announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. president indicted for the first time in history. donald trump becoming the first former u.s. president to face a criminal charge's. reggie: an officers are deployed throughout the city, preparing for potential unrest in the wake of trump's indictment. kumasi: in the longtime director of the san jose police officers association accused of smuggling drugs. what we are learning about the allegations. reggie: good morning. it is friday, march 31, and it is not raining. drew: we have dry conditions continuing for friday, a quiet

live dpl 7s showu nothin on the scan, just partly cloudy skies above. in the 40's to start for the most part. leave the winter coat and rain gear at home, you don't need it today. calling conditions in the east bay and partly cloudy skies will prevail. sunrise here in 55 minutes, and we will see temperatures warmer than yesterday, the 50's to low 60's. some changes coming your way for the weekend forecast. we will talk about that in a few minutes. reggie: a headline never used for a current or former president before. the headline of so many papers? trump indicted. trump has been the subject of countless political controversies in his political career, now is facing criminal charges. we are hearing from trump's attorney? jobina: his attorney is talking

to good morning america about the indictment, saying the trials could happen as early as next week. he is the first president, former or current, to face criminal charges. a manhattan grand jury handed out the indictment yesterday after a years long investigation into hush money payments made to adult film actress stormy daniels in the weeks before the 2016 election. the charges hinge not on the payment, but rather because this -- hush money payments are generally legal -- but how the money and payments were arranged. no one knows what charges trump is facing because the indictment is under seal. the attorney says they are working out details for trump's arraignment. >> the president will not be in handcuffs. i am sure they will try to make

sure they get some, you know, joy out of this by bringing him. there is no precedent for this case. this was done with personal money, george. that's the key distinguishing factor. statutorily, the law says this -- if the payment was made with personal funds, and it would have been made irrespective of the candidate's campaign, it's outside of campaign financing, and that's clearly what you have here. jobina: he says president trump was apparently "shocked" being indicted, although he predicted his own arrest. the das office is investigating a tech and alleged trump payment to former playboy model karen mcdougal as well. reggie: president trump will have to travel back to new york city to be arraigned. it's the first time a person being arraigned will be under secret service protection.

security is being ramped up at the courthouse. >> police on high alert on the heels of trump's indictment. >> it's key to keep eyes on certain areas where people will gather. >> the nypd out in full force today, ordering people to report for duty in uniform at 7:00 a.m., preparing for potential unrest. >> we will not see the mayhem we saw elsewhere. throughooftopobat p, whaveel asdon't tnk anyin closely happen as what happened on january 6. >> trump calls for protests after predicting he would be arrested that call fell flat. the biggest concern is next week. >> the day we are most concerned about is the day donald trump

surrenders. >> he will be joined by secret service agents and fingerprinted and handcuffed -- figure printed and photographed, but unlikely to be handcuffed given the nature of the crime. >> a date will be put forth, and that will be when he will be released, and that will be the end of it. kumasi: happening today, a longtime employee of the san jose police officers association will be facing charges in a drug smuggling case. amanda is live with more on this. amanda: we are talking about the union's executive director. joanne segovia used both her home and office computers, even using the ups account of the union to specifically purchase and distribute opioids and other pills.

we are talking about thousands of them. a criminal complaint details homeland security agents were investigating a network they say ships controlled substances made in india, which led them to segovia. she allegedly had 61 shipments mailed to her home from countries all around the world this year, some even labeled wedding party favors, what we are told. federal investigators intercepted those shipments, saying they found thousands of narcotics pills. this was part of the scheme to distribute the drugs across the u.s., what federal prosecutors believe. we spoke with the police union president about the allegations made against segovia. she is a 20 year employee of the union. >> shocked. i am saddened. as the days have gone by, i am at a place where i am w it's a reminder of how accessible this is and we, from

a law enforcement and community perspective, need to be more aggressive and assertive with how we deal with interrupting that chain. chavez, who heads the fentanyl working group. segovia is due in court at 1:00 p.m. and if convicted, faces a maximum sentence of 20 years. the criminal complaint also uncovering that segovia denied any illegal activity in initial interviews with investigators and later, tried to blame her housekeeper. we will be following this bombshell allegation throughout the morning.,live from union headquarters in san jose, on amanda del castillo, abc7news. kumasi: a hillside collapse near southbound 680 and gold hill road damaged a waterline on wednesday, so now the city is asking residents to cut water

