specialized training but they just didn't have anyone available at the time. we will be keeping our eye on this as well as live pictures from san diego. more information right here. we are tracking a weather alert which is just seconds from expiring. this blowing dust advisory has been issued until 6 pm for pinal county. i will let you know if it extends but we are starting to see some dust on the horizon as we children's hospital camera. one has not held together well. it is weakening significantly and we have a couple pockets of rain over the mountain and one as it moves to goodyear. they are losing their steam is they get into the valley tonight. just a slight chance of a little more action in our forecast and then an increasing threat as we head into the overnight hours and tomorrow. in the meantime, most of the action in the higher terrain to

showers with temperatures in the 80s. we will talk more about the overnight threats and tomorrow coming up in minutes. the sketch of a, brought to life because of a concerned community. this former phoenix firefighter is facing sexual assault charges. then there is this. take a listen: it looks like we don't have that sound just yet. coming up in 20 minutes, we are getting more information bombshell, we're told having to do with jeffrey wilson's job with the phoenix fire department. he told a judge he did not attack the woman under a bridge. the department of public safety has responded to our questions about a window shot out on i-5. sonu wasu, what is the word? >> reporter: he was told to leave his car at the rental car place and have them make that

happened. traffic moving as it is now, he was driving down the freeway when he says his car window suddenly shattered. you can see glass all over the car. the victim tells me it happened so fast. this is i-10 near 42nd. the man was able to pull safely off the freeway. he says he was covered with glass. dps officials say they take these calls seriously. we wanted to know why they have not even if that's the case. >> when i told them what happened, they informed -- they informed me similar things happen about a year ago. >> i thought they would have at least taken a report from us instead of passing it off. >> reporter: i just messaged dps asking for more answers. something caused this car window to shatter whether it's debris or aipac -- or a projectile. a lot of people are on edge with the highway shooter last

soon as we get it. >> you would think they would investigate. a lot of fights have ended up like this in the valley. crime tape and somebody nursing a gunshot wound. the twist? with two guys involved may be connected to other crimes. detectives are talking to witnesses on 10th avenue and you can but they will talk to the guy in the hospital who is expected to be okay. many find the clown mask terrifying. and this case, the it hasn't been caught. brand-new information about the robbery case we first told you about at 10:00 last night. police are telling us the taco bell robbery could be linked to another robbery not far at a domino's. the rubber in that case fired a shot inside the taco bell near lower buckeye. the rubber got away with cash in that domino's, it sounded very similar. parents hanging on to help

19th avenue after officers say he pointed a gun at them. so for spoke with the family -- sofrito of raglani -- savita vriganai spoke to the family who has a different version. >> reporter: police say john carpentier pulled in and unknowingly parked next to an undercover officer. we're told seconds later, a marked patrol unit pulled him. as those officers were walking towards his car, the suspect pointed a gun at them. another undercover officer showed up in a minivan, and also opened fire, shooting the suspect in the head. john carpentier is no stranger with -- to police with a long history of violent assault calling him a high risk repeat offender. but it's no surprise he would pull a stunt like this. this man.name the action, also

of drugs, disorderly conduct and escape. he was in the passenger seat also carrying a gun but he kept his gun out of reach. although he gave up, police still have to book him on a warrant. the officer who fired is with the neighborhood enforcement team. the -- they saturate high crime areas and go after some of the most violent criminals. he has been with 10 years and is on administrative leave pending this investigation, which is completely standard. classes at a south carolina school are canceled for the week. police are trying to pinpoint why a teenager would gun down his owned dad and shoot two elementary school students and a teacher. the teenager is in custody in a rural town northeast of atlanta. actually, the students and the

are going to be okay. donald trump says he is not changing anything for the next presidential debate. voters are wondering what he will talk about in prescott valley next week but -- next week. >> you know the story, folks. you have seen it for years, and years. we can't take another four years of barack obama and we can't take another four years of cricket hillary clinton. >> if you want more information about tuesday's rally, we have the details posted on abc15 mobile. meanwhile, hillary clinton's former rival campaign with clinton in new hampshire today. her campaign is trying to appeal to millennial voters. >> this election is enormously important for the future of our country. it is imperative that we elect hillary clinton as our next

