on tuesday it's voters who will decide who gets the san jose mayor's swrob. thank you so much. >> speaking of the elections, the latest polls show republicans are on a roll before the important midterm electrics. the gop immediate to gain six seats to gain control of the senate. president obama spent the weekend at the campaign trail. nbc's brian mooresays he will steer clear of the races that matter most. >> hold on. >> reporter: campaigning in connecticut. president obama was cut off three times unhappy that he hasn't done more on immigration reform. >> you need to go protest the republicans. because i'm want the one

blocking it. >>. >> democrats aren't running with the president, but running from him. >> her republican opponent david purdue has a 48-44% lead in the latest nbc news-maris college poll that shows the gop gaining ground in other political races. in kentucky democrat allison grimes has fallen nine points behind republican minority leader mitch mcconnell. he hopes to become majority leader if they come out on top. it's down to the wire that will decide washington's power. louisiana and georgia have runoff elections if their one

candidate doesn't get 50% of the vote. >> our election coverage continues on nbc bay area.com. click on decision 2014 button at the top of the page. we have the latest. we'll keep you up-to-date on all the elections tuesday night. nbc bay area.com. >> you wanted to die, and on her own terms. brittany mainer died this weekend. her good-bye on youtube went viral starting a whole new conversation about patient's rights. >> the worst thing that could happen to me is that i wait too long because i am trying to seize each day that i somehow have my autonomy taken away from me because it's the nature of my cancer. >> now, this is part of maynard's video farewell. she was diagnosed in april of this year with a fatal brain tumor. she was given just six months to live. she said she didn't want to die, but if she was going to, she wanted to do it on her own

terms. she filled her remaining days with bucket list activities with her husband all while battling severe seizures and excruciating headaches. they moved to oregon for the death with dignity law. sdmrirchlgt federal aide workers spent the weekend helping napa quake victims. fema opened the recovery center in napa and vallejo to help people with the application process. they're urging people to register with fema, which is the only way to start the federal aid application. >> once they're registered, if they have any questions or any every issues they need to work through one o a one-on-one basis, this is the place to do it. >> they'll be open week days 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. future weekend hours have yet to be determined. you can also register on-line at disaster assistance.gov. property owner filed his insurance claim. >> well, coming up, the state of

old fashioned. a game day event that is collecting thousands of pairs of jeans for people who really need them. >> it is totally natural for parents to have questions about this. a new ride share business for kids. check it out. >> the rain has moved on, and our temperatures are turning quite chilly tonight and tomorrow morning. temperatures from low 40s down the north bay valley. your seven-day forecast, there's a big warmup as we head through the week. we'll show you when 80s can arrive. ♪

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a santa cruz man discovered tv news may be a dangerous profession. it happened in downtown santa cruz in the halloween parade.

this maun sean korey told his victim he hates fox news before grabbing his microphone prop. korey then attacked the victim with a tennis racket. he was arrested. as many as 5,000 people marched in minneapolis to protest the nickname for washington d.c.'s pro football team. the crowd gathered outside the stadium when the washington redskins played the vikings tonight. carried signs, played drums, and chanted. the rally was held calling the red skin name derogatory and calling on management to change it. the university of minnesota demanded that the vikings limit use of the redskins' team name and logo inside that stadium. >> well, we you will all know that coordinating rides for your kids can take a lot of effort, but we do get uber for your child? an uber-like service called shuttle has more than 100 drivers ready to take your kids around. but is it safe? nbc bay area's ian pulse took a

drive to find out. >> when julia needs a ride and her mom is at work, instead of getting a ride way friend, she can now take the shuttle. a brand new service like uber and lift, but for kids. meant for families who need to be in two places at once. >> got an outfit for halloween tomorrow in. >> drivers must have child care experience to get hired. julie lee is a teacher's assistant. >> i really like their schedule fits my schedule. >> shuttle -- founder nick alan says there's high demand from parents. >> my last company parents were using sidecar for this exactly thing. it wasn't really built for that. drivers were confused. parents were confused. they didn't have the right insurance. i thought there's got to be a better way. >> parents could use the shuttle app to schedule a pickup a week from advance zoosh from home to swimming practice. >> they also get the driver a

password to make sure they're getting into the right car. then parents can track their trip. parents are encouraged the meet the driver and to even ride along. safety is the key priority. >> our drivers go through background checks, national and local level. we meet them all and train them in person. they all have child care experience, which we verify through xwoomt reference checks. >> at first it was a little strange, but after. >> the service costs $9 a month. ian, nbc bay area news. >> i think everybody is ready.

