolls in for an eagle. he had a three-stroke lead, but he finished fifth. one over 72 on the day.

jordan spieth and the co leader at 10 under 467 on his i did and he is also 10 under. patrick reed. five under 66 on the day and first in the clubhouse at 10 under. spieth needs a par putt and he got it. all three hung around until the playoff hole. spieth, a 30-foot birdie putt for the win and he drops it. >> i have a four-foot slider. and i guess it was my day. under this kind of pressure these fans were unbelievable from the get go. i owe a lot to them and it was an unbelievable team effort. >> serena playing at indian

wells and after being booed as a teenager. serving up five aces and took the first set and then in the second with the backhand. winner. took just 53 minutes. roger federer also advances on the men's side. you can't race when one of your wheels is at an angle. he is taking off his rear bumper and his tire literally is on fire. he finished dead last. tony stewart crashed twice. he finished his 39th. and kevin harvick has won four straight. and seven times in his career. he won last week in las vegas. the first nascar driver to finish first or second.

only one race more popular than kevin harvick, ricky bobbie. i know you like one will farrell reference per newscast and there it is. >> much appreciated. if you ain't first, you're last. thank you. thanks for watching, everyone. that is it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for drew and shu, thanks for joining us. the news continues now on-line and on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app.

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