>> the two focused on college affordability and even proposed free college for some students. sheriff joe arpaio might be seeing even more litigation over an advertisement you probably saw on this channel. >> this is the ad paul penzone doesn't want you to see. after paul penzone assaulted his ex-wife, she went to court to get an order of protection. >> the democratic challenger plans to sue arpaio over the ad. iprs conferenced -- conference is scheduled for 2 pm. the campaign says they are not threatened by the lawsuit because record. it's a fear for so many valley parents. a child's life lost in a senseless accident. still, there is a lot of questions surrounding the death of a five-year-old boy. chris sgro is in the neighborhood rocked by the news. what are police saying about this? >> reporter: stephanie, if you take a look behind me, you can

longer here. instead, you can see neighbors adding to an already growing tribute to the boy. in the past hour, police say this boy was being watched at home today by his mother and two siblings. police say the boy went into the parent's bedroom, found a handgun and that's when the mother heard a bang and found her son with a gunshot wound. police say the gun belonged to the boy's father who was not home. nobody has been arrested. neighbors have been trying to piece together what happened described as quiet. they set up this makeshift memorial but there is still a lot of raw emotion and mixed emotions in this community. >> it was neglectful to leave the gun out but it still heart wrenching to lose your child. that's something you have to live with. >> again, avondale police saying they haven't filed any charges were made any arrests in this case. they are still

it didn't take long to look through surveillance and find out who mcso needed to arrest for a burglary at a pawn shop. this guy, eric fernandez they say did all the damage yesterday and 99th and bell. however, we still don't know if he took anything. police are stumped by a pool of blood in the middle of a bullhead city street. they don't know if somebody had a medical emergency or if the blood is connected to a crime. this story gets even stranger because next to the blood, police say they found a hat, a pair of shoes, and keys. we will keep you posted. caregivers are comical -- or criminals? sheriff's deputies arrested a bunch of people claiming to own a medicinal marijuana business but it was a drug warehouse. they say the lab could make $14

cooking it down to hash oil, an explosive process. a lab in the bronx exploded yesterday killing a new york city fire chief. deputies say this lab was even bigger. >> if that thing blew up, it could have taken down some other buildings. that's how big that was. >> deputies say the growers were pretending to be marijuana caregivers for people who live in rural areas without a nearby dispensary. deputies say all the patient addresses were fake. two good ma down the biggest lead in a hit and run case will helping those stuck in the car. documents about a deadly crash on i-17. we have a big update from the live desk. how much are your belongings worth if they are lost in shipping? whether a small business is getting a fair shake from a big shipper. we know you have to learn from your mistakes and move on. the cardinals back on the practice field looking forward

of the season. showers firing up on abc15 desert doppler. the west valley could get wet in the next couple of hours and then we increase the rain chance overnight. rain chances flowing in. some of it remnant moisture from tropical storm rosalind. monsoon ends friday and we're

from witnesses to heroes in a crash that could have ended with one person on the run. police tell us one speeding -- on -- one -- juan diego was speeding while intoxicated. witnesses kept him from running before the police arrived. a military veteran shocked to find a cruel note written on her car.

act handicapped. don't care what you think. the woman says she was serving her country when she got anaphylactic shock and now suffers seizures. a disability may not be visible. all you need is a placard as proof. an arrest warrant issued for an illinois teen believed to be part of a shooting over the weekend. robbie patent has been named as the accused killer in this case. aggravated battery, first- degree murder charges are pending. a 25-year-old man was killed in the incident and three others were injured. so you think you are protected when you ship things around the country? ask the small valley business the trust of these guys. tonight, you make the call. when your business is small, big unexpected costs can be a nightmare. the last 'front axle nearly went under. >> where my going to find

delivery. the website for are now showed the shipment arrived -- rnl showed the shipment arrived but nothing had ever arrived. he filed a police report and let me know. he tried repeatedly to get rnl to even acknowledge it. he has to file an insurance claim. they offered $85 and an apology. $.10 a pound. limited liability, apparently agreed to in something he signed or clicked. weeks become months and will gets a call from another shop whose camera showed two guys trying to sell an expensive transmission took the video catches a license plate and police make to arrests. seven months later, bill finally gets his parts back but his out-of-pocket costs are

