surveillance video showing the moment a home exploded in the san francisco district. >> my neighbor and i were showered with glass shards. reggie: what we know right now. kumasi: city leaders have a new drug to worry about. the reason experts say it is more deadly than fentanyl. four objects shot down from the united states and the growing concerns for national security. reggie: good morning. kumasi: a lot to get to this morning. drew: temperatures above average and cooler weather hits us tomorrow. 37 the chilly spot in santa rosa. 44 right now in oakland. here is a live look from the

exploratorium camera. patchy fog. no dense areas but morning cloud cover to get our day started. sunrise close to 7:00 a.m.. the winds will pick up. we have a wind advisory going into effect this morning. first they are strongest along the coast andileeguy nds ever t. temperatures into the 60's from the coast. the wind advisory at 10:00 a.m. for northwest winds that could gust up to 50 miles per hour. we will show you a cold front that will bring cold air in. reggie: the search is on for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash in san jose before 11:00 last night on i 680 south on hofstetter road. chp said a car and

believed to be the suspects were found at the scene. police believe the driver of the truck took off after a crash. kumasi: we are getting a new look at the explosion that rocked the sunset district. neighbors were outside and got hit with debris. lena howland is driving u lena: good we are getting a new sense of how powerful the explosion was thursday morning which destroy the home rate here really was. neighbors were standing outside when it all happened and a new security video that caught it on camera. [explosion] take a look. this is the moment the home exploded up of 20 2nd avenue, caught on a neighbor's home security camera. the blast was strong enough to force open car doors and

shattered glass throughout the block. a woman inside the house was killed and a caregiver made it out alive but suffered major injuries. police told us a drug lab was being run inside of the home. 53-year-old derek price was arrested and faces charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and child endangerment. >> what did it feel like? >> just a bomb and then inside fire. >> in the neighborhood, people are nice and in the middle of the street you have this guy something illegally. lena: her that have been red flagged. she lives next door next to the house which exploded. the supervisor plans to hold a town hall meeting on wednesday night at 5:00 or neighbors in this community that have been affected by this explosion.

fire department's will be offering resources for those impacted. kumasi: in the south bay, fire crews investigating after flames through a home and moved to another. crews responded last the fire gutted the home. flames spread to another home. no word on what injuries are what may have sparked it. reggie: growing national security concerns after unidentified flying objects have been over the u.s. jobina: there was balloon and now three unidentified objects. senior administration officials say the octagon shaped structure

was unmanned and traveling at 20,000 feet near sensitive sites. no indication of surveillance indication of any of the objects seen over the weekend, but there are a lot of questions about why a 70 objects have been detected recently. the pentagon tells abc news after the spy balloon from china was discovered, norad turned up the sensitivity of radar to detect smaller objects. >> there is a bit of we won't get fooled again going on. it doesn't mean there are more of them but we are just looking and finding more of them. jobina: the latest incident comes one day after a firefighter -- a objects was shot down saturday and then a day before that another unidentified object was shot down off of the coast of alaska. officials looking for the wreckage of the object that was shot down in the yukon so far ice in weather conditions are

hampering their efforts. kumasi: investigators searching for a hit and run driver they believe intentionally hit a woman in castro valley. photos were released of the incident that happened saturday night in the parking lot of first presbyterian church on groveland way. brushed against a woman and that led to a shouting match. the driver turned the car around and purposely hit the woman. the woman had to be taken to the hospital but is expected to be ok. reggie: san francisco leaders are working to stop a powerful tranquilizer. it is known on the streets as tranq. >> she pulled a photo of her son she is worried about tranq. >> he said whatever was in the

drugs he took made it so that he could not move his body. tara: tranq is used by veterinarians to sedate large animals and when mixed with already powerful opioids, it is deadly. >> i believe the drug is already on the street, unfortunately. tara: it is most pervasive in the dea warns the drug is showing up more and more out west. over a two month period, there more than 100% increase in the drug supply being snuck into deadly opioids like fentanyl. >> i want to make sure that our city is set up to be monitoring for this and testing for it. tara: san francisco supervisor matt dorsey writing this letter to the medical examiner. in support of its efforts to start testing overdose victims for the drug this year. >> what we are doing given the crisis we are facing is life-saving, and we have to

