a driver drove into this outdoor dining area, injuring several people. new details tonight about what led to this san francisco firefighter's death. more in my story. after a beautiful weekend, we're tracking warmer weather and gusty winds for the week ahead. i'll have all the details in the accuweather forecast. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. i said, oh, my god, the car is running to us. >> it is so scary. two people have life-threatening injuries after an suv crashes into some outdoor seating as diners were eating lunch this afternoon in the south bay. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. eight diners were hurt and they were seated outside grand century mall in san jose. we do know the driver was also

taken to the hospital and police say he may have been having a medical episode. abc7 news reporter luz pena is following this developing story for us. and, luz, you've spoken to some witnesses. what can you tell us? >> reporter: dion, a devastating scene here in san jose. i've spoken to several witnesses who say this was exactly what they feared the most with outdoor dining. let me show you what happened behind us. they described the driver lost control of the vehicle and accelerated. he was going over the speed bump and instead of driving into the light, he turned right, drove over the divider and tn to cpl nd ttenta turned an afternoon of outdoor dining into tragedy. >> i looked out, and i saw the van was, you know, driving toward us. i said, come on, let's -- i say, oh, my god. the car's running to us. >> reporter: kim ran out of the way as the driver of this toyota

4runner struck multiple people next to her under this tent. >> he lost control. i don't know. he looked sick, not normal. >> reporter: according to san jose police, the driver may have been in medical distress prior to striking eight victims. >> he stepped on the gas, and his back tires started to peel. the smoke started kicking up. he jumped the lane, went across this front entrance, jumped that lane, all these lanes, and then plowed into that -- the first canopies right there. repter: an a omcrs the st, thisiss ownerelpl he called 911. >> a lot of people run away, but some people tried to help. he said probably one person still underneath the car.

>> reporter: san jose residents lee lee and dan sat across from the scene thinking she could have been hurt. tonight she's asking for the city to intervene. >> after this what happened and the city and count know, maybe we have another solution that we allowed to go dining inside, safer or some kind of regulation to protect the people that dining. >> reporter: all eight victims were transported to nearby hospitals. two of the victims have life-threatening injuries. san jose police confirmed the driver is a 69-year-old man. witnesses said he was crying and in shock as he sat inside his vehicle. many people here telling us they're wondering why the city has not put any barricades for outdoor dining, especially inin news. >> luz, of course there are still lots of questions about this story and if any changes will be made to outdoor dining. we will be posting any update as we get them to abc7news.com and

our app. tonight we're learning new details about what happened in the moments before a san francisco firefighter fell three stories during a training exercise that proved to be fatal. a new preliminary report says jason cortez was blasted by water before his fall last week. it also says covid-19 precautions could have played a role in that accident. here's abc7 news reporter j.r. stone. >> reporter: a massive black mourning band installed sunday, now hanging outside san francisco fire department station 3, a band that remembers 42-year-old jason cortez, who died last wednesday at this training facility and who was a firefighter at station 3. a preliminary report by the department suggests that covid-19 concerns and restrictions were a contributing factor in cortez's fall. egine 3 conducted a pump training operation alone since multi-company drills are suspended due to covid-19 concerns. basically four firefighters doing a training drill instead

of the usual eight. we spoke with rob rappaport, a fire consultant unaffiliated with the department. >> just the fact that you don't have a ton of supervision of experienced, you know, firefighters or officers, you know, could contribute to things going wrong depending on the experience level. >> reporter: the report states that cortez was on the third story of this training tower when he inadvertently opened a valve and a powerful stream of water hit him and knocked him off of the fire escape and to the ground. he died at the hospital a short time later. rapp the preliminary report. his gear may have hit the valve or if cortez went to drain the hose. >> he may have thought, oh, the drill's over, or maybe when he throttled down the pump and thought, oh, maybe the drill is over. >> ror department's local 798 union wouldn't comment on the situation, only saying they are

allowing family members to mourn before planning cortez's services. in san francisco, j.r. stone, abc7 news. an attempted carjacking suspect was fatally shot by san francisco police last night after he led officers on a chase throughout the heart of the city. this is the black toyota prius the suspect crashed at market and golf streets. the suspect then ran a block down goff to otis street and during that encounter, at least one officer shot the suspect. other officers gave the wounded male medical help, but he died at the scene. police say a knife was recovered. the incident was captured on body cameras. police, the district attorney'sr are all investigating. to the north bay where cal fire is making considerable progress on the glass fire. tonight. that fire has burned more than 67,000 acres. and there's outreach and support in the napa valley tonight for those impacted by the glass fire.

