a virtual dead heat right now in the race for the gop president nomination with romney and santorum neck and neck in iowa. good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm frank somerville. already we're hearing that one candidate may be dropping out. our team coverage begins in des

moines iowa with craig boswell. >> reporter: the candidates have spoken, now iowa workers have making their voice heard. will iowa caucus voters send a message? >> i'm leaning toward romney. >> santorum. we're not 100% for sure yet. >> a lot of them seem to be very similar. >> i really don't think there's a good person or a contender, somebody that can beat obama. >> reporter: some candidates are getting nasty. despite his promise to stay positive, mitt romney was called a liar. >> and i think when his record gets examined, santorum is going to have a lot of explaining to do. >> reporter: but a lot of the

republicans vying for the nomination and league changes, who has the lead? >> we're not going to see one or two people. we're going to see four or five maybe and still stay in this race and rightfully so. because we still have a lot of vetting to do. >> reporter: that continues on next tuesday evening in new hampshire for the first in the nation primary are mitt romney so heavily favored in the granite state. rick perry says he's going back to texas tomorrow to reassess his campaign. in des moines, craig boswell. here are the latest numbers from iowa. santorum and romney are neck and neck with only a handful of voting separating them. ron paul follows close behind. newt gingrich is in fourth place with 13%. rick perry received 10% and michelle bachmann came in last with just 5%. bay area voters we talked with tonight said they are surprised the vote in iowa was

so close. ktvu's amber lee picks up our team coverage now where she joined a group of conservative voters. >> reporter: we're in mountain view where a group of conservative voters meets every tuesday night. members of the conservative forum of silican valley listened to speakers discuss issues close to their hearts such as property values. a featured topic presented by the tea party. some conservatives here tell us they're weary of the constant change in who's leading the pack among republican candidates. >> it's sort of like the debates have been beat to death. you know just over and over and over. i can't believe how many different polls and how many times it's changed. >> reporter: but some voters tell us the fact that there's

no clear front runner mirrors their own decisiveness. >> things i like about some reporter: some say they are leaning toward a certain candidate. >> i think the best option is romney. that's my opinion. >> he won't do anything to change anything. he won't rock the boat. >> reporter: you want somebody to rock the boat a little bit? >> oh yeah, turn it around. >> i don't care who you vote for as long as you do your research. as long as you go to the polls, having looked into their voting record, their background, whatever it is that matters to you. >> reporter: many of these conservative voters tell us they'll be watching as the candidates take to each state. but say the results won't influence their vote. reporting live in mountain view, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. it is important to note iowa is just the first vote and

the eventual nominee could lose there. republican ronald reagan lost in iowa in 1980. but george w. bush won in 2003 defeating two rivals that year. in 2008 john mccain came in first then went on to become the gop nominee. jimmy carter lost to the uncommitted vote then later became the nominee. >> you can come back from not doing well in iowa. but this sets up the field more than anything else. >> reporter: john huntsman hasn't campaigned in iowa and has been devoting his time and money to the new hampshire contest. its primary is a week from today. let's turn to coverage of 2012, we'll be following the vote across the country. president obama made his presence known in iowa this evening. he talk about his achievements so far such as reform and health care and on wall street.

the president also warned democrats of the formittable challenges that lie ahead. >> there are a lot of forces that will push against us. we're battling millions of the dollars of negative advertising and special interests. >> reporter: tomorrow president obama is scheduled to travel to cleveland for an event that focuses on the economy. new details now on that wild police pursuit in san jose that ended with four patrol cars being rammed. lloyd lacuesta tells us a police officer and carjacking victim are still in the hospital, and lloyd joins us live from where it all began, lloyd. >> reporter: this american gasoline station at mcgee and king road still has blood slatters after an attack on a 50-year-old man today. >> there's blood here. >> oh, yeah. >> we had a puddle. and the pump went like this. >> reporter: mechanic martin wynn says he ran out when he

heard people fighting. he says a young man was on top an elderly man punching him with his fist and trying to get his car keys. >> he wanted the car. he said you have to see the i.d. on the back. then the guy didn't say anything. >> reporter: wynn says the man jump into the victim's gmc suv. police took off after him. after it was over, several police were injured. he had to be cut out of the vehicle. he is still in the hospital after his injuries. >> one minute he's looking for the suspect. the next minute he's pinned in his vehicle and he's on the radio calling for help. >> reporter: it ended on mccreary avenue where police

