recognizes get florida. miami-dade police are searching for three suspects after a mass shooting that has left two people dead and up to 25 others injured. injured. this happened just after midnight in north miami date outside a billiards hall that had been rented out for a concert. police say three identified people got out of a white nissan pathfinder armed with assault weapons and handguns and started shooting into the crowd. officials say they believe this was a targeted act of violence. we will bring you updates as we continue this morning. we want to say good morning. it's may 30.

i'm liz kreutz. and you are watching abc7 news at 5:00 a.m. live on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. let's start with a quick look with the weather with lisa argen. today we will see temperatures warm up quickly. we still have the marine layer. low clouds and fog from the paper. at the coast, live doppler 7 from the san mateo coast upward , the fog, but it's pushing through the bay. visibility three mouse in novato. walnut creek is nice and clear. the warm-up is quick near 70 around the bay. 80s inland. still chilly at the coast. only 50s. we will see the breezy winds once again but well into the 90s inland. your 80 around the bay. the hottest date is when we have the heat advisory, tomorrow, the holiday.

we will pass along the advisory and excessive heat warning in a few minutes. several other parts of california will also be experiencing a heat wave in the coming days. the state power grid operator said it's not anticipated energy supply outages. officials say there's enough electricity to handle the expected spike in demand. they will be watching the grid closely in case they need to call on the public to conserve. local beaches and tourist attractions could be packed this holiday weekend. crowds flocked to the beach in santa cruz yesterday. aaa predicts more than 37 million americans will travel for this memorial day weekend. remember, before you hit the road or plan your holiday, you can check the weather on our abc7 news app and it's free to download. search abc7 news bay area on all of your connected tv devices wherever you stream. in the south bay, a community this morning and searching for answers in the

wake of wednesday's mass shooting at the vta railyard. these nine employees were shot and killed by their own coworker. colonel bernard is in san jose with new details. >> i feel like i want to be here. be a part of this. >> reporter: sylvia brought flowers and her own silent prayers to the growing memorial outside of san jose city hall for nine vta employees whose lives were cut short by a gunman. >> this is overtime and we have to support each other and we have to support all these families. they are hurting right now. >> reporter: chaplains from billy graham ministries are here offering support. >> we want to enter a person's life who has been impacted. and provide some emotional and spiritual support. >> reporter: the home of the suspected gunman samuel cassidy is boarded up. police have left the neighborhood. on friday police detonated what was thought to be a suspicious device found at his home.

investigators revealed the alleged vta gunman had an arsenal of weapons. evidence that remained even after he simultaneously set his home and fire while he shot and killed nine of his coworkers at this vta railyard. >> there was a pot on the stove. the stove is likely turned on. inside the pot they located ammunition. around the pot there were accelerants. >> reporter: investigators uncovered an estimated 25,000 rounds of ammunition, a dozen guns, and 17 molotov cocktails. is a cassity's guns weren't locked away but stashed near different doorways ready to use. at the railyard, cassidy first killed several coworkers in when building and then was seen on surveillance video calmly walking over to a second building where he murdered several more. cassity's father told our media partners he apologizes to the victims families for his son's unthinkable acts saying i don't think anything i could say

could ease their grief. i'm really really very sorry. investigators still processing the crime scene. they say still no clear motive to the crime. cassity's father telling our media partners that he saw his son last week and there was no hint that anything was wrong. vta planning a public memorial to the victims sometimes in the future. >> a vigil was held last night for the victims of the vta shooting. a few dozen people attended the event at the, when victim was a member of the community. another vigil will be held later today. this one and union city. it begins at 5:00 p.m. the event was organized by local residents who want to show their solidarity. you can help support the families of victims in this tragedy. had to abc7news.com/take action.

we have information on how to donate to families directly impacted by the gun violence. turning to the coronavirus. over 70.2 million californians are fully vaccinated against covid-19. another 4.3 million have gotten windows. the state 70 positivity rate remains under 1%. there is something worth watching. vietnam is reporting a new variant and it says is a hybrid of the was found in india and the uk. it's something to follow. numbers are looking good and as we get closer to california's reopening, abc7 is on vaccine watch. bay area counties are deploying mobile vaccine squads to get even more of the population vaccinated. luz pena reporter has a look at the strategy and how community leaders helping to get people shots and the comforts of their own home. >> reporter: 65% of san francisco residents are fully vaccinated.