hundreds benefited from a food giveaway today, and we are still hearing amazing stories of survival and property protection. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard is in the napa valley. >> reporter: these food boxes were going fast in calistoga, a drive-through giveaway. employees of the hotel chain are getting one, all of them impacted by the glass fire during weeks of evacuations and power outages. >> it speaks to what calistoga is all about and how we really rise up to any challenge. >> it was a really struggle for my kids to see this. >> reporter: daniel has worked at the neighboring property, the calistoga ranch. it was destroyed by the fire. this is all that's left. >> the ranch was my family. i actually met great people there. everybody was helping each other out. eer veryfr. daniel hopesoaob wn >>eporte meantiowner fiona b su

>> it was very close to burning down the winery. >> reporter: this winery sits at the very top of spring mountain road in st. helena. two weeks ago resources were stretched thin so employees here jumped into action to save the property. watch how close the fire got to these vineyards. but friends, family, and employees grabbed hoses and made a stand. >> we weren't trying to fight the fire as if to extinguish it but just keep it off the property. >> reporter: by some miracle, it worked, some grapevines burned as well as an observation deck but most of the property survived. >> the adrenaline is gone now, but at the time it was pumping and we were running in every direction. but we feel very blessed that we're standing here right now. >> reporter: dozens of other wineries suffered damage, but some like barnett were lucky. >> my heart goes out to everybody that has suffered all their losses. >> reporter: in the napa valley -- >> that was cornell barnard

reporting. now, pg&e is warning of possible public safety power shutoffs on wednesday and thursday in the bay area. winds are expected to pick up those days, increase the risk for a wildfire. the utilit says it will have a better idea of the cities and counties that could be impacted by the end of tuesday. don't forget you can always check the weather conditions where you live on our free abc7 news app. some election news now. danville city officials say they do not believe ballots were stolen or tampered with after a collection box was found unsecured after it was serviced. the box is located at a park and ride lot near sycamore valley road and camino ramon. it had been worked on earlier today but was not properly closed and locked. the lid was left open for about an hour this afternoon. a city spokesperson says there is no evidence anyone's ballot went missing or was mishandled. but if you dropped your ballot off today and have concerns, you can contact the contra costa county registrar. happening right now, celebrations on both coasts

after los angeles lakers again became nba champions. this was the scene on the streets of l.a. tonight after the lakers beat miami 106-93. the city's mayor had asked for no crowds due to covid, but as you can see, that did not keep people away. the lakers were led by lebron james, who is the first player in history to win mvp with three different teams. the win caps an emotional season for lakers fans, shaken earlier this year by the death of former player kobe bryant. now, the pandemic also complicated some things as well. the finals were played in the bubble at disney world in orlando. this was the scene there tonight. we will have more game highlights coming up in sports. also still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, there is no slowing down president trump. his controversial comments about recovering from the coronavirus and his campaign plans. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma.

we enjoyed a beautiful finish to the weekend today. the week ahead, though, turns much warmer and gusty winds make a comeback. we'll have the details in the accuweather forecast ahead. and the annual world championship pumpkin weigh-off gets under way in half moon bay tomorrow. the