maneuvered to track the suspect and they shocked him. >> through the passenger side, i saw the taser go off and that was the end of it. >> reporter: the suspect is alejandro gonzalez from san jose. he's facing a lot more jail time now. live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now after tasing that suspect. officers put him into a restraint that's called a wrap which is sort of like a straight jacket. here you can see the device being demonstrated on mike mibach. that wrap is marketed by a company from martinez. tonight we spoke to the san jose police chief about the chase. he says he's grateful no civilians were hurt. >> some real heroism from the

part of my officers. where they saw the suspect taking off into the crosswalk, an officer was able to absorb the blow so a family would not get hit. >> that officer is in the hospital being treated for his injuries. a tractor trailer overturned is shortly after 2:00 this afternoon. up to 30-gallons of fuel leaked on to the highway. and boxes full of romaine lettuce fell out. a trip to the mall didn't end so well for one driver in concord. a viewer sent us this picture of a crash that happened outside the sun valley shopping center around 3:00 this afternoon. the witness tells ktvu the car was hit by another vehicle as it was entering the parking lot

from the willow pass road. the witness says he helped get the driver out safely. the dow gained nearly 180 point, the nasdaq rose almost 44. investors were encouraged by housing and manufacturing reports. an economist we talked to is cautiously optimistic. >> every quarter that goes by without those big bumps in the road, consumers will be more confidence, business are more willing to invest. >> others warn the european debt crisis remains a potentially huge wild card. the u.s. stock exchange warranted the once mighty kodak company it will be delisted unless it can boost its stock

in the next month. kodak management misread the digital revolution and they haven't kept up with the changing taste in technology. in 2001, shares were trading for as such as $47. a meteorologist shower will be going on tonight. this meteor shower is said to be one of the most intention of the year. if you do catch it, you could see 60 to 200 streaks across the sky per hour. $4 a gallon, $5 a gallon, we'll it will you why gas prices are on the rise in a live report. big problems this morning with fog around the bay and local airports as well. i'll show you where that fog will reform tomorrow morning.

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new at 10:00, get ready to dig a little deeper into your pocket the next time you fill up. ken wayne is in san francisco to explain how gas prices will get higher down the road. >> reporter: four dollars a gallon gas is already here in the bay area. at this gas station near sfo,

regular unleaded is $405 a gallon. supreme is $4.27 a gallon and prices are expected to go higher. oil prices shot up 4.2% climbing to $103 a barrel. why the sudden spike? iran. faced with sanctions, iran is threatening to close the strait of hormuz. >> iran militarily is not strong enough to protect the strait but it is strong enough to create a lot of instability. >> there is a concern that the hard liners in iran will try to crack down. >> reporter: that's the highest level ever at the beginning of the year. here in south san francisco,

it's even higher. jacob martinson is paying $4.12 a gallon for diesel. >> my tank is pretty big, it's like an 18-gallon tank. four dollars it costs about 75 to $80 to fill up. >> reporter: even filling up a motorcycle costs more than $20. >> it's still expensive. but yeah, it does obviously the savings is a little bit. i get about 40-miles to the gallon. >> reporter: oil sales is about to hit a record this year. >> 70% of our economy depends on consumer purchases. anything that rattles consumer confidence including what you pay sticker shock at the pump is something the economic doesn't need right now. >> reporter: back again live, we just saw somebody put in 20- gallons and look how much it cost. $87.47. gas prices are expected to inch up through the winter and could skyrocket to as much as $5 a gallon or more. live in south san francisco, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now, we

checked current prices for the three biggest cities in the bay area. and according to aaa the average price for a gallon of regular gas in san francisco is $3.69. in oakland it's $3.62. and in san jose it's $3.61. on our facebook page, we asked how $5 gas would affect your routine. raymond formanek says, high fuel prices will drive prices on everything up. and debby questions the prediction, she says nobody knows what the price will be in a year. so much can happen to raise it or lower it. share your opinion at ktvu channel 2 on facebook. three san mateo workers were hospitalized after chemicals were thrown in the trash. something burst making the

recology worker sick. they were then taken to the hospital. they later learned what kinds of chemicals had been dumped there. >> the hydrochloric acid will chemically burn your skin. and the resin if you get it on you is an irritant. it would cause reaction similar to a very severe sunburn. >> reporter: police are now trying to determine who put the chemicals into the dumpster by trying to identify by serial numbers the manufacturer and business that sold them. only on two, a man from contra costa county got way more than he bargained for. it happened at a home off swanson avenue.