fight this. tara: and because it is not an ob or, an overdose caused by this drug cannot be reversed by narcan, the nasal treatment relied on so heavily in saving lives. >> narcan is deployed thousands of times a year citywide. tara: making the crackdown of the drug that much more critical, says the supervisor. >> there is an addictive drug for this these interventions aren't going to work. it is going to be terrifying. tara: as for jackie, she is following the medical examiner's move to test for tranq. if it is detected, she has a suggestion. >> may be put out public notices in some ways so that those on the street no that the supply is tainted with tranq so they can protect themselves. reggie: tara campbell has covered the drug overdose crisis extensively and has just put together an abc 7 originals

documentary titled "injecting hope." she traveled to north america's first ever safe injection site in vancouver, canada, to see how it works. her documentary is on-demand on our abc 7 bay area news app wherever you stream. drew: starting off with patchy fog showing reduced visibility as folks come into the city this morning. we are finding the fog is becoming dense in spots. santa rosa, napa down to a quarter to a half mile. mountain view dealing with zero miles visibility this morning. where we have the fog lingering, it is creating reduced visibility. here is live doppler seven along with satellite. you see this thin wisp of cloud cover. that is a cool front moving through. with a wind advisory starting at 10:00 a.m.. and a second cold front out of the pacific northwest will drag

colder air for tomorrow. when is very light but will pick up. gusty winds begin along coast over 40 miles per hour and as the afternoon and evening goes on, wind gusting miles per hour. temperatures cooler than we were yesterday, mid-50's to 60's for afternoon highs. tomorrow, colder air moving in with the chance of an isolated showers sitting stage for a very cold morning on wednesday. let's check in and see how we are doing with traffic jobina: -- traffic. jobina: if you are along 80 right now, this is what you can expect. stocked -- pretty socked this area. the chp has

advisory for the bay bridge but have issued wind advisories, one for the san mateo and through the altamont pass. tracy to dublin will be 46 in its . reggie: -- dublin to tra be 46 minutes kumas. still ahead, highlights of the super bowl, and reaction. more aid on its way to turkiye as rescues search for victims. kumasi: you can see the fog. kumasi: you can see the fog. we will be right join me in the finish 24 hour challenge. start by cooking a lasagna. skip the rinse and load your dishes. 24 hours later when your dishwasher is full, let finish quantum clean your dishes. if the stains aren't gone, your lasagna is on finish. life has never felt so expensive.

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kansas city. chiefs fans at the party celebrating long after the game. kumasi: over in sad situation. disappointed eagle fans take into the streets. police moved in on the crowd to get people home. some fans did get rambunctious and climbed -- climbed onto light poles but they were greased so they could not climb. started. reggie: i don't understand this. kumasi: before the game, a cart flipped over in philly. cracked the windshield. reggie: why?

kumasi: the energy. reggie: michael strahan has two big interviews coming up. >> michael strahan's all super bowl interviews. michael: did the doctors come to you and say it, this could have gone another way? >> first, recovery of tomorrow handling made even more poignant by this moment last night. >> buffalo bills safety damar hamlin. ♪ and then it is all about rhiannon. michael: you want -- you know what they want, more. they want new music. can you update us? reena: she opened up about performing again in front of all the lights. one morning with two big interviews coming up at 7:00 a.m..

reggie: disappointment at the white house this morning. before the game, president biden retreated this photo of first lady who is rooting for the eagles. kumasi: the bay area used the power of the super bowl to do good in the community. j.r. stone shows us a sup party. jr: bigger extravagant super bowl parties, but in san francisco on sunday afternoon, there was a special party for those individuals who sadly are often forgotten about, those who live on the streets or just do not have a place to call home. for the un-housed.