to return immunity, we need at least 75% of the population to be protected according to experts. the focus is to make it easier for the rest of the population to get the vaccine. >> those remaining pockets, people who have not had the time to get a vaccination, didn't know how to do it, or didn't have the logistics. >> reporter: the department of public health is deploying mobile vaccine units targeting those who can't leave their home or don't have access to transportation to make it to vaccination sites. >> senior residents, complex apartments that they are being getting vaccinated. single room at hotels. >> reporter: community groups and the latino task force are pushing the strategy even further, starting in the mission district. >> we are going door to door. are creating a new campaign, fixing aiding people at home

and doing a lot more pop-ups. not trying to vaccinate, maybe 20 people. eporter: the volunte door to door at least six times a week hoping to make contact with at least 500 people a day. the goal is to continue making the vaccine appointments because in two weeks they will be giving the shots at home. the doctor says customizing vaccine strategies and outreach is key to stopping covid-19 from mutating. >> if there pockets of people in protect the, it can allow the virus to has a place to go from person to person. >> reporter: if a san francisco resident wants to get vaccinated at home, what should they do? >> could speak with the service provider. if they have a case manager or social worker. >> reporter: the department of public health is also doing their own outreach. with text messages like this one making it easier to book

appointments at local sites. rmanen madeitsy for people tvaccinated. get healthy at the lake festival was about providing a convenient way for people to receive their shots. appointments were not necessary. the festival broader community members of all ages including a 12-year-old brentwood resident who told abc7 she was nervous but happy about receiving her vaccine. >> my legs were shaking. it was the first time i went on a roller coaster. >> it's important because it's bigger than me. it is a sense of community. we need to come and get vaccinated because we live together. it's a community of being healthy. >> kaiser partnered with the ministries to organize the health fair. if you want information on how the uring efforts tommind

itparade, carnaval what organis set up a resource fair in the mission shots available at three locations. the group says latinos make up 50% of the population, but half of all positive cases in san francisco. >> when the pandemic kid, we knew the community needed our support. the community given to was dashing without this was overtime to give back fully. >> while there's no parade, it wouldn't be carnival without live entertainment, so there will be music and socially distance performances. we want to let you know that we are continuing to follow the breaking news in florida. south florida, that we told you about. miami-dade police are searching

for three suspects after he mass shooting that has left two people dead and up to 25 others injured. it happened assad a billiards hall that had been rented out for a concert. we will bring updates throughout the morning as we get them and get push alert by downloading our abc7 news app. as we head to break him a quick check outside. we have fog around the bay but it hasn't reached the inland valleys. mt. tam you can see a bit of it and the sunrise about 35 minutes away, it is 61 on top of mt. tam. temperatures as much as 5 to 50 degrees warmer today. the advisor is go into effect tomorrow. we will talk about how hot it gets, next. a teenagers severely burned out or trying to copy a tiktok video. the message her family has for parents. the fight over sh

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we are live over the miami area right now as we are following that breaking news. two people have died and more than 20 people have been shot in and ms. shooting. it happened just after midnight, miami time on this memorial day weekend. police say it happened at what is believed to be an event, a billiards hall that was rented out for a concert. three suspects drove up in a car and began shooting indiscriminately into the crowd before driving away and there is a manhunt underway right now for those suspects. we will bring you any information as we get it. the police department director called this a cowardly act. said they believe it may have been targeted. we will bring updates as we get them this morning. as americans return to the skies in big numbers this

memorial day weekend, domestic airfares are on the rise. right now the median round-trip domestic fair stands at $357. that's 12% higher than in the first three months of the year. many americans reluctant to travel overseas right now are chasing fewer receipts on certain popular domestic routes. something to note, your frequent flyer miles may soon lose value. >> airlines may end up choosing to devalue this point a little in order to make up some of the revenue they have lost in the past year. >> travel experts say use your miles as soon as you can. wait until mid-august to take your vacation. that is when better deals typically start showing up. in the east bay, police are cracking down a possible sideshows. officer stopped 50 cars and issued more than a dozen citations friday night. it happened near the summersville town center. one person was arrested and at least five cars were towed.