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just as he readies for a busy week of in-person campaign events across the country. >> i've been tested totally negative. >> reporter: for more than a week, the white house has refused to say when trump last tested negative for covid-19. this weekend the president's personal doctor saying trump is no longer at risk of spreading the deadly disease. >> looks like i'm immune for, i don't know, maybe a long time, maybe a short time. it could be a lifetime. >> reporter: this as the ceo of reeneron, one of the drugs used to treat the president, says there's only enough doses of the promising antibody cocktail to treat 50,000 patients. ? just the last four days, the u.s. has seen more than 200,000 new infections, levels not seen since the summer. >> we have to think about ways to ration this. >> reporter: 64-year-old bar owner mark schultz among the many fighting the disease. >> covid just takes over and it just fills your lungs up. >> reporter: as the u.s. surpasses 214,000 deaths,

nationally daily deaths continue to trend down though in 14 states, the death toll continues to rise. joe biden making the virus a central issue on the campaign trail. >> 175 cases -- 75,000 cases right here in pennsylvania. my heart goes out to all those families. >> reporter: in a new campaign ad, president trump using dr. anthony fauci to make the case that he has done a great job handling the pandemic, setting off a public feud with the nation's top infectious disease expert, who has repeatedly tried to stay out of politics. >> i can't imagine that anybody could be doing more. >> reporter: dr. fauci saying his comments used in the ad were made back in march, in the early days of the pandemic, and were taken out of context. the president responding on twitter, quote, they're indeed dr. fauci a own words. faith abubey, abc news, washington. now, the other big politics story tonight, we are just hours

away from the start of a four-day hearing in d.c. senate republicans hoping to fast-track judge amy coney barrett to the u.s. supreme court. we have all the details on what you can expect coming up in our next half hour at 11:30. all right. and getting to our weather situation with meteorologist drew tuma, the warm-up on the way. we can already feel it. >> yeah. it felt mild today, dion. we also had fresh air today, blue skies, and tonight we're looking at good air quality. so the current map of our air quality right now, you can see a lot of green dots across the bay area, indicating that good fresh air is still overhead. our pm 2.5 levels are mainly below 50 right now. we do anticipate that will stay that way overnight tonight. it's a clear picture from our emeryville camera. a live look. you can see sutro tower blinking well off in the background. no fog tonight. it's going to be nothing but sunshine from start to finish tomorrow and pretty good air quality for much of the bay area. so the next two days, you could

see much of the region in that green or good zone for the air quality from the coast to the central bay to the south bay, we will have fresh air. however, there are some problems localized in the north bay close to the glass fire. we will see a little bit of smoke in our atmosphere from time to time, so that has prompted a spare the air day for tomorrow and tuesday as well. but still much of the region will deal with good air quality, so you can breathe easy the next two days for most of us. right now temperatures, it's mild out there tonight at this late night hour. 61 in the city. 68 in novato. 63 in hayward. 59 in livermore. san jose right now is at 64 degrees. so overnight tonight we'll hang on to those clear skies. plenty of stars out there. good radiational cooling, meaning we're going to cool off pretty quickly over the next couple of hours. upper 40s to low 50s in the north bay. low to mid 50s around the bay shoreline. a little bit cooler tonight than we were last night. here's live doppler 7 along wite

the' that broad area of high pressure off our coastline that will continue to strengthen over the next couple of days. what it will do, it's going to act like a heat pump, bring in some of those warmer temperatures and unfortunately it will bring in some gusty winds midweek. highs tomorrow, warmer than we were today. 88 in concord, 74 and sunny in the city tomorrow. 87 in santa rosa, up to 84 the high in vallejo. future tracker temperatures as we get into tuesday, that's when we expect 90 degree readings to come back in our warmest spots inland. even around the bay shoreline, we'll be in the 70s and 80s, so above average for this time of year. but as we head into wednesday night into early thursday morning, as our temperatures continue to stay warm, you can see gusty winds do develop early thursday morning. this is 3:00 a.m. thursday morning. you can see those offshore winds gusty in the north bay between 15 and 30 miles per hour. so that's something we'll watch very closely in the coming days. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast.