they serve food, gave out sure it's and socks and even had a barber on site. they said this year they had around 50 people come. more than a dozen stayed there and watched the game with those from the synagogue and their family members. >> what this accomplishes is a sense of human interaction that every single person, no matter what level of society they are on, no matter where they are in life, they have a heart, soul, mind. when you turn to somebody with a gift and a smile with love, that triggers something else is inside of really good and it really draws out the positive energy in that individual. j.r.: this super bowl party was one of 10 across the nation designed to help unhoused individuals. as to the atmosphere fun and , energetic, despite the fact there were a few more fans of the losing philadelphia eagles there in attendance, all in all

fun times for sure. in san francisco, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. kumasi: where did you end up watching? reggie: i watched it by myself with my dog. drew: i went over to my friend's house to watch it. to be honest with you, i can't even name a commercial i saw. kumasi: i took notes. reggie: the dog one. kumasi: that made me cry. it was good. reggie: the brand didn't get in my head. . kumasi: the pixel, did you that? reggie: didn't see it. when rihanna was done. kumasi: a lot of them came before the performance. drew: when michael strahan said we will be right back with rihanna, time to walk over to the tv.

kumasi: did you like j. lo and matt -- ben affleck? reggie: someone alerted me. i liked the plume one. is that weird? -- the blue moon one. is that weird? the whole thing was an ad for another beer and then they mentioned blue moon. it felt like something i would do because i really liked it. drew: so forget our beer, let's just get others. reggie: it was a risk. kumasi: what about didi for over one -- uber one? drew: what is it? kumasi: i think it is a membership. drew: another membership? reggie: gotta belong to

everything these days. drew: pretty calm down, we will go to weather. go to weather. drew: once we get rid of the father, it is sunny and will be a windy day with gusty winds along the coast. cooler tomorrow and that does come with some cold mornings. the wind advisory begins at 10:00 today for the strongest gusts along the coast where we can see winds was 250 miles per hour. a breezy day for most of us. sunshine after the fog burns off. cooling off with temperatures in the 30's and 40's. tomorrow, a cold front will move through. by 9:00 a.m., we will track some showers and there could be flurries flying as the cold air settles in.

as we go about our day, isolated showers. kind the second cold front, it gets rather cold. dnesy mt ofimates, on bin ba a the 20and ' morning before another shower sy chance arrives on friday and we warm up for the following week with sunshine returning. reggie: bay area issue played out on the stage. theatrical performance shining a spotlight on the unhoused community. kumasi: it is foggy out. be careful if that is you.

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a man has been charged with manslaughter, child engagement and manufacturing drugs. reggie: the fourth flying object shot down after it entered airspace. latest over lake huron in michigan. kumasi: the death toll over the earthquake in turkiye in syria is over 36,000. more survivors were pulled from the rubble. the government will action over some of the buildings that collapsed at the owners -- of the owners. reggie: i am missing since satuayasemy asedatn. gusty winds. wind gusting close to 15 miles per hour. a breezy day for the rest of us with sunny skies. jobina: the chp has not issued a fog advisory but i do want to let you know you will run into low visibility traveling to the

rich and emeryville. kumasi: the kansas city chiefs waking up super bowl champions this morning, but the bigger news from yesterday's game is rihanna is pregnant with baby number two. she revealed a drink the halftime show. reggie: a new effort for more affordable housing in the bay area. new legislation set they say will help cities increase housing construction. they have not released many details but say the legislation would remove barriers that many developers face when building low and mixed income housing. kumasi: abc 7 news is committed to building a better area and we are focusing on homelessness. a group of unhoused people donna play in an effort to humanize people who struggle with the issue. the play comes amid a court battle in the city of oaklands efforts to clean up a camp. tara campbell says the unique

performance offers its own solutions. >> wait a minute. that is my stuff. tara: a play from the theater of war. it is made up entirely of people unhoused once or now. >> we are not just drug addicts or houses people, there are families and children. tara: joined by a handful actors. >> the only reason we did this play in the work we always do is to lift up poor people. tara: it portrays of life on the streets and triumphs of community, premiering in san francisco sunday afternoon. >> it is not a play by middle-class actors playing poor people. this is actually ourselves who

have lived through poverty and a struggle. tara: the state rejected the affordable housing proposal in the city, putting much needed funding in jeopardy. a councilmember said the decision was surprising. >> of us don't have the money necessary to do the work as fast as we would like to do it. tara: the pressure is on. friday a federal judge halting the removal of the camp. it was to start relocating to other sites including a cabin community but a judge reverse course because the sites are not ready. >> we have several sites that we are trying to get rvs to house them but it takes time. tara: in the meantime, this cast says the show must go on. >> we are more than just numbers and trash, we are human beings and a community. reggie: coming up at

unexpected moment between lebron james and a fan went viral. how the star is making headlines without even setting foot on the court. kumasi: a for americans abroad and why the federal government