police say they plan to continue these enforcement efforts throughout the weekend. happening today, the start of a construction project that could cause delays for those on the peninsula by the san mateo bridge. the foster city and san mateo project could last a little more than a week so expect lane closure stand delays at edgewater boulevard and east hillsdale. fashion island and mariners island. it will replace existing water valves and pipes. abc7 is working to build a better bay area by trekking the economy as it bounces back from the pandemic. in san francisco, the fate of the outdoor dining park let's that have given opposed to restaurants is still up in the air. as matt boone explains, city officials are at odds over a plan , accessibility, parking, and safety remain debated. >> reporter: at horse feather, the general manager says the have become a lifeline during the pandemic. >> it's been crucial. >> reporter: after the install

them, they could pay back staff. saturday morning this happen. a car crash not integers one end but both ends of the structure. >> it was reckless driving the e case. were not sure if it was drunk driving. >> reporter: no one was injured, but it underscores the need for the county to take action on how to regulate the parklets going forward. >> making sure there are crash barriers. clear reflectors especially at night. >> reporter: woods known as the shared spaces program is set to expire at the end of the year. a new system is up for a vote at the committee on monday, but it was tabled until next month for more review. the delay angered the mayor who threatened to take her own action if the board does not approve extending the program. >> if they want to continue down the path, my plan is to bring it to the voters to put it on the ballot and make sure

that you have a real voice. >> reporter: at fable, the diner said he supports keeping the parklets although he was worried about parking. >> we found parking tonight, but it was a little impacting. >> reporter: but the owner of heroic italian disagrees that parking is an issue. they just installed their parkland which is four different booths but it takes one parking space. >> i think the positive impact of san francisco was a whole far outweighs having to walk two blocks to go shopping. >> the parklets will be pretty crowded, i have a feeling this weekend. it's going to be nice. we had a nice breeze yesterday but we have been advertising this heat and it will be with us today in part but it takes tomorrow we have the heat advisory for the bay area and excessive heat warning for the delta where

temperatures will be over 100 degrees. today, and tomorrow, we have the influence of the low cloud deck. it will be inhibited and just local along the coast. there's a look at live doppler 7. a big dome of high pressure continues to strengthen and build in to california. 53, san leandro. 51 castro valley. 50, send carlos and pacifica. there san rafael. some of the fog making its way into parts of the north bay. it's pretty diffuse and we will see a lot of sunshine this morning. there are clouds at the coast and around the bay. summerlike he today and memorial day. looking at the marine layer returning tomorrow night. here's a look at the heat advisory from noon until 9:00 tomorrow for the higher elevations and the lower elevations of the north and east bay. novato, walnut creek, pleasanton, east foothills,

mount hamilton were temperatures on top of mt. diablo already over 70 degrees with a relative humidity at 35%. that will be dropping. the winds won't be particularly strong, but with a heat dome overhead, excessive heat warning for solano county, you will feel the effects of it. temperatures will be well over 95 degrees, potentially at 100 degrees. here's a look at the profile on monday. the pinks indicate 100 degree temperatures by the delta. this band of 90s from fairfield , and the 80s around hayward and san ramon. a lot of the hate working westward, but the greens stay in san francisco and that's the influence of the sea breeze and the cooler air. today and into your memorial day. the winds and seem to get rid of the measure get into your sunday afternoon. it will be breezy so that may

help some of you out. winds anywhere from 20 to 25 miles per hour and by memorial day, we are still looking at those winds from 15 to 30 miles per hour. there's a look at santa cruz. maybe some folks thinking of heading toward the beach. highs there near 80 at mid to upper 50s, ocean beach and half moon bay. around the bay look for 93 in concord. 96 by the delta. 84, san jose. 95 in santa rosa. 88, san rafael. 68, san francisco. the seven-day forecast, warm and sunny today. hot tomorrow. 70s at the coast. 104 inland. were getting a little warmer the shoreline. slight cooling on tuesday and the rest of the week noticeably cooler. be careful out there. the water temperature just barely over 50 degrees. >> absolutely.