that warming trend is under way. gusty winds midweek. those offshore winds continue on thursday. dion, look at friday. it is a hot day. the coast approaching 80 degrees. around the bay shoreline and inland we're in the 90s. then we'll gradually cool off. but a lot of sunshine coming our way the next seven days. >> an october trip to the beach, drew. sounds pretty good. >> totally. >> all right. thanks. well, the annual half moon bay pumpkin festival was canceled this year because of the pandemic, but the weigh-off, that is still on. check it out. one of the contenders ready for its moment on the scale. first place will get $7 a pound. now, that is actually a lot of money considering the winners often weigh in at over a ton. there's also a $30,000 prize should a grower break the world record. it was set in germany in 2016. where the pumpkin weighed in at 2,624 pounds. lots of pumpkin pie. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a bay area bakery put their own special spin on some

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how about this? take the disney plus hit show the mandalorian and add a little yeast. what do you get? this. a pan-delorian. pan is the french word for bread. one house bakery in benicia baked up these life-size replicas of the show's characters. they provided photos you see here. there is also a baby dough-da and a pandriod. they were created for the downtown scare row display and all of them are edible. the team worked on these for two weeks. abc7 and "star wars," by the way, are owned by disney. the bakery is not. i am so impressed. coming up, stay with us. sports with chris alvarez.

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>> announcer: now abc7 sports with chris alvarez. today's headline the 49ers game against miami. jimmy garoppolo returning as quarterback. the headline, jimmy g failing to finish the game in a lopsided loss to the dolphi.ryan fitzpat devonte parker. 22 yard connection. miami up 21-7. late second quarter, niners down

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work. you either get better or worse. if we don't get better, it's going to be a long season. in washington, starting quarterback kyle allen got hurt so here comes former 49er alex smith, his first action since november 2018. what a comeback after that horrible leg injury. very first play, first completion right here in two years. family cheering on from the stands. he was sacked six times. offensive line couldn't protect him. every time he got up. that is a win for number 11. jred goff threw for two touchdowns and ran for one. rams win 30-10. they'll play the niners next week. game six of the nba finals. lakers a chance to tloclose oute heat. alex caruso ahead to lebron james. later in the first off the miss, anthony davis working the offensive glass. 19 and 15 for a.d. second kentavious caldwell-pope, hoop

and the faoul. lebron james slams it home and won. 28, 14, and 10. he wins his fourth nba final. lakers win 106-93. 17th title in franchise history. afterwards, lebron taking a page out of the warriors playbook. you hear golden state use the phrase strength in numbers. that's exactly what it was. all our players, everybody had a voice on what's going on in america. so we know we all want to see better days, and when we leave here, we've got to continue to push that. >> that's your look at sports. send it back to you. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. a big day is looming in washington with confirmation hearings for amy coney barrett, trump's supreme court nominee. those are setbuonewns s i ty ,tpp.howner of i

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>> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. once again good evening. i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines, at least eight people were injured when a man drove into an outdoor dining area in san jose this afternoon. two people have life-threatening injuries. it happened at the grand century mall where diners were eating lunch outside. the driver was also taken to the hospital. police say he may have been having a medical episode. and there are new details on what happened when a san francisco firefighter fell to his death during a training exercise last week. a preliminary report says

42-year-old jason cortez was hit by a blast of water from a valve he accidentally opened. the report suggests covid-19 restrictions were a contributing factor because there were fewer firefighters taking part in that drill. and finally, cal fire is making significant progress on the glass fire in sonoma and napa counties. containment is up to 92% tonight. that fire has burned more than 67,000 acres and destroyed 642 homes. senate republicans are on a rushed timeline to confirm president trump's nominee to replace the late justice ruth bader ginsburg. the four-dayor jge bre begins bs in washington with more. >> reporter: a dizzying and contentious week ahead on capitol hill when confirmation hearings begin to fast-track judge amy coney barrett to the u.s. supreme court. gop senator lindsey graham, the chairman of the judiciary committee, telling fox news

sunday president trump's nominee to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg could be confirmed a week before election day. >> that's my hope. it will be up to senator mcconnell what to do after the 22nd. but we can easily get her confirmed before the election. >> reporter: the judiciary committee's hearings are expected to take four days with senators asking questions in person and virtually. this after two members of the committee tested positive for the coronavirus. democrats were hoping those covid-19 cases would delay the process. senate minority leader chuck schumer indicating they could employ other tactics. >> when the actual vote occurs in committee and on the floor, democrats will not supply the quorum, period. >> reporter: that move might not actually have any impact on the timeline. gop aides telling abc news the committee chair could simply move to vote even without any democrats present. president trump has repeatedly said he wants his nominee on the court before the november election in case results are contested. >> this is a moment unlike any

