council meeting. >> i'm disheartened that we have lost so many people in the last year. there is a murder on my block a month ago. the police respond after the fact. >> i would like to drive down the street during the day without worrying about being shot o attacked for my vehicle. >> on the table is a proposal to ad twoo polic academies, meaning there would be seven police academies in 2021 through 2023. to address the fact that only 676 of 737 officer positions are currently filled. that void is occurring at a time in homicides and gun violence are spiraling out of control. >> this is not about increasing the number of officers. it is really about filling those position and improving the graduation and retention systems. >> instead of adequately addressing at our police chief and our mayor are using it as an opportunity really to destroy

the promise that was made by unanimous vote of city council. by investing in prevention. >> she believes the city should divert officers away from things like traffic enforcement and focus more on violent crime. >> the other elephant in the room that no one is talking about is the scale of attrition and the number of officers who are leaving oakland for jurisdictions and police departments around us. it is a staggering number. we are losing 10 a month. >> citing a contentious atmosphere, saying thank you for your service can go a long way in retaining officers. to some residents, extra police academies are too little too late. in the east bay, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> that vote was taken 30 minutes ago. the city council voted in favor

of adding new police academies and expanding recruiting efforts. >> faith leaders and members of five oakland chambers of commerce held a new conference. they say it is time politicians get the message and take action to make streets safer saying the level of crime in the city is unacceptable. >> we find that no one is safe, and no place is safe, on the streets, on the freeways, even in your own home. >> we pay the taxes here and everything else. we deserve to have protection and we deserve to live in a community where it is safe for everyone. >> while some voiced supportd su more police officer, the president of the african-american chamber of commerce as the city needs to do more than just add officers demanding more job, affordable housing, and better wages. there is a new developer and in the fight against retail thefts. sheriffs in san francisco will be allowed her to provide private security during their time off. as lyanne melendez tells us,

getting to this point took negotiating. >> when it comes to adding more security at retail stores in san francisco, off duty police officers have come up short. >> the factor the matter is, that san francisco police department was unable to meet the demand for what was asked of us. >> the supervisor -- legislation says seraph japanese control that void -- sheriff deputies can fill the void. >> retailers and the union representing commercial workers have been pushing for more accountability. some believe it legislation would allow deputy sheriffs to work overtime at no cost to taxpayers. >> this over time not affect our current staffing levels. this is voluntary overtime provided by our staff as opportunities to sign up for and

to protect the retail establishments. >> but getting to this point was not easy. there were several rounds of negotiations with the police union. >> no matter who retailers and commercial establishments want to hire, it will flow through the police department. >> they get first dibs. >> for the first 60 days. >> after the first 60 days both departments will come up with a way to benefit each other. lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> abc7 news insider phil materia tears with the snow. the big question is is the plan san francisco is pursuing will have a real impact. phil: we can have guards on every quarter but if somebody wants to go and break the law they break the law. then you arrest them and what happens then? this is one of those good news/bad news stores are the good news is we will have possibly 800 sheriffs deputies who can work off hours and protect stores. the bad news is, even with 2000 cops, the city needs them.

it emphasizes the problem that san francisco and the bay area is facing. places where security costs are now eating into profit margins and there are questions whether they can stay open. dan: not just in the big cities. we have been talking about crime in oakland and you were at. that news phil: also the persistent wheel that gets change. two years ago it was defund the police which was the squeaky wheel. now times have changed. oakland is more open to the idea of possibly police are a positive thing to have on the streets. in part because of people's straight state safety. what to religious leaders think about having more place? bishop michael barber was blind at today's conference. he laid it out personally.