wal-mart is getting a jump-start on the highly anticipated call of duty advanced warfare game. sales start monday at midnight. 24 hours before other stores are selling the game title. preorder the game. well, 9ers fans making dreams come true at the field of jeans events. levis and goodwill partnered up to host this denim drive at the 9ers ramp game. here's how it works. fans donate all types of denim to keep it out of the landfill and into the hands of people who actually really need it. sin the drivers started, fans have donated more than 15,000 pairs of jeans to goodwill. how about that? >> coming up next, ryan mietta with our forecast. starting the workweek tomorrow. >> wrau. speaking of rain and stuff like that, look at this. an arctic blast oh hits the east

coast. record low temperatures. we'll tell you where.

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we're two days into november, but some folks are getting a taste of winter. this is in maine. heavy, wet snow bringing down trees and power lines and making roads a slippery mess. the system brought a blanket of snow for fans of today's broncos game in massachusetts. a blizzard there. >> it was. >> not only that, but -- >> first snowfall is always the hardest because it hits us the fastest, and we don't really know -- a lot of people are unaware and don't really know what to do. >> in tennessee this weekend's snowfall already setting new records with heavy snow in the great smoky mountain national park. north carolina and georgia are recording their earliest snowfall on wrord. >> seeing some of the pictures, it's kind of cool to see it, of course. >> we need more of those

pictures. >> in auerbach yard. >> that would be nice. >> we are watching that pretty closely. >> around here the sierra picked up about ten inches of snow. of course, through the weather system we had yesterday, now we're seeing chilly air kind of settling in on to the bay wrar. right now already 42 degrees. hoil in the north bay. 50 in san jose, and tomorrow morning we'll be waking up to temperatures possibly in the upper 30s and low 40s around the north bay. earlier this morning mount hamilton, thanks to the recent rain some left over moisture and low level clouds in the morning. gorgeous skies out there. north wind. clear skies right now. there's a few looking back down towards san hose way. nothing getting in the way of that. no fog around the south bay. no clear skies overnight. should allow morning temperatures, mostly in the 40s. a chilly start to the day. we'll see high clouds at times moving from north to south, and temperatures for the afternoon

tomorrow, 60s to some low 70s tomorrow. then the trend is going to be going a little bit warmer here as you head towards the middle part of the week. you can see that in the forecast at the bottom of the screen. now in the month of november, this is the first of our five typically wettest months around the bay wrar. november there on the right into january, february, and march. what's interesting is that with our recent rain that we did pick up just yesterday, november, we should be talking about rainfall coming in by the inch or more. now, the system dropped about a quarter inch of rain around san francisco, and what's interesting is you expect to get a lot of rain november and december, but the pattern we're about to see, unfortunately, gets the rain well off to the north. it's basically from the oregon coast up towards western washington. the futurecast from today all the way until next sunday. unfortunately, that's going to stay way off to the north. high clouds in the bay area. despite the fact, yes, we did get rain and snow this last weekend. it doesn't look like we're going to see much. that's sunday, 7:00.

next weekend looking quite dry. the storm pack stays off to the north. the first half of november, maybe even out towards veterans day, unfortunately dry for northern california. we had a nice start to november, but short-term over the next few days going to the workweek. things are looking dry. tomorrow, again, a chilly start with mid 40s around northern hill. high temperatures close to 70 in san jose. san francisco, the upper 60s. north bay temperatures some of the coolest spots will be dipping into the low 40s tomorrow morning, and maybe upper 30s out by palastoga. 74 for the afternoon in santa rosa. pleasanton and livermore, low 70s tomorrow. watch what happens over the next five days. temperatures towards the middle part of the week. close to 80. santa rosa and livermore. tri-valley and saratoga and south of san jose. we'll be looking at a lot of fall sunshine. temperatures near 78 in downtown san jose. look at san francisco too. mid 70s for the milgtsdz middle part of the week. as you head towards next

weekend, ub like the trend of the last two weekends. we're going to get cooling temperatures, but no rain in that seven-day forecast. we really needed it. this time of year usually we're talking lower snow levels and incoming systems. nothing showing up here over the next seven days heading through next weekend. back to you. >> when we stockpile, we need that. thanks so much, rob. >> cross our fingers.