i think people will be happy to have the warm-up but we have to be careful. a warning from a mother after her teenaged daughter was severely burned trying to imitate a video she son tiktok. her injuries are difficult to see. she said on may 13, she heard 13-year-old destiny screaming. she found her daughter in the bathroom on fire. she believes destiny was copying a tiktok video where someone draws a shape using flammable liquid on a mirror and light it on fire. the seventh grader suffered third-degree burns from this and will be in the hospital for at least two months. >> papacy watch her kids closely . closer if you have to. they get mad at you, so what quick's it your child's life. it can change instantly. >> she doesn't blame tiktok. she blames the users who upload those without any warning.

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oakland class of 2021 got a chance to look back on a memorable high school experience. to accommodate all seniors, they held four separate outdoor graduation ceremonies. the valedictorian is the first african-american male to be given the distinction in the history of the school. from the pandemic to police brutality and gun violence, he highlighted some of the tough issues they face together. >> we've been tested physically, emotionally, spiritually, and our here's your covid tests as well. our limits have been pressed and readjusted and pressed some more. and every single time, we have

risen to the occasion. >> he will attend stanford university in the fall. he plans to study engineering. congrats to all of the graduates. one of the people keeping our neighborhoods afloat is a 22-year-old. the man from alabama with down syndrome graduated college and is already excelling in his career. world news tonight introduces you to the young adult with an insatiable work ethic. >> reporter: the 22-year-old from alabama, ups documenting jake hard at work sorting packages. jake has down syndrome, growing up and excelling in school and playing on the football team, and after graduating college, he applied for holiday season temp job at ups. he got it. delivering packages with u.p.s. driver. richard on his partner jake. >> he brings the right amount of venture energy and determination to get the job done. is very motivating and has made

a difference in my life. >> reporter: the new victory for jake. is been hired to work year- round at ups and in honor of jake, a donation to down syndrome alabama. ups helping to start the fund a scholarship to help others like jake. jake, the new hire working year- round. >> my dream job is ups. i like to work here. >> reporter: he knows he made a difference during this pandemic. >> deliver packages during covid. >> reporter: jake and his message. >> i hope people can see me. >> treportg. you can from the scholarship fund set up by the down syndrome of alabama to make sure hard workers like jake will be eligible to further

their education. still to come. when cruise line clears a long- awaited hurtle. what the cdc announced but carnival setting sail. the holiday travel rushes on fueled by vaccinations and easing restrictions. this morning there are new questions from the biden administration about how the virus got its start. airlines are pushing back against bad behavior. you've probably seen this by now. a passenger punching a flight attendant.

we are following breaking news. more than 20 people shot at a mass shooting in the miami area. two killed. police say victims were rushed to multiple hospitals. some in their own vehicles. shots were reported at a banquet hall. it was being used for a concert early this morning on this memorial day weekend. police are looking for three suspected shooter's. they drove up and started

shooting indiscriminately into the crowd outside this banquet % we will bring any information as soon as we have it. good morning to all of you on may 30. you are watching abc7 news live on abc7, who live, and wherever you stream. let's start with another look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. we are expecting it to get hot the rest of this weekend. that's right. the marine layer barely holding together this morning and the sun rises get another 20 minutes making for a nice start to your sunday. it will be warmer out there. 54, concord. 40s in the higher elevations. drier air is moving in. mid-40s in novato. the fog is at the coast. this is 10:00 and already in the 70s in the east bay. 3:00, the reds invading the interior valleys will highs will be in the low to mid-90s. santa rosa wants to soar into the 90s.

upper 70s around the bay. the fog goes away and we will have the sea breeze at the coast with mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. it will be cool at the shoreline, but the sea breeze will help keep the cooler air in place not only today but tomorrow, which will be the hottest day of the week. the holiday with heat advisories and perhaps some of the hottest weather we have seen this season. what a difference a year makes. 2021 memorial day weekend means americans are bracing travel by planes, trains, and automobiles. numbers not seen since before the pandemic. ty hernandez takes us through the record return to holiday travel. >> reporter: with more than 50% of adults in the u.s. now vaccinated, life is slowly returning to normal. the daily number of covid cases plunging nearly 70% in the past six weeks. americans are traveling for this memorial day holiday in numbers not seen since before the pandemic. >> 2019, the best we head is in