>> i was held up and gone part while walking on a sunday afternoon right outside my church in central oakland. during sunday mass, a deranged man with a knife took over the sunday service, threatened the ministers on the altar and the old ladies hid under the pews. we called the police department. they said we do not have anybody to send. how many more poor citizens have to be shot and be killed in oakland before our city council will refund the police department and give us the protection and the number of officers we need? dan: i just cant believe he told them that we have no police officers. really shocking. phil: they are so understaffed that sometimes they cannot cover the beats they have. dan: but somebody with a knife in church, come on. let's talk about that call.

as you mentioned a little while ago we were at defund the police. and now we are refund. phil: one the crime rate went up, including violent crime. it is one thing about drugs and talking about people's safety and people getting killed, especially babies being ridden along the freeway by their parents, that is when you start across the line. the second thing that happened was a change in the public. a recent poll by the chamber of commerce found that a majority of oakland voters now favor more police. wouldn't you know it, it is an election year. dan: guess what they are going to get, more place. the headlines cap piling up. more police academies. will that make a difference? phil: they are way behind and they are losing officers at the rate of 10 a month. oakland officers say i am going to go and work and work in some other public safety outside of oakland. so, you have a problem where you

are losing officers steadily. is this enough to make up for it? these academies that were voted on today aren't going to be ready for the street for another 18 months and possibly even longer before they are ready to take beats by themselves. there's a gap in between. and that is what they are grappling with. that is where the idea comes into painting bonuses. you want to pay bonuses to these cops to come here. it might be a timer to where you say thank you for the job. that might make them feel better because right now those cops are feeling left out of the mix. dan: they are. >> in the south bay, prosecutors in the theranos grilled elizabeth about documents. the trial is down to holme's credibility. >> one of the most important revelations revolved around asking elizabeth holds simple

questions about what she knew to be true about her company and what was portrayed to investors. the answers to those questions did not add up. elizabeth holmes walked into court comforted by her partner billy evans. the former theranos ceo struggled yet again to answer simple questions about her involvement in the company. >> well, it can hurt her credibility because the jury will look at that. when you have a witness who says i don't think so, i don't remember. >> former prosecutor michelle hagan says the slough of evidence including documents and personal emails support the broader argument holmes had intent to in-- to defraud. >> if the prosecution can show those are the examples of misrepresentations, and she lied about the stuff, the jury could convict her. >> >>holmes admitted there woulu

be wrong to tell investor the devices will be used for clinical care on medevac helicopters in afghanistan. let a forbes journalist testified that is exactly what he was told and published. >> those are all specific representations she made that the investors, that walgreens relied upon. >> the prosecutions continued to paint a picture of distress asking holmes to book questions she answered with i don't remember that way despite documentation proving otherwise. one example included documents from 2014 that misled investors about the company's revenue projections. >> it seems to be at this point that she is not recalling those details that hurt her. >> we heard elizabeth holmes respond with i don't know quite a bit today. but there. was a. start difference. holmes had no problem remembering when it was her own

defense team ---asking the questions. dan: today marks 80 years since the attack on pearl harbor. we will take you to the commemoration in hawaii. >> iwe trackingr coulee we tracn one in. -- we are tracking cooler weather. dan: here at the window in which lee harvey oswald shot and killed president john f. kennedy, or did he? >>. he was not killed by oswald. >> the marin county man lays out the evidence in a new book. the story next on abc7 news

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dan: president biden delivered a warning to russian president vladimir putin over his country's military buildup over ukraine. the two leaders spoke for nearly two hours. mr. biden told pui------------ the u.s. would respond. russia denies it plans to launch a full scale invasion of ukraine even though it has sent 100,000 troops to the border. >> abc originals is launching a new video based on the new book by old-- an assassination researcher from marin county that comes to the conclusion that president kennedy died in crossfire. more on the author and the fascinating documentary. dan n.: several important

figures in research come from the bay area and here over the next three nights you will meet them. from his home, josiah has written "last-second in dallas," that concludes that john f. kennedy did not die from a bullet from lee harvey also while the government has long contended. >> he was not killed by oswald. we know that. >> thompson was one of the original researchers on the assassination. he worked for life magazine on this cover story. in 167, -- in 1967, he wrote wre on the assassination. stephen fagan's curator of the sixth floor museum in dallas. >> he examined delia plaza is a crime scene and laser focused his attention on the science. he wasn't interested in the bigger picture questions about who was involved, was at the cia, the marffia? he was focused on the shots

fired. >> now after a long career as a private detective, tom's is has re-examined the evidence and witness statements and consulted a team of scientists and assassination buffs for his new book. what is it like being back here after so many years? >> it is strange. >> i returned to delia placer recently -- to delia plaza. >> kennedy got hit from somebody over there above the right temple. he was thrown backwards. and then three quarters of a second after that he was hit by a second shot from the depository. >> thompson argues all his walls -- oswald's fire that quickly. that timeframe is confirmed by a recording from the assassination from a microphone stuck in the open position on the police motorcycle. [radio feedback[