of it back, thousands to attorneys and interest in loans. >> reporter: rnl offered money toward future hauling but why would bill want that? does $85 and a voucher cover his thousands of dollars in out- of-pocket expenses? before you decide, those two guys arrested? turns out one of them, raleigh madrid worked for rnl at the time. >> he called his buddy handset bring your truck down here. i got something for you . >> reporter: police records show they admitted removing parts from a pallet on the dock. rnl carriers treated me like they did bill. i called and emailed repeatedly, i faxed trying to ask questions and got no response. should rnl take care of bill's other expenses? like it on facebook and tell me about it. i am investigator joe ducey. if you have a problem, let me know. storms are brewing and the west valley is getting hit as we speak.

coming up through goodyear and apoaching litchfield. as we get some of these streets labeled, i-10 between estrella parkway getting moderate frame dish moderate rainfall which will increase over the next 10 minutes. we've got that heavier batch from the south and it's going to continue to progress north through litchfield park. there is another round behind it so more rain over the next hour. we will keep tracking it for you. meantime, lots of power at -- showernd to the east and north and chances increase for more in the forecast overnight. we are continuing to pull moisture from the south. some of that remnant moisture from what was once tropical storm rosalind. we will pull that up, increased two points going into tomorrow. as we what futurecast take away, you will notice by tomorrow morning early afternoon, two points possibly in the 60s in the valley. a humid day and rain chances at

74 degrees at 8 am and 90 degrees at noon. mid-90s through the afternoon forecast. here is the latest on futurecast in terms of clouds and rainfall. it puts the timing early tomorrow morning about 3 am. stoffel start to berube down to the south and pushing to the valley. anytime between 5 am and 10 am is fair game tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon looks like most of the action is in the early morning hours of north before we see a chance increase in the te and evening here in the valley. a slight chance friday and then we see drier air pushing for the weekend. phoenix, a 30% chance, a 60% chance of north for showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. there is that drying trend clearing out storms by saturday and sunday. here are the hazards to watch out for. gusty winds, blowing dust, which we have already seen this evening. those will continue to be medium threats as well as heavy pockets of rain. those that get rain could see

of time. watch out for that as we go into the overnight hours and tomorrow. temperatures are consistent the next several days. mid-90s in the valley. sunny and dry through the weekend. another cooldown next week. we will have your seven-day forecast and forecast across the state in the next half-hour. abc15 sports brought to you by sanderson ford. >> the cardinals played what they are calling their worst road game in the bruce arians era. the offense averaged 488 yards. zone added to a handful of dropped passes. offense of wine give up five sacks and carson palmer through four interceptions in the final minutes. carson talked about how anxious he is to get back out there and play the next game. >> when you lose a game, you can't wait to play again and there is no better way to get the taste out of your mouth them to play a great football game. it's a team that presents a ton

on offense and defense. it's a division game. there is so much more that rides in these games. >> later, my thoughts on what

a new page of controversy for sheriff paul babeu. sources tell us the fbi has subpoenaed records related to how babeu's office used seized criminal money also known as rico funds. is like money laundering. and they've also accused babeu of using the funds to fuel his campaign. it may already be illegal campaigning with government resources. or if they're just being used to make the sheriff look good, as he runs for congress.

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federal alert. a woman got a call from somebody claiming to be with the maricopa county sheriff's office, telling her there was a warrant for her arrest and she needed to pay with a money. card. she did it. detectives track the funds and found it was linked to a money- laundering ring and georgia. if you bring a sword to a family fight, you're going to jail. that is what happened hughes. he got into an argument with his step daughter and her husband outside an apartment complex. that's when witnesses say he was pulled out a sword and swung it. three valley schools and one in tucson are making the grade according to federal standards. jack barnes elementary and fuller elementary school, university high school in tucson, and vista del sol in

blue ribbon schools. more than 300 schools made the cut based on overall academic excellence. the schools will be recognized at november awards in virginia. the light rail is supposed to connect the valley but some say it is creating more crime