use by 40%. crews cannot get to the line to repair it, because it is buried under 10 feet of mud. the interim city manager is asking everyone to be patient. >> do your part to conserve water. take shorter showers, these are things you can do to help this community out. kumasi: the city has been pumping and water from lake herrmann as a secondary source. the main water line typically sends out 4.5 million gallons of water every day. wildfire prevention -- pg&e laying out the details of its new plan. reggie: sawing away the snow. sierra residence trying to get rid of the snow before it becomes a major hazard to their homes and businesses. walnut creek camera. we are dry. tree pollen is now at high levels, the offenders cedar,

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reggie: look at this huge block of snow in truckee. they are using a saw to get it off. what else i noticed watching this video, his friend has him roped in encase it takes it with him. but if he did fall, it's not too far, given how high the snow is. you would land in a pillow. they obviously did not want this to get any worse, because that's a lot of weight. that could really damage your roof. so get a friend with a saw, a rope, and you are good to go. drew: a lot of people are scared

about their roofs. reggie: the sierra is experiencing its second snowiest winter. drew: the official measurement tomorrow will come from the sierra snow lab. the most snow we have seen in recorded history was 227% of average across the state. we are at 235%, so we will get the official measurement tomorrow, but this will likely be the deepest snowpack in recorded history. we will keep you updated on that, but there is so much snow in the sierra. back here at home, temperatures in the 50's by lunchtime and our warmest spots in the low 60's later on today under partly cloudy skies, so enjoy the dry day. increasing clouds on saturday and late sunday, there is a chance of a light shower in the north bay. much of your weekend is looking dry. we will get to the seven-day forecast in a few minutes, but let's check in with jobina and traffic on this friday. jobina: we have a new crash

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reggie: this morning, the fbi is offering up a $40,000 reward to find a san mateo woman kidnap in mexico. she was believed to have been taken late last year. we are hearing from close friends about this urgent search. >> somebody out there has information that can help us. they may not think it's important, but we asked them to let us be the judge of that. >> a $40,000 reward to f san mateo woman kidnapped in mexico. monica deleon barber was abducted while walking her dog in police go -- halisco. >> we know she was abducted several individuals. we do not believe it was random. she was targeted, and they have

been speaking with the family. >> the 29-year-old is a u.s. citizen, but also has residence in mexico. they are hoping the report will prompt someone to come forward. >> please contact the fbi. >> monica's friends from college described her as funny, relatable, and charismatic. >> you spend years of your life sharing with someone, and they are not there. >> monica is a talented photographer, and moved to mexico last summer for a job opportunity. she zoomed with a friend a few days prior to her kidnapping. >> she feels like family to us because we have known her for so long, and she is a crucial part of all of our lives. her case has not gotten as much attention as others, so bringing our voices forward to bring attention to the fact that she is missing and has not been brought home -- >> lauren martinez, abc7news. kumasi: and we are learning

about pg&e's plan to prevent wildfires. they have pledged 18 billion dollars for several tasks over the next three years, including stronger polls, covering power infrastructure, adding an emergency breaker system, and trimming down brush in overgrown areas. they are also hoping to move 120 miles of power lines underground by 2026. you have just a few more n to enjoy san francisco park. reggie: the parks alliance rescheduled the party for sunday at 5:00. there will be live music, a marching band, and if you go, make sure to wear shoes or boots that you don't mind getting dirty. some areas surrounding the installation are floodede remov. i know that's true, because i walked past it and i thought oh,

it is looking swampy. drew: oh no. take some time. reggie: moments before that, i stepped into a huge puddle. kumasi: i reggie: and i went to the deyoung anyway. kumasi: i walked by and it was too late, but i had to go somewhere else. it was not t-pain. drew: i have not heard t-pain in so long. do you remember which song? [laughter] drew: good morning, t-pain, if you are watching. reggie: i assume t-pain is watching. drew: that's a memory, taking me back to college. here is a live look at san jose this morning. we are in for a gorgeous day.