] >> an acoustic scientist confirm that recording is authentic for thompson's new book. >> the sounds of gunfire did occur at the same time as the assassination. >> why should this be important for all of us to understand what actually happened that day? >> because if a society society believes in alternative facts, you get in deeper and deeper trouble. you need the truth. a healthy society needs the truth. >> i also interviewed two witnesses who were just feet away from the president at the time of the fatal shot. hea tomorro you will meet some a-- here tomorrow you will hear from some assassination buffs. they helped thompson complete his life's work. ama: wow, that is incredible. and you can watch jfk unsolved, the real conspiracies on the abc7 streaming platforms. abc7news.com, apple tv, roku,

amazon fire, android tv as well as youtube. and you can also see it here saturday at 9:00 p.m. after the warriors game. and on hulu beginning next week. dan: dan'sor is compelling. let's turn our attention to the weather. drew: i think you will like it, especially the second half of the forecast. tracking more rain. we had some light showers earlier this morning but any wet weather is out of here this evening. we will show you the exploratorium camera. calm conditions over the skyline, you can see that crescent moon. rainfall totals lower than we expected with this quick moving storm earlier this morning. san francisco and redwood city and san jose a few hundreds of an inch of rain. along the coast, more of a half moon bay the 10th of an inch of moisture. the storm is in southern california. we are drawing out -- drying out our skies.

while clouding up over the next 12 hours. we managed to make it into the 60's for most of us earlier today. probably felt the warmer weather compared to yesterday. right now we are falling to the 50's and tonight we will find increasing cloud cover, areas of fog developing. likely in the north and east bay valleys. overnight tonight we are falling into the mid to upper 40's first thing on wednesday. future weather, a lot of cloud cover tomorrow. it is not as bright as today. some isolated pockets of drizzle as well. there was a ripple of energy passing by northern california. not enough to bring a steady beneficial rainfall over the next couple days but even on thursday, we will keep that cloud cover first thing. that chance of some drizzle by thursday afternoon, the system is clearing out our skies. and thursday afternoon feature sunshine. tomorrow it is all about the increasing cloud cover, the cooler temperature, the isolated drizzle. mid to upper 50's pier 15 seven in the city that same in oakland. -- 50's.

and 57 in the city and the same in oakland. about 5000 feet, five to 10 inches of snow. our highest peace could see 15 inches especially thursday morning, trevor will be difficult as it snow falls down. all eyes on sunday, monday and tuesday. under especially good looks like a potent storm. a level 2 or moderate storm moves into the bay area and northern california sunday and monday and tuesday will likely be tracking rainfall, about 1-2 inches and we will see feet of snow in the sierra. sunday, monday and tuesday, look at the snowfall -- resorts are going to love this. we'll likely see feet of snow. if you're waiting to go to tahoe after early next week you are likely to get fresh powder along our area resorts. here is the seven day forecast. spotty drizzle wednesday and thursday.

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along the way. michael finney has a review of gift cards this holiday and what we should all keep in mind. >> you know that back in the day we would all give gift cards just because we did not know what else to give. ok. this year, gift cards are among the most wanted items and now they are being repackaged, rebranded and discounted. he iwhat you need to know. iftards. brand, pay the marked price and you have a gift. that works. but this year there are some strategies that can save you money and make gift cards more worthwhile. start with saving money. this holiday season, gift cards often come with a bonus. 7 on your side went poking around and found barnes & noble offering a free $10 gift card when you buy a $100 gift card. applebee's says -- is giving a $10 card when you buy one with $50. cosco is selling a $500 ariline

gift card for $450. amazon have been offering gift cards. gift card girlfriend shelley hunters says there can be cap catch -- be a catch. >> promotional gift cards have expiration dates. if you get a free appetizer or something like that for buying a gift card, make sure to check the dates on the promotional gift cards. >> she looked around and found 100 bonus deals. she lists the ball on her webpage. next up, giving a card someone actually wants. you can after all pick the wrong retailer but now there is a money-saving way around that problem. >> we have traditionally had store or restaurant gift cards or bank issued gift cards like visa or mastercard that you pay a little extra money for. but right in the middle this year you will find more multistory gift cards.