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just into the live desk, we're trying to put together what went wrong in carolina today in an elementary school where someone walked in, firing shots. we now know the teenager accused of the shooting is in custody but we have just learned he contacted his grandparents and they were the ones to go to the home and find the teenager's father dead. we don't know if it was paternal or maternal grandparents but these details just coming in. that teenager is accused of shooting and killing his father and then going to the

all of those three people are expected to survive. we will keep the updates coming out of south carolina. showers and thunderstorms moving into the rally right now. a live look from our phoenix children's hospital camera. dark clouds over there. the camera bouncing around as wind picks up. as we track those wind speeds for you, they are strongest in chandler at 23 miles per hour but we are feeling then pick up in the west valley near luke air force base where they are getting closer to the shower here that is moving through. stronger stuff a little farther down to the south of i-10 coming off at higher terrain and moving through good year over the next 15 to 20 minutes or so. we have once all over litchfield park and one further south which is heavier and will bring the heavy rain and lightning into good year. a few showers popping up elsewhere across parts of phoenix and scottsdale at this hour. rain chances are going to increase overnight into thursday. all the way up to 30% in the

we will take a look at the timing, your hour by hour forecast for tomorrow still ahead. shocking new details about a phoenix firefighter accused of sexually assaulting a teenager under a bridge on sunday. >> his job for 20 years was saving lives but this year, his life seems to be unraveling. >> he told the judge he could lose everything. >> reporter: the judge herself says the evidence here is pretty overwhelming. at the scene here at 90 first- hand bethany home, shoe prints found from the ground matching the suspect's whooped. then, two revolvers found in the truck after the suspect was arrested. and most of all, this sketch created by the victim of the attacker as soon as it would you made -- attacker. as soon as it would make -- it was made public, calls rang through naming jeffrey wilson. he was arrested for dui in may, terminated from the phoenix

court records show he has been fighting for that job for years, even suing the city of phoenix saying he was mistreated at the firehouse, saying it was retribution for whistleblowing about drug use and other issues. abc15 went to his home that he shares with his wife. we were looking for answers but we didn't get any. wilson did try to defend himself in court. >> i didn't do that. >> you need to talk to your attorney. i have received information from the police. >> reporter: while the victim was being attacked, she says she was a virgin and that's what got things to stop. officers say she is so brave to report it to police and the sketch is the key in this case. from the live desk now, the excuses one man gave after police say he hit and killed a man on the highway who was trying to fix a flat tire on the i-17.

from work yesterday morning before they crash. they say he told officers he was not drinking but once arrested, they say he changed his story and admitted he was drinking but says "he only had three beers." a witness says he saw him swerving all over the place and was about to call 911 when the crash took place. you are going to see this message along the i-10 and i-17 . #our lives m choices matter. the billboards are meant for everyone with the hope of keeping our streets free of violence and racism. the billboard was rolled out by a local reverend. an increase in break-ins and drugs. some of those exchanges caught on video. >> people living in the 19th corridor torn -- have turned to abc15 to tell us the light rail has delivered nothing but trouble to the neighborhood

have more recent troubles. >> reporter: the light rail, bringing growth and development to the area has also become the scapegoat of problems in this 19th avenue corridor between northern and dunlap streets. people tell me it is dropping off unwanted guests. >> we are seeing a lot of homeless people walking up through the streets and through the rallies, taking metal out of our backyards and bicycles to ride around on. >> mailboxes not over. people just leaving their stuff. >> reporter: but the city says the light rail is not the issue. it's all part of an explosion -- explosion of the aging homeless population. the last count shows a 30% increase. well-meaning neighbors see it as a big problem reading in their backyard. >> it makes us scared and violated . >> reporter: at the open door fellowship church, pastor

leadership role, feeding the homeless and nourishing a positive spirit among neighbors. she has been working to bring groups together. >> we are all at the same table talking about this issue together. >> reporter: expect a lot of revitalization in this area, rebranding it with a swanky name . you can also expect community job fairs and a community garden. residents are hopeful but still wary. >> i would never confront some of the people walking down the street as you can tell they are out of their mind or on drugs. >> reporter: sonu wasu, abc15 news. business is ripped off by funny money in the valley. police say these two were the ones behind it. they caught them at a north phoenix hotel. they used the fake bills to buy stuff and then they would return the items and pocket the real cash. this might hurt. sheriff arpaio will not get

owners where he tripped claiming the building was not up to code but the judge didn't see it that way and set arpaio should have been able to walk- through without hurting himself. the attempt of court case was denied for a county removal. flames blamed for destruction along the santa cruz mountains in northern california. the fire has destroyed seven structures, one of which is home. crews are watching a cooling trend closely saying that is what will help get these flames under control. the size of the fire, bigger the past 24 hours. denied a ride. an uber driver -- uber driver facing backlash for refusing a ride to a disabled college student. and unveiling a new ad hitting the voters with a