other because this nominee comes before us with serious conflicts of interest. >> reporter: if confirmed, the conservative judge would tilt the ideological balance of the u.s. supreme court. barrett is known as a devout catholic, a supporter of anti-abortion causes and pro-second amendment. in her opening remarks from monday obtained by abc news, barrett writes, quote, courts have a vital responsibility to enforce the rule of law, which is critical to a free society. but courts are not designed to solve every problem or right every wrong in our public life. alex presha, abc news, washington. >> tomorrow morning right here on abc7, tune in at 6:00 a.m. for live coverage of coney barrett's confirmation hearing. abc news will have team coverage of the event and will also be sending out any breaking developments on our free abc7 news app. a truce between azerbaijan and armenia dissolved with both sides blaming the other. the cease-fire was agreed to

yesterday, and brokered by russia in the conflict over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region. armenians refer to it as art sock. we heard yesterday from armenian-american protesters during a rally at the golden gate bridge. now, today the azerbaijani cultural society of northern california gave its take on the conflict. >> it's a really complex situation, and if we want to solve it, we need to find common ground and agree on the very basic facts that are true. first, there is no fighting in armenia. all the fighting is in azerbaijan. second, territory of karabakh is internationally recognized as azerbaijan by every country in the world, including armenia. >> reporter: the mountainous region is inside azerbaijani territory but is controlled by ethnic armenians who claim it belongs to them. the recent fighting started last month and is the biggest escalation of a decades old conflict in the territory since a separatist war there in 1994.

the state released new details on the covid-19 pandemic today. the california department of public health reported 3,800 new cases saturday. the number of hospitalizations was up just 19 to 3,100. there were another 64 deaths reported. and the 7-day and 14-day positivity rates are both at 2.6%. that number indicates the percentage of all coronavirus tests that are actually positive. sonoma county business owners who operate bowling alleys, arcades, and skating rinks are warning they may be forced to close permanently. some rallied in downtown santa rosa today to let people know that covid-19 restrictions are threatening their livelihoods. sonoma county is the only bay area county that is still in the purple tier because of the number of new cases being reported. we talked to one man who says hi treated the same as a movie theater or a mall. >> we just want to be given a

chance to show that we can open, do it safely. i mean that's our ultimate concern. we love our customers, and we want them around. the way things are going right now, a lot of these businesses have another month or two and they're gone. >> now, under the state's current system, sonoma county would have to move up two tiers to orange before those businesses could open. an annual pre-dawn tradition on alcatraz island will take place over the radio tomorrow morning because of the covid-19 pandemic. indigenous people's sunrise ceremonies have happened every year on the rock since 1975. they commemorate the 1969 alcatraz red power movement when native american activists occupied the former federal penitentiary for 19 months. tomorrow's sunrise ceremonies will also highlight all the previous pandemics indigenous nations have survived. bay area drag performers made appearances in several neighborhoods to voters their voices will be heard in the upcoming election. some well known personalities

were out and about, urging locals to cast their ballots for the november vote. all of it part of the campaign called drag out the vote, where ambassadors really want to reach the lgbtq community because about one in five are not registered to vote. >> when they don't feel like they have the power to change things, when they don't feel like they can make a change in the world, then that's when they're going to sit out the election. and i'm here to tell you, no, honey. you got to come out and vote here. >> i love that. no, honey. today's outreach event coincided gazers say i is t perfect time to reinvigorate local voters to make sure they get their say in the democratic process. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a california family's halloween decorations are so realistic, people have called the fire department. why the family says they are keeping the decor up anyway. and i'm meteorologist drew tu