they are usable in any of the stores and restaurants on the card, but you do not have to pay extra. i love that choice. >> and the groupings can be random. there is somewhere on these cards -- where they want to shop. do not overthink it at people want them. they can be convenient to buy and use. buy a virtual card, send it out digitally and even schedule the exact moment you want the card to arrive. if that seems a little too impersonal, shelly has a suggestion. >> the way you make a gift card look as intentional as it really is is to package it with something extra. put a shoe store gift card with the paraffin sock -- a pair of stocks. >> here is the final tip. if you find a deal and he gift card remember they are not only forgiving. you can buy the card, and use it

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from 15 different sewage facilities across the state. late last week, they sequenced a sample with traces of the omicron variant. >> at one of the bay area sites and one of the southern california sites we have detected the potential presence of omicron. >> the bay area sample was detected outside of san francisco suggesting this process of detection could be faster than clinical samples and the possibility of more cases than the ones we know of today. >> in addition to looking for specific variants with pcr we also sequenced the wastewater and that allows us to look for any mutations, even new mutations we do not know about yet. it's quite possible we could detect a new variant in the wastewater that hasnt't been detected yet and clinical samples. >> at stanford there is another

team working 24/7 measuring daily samples of wastewater. their latest findings pointing to a detection of omicron in multiple cities. >> in three samples, two from sacramento and one from merced, we did detect omicron at very low levels. >> both groups are hoping early detection can help communities respond before there's an. outbreak what we saw with the delta mutation wastewater is that >. >> concentration. -- we're looking to see if we observe the same thing with the omicron mutation. dan: the cdc is urging americans to get a covid-19 pcr test before attending any holiday gatherings. the guidance is for both unvaccinated and vaccinated people. a rapid test is especially important if gatherings include unvaccinated children and older people who are more vulnerable to covid-19. the cdc says even if you do not

have symptoms, it is better to have peace of mind protecting those around you. ama: today is pearl harbor remembrance day marking the 80th anniversary of the attack that led the u.s. to enter world war ii. veterans and survivors gathered today for ceremony at the national memorial in hawaii. 80 years ago, japan launched an attack on the naval base and other locations in hawaii that killed 2403 service members and civilians. today, president biden visited the world war ii memorial observing a moment of silence. on the peninsula, group gathered for a dedication ceremony for a new flag flying on a 60-year-old flag pole. john mitchell directed that pole. mitchell led the mission to shoot down the admiral who planned the pearl armor tech. mitchell would -- the pearl harbor attack. a group of neighbors in a world

war ii book club decided to do something to honor mitchell. they created a plaque with his story and raised a new flag in honor of the 80th anniversary of pearl harbor. >> i was just lucky to have somebody like that around. i think he is smiling in heaven. ama: he says he wants mitchell's dedication to serving others to be passed on to future generations. dan: happening tonight, the alameda city council is considering safety improvements to its streets. one of the intersections is the one where supervisor -- wilma chan was hit and killed less month. melanie woodrow has more on what officials have since discovered could be improved. >> prior to the untimely death of supervisor wilma chan, transportation officials had identified shoreline drive at ranch read as a high injury intersection. based on the number and severity of accidents between 2009 and 2018. last month, alameda police say a

driver hit and killed chan at the intersection while she was walking her dog. they said they believed chan was crossing shoreline drive and the driver was driving east on shoreline from sky 7 the abc7 news team observed a u.s. postal service truck blow through the stop sign. the intersection was part of an action plan. in 2015, and limited at a parking protected biplanes -- bike planes. after chan's death, staff and public works and the city managers and the police department meant to look at the intersection. the senior transportation coordinator lisa foster said they found room for more improvements. >> it doesn't have the kind of crosswalk marking that is the most physical -- the most physical. that is one place we can improve the intersection. we also are looking at a slight configuration -- reconfiguration of the road to eliminate a left turn pocket and align the street