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: devastating earthquake that hit turkiye in syria, rescue crews working around the clock to find a survivors. in the bay area, donations are pouring in for those in need. reggie: new details about the deadly home explosion in the sunset district. first-hand accounts from neighbors outside when that happened. >> i believe tran

street already, unfortunately. kumasi: a new drug already on the streets. why they say it narcan will not work for a person donating -- overdosing on the drug. reggie: yesterday was gorgeous. drew: when will pick up later this morning creating a wind advisory at 10:00 a.m.. now, areas of dense fog from napa to santa rosa, in the mountain view and san jose peered onto a quarter if not half mile with some areas of dense fog. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. fog lingers through 9:00 a.m. and wind will pick up first along the coast and an areawide i the afternoon. temperatures cooler along the coast but in the 60's away from the coast. the wind advisory will begin at 10:00 a.m.. we will take a closer look at

that and show you a chilly valentine's day. jobina: developing news on the mystery of the unidentified objects flying over the united states. china is accusing the u.s. of flying within 10's in their airspace. this morning, white house officials are saying china's claims are false. the u.s. military shot down another object yesterday over lake huron, the fourth and just eight days. officials say the octagon shape and is not appear to be equipped with any surveillance equipment. experts say more investigation is needed. >> until we can get to the balloon on the ground and analyze the wreckage, we will not know whether they are enough to us or more spy balloon's. -- balloons. kumasi: it came yesterday after another object was shot off the alaskan coast.

the three were different from the original spy loon here they are smaller and do not have payloads. reggie: state department urging all citizens of the united states in russia to leave. there is an increased risk of wrongful detention. the state department is saying russian security services are targeting organizations they deem "undesirable." new video shows russian troops claiming they seized another village in ukraine. atop ukrainian commander tells abc news this is the most difficult phase of the war so far. russia has soldiers mobilized to fight. a key addition are now former commander who managed to escape is revealing men who refuse to fight are reportedly executed in front of other recruits. president biden marking the one-year mark of the floor to reiterate the commitment to

ukraine. this comes as polling suggests waning support for military assistance to ukraine. it aims to sustain and strengthen the coalition. in light of this anniversary, rush is believed to be planning a renewed offensive. kumasi: the death toll from the earth cake -- earthquake that devastated turkiye and syria is up to 36,000 people people are still being pulled from the rubble. arrest ones will be issued over collapsed the lings. -- collapsed buildings. jobina: warrants have been issued for contractors and other workers. two property owners have been arrested. officials said they were taken into custody at airports as they try to leave the country. >> the justice ministry has

formed an earthquake investigation unit that will look into deaths and injuries around -- among residents. it will be an enormous task. thousands of buildings destroyed across hundreds of miles. jobina: there are stories of hope as more survivors are pulled from the destruction over the weekend. 17-year-old girl who spent seven days trapped beneath a building was saved. a 10-year-old was rescued from a whole cut into a floor. there is a growing humanitarian crisis in syria, where there is now a cholera outbreak. reggie: more assistance is on the wait for the damage in turkiye in syria. boxes of supplies were shipped out by the turkish american association of northern california. clothing, tents, sleeping bags and personal items included, all desperately needed in the earthquake zone. >> baby diapers, formula

are very essential needs and they are taken to istanbul by turkish airlines. reggie: it takes 24 hours for emergency supplies to arrive in turkey. constant shipments have flown by turkish airlines. [explosion] kumasi: new surveillance video shows the moment an explosion rocked the sunset district last week. the home exploded, killing one person inside. lena howland joins us from san francisco were a pile of debris now sits. lena: we where the explosion happened destroyed the home behind me and causing serious damage to