>> reporter: a new pittsburg homeowner is learning somebody about his home. >> i have to say that there's been a great cover up in here. they literally came in, cleaned the house so nobody would suspect that anything had ever happened. and we were told we could move right into the house. >> reporter: perhaps worse of all is that the grow accessories and water led to a mold problem. >> this is mold. >> reporter: serious enough that tucker's daughter and real estate owner's son have gotten sick. >> it has triggered his asthma more and he's been sick a lot. >> reporter: they say the listing agent didn't disclose the grow operation nor did the previous owner bank of america which says now carries his loan. >> they should have disclosed it to us. everybody should have disclosed it to us. i know my clients would have never sold it to him. >> the homeowner says he's seen the mold. >> do you find something of something that should have been disclosed? >> i would say so. >> reporter: i spoke by phone

to bank of america, they said they would look into the matter. we are learning new details tonight about the german man accused of setting a series of arson fires in los angeles. 24-year-old harry burckhart was arrested yesterday and is being held without bail. burkhart may have been upset about his mother's arrest on fraud charges. a neighbor that didn't want to be identified said burkhart scared her. >> to me it scared me. because i usually have people saying, good morning. or hi how are you. because we're here like a village. everybody knows each other. >> reporter: federal officials recognized him from security video after one fire and notified arson investigators. a mild day today, there was

a lot of fog this morning. we will see more fog tomorrow morning. these were the highs from today. your highs tomorrow are coming up two or three degrees. i think we'll see plenty of mid- 60s tomorrow afternoon. overnight lows in the mid-30s, upper 30s, dewpoints are in the mid-30s, upper 30s. we're looking for valley fog to reform. not just in the inland bay valleys but inside the bay which is what we saw this morning. that's why sfo had major delays today. that could be a reoccurrence tomorrow. be prepared for that. maybe a little patchy valley fog as well. high pressure still doing its thing. all weather systems heading north. tomorrow we'll see dense fog in the morning, this high pressure is going nowhere. back here 10:45, we'll get into the five day forecast and we'll go looking for some rain. we'll see if we can find some out there. we'll also look at your forecast high for your neighborhood. the alameda city council was expected to make a final decision for food trucks. state laws already allows them to operate in alameda but

council members there wanted to amend the code to better regulate them. one idea is to stop the food trucks from setting up near elementary or middle schools. a possible challenge to california's three strikes law. plus jury selection in a high profile triple murder chase. how the case has already challenged city policy.

this is what the occupy oakland protest looked like tonight in front of city hall. you can see a teppe and a table remain along with many

protesters. this despite pulling the permit for the teppe. in addition police say there was a fire near that tepee this morning. jury selection began today in the trial of a man accused of killing three after mistakingly identified him as a gang member. >> reporter: the edwin ramos trial began with a parade of possible jurors. ramos an alleged gang member is accused in the shooting deathover tony bolognia and two of his sons as the family drove home from a picnic. >> the bolognia family was obviously destroyed as a result of this process. what we want to make sure that we bring justice to the family. >> reporter: prosecutors say ramos mistakingly believed the bolognia's were gang rivals. >> i don't know i think it's

going to be very difficult to find a fair and impartial jury because of the immigration thing. >> reporter: it prevented federal agents from deporting him after the shootings. >> it prompted our department to look at the existing policy. >> reporter: juvenile probation department officials say newer policies help ensure criminal offenders don't slip through the cracks. >> what our policy did is give some bright line consistent direction to our staff on what steps needed to be taken to make sure that our city was protected. >> reporter: a judge last year dismissed the bolognia family lawsuit. tony bolognia's wife did not return our calls today about