temperatures for the most part, in the 40's, upper 30's in some spots like san mateo, half moon bay, santa rosa and napa, starting at 39 degrees this morning, but that's typical for this time of year. it's not typical are your afternoon highs. we should be in the mid 60's, but below average again. 56 in the city, 58 in oakland, 50 two in san jose with partly cloudy skies. one is a high in antioch. tonight, upper 30's to mid 40's under partly cloudy skies. dust of the weekend is totally quiet. late sunday night in the north bay, we could have a light sprinkle. there is a trough setting up across the west coast that keeps the below average temperatures in place, but also allows weak ripples of energy to move through. there's nothing organized headed our way, but we have a chance for light shower here and there. for the most part, no numbers on the seven-day for the storm impact scale.

next week, below average precipitatioected acrossest. the weekend looksre, late night sunday into monday and tuesday, the chance of a light shower but nothing widespread. otherwise, we warm up by wednesday and thursday. reggie: let's turn to ginger zee with a look at what's happening on gma. ginger: coming up will have the reaction after former president trump became the first president ever to face criminal charges. the detail on what's ahead and the political fallout. we are joined by his lawyer and the star witness against president -- against the former president, michael cohen. brooke shields is here talking about her new documentary, and we have the right stuff for travel time. before the travel season begins, we will bring you that, and

tornado weather again. the risk from mississippi up to idaho today. reggie: back to gwyneth paltrow's thing, did you see how she walked over to the man who sued her, said something -- ginger: she said, i wish well. that was the headline. other people were saying, that's translatable. reggie: you don't see that. you just kind of -- you accept the verdict and walk away. >and leave with your camp, yeah. reggie: the whole thing was me more the -- meme-worthy. ginger: they said that is worth a second cup of bone broth. cheers. reggie: that was wild. ginger: i did not say that.

reggie: ginger, thank you for all of that. and in harm's way -- hopefully it will not come to

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. former president donald trump now the first president, current or former, to be indicted on criminal charges. reggie: the news of the indictment sending shockwaves across the country, including right here in the bay area what local political leaders and experts are saying and where we go from here. kumasi:ublic safety concern. why more antioch police officers are on leave this morning. reggie: it's friday, march 31.

kumasi: happy friday. it will be a good one with the forecast. drew: very quiet out there. live doppler 7 showing you know precipitation and we are expecting partly cloudy skies, but temperatures, once again, in our coldest spots palo alto, san jose, napa, mid to upper 30's. elsewhere, in the 40's, so the winter jacket is needed, but you can leave the rain your for another day. a tranquil view from the exploratorium camera, partly cloudy skies today and sunrise coming here shortly and next couple of hours, and we will be warmer today compared to yesterday. amateurs going in the mid to low 60's. a few changes to the weekend forecast. we will show you that coming up in it out -- that, coming up at about seven minutes. reggie: psident dond ahattan poteiand t, and we aress o the polical fal

om new york cityitmorg: u the ne head. is historic. a lot of aboutow this pcek. sources close to abc news tell us at will happen, and as soon next week. this morning, the news of donald trump indictment reverberating around the globe, trump now the first president, former or current, the face criminal charges. the manhattan grand jury handing down the indictment in a year shortly afterward of the indictment, trump talking with our editorial producer john saint to she, claiming the action was political persecution. trump, who is a candidate for the 2024 republican nomination, goes on to say they are trying to impact an election. aled.indictmt ws what hrmioave n

but they have heard from michael cohens have also heard from bob n, hasen the efense o trump. 1 >> michael cohen >> is far from solid evidence. morgan: his team saying he on paid daniels to protect his family from extortion. house speaker kevin mccarthy blaming the manhattan d.a., weaponizing our sacred system of justice against donald trump. the manhattan das office is also investigating a second alleged trump payment to former playboy model karen mcdougal. there are other federal and

state criminal investigations into trump underway, but as for this case -- >> at the heart of this charge is filing false business records with the intent to defraud. that is a misdemeanor typically, but it can become a felony if it is done to cover up another crime. morgan: former president trump posted the other day on social media, calling on his supporters to prote hincted manhattan police on high alert for any protests that could happen this weekend. these heightened security measures will be in place for years to come, including at trump tower. kumasi:esk with that. jobi we have heard from many experts, including a usc law professor who says the indictment could set up a legal battle, and get florida governor