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from the live desk, we're learning about a mountain rescue in the phoenix mountains. returned to air 15. it is getting dark quickly and phoenix fire tells us the 29- year-old reported feeling unwell . this might not be from heat or any specific injury but maybe just being sick. the rescuers are up and get her back down. placed on suspension and a tough lesson for an uber driver after a college student says he was denied a ride with his service dog. >> the student is partially blanding -- partially blind and always has his black lab until he called an uber driver to pick him up at the grocery store. the driver said no way and left him stranded. according to uber policies,

allowed. there are limits to sin city. why you will pay big time just to feel like a highroller. a political feud escalating but this time not between me presidential candidates but their supporters. you wouldn't call coach rex ryan and bill belichick the best of friends. what ryan did today added fuel to the feud. it's gardening season and our smart shopper team found a way to get you started for free. and showers popping up in th

just two days after the first presidential debate, hillary clinton tries to keep -- keep the momentum going. the clinton campaign is stretching across nine battleground states. she had rallies in philadelphia, pittsburgh and unveiled a new campaign ad.

our kids can look up to. a president who believes in our kids and will fight for them every day. that's why i believe in her. >> meanwhile, while campaigning in iowa, donald trump invited michelle route on stage. her daughter was killed in a traffic accident involving a man here illegally. she had some words to say about clinton. >> hillary called me deplorable and irredeemable. she is not a friend to women. i just want to tell you that right now. >> trump finished his day in wisconsin, a swing state that has gone democrat since 19 -- 1988. >> one woman's support for donald trump turned into a scary threat. she says she started receiving letters hours before the first presidential debate saying that her home will be vandalized if she does not remove the comp sign in her front yard. her neighbors also got it. authorities are now looking into it. it may be a good business decision but it's a nod to the

>> no more free drinks at video poker machines. instead, let's on the machines will determine whether or not you will drink for free. >> you put $20 and the machine to activate it, a blue light turns on, a few max betz turns or light green. that gets you the drinks but if you stop or slow down, the light turns red, which means no booze. this is rolling out at a bunch of hotels on the strip. caesar's palace just to name one. the new england patriots are having some serious injury issues with their quarterbacks. today, the bills coach rex ryan pretended to be a reporter and jumped in on a phone interview to ask julian edelman if he will be playing qb this week. >> this is walt from the buffalo news. are you playing quarterback this week? are you playing quarterback?

>> i am going to do whatever the coaches asked me to do. >> clearly, rex ryan was having some fun at the patriots expense. the bad thing is ryan has they less than stellar record against the patriots winning just three of 14 games against them. they win last sunday against the cardinals so why not? >> he's in a good mood. what's going on in the weather >> a lot. rain showers moving into the valley tonight. take a look at desert doppler. you can see it coming in from the south in the last hour into quick -- into glendale and litchfield park. a few pop-ups as these gusty winds flowed in and caused new developments. the rain intensifying near litchfield park and good year. look at the orange in the color scheme. that continues to move off to

further up there along the 303 also seeing that shower, which was the first to come in earlier. that made it across portions of the 303. rain picking up in intensity to the east of i-17 south of sunny slope and more rain showers along the 101 as well. this is going to be tapering off in the next hour or so in then we increased chances going into the overnight forecast and early tomorrow morning. we still have lots to track in the higher terrain the next several hours and the chance of storms in these spots tomorrow at about a 60% shot for places like site -- like flagstaff. 80% chance in the morning in the valley starting in the 70s. by noon, 90 degrees, rain shower chances tapering off in the early afternoon but pick back up again in the later afternoon and evening to 20%. temperatures near average, highs in the mid 90s and we see that drop off into the 80s after sunset. we are at 93 degrees, dew point