a little better. >> it is unclear if or when those improvement could be made. alameda previously ranked it as tier 3, the city considers it one of the least dangerous. >> the high injury corridor maps provide us with ways to prioritize our efforts but they are not the only way. >> the city council may also have some input. they will vote on whether to adapt the vision zero action plan tonight. the mayor. >> something more needs to be done. i think we need to accelerate the pace at which we're doing these things. >> the police department tells the i team it is still investigating the case, waiting on forensics and the finalize report from the coronor. meantime an event honoring chan is plant in oakland tomorrow afternoon. -- is planning an an oakland tomorrow afternoon dan: a self-pay family is hoping this display will help find their loved ones killer.

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in march. as dustin dorsey explains, the families hoping that this tree can bring awareness and justice. >> in the middle of a grove full of joy, a somber reminder of loved ones lost. this year at christmas in the park a special section of decorated trees honoring those we will be without this holiday season. >> especially if the person who has passed has -- at christmas in the park and they enjoyed coming down as a family, this is a great way from them to cherish their memory. >> through these trees, their stories live on. steven lost in the gilroy garlic festival shooting. the vta ten from the railyard shooting and matthew -- a victim of homicide in march. >> we want to let the community know his story. >> a father with a soft spot for animals including his dog. a free spirit and a diehard raiders fan. he loved ones remember celebrating the holidays with him every year. >> he was loyal and compassion. i just remember doing, to

christmas in the park with him he was just like a kid. >> memories now on display through this tree with the hope that someone will see it and have some answers. he was shot and killed leading an event in march -- san jose police are still investigating his murder. this video of a possible getaway vehicle remains a key piece of evidence. >> nothing will bring him back but. >>t h -- we feel this can can cn ghim justice. >> give up on finding a who did this to him. i am going to keep pushing and continue to find justice he deserves. >> if you have any information about matthew's case, please contact san jose police. dustin dorsey, abc7 news. ama: next, a closer look at redistricting in santa clara county. county. the your eyes. beautiful on the outside,

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controversy -- as is sac fly and tase explains. >> this is the district today. they are redrawing every 10 years after the senses. and now that the 2020 census data is in, it is time for counties to update the district lines. today supervisors voted in favor of a map that some groups say will give a larger vote to underserved communities. others think tivoli. -- think differently. johnny lives in district one. with the new map, the valley would be moved to district five where there is not an election going on pretty he said instead of ending his campaign, he would move so he could stay in district one. >> it sadness greatly to move out of the place we have called home for many years and we raised our family, but i don't want these gerrymandering efforts to win. >> at the meeting, the border supervisor said the maps presented to them come from an advisory mourad made up of a dozen community members -- an

advisory board that held public meeting since july. >> it is been critical to leverage the work of independent advisory commissions and to be as faithful as i can and recommendations. >> i spoke with one of the members who helped weigh in on the map. he says it was drawn with support from community organizations. >> it is your neighbors, friends and family members who form part of these groups that came together and put together this map. not everybody is going to be happy. our goal is to try to bring communities together to come up with a product that works as best as possible for most committees. >> a final map is scheduled to receive final approval from the board of supervisors december 14. ama: part of of of of bay area is highlighting others who are working towards the same mission. the brand new san francisco standard has recruited a team of

journalists with a goal to serve everyone with a stake in the future of the city. abc7 news is excited to announce a partnership with the san francisco standard to showcase some of its deep and insightful reporting on topics such as the race for california summary district 17. after a former assembly member david hsu was named city attorney. annie -- talked with matt haney about why he is running. >> the other day there was a rally begging the city for more help to address a drug dealing and violence and unsafe conditions. i'd like to read you a sign one of your constituents was holding. matt heaney, 500 plus over host debts and -- 71% increase in gun violence. what would you say to that person? >> that is exactly why i am doing this. and because i live here and my neighbors are afraid and they are upset and people and

government should be accountable to them and angry as well. i have been relentless every single day fighting on all of those issues. i have declared an emergency around drug overdoses. i past mental health sf to transform our boko mental health and drug addiction system. if you walk out you will see community safety ambassadors on every corner. but this is bigger than this community and these neighborhoods that i represent here. many of the problems, most of the challenges that the tenderloin are facing are because we are pushing these challenges on this community. and i have never said that these conditions were the safety -- or the safety issues or the fear that families experience when they walk to school, open air drug dealing. i never said that is ok. it is not ok. ama: tomorrow we will hear from another candidate. supervisor campos.