the beginning of the trial. supporters of protesters against the three strikes law began their reform today. supporters say it would save the state millions of the dollars for aging prisoners locked up for nonviolent crimes. the reduction is being accomplished mainly by sending lower risk prisoners to county jail instead of state prisons. the state lowered the inmate population by 10,000 last year. it still needs to trim 23,000 people. a sea of blue tonight as a bay area city swears in a new top cop. how her selection makes history. plus what a difference a

new at 10:00, it's the first in the city of san rafael's nearly 100 year history. it now has a female police chief. debra villalon was in the standing room only room. >> reporter: she started as a patrol officer at 23. now her portrait will hang alongside men who never imagined it, a female police chief for san rafael. >> congratulations.

>> thank you. >> reporter: the crowd tonight tooted their approval, but she remembers back when female cops weren't so welcome. >> it was more anonymous than anything else. you figure you just do your job, do it well and don't give them any ammunition. >> reporter: advice that resinates with el cerrito's new chief. >> i felt i had to do a little bit more to level the playing field so i could have more room. >> it was hard for people to accept me, some of the guys struggled with it. >> reporter: but proof is in the performance. and tonight the newest bay area chief had her badge pinned on

by her life partner who's an oakland cop. and she looks forward to even more barriers falling. >> this is the new chief of police here, this is the new chief of police there, in gender or ethnicity won't matter. they are now trail blazers. chief bishop taking over here in san rafael next week. we're live in san rafael. a woman from san martinez has been sentenced to here in jail and five years of probation for stealing a car with a 1 -month-old baby inside. maribel mejia turned herself in after stealing the car. police found the car and the baby unharmed several hours later. mejia has pled not guilty to charges. two other felony charges including kidnapping were dismissed. in san bruno five vehicles

have recently been hit by thieves who made off with the catalytic converters. the thefts all happened last night. one neighbor said he had taken precautions because of what had happened in the past. >> i heard they were stealing them all over the place a couple of years ago. i thought, i don't want mine stolen, so i thought i would have it engraved. i even put stolen from and my number. >> those catalytic converters contain expensive metals that are sold. supporters say the project

will create jobs. critics of the half billion dollars project say the current shuttle to the airport works just fine and the money could be better spent elsewhere. the california high speed rail project may have hit another major speed bump tonight. the state appointed pier review group released a recommendation saying lawmakers should not authorize $2.7 billion in bonds to start building the $98 billion segment to bakers field. the group says without any assurance of additional funding. a big thank you from wikipedia. according to a message on the site, over the past few months more than a million people have come forward to donate money. the year end drive accounts for most of wikimedia's revenue, the foundation also gets money from grants and other donations. the executive director of

wikepedia says the sites is the fifth most popular in the world. it was part of the federal government's program to put artists to work during the great depression. but now the famous murals on the walls of coy tower are looking a little depressed themselves. patti lee tells us why there's controversy surrounding restoration plans. >> reporter: step inside the coy tower and the walls come to life with great depression art. >> they remain in that kind of condition. >> reporter: time and the city's fog have taken its poll. paint is peeling and frescoes show water damage. but it's what's on the second floor that set off a wave of compliants. you can see gouges, dashes and chips on wall likely caused by every day wear and tear and a recent elevator construction. >> i don't think it was a

coincidence that after the elevator construction, all these conditions started appearing. >> it's just really been a question of resources. >> reporter: in the meantime the city's parks and recreation department has stepped up. >> we offer $250,000 to restore the mural as well as a percentage of the money we generate. >> reporter: but raising money isn't the only hurdle. at issue a plan to open the observation tower to private events. a potential moneymaker that some fear will open a pandoras box that will extend from the tower to the hill. a murder mystery on royal grounds. what police are revealing about the discovery of a body. back here in just 10 minutes, we're going to go straight to the forecast and show you what you can expect

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two armed gunman made off with an unknown amount of money after robbing a jack in the box. police say the men were wearing masks but no other suspect information is available. oakland homicide investigators say they are frustrated that no one stepped forward to identify the death of a young boy killed at his family's business. the boy was shot outside his father's taco truck.