miles per hour. temperatures just updated and a lot more 80s across the valley as that update came in. goodyear and tempe at 89 degrees. macer at eight -- me sad 87 degrees. still in the 90s for scottsdale. 56 degrees in flagstaff, low 70s in sedona and prescott. 84 degrees right now in casa grande. lows in the 60s and 70s across central arizona. coldest spots in the 40s. 65 degrees there tomorrow. degrees and casa grande for tomorrow. phoenix 95 degrees in east valley. highs at 94 in tempe and gilbert. 93 degrees in mesa and fountain hills. west valley folks, around 94-95 degrees in our west valley cities. >> i-93 degrees in the north your valley 93 degrees as well. no big temperature swings over the next several days. the weekend will be drying out, highs in the mid 90s.

for tomorrow, friday and saturday. sunday 94 degrees and then we dropped temperatures even more as we keep the sunny and dry forecast going. highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s monday, tuesday and wednesday. time to start your arizona garden but you don't have to go broke. our smart shopper team found simple ways to garden for nothing. dan spindle has the best ways to grow and ways to get your seeds for free. >> reporter: this garden oasis belongs to jake mace, known as the vegan athlete. he says there is definitely cost involved in starting your garden but there are several ways to save. >> the goal is to find the cheapest seed possible and then plant your own seeds from that point on so your food is free. truck cheapest free but -- cheap is good but free is better. you can get seeds through seed exchanges and c libraries. first an's must-have list is

they might charge you three dollars for one shot of wheatgrass. i can spend three dollars and have 20 or 30. >> reporter: and you can get the seeds from the book section at the grocery store and grow it indoors or outdoors. >> in about two weeks, the grass will grow up, you chop it down and to set. i think bok choy is easy to grow. it's versatile for raw salads, juicing or cooking. the moringa kale. it's one of the healthiest foods on the planet. >> reporter: and this tree grew 15 feet tall in less than nine months. now is the main planting season in phoenix. plant things you know you will eat and look for free resources before spending cash. go to www.abc15.com and we will have a link to where you can get free compost and free seeds. dan spindle, abc15 news.

our crew is live on the scene of a hit and run happening out at mcdowell and 51st avenue. we don't know about the injuries. not too much more information coming in. we're making more calls to find out more about this but if you are out in the area, avoid make towel and 51st. police just began their investigation. it is officially fall. that means flu season is around the corner. every year, thousands of people die from the flu. wiin to people over 65 but even younger people can get very sick and spread it to others. the cdc recommends the flu shot now because the vaccine takes about two weeks to kick in. the vaccine cannot guarantee you won't get it but the more people that get vaccinated, the less likely it will spread. bodybuilding can be tough for just about anyone but it's a whole different game for these athletes in wheelchairs. they are working through their

this man makes it work. derek benson was injured in a motorcycle crash that almost killed him. it left him partially paralyzed from the waist down but he was inspired by wheelchair bodybuilding. he competes in washington dc area and is now second in his weight class. he says the sport gives him the confidence he lost after the accident and a new lease on life. do have an will bicycle taking up space? consider donning it. it could be a holiday miracle for a kid in foster care. it's the annual recycle your bicycle campaign. helped by dropping off your unused bicycle at any one of the 20 locations or volunteer to help fix the bikes. find a list of everything you can do a www.abc15.com here is a look at the primetime lineup.

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the fast-moving details from the live desk . we are just learning about the successful rescue of a 29- year-old woman who felt dizzy up there. you can see night has fallen and she was struggling to get off the trail. the crews got up there, walked her down safely. she is not going to be transported over but safely off the mountain. this phoenix firefighter facing sexual assault charges but that might not be all. jeffrey wilson may face new

for a sexual assault in glendale this weekend. in court, he kept saying he didn't do it. police have confirmed no charges filed after a five-year- old boy is accidentally killed in avondale. they say he got a hold of a gun inside his home. that gun belonged to dad who was not at the -- at home at the time. police are not ready to release new names yet. a safety scare that all parents can relate to. a mother's message for valley stores after her child nearly got within arm's reach. plus, election hacking. what happens if arizona's 'results get compromised in november? we are looking at all the scenarios. and cost for the sky train at skyhigh numbers. is the proposed expansion with it? showers and

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