you can stream this san francisco status reports from every candidate on our abc7 tv app and abc7news.com. dan: for the moment, let's touch base on the weather once again. ama: if any more rain is coming our way. drew: by the end of the weekend we are tracking more wet weather. tonight it is all about increasing cloud cover. some areas of dense fog. numbers dropping into the mid and upper 40's first thing tomorrow morning. tomorrow not nearly as bright of a day as today was. mostly cloudy skies, some pockets of drizzle, mainly along the coast. and cooler in the mid and upper 50's. let's talk about that wet weather sunday and into early next week. looks like we have some beneficial rainfall on the order of 1-2 inches, especially on monday. that is the time we are watching closely. here is the seven-day forecast clouds and spotty drizzle and early thursday we will have some drizzle. otherwise bright and brisk friday and saturday. it looks like a two thunderstorm

index on monday. dan: thanks very much. ama: all eyes are always on steph to begin with. larry:.especially so this week . can steph curry hit 15 threes in one game? that is what he needs to tie the record for the most threes in league history. will that record fa [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid.

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of history. ray allen's record of the warrior star needs 15 to tie. the warriors host the blazes to round i. curry is not ruling out the possibility of hitting 15 but it is highly unlikely. saturday in philly against his brother is much more likely. chris alvarez with a look at history in the making. >> curry behind the back, takes it from half-court banked it in! of course he did. >> i'm guessing he's going to shoot a look a lot -- a lot against portland on wednesday. >> do you think it is obtainable? >> absolutely. >> closing in. trying not to let it creep into how you play. just enjoy the journey together because it does mean a lot to me. >> curry needs 15 threes to tie the all-time record and 16 to break it. one more game remains at chase center before road trip. >> he deserves it.

all the hard work you put in one of the most influential basketball players of all time. helped change the game. >> it is the weirdest thing to be picky about breaking the record. it would be nice to have the home crowd and feel that energy. it will be special no matter what. me and my teammates. any fan will appreciate when it happens the matter where it is. the histories kinda made but i like the anticipation, again be in the moment and enjoying all that is gone into it. >> if curry does not break the record tomorrow, his next chance to do that saturday night in philadelphia, a game on abc7. larry: chris, the kley thompson -- klay thompson has gotten more attention but wiggseman is working slowly. the keyword is closing. coming -- the keyword is slowly.

he still has not been clear to scrimmage. the best guest to return to the court sometime in january. after a tough loss in seattle, the 49ers could use some positive vibes this week. today eric armistead was named the walter payne nfl man of the year nominee for the second time. the team set up a surprise party for the announcement. >> oh! >> back to back. >> wow! >> come on over. [applause] >> come on o ver, baby. >> that was a crazy set up. larry: armistead is a force for good in sacramento. just a few months ago, he donated $250,000 to mercy house where he created the academy that serves 400 students. he also continue to work on storytime with arik armstead. a program to know debate -- to motivate students to read. the nfl will donate $40,000 to a charity farmsteads choice.

there will bea $250,000 donation for the eventual winner. we have so many professional athletes in the bay area that are giving back in all sports and it is great to see something like that, and eric is certainly at the forefront. dan: seems like a great guy. we are very fortunate. so many of our super superstar athletes do that. ama: coming up tonight at 8:00, live in front of a studio audience, the facts of life in different strokes. that is followed by abbott elementary and queens. stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand through our app, available for apple and android and amazon fire and roku. dan: that is this addition of abc7 news. we appreciate your time. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ama: for the entire abc7 news team, have a great night. hope to see you at 11:00.

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