bundle up and lace up the ice skates. the ice is back this week. the rink opens on wednesday in the middle of the city's most popular shopping destination. a portion of this will benefit the boys and girls club in the city's recreation parks department. >> you go down there? >> yeah. >> also, no net, no harness or no fear for this guy either. >> you're talking about nik

wallenda. the aerialist walked between two skyscrapers 600 feet above the chicago river. there's nothing down below, folks. if he goes, he is gone. >> it is an uphill walk. even on a wire espned at a record-breaking 15-degree incline. it's like walking up eight stories with winds gusting across the wire. >> if that wasn't enough, after his first successful walk, he went and did it a second time. this time blindfolded just for the thrill. also amazing, i'm not sure if anyone saw, the incredible wind in chicago. pushing waves on lake michigan over the highway. you can imagine. >> up next -- >> thanks for choosing nbc bay area. back at 11:00. it's estimated that 30% of the traffic in a city

is caused by people looking for parking. that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years. we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information, sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots are. the collaboration with citi was important for providing us the necessary financing; allow this small start up to go provide a service to municipalities. citi has been an incredible source of advice,

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>> cap ner nick lost the ball. >> coming by the 49ers cough up the ball. >> touchdown! raiders. highlights for the sell ver and black take the defending champions down to the wire. xfinity sports sunday coming straight at you now. >> greetings. welcome. dave feldman with 1997 defensive player of the we're. james, we were it at the 49ers game earlier today.

not good if you were the home team. >> oh, man. it was a terrible loss, and not just that, but the way they lost the game. it was really bad. >> it was depressing for the home crowd. we have although highlights to show you, and then, of course, more analysis. let's go to levi stadium where world champion manager bruce and brian stadium in attendance. patrick willis goes out with a toe injury, but firing up his teammates. this guy has been one of the good leaders for the defense. >> he is one of the promising spots with the defensive group, and he keeps playing like he is, he could be -- >> he won a super bowl with the colts a couple of years back. >> colin kaepernick rolls out. bowlen does the rest. 27 yards to pay dirt. this guy say pro's pro. >> oh, my gosh. he is a hard-working guy. you know, kaepernick has to get

out of the pocket and get to him a lot more so they can win more ballgames. >> two minutes left in the half. kaepernick is going to get his from behind. he coughs up the ball. the rams recover with great field position. eight times. more on that later. ensuing rams drive. david. >> he shanks it. 23-yard shank, and that puts the rams in go ahead field goal range, and they made it. the 9ers are trailing. 25 yards and a first down. this drive is alive, and things are looking good. later, kap and bolden. 20 yards. carrying some people on his back, so now you got another

first down. 51 seconds left. third and five. pass interference. now kap completes at the goal line. is it a touchdown? well, they review it. they say it's a catch. he is ruled down at the one. third and goal. nine seconds left. kap tries to sneak in and loses the football. 49ers may get the touchdown. ref signal rams ball. they replay it. they would review it. the call on the field would stand.

mindy bach has more from santa clara. >> three times the 49ers thought they put points on the board. three times the referee did not agree. >> i know i crossed the line. >> did you see the goal line? how are you so confident that you crossed the goal line? >> i was looking in the end zone. >> the bottom line, the offense did not play well enough to take this game out of the refereeee's hands. they were 0 for 2 and converted only 25% of their third down, allowed eight sacks, and their second possession resulted in four punts and a fumble. >> you know, the time -- bounced up. >> would you say it's penalties or just -- >> penalties, dumb blocks, dumb techniques. we played like [ bleep ].