surrounding homes. neighbors are giving us a new look at the moment of the blast. [eloon this i exploded off of 20 2nd avenue, all caught on a home security camera. a woman inside the house was killed. caregiver made it out alive but suffered major injuries. investigators say a narcotics lamp was being operated inside the home, and taking a 53-year-old suspect into custody on friday and the facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and child endangerment, as there were two children living in the home were at school at the time of the blast. here is what one neighbor had to say. >> my neighbor and i were showered with glass shards, showered. i kept looking

was not injured. >> there was a woman as soon as the explosion happened, i could hear her screaming and screaming. i couldn't see her. lena: sides have been read tagged. one is where a preschool teacher and her family live. that has rd $25,000. supervisor plans to hold a private town hall meeting for residents in the neighborhood that have been impacted by the explosion and fire. city departments will offer resources and support for the neighbors working forward. reggie: for another battle as a new drug is hitting the streets. the medical examiner will start testing for the drug which can't

be reversed by narcan. gloria rodríguez has what we know. gloria: the drug is known as tranq, a tranquilizer for large animals and not refer humans. it can be deadly when mixed with opioids. it has been seen more in the northeast but the dea is warning that tranq is showing up more and more out west. he wrote a letter to the medical examiner to test oveos supervisor dorsey wants to make sure the city is set up to monitor for tranq and test for it. if somebody overdoses on it, it cannot be reversed by narcan. the supervisor said that makes tracking the drug more critical. >>. for bid if there is an addictive drug for which these interventions are going to work,

it is going to be terrifying. >> may be put up public notices in some way to those on the streets so they know the supply is tainted with tranq so they can protect themselves. gloria: she has a son who is battling addiction on the streets of the tenderloin. she is worried about tranq and believes it is already on the streets. the lad is reporting a 100% increase of its being snuck into a deadly opioids by fentanyl. kumasi: new this portion of interstate 680 has reopened to drivers. northbound lanes are now back open after a repaving project over the weekend. caltrans crews shut that stretch of road down friday night while they replace sections of the freeway. another closure schedule for the same area next weekend. coming up, the ford motor

company taking a step forward in the electric vehicle arena. reggie: the viewers where the winners of this year's super bowl. a look at the top moments that happened. first, a check of the weather. drew: taking us out t rooftop camera. typically you would be able to see the lights of the bay bridge. we have some dense fog this morning but will clear quickly. a weak cold front will move through this morning and clear the fog out but also kick up the winds. winds are calm. we expect them to pick up as the date rules on. early this afternoon, winds are strongest along the coast. winds gusting close to 50 miles per hour. a breezy day for a lot of us. way from the coast, wind between 15 and 30 miles per hour with sunny skies.

temperatures cooler than we were yesterday but not all that chilly for this time of year. most of us going into the 60's with breezy conditions. 64 in san jose. 66 the high in napa. tomorrow, a second cold front moves through for valentine's day. cold temperatures and the chance for a shower for part of the day tomorrow. hour-by-hour, we will show you the shower chances in nine minutes. jobina: we are going to start with a mass transit update. according to officials, there has been some sort of accident so there is a warning in place between holster and alder until further notice. in terms of everything else, we definitely need to talk about the fog you may run into in emeryville and as you travel

towards the bay bridge. there isn't a definitely a heads up. still seeing the san jose showing up 101. just giving you a look at drive times. tracy

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national university. kumasi: the kansas city chiefs waking up the winners of the super bowl. it was a close game sided with the last second field goal. patrick mahomes was named for the second time in four years. >> i am not going to say dynasty yet here we are not done. kumasi: players

across the field. patrick mahomes appeared to injure his ankle again. this was the third highest scoring super bowl in history. whether your team won or lost, there is no denying that it was one of the most exciting ever. reggie: from the game to that halftime show and the commercials, there were both winners and losers. here is abc news reporter will ganss. will: tears for mama don after the eagles lost. but after the chiefs win, travis getting the same support from mom. the nice big loser, the grass state farm stadium. players slipping and sliding all night long. the biggest winners were rihanna fans. a shirt said a

interrupted by a football game, weird, but whatever. ♪ the field at super bowl lvii. hers was a one-woman show, sort of. she revealed a baby simultaneously announcing a pregnancy and becoming the first woman to headline the halftime show ever. a rough night for the brothers. >> one brother scores and another having a snack. will: he was brothers score. the game is all about the snacks and the ads. >> what are you doing here? unto at work all day? -- are you at work all day? >> i gotta go, guys.