his father says a man ordered food then pulled out a gun and opened fire. police say they need help to find the shooter. somebody might have been out there that evening that saw something or heard something and they might think, this isn't important but it might be huge. it may be that piece of information that break this is case wide open. >> reporter: police say the man drove off in a silver colored american made car with a female passenger. anyone with information is urged to call the oakland police. in news of the world tonight, in britain there is a murder mystery at queen elizabeth's country estate. british police say a young woman's body was discovered on the grounds there and they are now treating the case as a homicide. the body was found 3 miles from where the queen and her family celebrated new year's. police say the royals are not suspected. it appears the woman has been dead for weeks or even months. the taliban announced they will open political office in the nation of cutter with talks

cut -- of qatar. the white house welcomed the announcement saying peace cannot come to afghanistan without a political settlement. in china final work is being done for the snow and ice festival scheduled to open thursday. it's usually very cold but this year residents say it's been unusually warm. so workers are using sonoma sheens. the festival features elaborate and enormous sculptures. it costs 19 million dollars to create. three universities have made the top ten on the list of public universities with the best values. uc berkeley ranked seventh in kepling er's ranking. kiplinger's says despite tuition hikes, those schools moved up because it gave more ratings. one of the best known hotels in las vegas has a new

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supposed to look like. snow shoes, warm clothe, it took several measurements to size up that monster snow pack. now look at today. frank gurkey is sporting sunglasses and a light sweater. with just one tiny patch of snow to measure. >> well -- >> is that it? >> that's it. >> reporter: the map was simple, just 1/7 of an inch of water content. >> it would actually be the lowest we've measured in this location for on or about january 1. >> reporter: that is the smallest snow pack here dating back to the 1930s. statewide the snow pack is 19% of normal for this date. >> we've already lost december, we're starting to look at losing the first of january. then you're thinking we're not going to catch up. >> reporter: most of our reservoirs are above normal

because last winter's snow packs were above average. sierra at tahoe is open and will remain so but other ski resorts will close until the snow finally comes. >> we're staying optimistic as we believe the market will bounce back pretty quick when it does snow. the previous record low january snow pack was in 1987 and that year we had the miracle march. so it's possible we could bounce back this year. in el dorado county, ken pritchett, ktvu news. more details now on california's snow pack. three regions make up the statewide number that ken mentioned. in the northern sierra the water content is 21 personality, in the central sierra it's 13%, and in the southern sierra it's 36% -- is 21%, in the central sierra it's 13%. when the conditions are right, fans this year won't be

able to watch from the sand, that's because this rogue wave that knocked out spectators. one fan fell from a bluff. many fans we spoke to today are pretty upset about this decision. >> that's the excitement. i think it gives the guys out there an incentive to do more when you have everybody there watching. >> reporter: the town of half- moon bay is planning to have a festival where people can watch a live feed of the surf contest. a public meeting on safety will be held on thursday. ktvu ktvu.com has more incredible video from the surf today. you'll find it half way down on our home page. and i'll tell you what, those waves were shot today at half-moon bay and we had plenty of swell along the coast. look for the swell to increase as we head into your friday as well. so they have a good window to run that contest. take a peak right now, you're

looking at live storm tracker 2. there's some clouds out there right now. those clouds are kind of lingering. overnight lows tonight are going to be on the mild side. why was the sierra nevada so dry? because we're dry. i'll tell you what 31% in santa rosa of average today. 26 in san francisco, and 30% in san jose. here's the deal. last year at this time we were about 150, 160% of average. when we're above average, so is the sierra nevada. when we're above average, they go right through here. that's why they had such a bad count on the water content up in the echo summit area. the high pressure is living over the top of us. the long range model, there's not much going on out there. so we're expecting more of the same. more fog in the morning hours. temperatures in the mid-30s. clouds streaming north. this morning's fog pattern was a pain if you're trying to fly to sfo you know what i'm talking about. big delay there is. the ferry boats on the bay had