>> we got beat. >> we didn't have enough good football to win the game. it's a tough loss. >> see what you want to do. >> coming into today's game colin kaepernick had picked up the first on three of four positions on third. frank gore said he was fine with agreeing roman calling the quarterback sneak with a game on the line. he said the offensive coordinator continued to put the players in good situations. they just need to do their job. mindy bach for xfinity sports sunday. >> thank you. that's our red zone report brought to you by your local toyota dealer. toyota, let's go places. the 9ers 0 and 2 in the red zone. 80 yards total rushing. well, transforms also controversy? matt maoko with much more on things that were not as simple as they seem.

in the first half austin appeared to come out of the end zone and then go back in and derek carrier tackled him. it wasn't called a safety. also, late in the game, colin kaepernick believed he scored the game-winning touchdown by taking it a quarterback sneak. it was ruled a fumble. after both of those plays, the lead ref said when he cited the replay, there wasn't enough visual evidence to overturn those calls. >> all right. the former 49er. impartially. what did you think of the controversy? did you think they should have overruled it, or did it look like a fumble for you at the end with kap? >> it did look like a fumble. when you really look at the film and look at the center never moves his feet, so the center gets stood up right here. he doesn't move. capper neck doesn't move.

he has to redirect it aside and that's when the problem started. right there when the ball comes out, and it just is all downhell as he falls as well. >> he might not have fumbled that ball before the touchdown, but there was no way you could prove that with that video. you could not tell exactly when that ball left his possession. >> no. not with all the cameras they have on the field. there was no way the referee -- there was no way he was going to figure out when the ball was gone, if it was gone, if he was down or anything like that. >> right before the half, another controversial play. tevon austin. it looked like the 49ers sacked him for a safety. he takes the missed field goal. you're allowed to run that out. he decides to run it out. they ruled they tackled him before progress was stopped. this would have been a two-point difference.

>> another issue was the offensive line wresh talked about that all we're. they had eight sacks. you were a fwi that tried to sack the quarterback. eight sacks. this is a team that had six sacks total for the whole season coming in the rams. they get eight on one game. >> that's just poor execution. yes, greg roman might be putting hem in great situations, but this is just poor execution. maybe they're not getting collected when they're checking off. you got a rookie center in there, but you can't put it all -- you have staley and big-time veterans. those guys really need to hold the line down.

kap on that play he did fumble. he caught it and went over. there's some fwroeg pains with the new center as well. >> you're not going to fix those in one week. especially when you are a new center. i tell you, when i got there, if i got that starting center job, i'm sleeping with kaepernick. i'm sleeping with him. i'm getting to know him. his body motions. everything he does i want to know about so we can have those type of big plays. >> after a tough loss it was today in santa clara. >> usually by this time of the season he is gearing up. why do you think it is this

year? >> we need to play better. >> you generally -- let me follow-up, how do you get to ebbing cute better? >> practice. >> does that mean you're not practicing well enough? >> in. >> they blitzed a lot. >> we prepare for that during the week. >> did you feel like you had -- >> we had opportunities in both halves and didn't take advantage. >> you were sacked 14 times. how tough is it to do your job when you are under such stress. >> that's why i'm here. i make the plays regardless of the situation. >> your caller or upstairs called the lowdown by the -- >> yes, sir. >> what happened on that one?

>> thought we could get a touchdown on it. nothing was there, so i threw it away. >> played in the end zone. >> where he. >> and. >> we had a time-out still. regardless of the call we wanted. >> i'm here to make plays. i can make -- that's part of my job. >> the apex of colin kaepernick, a career high for him. he was sacked 14 times in the

last two games. now, his quarterback rating wasn't bad, but he did have the two lost balls on the fumbles. after the game joe staley, one of the most frustrated men in santa clara. >> [ bleep ]. >> so that was the main thing? so i think we've made some adjustments. they do a good job of putting pressure and creating one-on-ones. they got talented football players. they've got some guys up front that can get after the quarterback. when they create the one-on-ones, we have to win, and i think they won more than we did. >> our buddy danny green has the whip effect. they wanted to whip in and out. they got neither. they lost to denver, and then they lose to st. louis. that's two straight. they're still 4-4. they're still okay. this is sort of unhartered waters. normally people are saying at this time of the season jim

harbough's teams are peaking. >> to find out one -- guys are frustrated. they say somebody has to get up because they're not doing it out there with the pads. they're not speaking with their pads. somebody has to stand up, and it has to come from inside the team. one of hose players.