gray. 2020 became the worst year we've ever had. 2021 is in the middle and we are growing back toward 2019 levels. >> reporter: with a 37 million people on the move. up 60% from last year. >> the vaccinations, i feel travelers are coming back. >> we will do the needle and the museum. >> reporter: friday alone, tsa checkpoint screening nearly 2 million people, breaking the single day record for travelers and more than a here. across parts of the northeast, business is hoping to kick off the summer season have been hit with cold and wet weather. >> it's disappointed. we look for this for the whole year. >> reporter: vaccines are key part of moving past the virus. younger americans are helping increase vaccination rates. more than 2.7 million 12 to 15- year-olds have received their first shot, making up about 10%

of vaccinations over the last two weeks. >> the sooner we get to herd immunity, the quicker this pandemic and the lockdown will be over. >> reporter: new details about what that up to president biden's request that his intelligence community further investigate the origins of covid-19. abc news learning that after assessing the date already collected, it became clear to top officials that a large amount of information had yet to be fully analyzed. carnival cruise is getting the go-ahead to set sail in texas and florida. the cdc signed off on the cruise line plans to resume operations. port miami, park and ever, and what of galveston. carnival says it's another step closer to putting three ships in service in july. it is yet to be seen if they start with volunteer passengers on full sailings. citing the recent rise in unruly passengers, american

airlines said it won't offer alcoholic beverages in the main cabin until at least september. beverage service was halted last year at the start of the pandemic, to limit contact between passengers and flight attendants. the airline sent a memo saying the pause is going to continue. passengers who sit in first or business class will still be able to get a drink on the flight. amid the travel news and busy holiday weekend, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will be on this week with george stephanopoulos. we will talk about president biden's proposed infrastructure spending plan and the proposal from republicans. >> we have stayed within the boundaries of our original plan. i think that's what the american people think of when they think of infrastructure, and that is what we do too. >> both are looking to pour money into roads, bridges, and public transit systems, but is either likely to pass? we will dig into that question.

that's coming up at 8:00 a.m. on abc7. president biden will be the president is staying at delaware for the weekend. he will attend the delaware commission of veterans affairs yearly memorial ceremony and it is where he made an unscheduled appearance to lay a wreath at the same park last year. now to historic atop mount everest. the oldest americans ever reach the summit just return back safely from the mountain this morning. arthur is a 75-year-old retired attorney from chicago. he was caught by a reporter at the airport along with the woman who became the fastest woman to ever climb mount everest. they did it in separate exhibitions. arthur explains what he thinks the key to claiming it is. >> i think they endurance. being patient and waiting for

the weather. you feel good, you have good days and bad days. just being patient and trusting in the guides and your teammates. >> the 45 year old woman from hong kong was the fastest limited scale ever rested in less than 26 hours. the overall fastest was done by a sherpa in 2003 in just under 11 hours. extraordinarily impressive. still ahead. a new twist on highflying fun and it's in the bay area. we will introduce you to the so- called hang glider on steroids. here's a live look outside. a beautiful start to this morning. we wil

here's a live look of the golden gate bridge. a little foggy and hazy. it will warm up fast.

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michael this you will learn progressively and safely and you will always going to be a good and safe pilot. >> anybody can do it. >> if i can make it to 85, i will go to 85. as long as i can see. i don't see quitting any time soon. >> that looks really fun. lisa, it's going to be hot today. >> some areas will be 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. isn't this a beauty. the sun coming up in about eight minutes. we will see the 60s at the coast. not much of a change there, but we will see changes for memorial day. my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. the giants flex their power in l.a. was it