ron desantis involved. ron desantis tweeted that florida will not assist with an extradition request. jackie spears says we should not rush to judgment when it comes to the indictment, even when you consider the former president's history. >> he is presumed innocent until proven guilty. we really need to see the indictment, the charging document, and that will tell us more. but let's be really clear -- this is historic. it's also tragic. this is a former president who during his office was obstructing justice during the moeller investigation, but he could not be charged because he was then president. now he is no longer president. he will be treated like any other american in terms of whether or not he has violated the law. this grand jury has acted independentlyfod.

ntry tetr.jona there appears toa general sense of outrage from republicans regarding president trump's indictment, including former vice president mike pence. president biden has refused to comment on the indictment this morning. stephanie ramos asked if he had any reaction, and he replied "no." and shook his head. reggie: castillo your is in san jose this morning, with the details of a drug smuggling case this morning. amanda: a20 san jose police union could face up to 20 years in prison if sheo purchase and distribute drugs across the country. joanne segovia, according to

investigators, used her home and office computers, even the union 's ups account to conduct the crime. she is accused of having six to one shipments mailed to her home from around the world. some even labeled "wedding party favors." investigating a network that ships controlled substances made in india, which led to segovia. the president o got the call last friday, learning segovia was charged with attempting to import illegal opioids from overseas, specifically fentanyl. >> shocked, saddened. as the days have gone by, i am at a place where now i am angry. we talk about a woman who has helped fallen officers families, helped organize fundraisers when officers children are sick.

that's the person we know. amanda: though executive director, she handled front desk operations but did not make decisions for the organizations. she denied any illegal activity in initial interviews with investigators and later tried to blame her housekeepers. union org leadership has their own investigation. amanda del castillo, abc7news. reggie: a decrease in police patrols could impact public safety in antioch. a second round of police were put on leave, related to an ongoing fbi and state investigation into the department. now, the bay area news group reports that some officers allegedly got fake college

degrees for pay increases and sent offensive texts. marilyn mar thorpe says the actions were not criminal, but also would reports. >> when i called halfway through it to check to see where they were at, they told me there was nobody available. because they were understaffed. reggie: mayor thorpe also says the city will likely be hit with increased expenses for law enforcement support from outside agencies. antioch's police chief sent a letter to the community, reading in part "we always strive to be of service and engage in fair, impartial policing practices. we want to be intentional about beingan to hear your policing plans and strategies. kumasi:

hitting the road to visit red states for his new political action committee, campaign for democracy. >> the authoritarian leaders that are hell-bent on taking power and keeping it by whatever means necessary, they are attacking our freedoms state after state. that's why am watching the campaign for democracy. kumasi: the governor shared this video on twitter, calling out rising insert republicans. the governor says he is funding this with $10 million left over from his reelection campaign. reggie: san francisco is expanding a program that connects people experiencing homelessness with their hometowns. the sf standard reports starting april 10, the city will offer travel expenses for the homeward bound program. on average, it costs one hundred $80 a person.

the human services agency says it will offer same day or next day travel. homeward bound has helped 11,000 people return home since it was first established in 2005. the city believes there is a low number of people who eventually come back to san francisco. commercial crab season is coming to an end, and comes after an already shortened season. kumasi: you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are up by 150 points. a look at the markets, next. reggie: and the bay area locations named in a top travel magazine. kumasi: stay with us on abc 7, our streaming app, for abc 7 at 7:00. you can download the app now, wherever you stream drew: let's go to live doppler 7 with satellite this morning. we are quiet, tuesday and wednesday, we had that storm moved through. it is out of here and we have partly cloudy skies on the way

today. future weather, 10:00 a.m., upper 40's to lower 50's temperature wise. through the afternoon, we warmed through the 50's and today is another day similar to yesterday where temperatures are below average for this time of year, but at least we are dry. 58 in oakland, 56 in the city, 52 in san jose, 57 in napa. ask t7 in antioch. the three-day forecast shows you will find increasing clouds on saturday, sunday, late in the day, ta chance of a shower, but most of the weekend is totally dry and sunday, that chance is best in the north bay. as we head into sunday, we will see a weak ripple of energy passed through. by 9:30, there is a chance of an isolated shower, but nothing widespread or heavy. that's your weather, let's get a check of traffic with jobina. jobina: we will begin in santa cruz county.