welcome back. dana, a lot of people remember

dana, of course, as a 49er, the defensive player of the we're. went to washington. a lot of people don't remember he spent one year at oakland with the raiders. >> i was at the silver flag. was a silver flag player. >> yes, you were. >> well, your old team in seattle taking on the seahawks, and, of course, when we played the seahawks, they got on the 12th men. that's one of the best hoemd home field advantages in all of sports. the raiders, they're rying to -- first quarter raiders up 3-0. looked like he stopped. gets a little help from friends. >> picked off by bruce irvin after he kicked it and takes it back. this was a great play by the twens. sfwroo good concentration on the ball. just being heads up and taking it in. this is a good play for that defensive player. >> second quarter. carr looking for holmes on the

back. shoulder throw. picked off by richard sherman down to the oakland 22 yard line. >> third quarter after a raiders three and out. loose ball. bryce butler falls on it in the end zone, and the raiders cut the lead to 24-10. wait a minute with that home field advantage. now later in the third raiders driving. carr dumped it to darren mcfadern. mcfadden takes it all the way to the seahawks 7 yard line. seam drive. fourth and goal. carr drops back and throws it up from michael rivera. at the touchdown readers. raiders down by a score. 24-17. great catch. great job at the end zone. now under two minutes in the

game. it's 30-17 seahawks. cars roll out. second place of the day. that's a great catch wrfsh. >> just able to get on it before a raider can. seattle wins. the readers are 0-8. limplg finishes with 143 total yards of offense. the raiders do a myself job of russell wilson. he was out of touch with his throws and finished with a q.b. rating of only 63.9. small consolation for a team that remains winless.

>> it's hard to go to work every day and all those things, but just because of how i was i am what i believe, it's not going to be a problem. i promise you. >> this is far better than we were. we are -- we are far better team than what we were previously. we're going out there and having fun. >> win. got to win. if we've had 1,000 people talk to us in the locker room, everybody is believing in the same message. he is doing a great job, but at the end of the day you want to see results, and it's up to the players and the koechlz to get that done. we to find a way to win. the cowboys tony romo-less. second quarter cards down.

palmer to carlson. later in the quarter. palmer with a bullet to brown for the score. palmer three touchdowns on the day. the cardinals beat the cowboys. 28-17. stwroo he put it together and has those guys playing at a whole other level. >> the front runners by a long shot in the nfc west. after that then you have the 49ers and seattle. seattle actually ahead of the 49ers. they're 5-3. 49ers are 4-4, and the st. louis rams winners today 3-5. arizona, the team to beat. are they going to come back to the pack? do you a prediction on that many. >> with the division the way it is, and it doesn't matter what the record is, you have to play

tough football. you have to be on your feet. whenever you are playing the ramtz, the cardinals, away, at home, the division is so tough that not just the 49ers, but the st. louis rams, they both still have shots. >> we're not done talking football. >> no. >> we are going to switch gears because the warriors playing their fest back to back of the season. we'll check in with the gov and make the short trip of portland. >> and they were -- helmets were off. there were fists flying. this looks like one of your footballs. it does like mma. we got it all for you coming up next.

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talk about marquee quarterbacks. second quarter, manning picked off by rob, and he takes it back 34 -- to the 34 yard line. manning had both the bronco turnovers. ensuing patriots possession. brady waiting, patiently, and then drelg it for the touchdown. edelmann three on the day, including a punt return. third quarter. manning's pass goes off les welker. brandon browner says go on, get that, and then i'll turn around and go the other way. welker would not return to the game. manning 438 yards passing, but two interceptions. brady. brandon lafelle. 333 yards, four touchdowns. 43-21, petition yots roll. >> if you are playing fantasy

softball, and you have ryan tannahill. he had 288 passing yards. three feet in. if you had marchon lynch, you can pretty well. same as gronk. we hope some of the guys are on your roster if you are playing fantasy football. the warriors are on pace for a 82-0. grant threed games is not a large one, but so far early reports on the steve kur era are pretty, pretty, pretty good. >> second quarter. warriors. thomas robinson. reswrekted by healy, and then andre with the finish. the warriors are rolling. that's defense leading to good offense. but oakland damian lillard helped the blazers fight back.