troubles today traveling around. visibility on the bridge were bad. we have a little coastal fog. the potential arriving again for the same kind of set up. so if you had issues today getting to and from where you were going pay attention to that. the high pressure is owning up. as we head into your tomorrow it's just like today. foggy in the morning, hazy sunshine and warmer as we head into the bay area wednesday i guess if you will. today we had temperatures in the 60s. tomorrow we're looking at 62 in concord, 63 in fairfield and 62 in antioch. these temperatures certainly above the average for january. supposed to be raining right now. you remember it last year, we sat up here and thought about it. i've been doing the this for a long time. last year i remember watching those storms come one after the other after the other. it was just amazing. this year as far as we look out in the computer models, there's nothing happening. an interesting side bar to all of this, the big surf that we're seeing and that we will

see the next couple of weeks. there's big storms out there. they just can't get up over the high pressure system that's sitting right offshore. normally that storm that generated those wave that is we showed today at mavericks, that storm would have blown through here and dropped 3-inches of rain. it can't get through that pacific high. a number of storms cannot get here. what we're seeing from those storms are the swell or large waves. we'll see them friday and again monday and tuesday. >> they are pretty big too. >> yeah, the swells were big today. an update to a story we brought you last night. crews finished repairs early today. the 6-inch main burst sortly before 5: 5:00 on fulton street. crews completeed the repairs early this morning then came back to finish work on the space. there's no word yet what caused the leak. president obama today signed legislation which made its way through congress

following the san bruno gas pipeline disaster. the law toughness oil and gas pipeline regulation. the pipeline law aims to toughen legislation. it also doubles the maximum fine for safety violations to $2 million. at&t today agreed to pay tevo more than $200 million to settle a lawsuit. tevo had accused at&t of patent infringement. under the settlement, at&t will play tevo $100 million. tevo will also receive quarterly payments based on the

subscribers. kindle fire took a hit during christmas sales. based on data from amazon, about 5 million kindle fires were sold this season, and that took away 2 million i pads sales. college athletes are gardenerring new fans tonight

♪ how about that, some college football players are still enjoying the spotlight after saturday's kraft fight hunger bowl in san francisco. this is you tube video of an impromptu performance that broke out while they were feeding the homeless. and it's gaining a lot of attention. the players were serving food at st. anthony dining room when they just broke into this song. the team went on the win the fight hunger bowl the next day. proceeds from that game went to local food banks. great stuff. >> yeah it's fun to watch. for the silver and black it was apparently pink slip tuesday. then again it's the raiders so we're not going to know for sure for a day or so.

a bay area sports station reporting that defensive coordinator chuck bresnahan was fired. as well as two assistant coaches. dave herr era quoted as saying this afternoon, that's not true. as always with the raiders, stay tuned. you have to be on the bcs payroll not to agree, college football needs a system. while the antiquated system continues, we've had some extremely entertaining games to say the least. sugar bowl michigan, virginia tech. jr. hemmingway to have and to have not and he has it. michigan up 17-6. but it's 20- 20 after regulation.

logan thomas up top to cole. another great catch, touchdown maybe to win it but no. they review it and the officials rule the fall hit the turf. he didn't have possession of it. i still after looking at that replay disagree. they missed the field goal. michigan state possession win on the field goal. and you see the postgame the sugar bowl goes to michigan. healing process for stanford after the heartbreak in the fiesta bowl. extremely entertaining game at the water cooler today. obviously a disappointed but soon to be multi millionaire nfl quarterback. >> first quarterback to win. i think everybody else will say the sail thing. yeah, sure i'll watch the film and see how i can get better and do well. but at the end of the day we

lost. i'm as much to blame as the next guy. >> meantime college basketball in the hilltop at usf, not just a game but also an answer to the question cal basketball fans are always asking. what ever happened to todd bosman? he's alive and well coaching morgan state. in san francisco tonight, done having lost three in a row. breaking williams to blackwell to jam it. he had 19. tecoli high in scoring as well as delario who pops from outside. bosman back to baltimore with a loss. turns out we will know at least a couple of guys on the afc season. not only a likable personality but he can play some ball too. cocoa crisp coming back, several teams expressed interest in his services. he elects to stay west, why not. two year, 14 million and living

in the bay area. life is good for cocoa crisp. that's the sporting life. >> every time i see that picture of him with all that hair puffing out of his helmet hair puffing out of his helmet it takes you back to [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters.

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