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and streaming devices. a lot of people are looking to upgrade their tvs after being stuck atorix months. you probably have spent a lot of time looking at your tv. you're probably thinking can i make this better, and amazon tends to have really good discounts on tvs. >> reporter: pc mag says the deals are real, but before buying, make sure you know what the product is selling for when not on sale. prime day is not your last chance for a deal this year. black friday is still expected to be huge. and, remember, not everything you want may be on sale during prime day. >> we anticipate that the new iphone line is going to come out on october 13th, the same day as prime day. apple's not going to be offering big deals on those through am amazon. you're going to have to look at apple themselves. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. a riverside family's halloween decorations are so realistic, people have called the fire department. the long family began putting

together a pirates of the caribbean themed decor three years ago. the longs added some realistic looking flames and even a smoke machine. neighbors definitely noticed and some called 911. >> we had a hook and ladder here, another big truck here on the side. nationally they thought it was a real fire. they got out of the trucks. then they walked around, gave my husband a high five and said, great job. it looks so good. >> the family says this is all in good fun. they don't want to alarm anyone. nothing alarming in the weather department except a little bit of heat, drew. >> yeah. we're tracking warmer weather on the way. air quality over the next two days, we'll find good air quality along the coast and the south bay. but in the north bay we'll have a little bit of smoke due to the glass fire. so we do have a spare the air day in effect the next two days. tomorrow a little bit warmer than today. 88 the high in antioch. 80 in oakland. 84 in san jose. 74 in the city.

83 in san rafael. 86 the high in napa. fast-forward to midweek. future tracker temperatures showing you by wednesday, our warmest spots are well into the 90s, even around the bay shoreline, we're into the 70s and 80s. looks like even warmer weather on thursday. we will be watching some gusty offshore winds on thursday, especially in the north bay early thursday morning that could gust between 15 and 30 miles per hour. so here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. here's that warming trend under way. we'll track those dry gusty offshore winds wednesday and thursday. friday is just a hot day. then it gradually

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the game. garoppolo had a rough day at the office. just 7 of 17. 77 yards throwing. two interceptions and was sacked twice. his 15.7 qb rating the lowest in his career. >> you know, i felt it. i wouldn't say it affected everything. it's just one of those things you got to deal with. you know, i just -- it's tough. it was a tough one today. just wanted to be out there with the guys. wanted to get the win today. obviously didn't and it was just a lot of things didn't go well for us. >> i know he doesn't normally throw the ball that way. i think he was struggling a little bit because of it and the way the game was going, i woasnt going to keep him putting in those positions. raiders in kansas city. derek carr 0-6 all time at arrowhead. jon gruden hasn't won there as a raiders coach since '01. carr to henry rugs ii. first career touchdown for him and a little end zone dance. two catches, 118 yards.

to josh jacobs. the first of his two scores. raiders retake the lead. fourth quarter, chiefs down 33-24. patrick mahomes threw for 340 and two scores but picked off by jeff heath, who nearly would take it all the way to the house. las vegas snaps a two-game slide and picks up their first win in k.c. since 2012. raiders win 40-32. they're 3-2 overall as they head into that bye week. gatampa bay down 1-0. line tore right center. that ball is gone. ties it at one. that bat stays hat. valdez got the start. he helped knock out the a's earlier in the week. bottom five,ng kevkiermaier. but veyor o and savesn.

nino. fast forward, top nine, runner on. at altuve at the plate. castillo picks up the strikeout to win the game. 2-1 tampa bay. they have a 1-0 series lead. the. dodgers will play the braves also. timber joey, he's still sawing away. good stuff there. fifth minute, quakes with the corner. he just times that jump perfectly there. portland up 1-0. quakes goalie comes out to play the ball and the defender taps to niezgoda. es lose0.al of themah. snpithe-in akis, theingay rafael nadaloong to a this rordw op.in o novak djokovic. he jumped to a 4-0 lead in the

first. rips that winner right there. won the first set. got to love that. nadal again in the far court, attacks the net. beautiful backhand winner. he took the second set. looking to win it in straights. serving things out in the near court. and the ace, that seals the deal. he wins his 20th grand slam title and ties him with roger federer for first all-time in men's grand slam title. that's a look at sports. send it back to you. >> with that, that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dm. ab ncoinues bright at early at 5:00 a.m.

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