this sig alert remains in effect and went into place last week because of weather, but the closures remain on northbound nine. elsewhere, traffic is light on this friday, san raphael showing off 101 and the metering lights, even though they don't look like it, flipped on at 6:21 on the bay bridge toll plaza. people are working from home today, and our drive times look consistent. antioch to concord, 20 minutes, and give yourself some extra time if you are taking bart into the east bay or out of the east bay this weekend. any travel through the east bay, because the transit agency is doing work on the tracks between rockbridge and overton. writers will have to connect with a free bus, meaning delays could be up to 30 minutes. the work is happening over five

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reggie: the first funeral after a mass shooting at a christian school in nashville is planned this weekend. this comes as marches tprest nonviolence are spreading on social media. >> you are in the hallway? >> in the art room. >> art reae shots. et. reggie: the caller is a teaching assistant who huddled in an art room closet with several young students. the shooting is sparking protests at the tennessee state capitol, parents and their children are rallying for stricter gun control. house democrats are calling on republicans to bring gun violence legislation to the

floor. top republicans, like house speaker kevin mccarthy, rejecting legislation, claiming the root of the issue is mental illness, not gun violence. kumasi: thieves stole an iconic item outside of the dairy queen. this giant spoon was missing last week. it is 15 feet tall and stands against the side of the building. their surveillance video captured two people unscrewing the base and taking off on a motorbike. getting another one made, delivered and installed would cost the owners more than . a deadly stabbing at a north bay high school, there is debate over lawyer filed a gag order be lifted at the high school. the witness said no such gag order exists. the suspect did not enter a plea and will be back in court in

may. his lawyers say the attack was self-defense. reggie: the 20% off bed, bath and beyond might not expire so soon. it is selling stock to repay creditors. it sold stock in february as well to fund operations, backed by private equity group hudson bay capital. the company is also trying to cut costs by closing more than half of its stores. electronic arts is cutting jobs. in a letter shared on the website, ea is laying off 6% of its workforce, 800 people. the ceo says this involves restructuring some teams, also taking a look at its real estate footprint. ea is known for several popular games, including fifa and the sims. you can see we are up about 730

ma and krispy kreme is bringing back pumpkin spice donuts. they will be back on the menu for two days only starting tomorrow, april first, which is also april fools' day -- so don't go there and be mad if you don't see this. anyway, krispy kreme says the promotion is not a joke. a lot of people are skeptical -- they are saying they don't believe it, don't play with my emotions -- just, when you g there and you are on the way, just check in and see. select stores, allegedly, this weekend. reggie: i don't need them to clown around like this. it's about to be easter and we need the easter donuts. we only have a week, right? kumasi: true. reggie: i want to s thun e o flower aas e newt 6:00, spring

break is u ifrehinkingbout getahe m beautiful places to visit a.reg. look at e -- the healdsburg. show me better. [laughter] the beauty, the wine, the food -- kumasi: and they are having the food and wine experience. reggie: are they really? kumasi: i am looking at going. reggie: second annual. it's in may? let's go. i can't believe that. you are denying yourself that? san francisco is also on the list, 100% agree with that. lake tahoe, and who can forget the happiest place on earth, disneyland. redwood national park, also

named a top spot. kumasi: i haven't been there either, and you know i like to hug a tree. reggie: we have more to explore. kumasi: hey, jobina. jobina: hi, friends. that's the one place on the list i have not been to, so maybe that is a trip. do you know who is not taking a trip? anyone going to work this morning, unless their commute takes them on the richmond-san rafael bridge. this is our busiest stretch this morning, but look at this. the golden gate bridge looking great out of the north bay and our drive times are green across the board. antioch to concord, 18 minutes. our map is green too, so looking good for the commute. drew: weather-wise, another dry day -- two for two out there. enjoy partly cloudy skies today and there is a look at the bay bridge, showing you partly cloudy conditions.