will: denver pepsi zero. -- and for pepsi zero. >> used to be clueless about shopping. i heard i could save by getting cash back with rocco 10, i was like as if. will: and a look at the -- a look at guardians of the galaxy. and indiana jones. >> what are you doing here? >> rescuing you. york. reggie: i want to look like j. lo when i roll up. drew: in a kumasi: what are you doing. get me a glaze. reggie: i want to watch that

whole movie. j. lo comes up the grammys. ben is not having a good time. i want all of these times, all in one movie. drew: i remember when people saw him working there, they were like what is happening. kumasi: when she rolled up period was like, how cute? i liked it. reggie: you really were paying attention to these commercials. kumasi: i did. drew: clueless was a good one. i don't know what rakitin has with selling clothes. reggie: is that what it was for? drew: it was funny, but i don't know what it was for. reggie: i which is concentrating on her. drew: unbothered for three decades. reggie: and looks the same.

kumasi: drew: my favorite, i love faris so i did enjoy the avocado where she was eve. that was funny. kumasi: i was telling reggie the one with the people were in the living room but dancing to music? i thought it was cute. reggie: commercial rate during the performance where she touched up. kumasi: that was funny. drew: here is a live look from the east bay hills camera. the level fog. it will linger through 9:00 a.m. this morning, leading to a sunny

but breezy and dusty day and sharply cooler temperatures coming our way for valentine's day. it wind advisory at 10:00 a.m. this morning along the coast and through the city for winds up to 50 miles per hour at times. today, morning fog leads to afternoon sunshine. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. tonight, dropping into the 30's and low 40's. tomorrow, a cold front moving through bring a quick hitting light shower mainly in the morning but the bigger picture, kind the system it is going to get cold bite wednesday morning. it frees watch in effect for all of us with temperatures starting off in the 20's and 30's. bright and gusty today. valentine's day is chilly with showers, isolated in nature, leanings cold mornings wednesday and their state before another chance for wet weather on friday. reggie: united airlines forced

to retrain pilots as a fight nearly ended in disaster. kumasi: financial assis being offered for those impacted by recent floods. reggie: what would you do if lebron james sat next to you to watch an entire basketball game. at this girl. kumasi: super cute. reggie: and this boy taking the picture before lebron turned around.

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it would create up to 2500 new jobs. opposition to development has grown in the past month in an effort to preserve farmland. kumasi: artists and art organizations impacted by a series of the storms in december and january can receive funds for flood damage. grants are offered. artists can get $2500 and groups are eligible for $5,000. the photos you see were unable to meet say from a flooded studio. applications accepted through march 1. reggie: the warrior spent the weekend celebrating valentine's day. they enjoyed activities with lovable reptiles, live music, diy at lyons penn state cards and more. kumasi: the warriors -- diy

projects and more. kumasi: lebron james found a way to make headlines. >> such an impact. watch the girl on the right. she had no idea that was going to be who would plop down next to her. kumasi: can you imagine. lebron james took a seat at chase center next to this unassuming fan, and to say she was shocked would be an understatement. i want to see the moment that he was having -- she was having a full meltdown. there had to be a moment. i don't know who this is trying to play it cool. reggie: in my head, it is her brother. kumasi:

somebody just sat next to you, like say madonna sat next to you? reggie: if it was lebron, i am not even sure i would know. i would know it was someone. i would know it was a very famous person who probably plays basketball. kumasi: i know you don't know sports, but there are like five people you have to know. reggie: it had and glasses, i am just not sure. but if it worked madonna. i would play it really cool. i would be like, hey. because that has happened to me. i have been somewhere and sean penn was standing right next to me. he just walked over n i had to pretend like nothing was happening. kumasi: that is actually pretty

good. the super bowl stadium under scrutiny for the condition of the field. how much the league paid for the turf that caused problems for players. reggie: it is said this year's wild bio -- wildfire demi, i'm so proud of you and how you have persevered through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad.

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