they'll lead to four. minutes later more lillard. game tied 68-68 after three. fourth quarter now. blazers up one. look out for clay. >> and intercept with the right hand. right in the basket with a right-handed spike. >> oh, my goodness. game now tied 6-6. lynch was all done. now he is trying to end out the ball, but just as crazy. where is it going? it's out of bounds. ball bounced out of bounds off -- former laker and -- after the turnover trying to fiend clay, and that's running lay. s it's all the warriors would need. they win 59-90. you know, clay thompson has never had at least 29 points in consective games before the

neat. he has 70 total points in the last two games. you know he is off in the first 3-0 start since 1994, 1995. they won 20 of the last 28, and it's the first time in franchise history. steve kur, the first warrior head coach since neil wron son back in 1959-1960 season. clay thompson, what do you have? >> it's like living up to a contract. i was trying to take it game by game. i know it's a long season. i have a long way to go to be real consistent. i think i'm on the way. >> this is what clay has become, though. he is not just a jump shooter. he is a guy that can get into the paint and use his size and strength and get shots off that guy. he is terrific. >> he is a big talker the weekend. he has been able to answer, you know, his play of the court and focus on what's really important.

>> we don't normally show this, but today in fort worth we had a texas couple. jeff gordon and

. >> here's what the 49ers have left. that's coming up next. scheduled to have smith return. then the redskins come here. then you got seattle on primetime tv versus seahawks. it's on thanksgiving day. then you are at oakland. then you have twice in three weeks, and then you have san diego and arizona. everyone thought the second half of the schedule would be easier, lug one of the games today, which was not so easy. >> the juggernaut -- seattle is not the big men on the block anymore. if the 9ers get on their game and get some type of rhythm on offense going, and they get a

couple of key guys back on defense like you said, they still have a shot. i mean, that's the bright spot about it. at 4-4, how wild is this? 4-4 gets in first place. if you're in the nfc west, you're in third place with that record. what do you make of this nfc south? >> that just tells you, i hate

the say it, but how weak that division. you know, with us going to new orleans, don't take it that so slightly. because any time on any given sunday, you can be beat. >> and playing in new orleans will not be easy either. okay. one of your old coaches honored this weekend. former 49ers head coach george seifert the newest inductee into the 49ers hall of fame. he led the 49ers to two super bowl titles as a head coach. he was part of five coaching -- he was part of five nfl titles, including being an assistant coach. and he was honored into the 49ers hall of fame. he also today in our pregame show told us the story about jim harbaugh. >> coach harbaugh was a quarterback for indianapolis colts, and we were there in indianapolis playing. and at the end of the game, they won. they hadn't beat us in a long time. and as the rest of the indianapolis players ran towards their sideline, jim harbaugh ran

to our sideline and operated like an airplane and kind of buzzed us and taunted us with the fact that they had finally beat us. i knew then he was something special. >> what are your recollects of playing for coach seifert? >> coach seifert, he was a very, very superstitious guy. >> he was? >> he was very superstitious. so we would be in training camp. john teller would come over to me, hey, stubby, watch george seifert put a mitt in his mouth. every time he put a mitt in his mouth, he would blow on it three times and then put it in his mouth. every preseason, whichever game we won first, however his hairstyle was, that's what he wore for the whole year. >> really? >> yes. yes. and that's if way he always tucked his shirt in and pulled his pants up high. he was very superstitious. >> i didn't know that. you also said he wouldn't yell, but he would give you the needle. say hey, you're going to protect those guys. but he wouldn't scream. >> no, real quiet.

hey, you guys going to let them hit steve like that? so he was very -- he would get into your head to get you playing. but he knew how to get other guys to play at a level that they never thought they could play it. >> knew to play the psychological game. >> very well. and that's why hezbollah he's been so successful. >> thank you, dana. >> no, thanks for having me. >> thanks for watching xfinity sports sunday. we'll see you then. whatta you wanna do first? eat the chick-n-tater melt? or peel the sticker and play jack's munchie peel instant win game? >> what happens if i do both at the same time? ahhhhhhhhhh!

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