live doppler 7, it's quiet out there. we like that after what has been a very active month. temperatures in the 30's and 40's, pretty typical for this time of year. later on today, our temperatures again struggle to hit average, a below-average day in the 50's and 60's, but it is dry. atlee cloudy skies tonight, and are typical evening chill in the 30's and for -- 40's. we will find increasing clouds on sunday with the wind picking up, and light snow is coming on monday. we are showing you future weather, because we have a late night chance sunday night into the north bay, but most of the weekend is totally dry. do not cancel those outside plans, but we stay on settled early next week. there is no organized storm system, but we will track light showers moving through early in the week monday and tuesday. here is your seven-day forecast.

right conditions today, much of sunday, sunday night, the chance is late in the north bay. a chance of a shower monday and tuesday, but there is no number on the impact scale. it's that low of a chance. windy, and we will warm up later next week. jobina: time for our toyota tahoe traffic report. echoing what drew was talking about, it's a nice time to head up there. no chain restrictions for 80, or 50, and drive times have improved from yesterday, resting around 3.5 hours or so. a good ride for you. the only chain requirement will be for 88, so if you are traveling towards kirkwood, heads up for you there. based totals here checking in around the same for sierra, tahoe, and kirkwood with 250 inches. that was the same as yesterday too, so the snow does not appear to be going anywhere, kumasi.

kumasi: fisheries will have to say goodbye to dungeness crab season sooner than expected. an end to the commercial season was expected on april 15. this affects the sonoma mendocino county line to the mexico border. officials are mid guys -- minimizing the risk of humpback whales fishing lines. reggie: a power outage in the oakland area, going on since 3:00 this morning. power is expected to be restored at 10:00 a.m.. reggie: and disney is accelera celebrating milestone, for a woman that was at the park on its opening day. >> i had no idea they were going to do this?

reggie: would get a letter to celebrate her special year, but they invited her to spend her day at the park. disney alsgied her a bunch goode with mickey and the president of disneyland inside of walt disney's apartment on main street -- that is special. kumasi: vip. reggie: that is vip. they treated her right. to say that i was there on the first day when they opened the park, that is something. congratulations to her, and she looks great. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. regg

kumasi: it is 6:56.

former president donald trump is due to surrender in new york early this week. -- next week, excuse me, after he is indicted by a manhattan grand jury. the cases focusing on the $130,000 paid to stormy daniels during his campaign. reggie: and the fbi is looking for information to find a missing san mateo woman who is kidnapped in mexico. kumasi: anna san jose association employee is expected to be in court today, for allegedly i synthetic drugs from overseas. reggie: pope francis plans to be in st. peter's square on sunday after being hospitalized for an infection for palm sunday. drew: in the live look from

exploratorium camera this morning, showing you partly cloudy skies out there, similar to yesterday. here is how your day is shaping up. temperatures in the 30's and 40's right now, warming up to the mid-50's around lunchtime and by 4:00 p.m., temperatures going into the 50's and low 60's. below average for this time of year, 60 degrees in concord today, 62 in san jose, 58 santa rosa and much of your weekend is looking drive. jobina: give yourself some extra time if you are taking part in the east bay this weekend. the transit agency is doing work on the rockbridge and orinda stations, meaning riders will have to connect with a free bus. as far as transit, everything is on time everywhere else. kumasi: and today is the

transgender day of visibility. oasis nightclub is hosting a cabaret and includes special guests. trans lifeline. and then the exploratorium is striving for trans inclusion and antiracism in science, so that's a full day of events. a lot going on. reggie: shout out to our trans friends this morning. drew: it feels important to what is going on across the country. jobina: absolutely. i love what i am seeing another other businesses doing stuff. this bar in oakland, friends and family, if you order a special shot all proceeds go to gender reaffirming care. so check out your spots. reggie: san francisco, the first in the nation to have its own trans district. there's lots to celebrate, even in a time of peril. kumasi: it's the weekend. reggie: it's drive.

jobina: it's dry! reggie: we are counting our blessings. we hope you have a great weekend, eve >> plans to verndz that is next in the case and the political consequence. we are joined by trump's lawyer and michael cohen the star witness at the center of the case >> tensions rising white house condemes the american reporter arrest in the russia after accused of spying where he is held and what's next.

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