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welcome back. percent live look at cited the bay bridge. by: 45 on this afternoon the a's will try to win against the angels. oakland takes on the angels at 1:07 . the giants will try to win their third straight over the dodgers. first pitch at 1:10. last night san francisco's offense had a big night against dodgers pitchers. here's chris alvarez of with the highlights. true good morning. the judgment. verse came over the dodgers friday night, thrilling victory in 10 innings. saturday's game much less drama but just as fun. 11 years ago, that was the final call for good. giants 1-0. two run singled up the middle. donovan made two errors that

led to a run. in the third, the second homer of the year made it five-to. giants got to a 7-2 lead. over pool holes at the plate. he snakes it. five innings. evan longoria is sporting his may mustache. his eighth homer of the year. giants score 11 runs. their most at dodgers stadium. this will make you a fan for life gives the youngster a baseball. giants win. a's and angels. happiest was this young man after he got a foul ball. grip to write center. want a catches he flashes score

in the fifth. angel score more than a run. 40 rbi, fifth most in the majors. oakland had three hits but here some gold glove defense. what a play. the a's lose. the season finale is today. the blazers looking to even their series with denver. he scored 16 points in this game. it was a quiet night, but stepped back triple was good. the blazers had a balanced scoring attack. here's one of 10 assists. he little scores had 29. happy 37th birthday to anthony. 12 off the bench. portland wins evening the series at 2-2. ha fansand e

meereda poin defit is. team-high 28. here comes mitchell, scoop to the who. the jazz retake the lead. the jazz win 121-111. the san jose earthquake lose to the galaxy. it's the running of the 105th indy 500. a sold-out crowd will surround the engines at the indianapolis motor speedway. 135,000 fans in the stands. it's the largest crowd at a sporting event since the pandemic started. it's only 40% attendance. normally it seats 400,000 on race day. the champion scott dixon is starting in first in the positi this may or may not be the

best way to celebrate your own birthday. a south philadelphia restaurant owner invited other chefs to cook up a record-breaking 510 foot long philly cheesesteak. only in philly. it breaks what was previous record of 480 feet. it took 500 pounds of meat and two hours to prepare. the whole thing shut down three blocks and it didn't last long. the restaurant owner said people aided up in less than an hour. do what you've got to do win philly.>> lisa, let's get a check on the weather. watching the marine layer behind you. the sun is poking through allowing the clouds to mix up pretty soon and then we will get a northerly flow due to a ridge of high pressure aching for a warm-up around the bay. there's a look at live doppler 7. the fog is around the coast.

the ridge offshore which builds in and switches the rain direction in the upper elevations. as we look here, the low clouds and fog that will mix out throughout the early morning hours. 51, san francisco. 54, oakland. 55, san jose. 50, half moon bay. mt. tam with the low cloud deck. not very impressive. that's what it will mix up pretty soon. 46, san santa rosa. relative humidity 35% to 37%. the good news with this ridge of high pressure is that winds be particularly strong but we will see that drying trend as we get the downward pressure on the atmosphere. those conditions allow temperatures to warm quickly. we have the clouds around the coast and be. four mal visibility at half

moon bay. summerlike heat today and tomorrow. the cooling will take a little while to get in effect inland. the heat advisories from the north bay, the bills, the lower elevations. the east foothills. very hot temperatures and issue get further, we are looking at excessive heat warning for solano county. temperatures in the upper 90s to about 105 out there. it's going to be a -up. we had a cool may with those breezy winds, but that changes today and tomorrow. the pinks indicate the triple digits. nine leaves inland valleys enclosing santa rosa. the 80s through san leandro and union city. 70s, oakland and

60s in the city. it should be pleasant but the breeze will keep coast rarely at 60 degrees in the winds gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour today. we have not had a day where we don't deal with the breezy afternoon winds. there's a look at santa cruz. cloudy. 80 later today. upper 50s, ocean beach. 70, stinson. it's hot out there. 95 in santa rosa. 93, concord. 68 in the city. you will welcome the sea breeze later today. the accuweather seven-day forecast. heat advisory for monday until 9:00. the hottest day of the week and then the heat eases the rest of the week. work is underway to install the animal pride san francisco. when completed, it will stretch about 200 feet and illuminate

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a follow breaking news in the miami, florida, area. up to 25 people shot and two killed in a mass shooting at a concert banquet hall. police say just after midnight, three suspects pull up in a white nissan pathfinder and started shooting into the crowd. we know someone rushed to the hospital. the suspects are still on the loose. police say they believe this was a targeted attack in some way. just a sad way for people celebrating memorial day weekend or having a nice holiday weekend. we will keep you updated on new details as they become available.

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