take cover or get out. that is a message for more than 2 million people in florida right now is hurricane matthew heads their way. a scary wake-up call for one person. waking up to armed robbers stealing from his apartment. the search on right now for -- suspects. this guy needs to be caught. he is a ra and he could strike again. good morning. >> thank you for joining us. a lot of talk about britney matthew today is hurricane matthew today. >> let's talk about what is happening right now. we are starting with mostly clear skies. a few high clouds. otherwise, a beautiful start to the day in the valley of the sun. temperatures now into the upper 70s in spots like chandler,

80s. by this afternoon slightly warmer temperatures. in the uppers to around -- upper 80s to around 90. phoenix with a high of 90. the most accurate forecast is tracking warmer temperatures over the next couple of days. moisture is also making a return. that means rain chances are back in the forecast by this weekend. we will talk more about that and the temperatures in a little bit. i want to update latest with hurricane matthew. is now a category four storm with the eye of the storm still east of the miami area and tracking toward the northwest, eventually ride along the east coast of the florida. you can see outside of the eye to the east, still over open water, plenty of rain already moving into florida. pretty soon that category four storm will work its way up the coast. the eye of the storm could clip right by that eastern coast as

into tomorrow. this is a very dangerous storm. we will have more on the track and the impact in a bit. i know folks in florida are preparing and bracing for the worst. >> because matthew is now a category four, more than 2 million people are being urged to evacuate. also breaking right now, we have learned disney world will close at 3 pm today -- actually, 2:00 our time and remain closed through tomorr >> the death toll in haiti because of matthew is now up to 108. officials warning people in florida to take this threat seriously. help is on the way but it is better to get a head start. >> national guard members will make sure those who wait until the last minute to evacuate can do so as safely as possible. don't take a chance somebody will be there to make sure that

guard members have been deployed. this could be one of the worst storms to hit florida. right now in east valley several suspicious fires in chandler. they started in late april with the most recent one happening four days ago. chandler police now have a guy in custody and they think he is connected to all eight fires. we will continue to bring you updates on abc 15 teen mobile and online route the afternoon. we will have live coverage beginning at 4:00. right now phoenix police are searching for involved in an armed robbery near 51st avenue. and osborne. the victim was walking westbound when the suspect approached him and demanded his cell phone. he gave it to them and they took off. the victim was shot at but not hit. police are working on a suspect description. a second armed robbery. the suspects ransacked an apartment at this complex your 24th avenue. and thomas. at least one person was home in

several items were stolen including a tv and laptop. video you will only see here on abc 15. phoenix police making their final arrest in a murder from more than a month ago. officers swarmed 61st avenue. and thomas road and took a man and woman into custody. we're not sure why she was cuffed but you might remember back on september 1 25-year-old mario cho lopp was playing a card game when suspects forced their way in with automatic guns. the victim was shot and the suspects took gun -- guns and drugs. three other people were arrested last friday and are in jail. another crime alerted police hope you can recognize this guy. this is the surveillance video from a goodwill store in chandler. police tell us the man on your screen fired a shot inside that story a week ago today. it happened near ray and alma school. he got away.

chandler police. police are in full force trying to track down the man accused of attacking a woman in peoria. this is the suspect police are after. he tried to rape a woman as she was working inside an unfinished home near 99th avenue. an unfinished home near 99th avenue. pure he a pdr asking neighbors to be extra vigilant and to try to be in pairs and call them if neighbors see anything suspicious. phoenix. a powerful message from the victims family as the suspect is still on the run. >> you took my best friend. >> i just want you to come forward. >> just raw emotion therefrom

they gathered outside his home near seventh avenue in buckeye wrote last night for a vigil. 53-year-old was found dead last week. bad behavior hitting a big reward. you won't believe the payout for the former valley metro ceo. you know it's fall when the arizona state fair comes to town. tomorrow is when it all starts in we have some deals to get you in for less. we want to know do you plan on attending the arizona state fair on opening day? hop onto abc 15.com to vote by

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don't like marijuana. >> proponents for this would try to fool the public into thinking this would be a cost savings for law enforcement. is a cost shift and a cost increase. >> the montgomery on the other side of this argument says he expects he will run into new crimes that will crop up as a result of legalization. you have the four days left to register to vote for the upcoming election. in tempe there is change in voting locations after the wrong information went out last week. the mayor now calling out county officials. >> no one notified us they were illuminating one of our polling sites. it is our neighborhood polling site. it covers two precincts. >> the earlier -- earlier this month helen purcell moved a long-standing polling place. the change was made soap -- so late the wrong address was printed and sent out to voters.

the old place with a ballot dropbox november 8. a new director faced with an old problem. there is a crisis at the va. the issue at the phoenix veterans affairs hospital is not improving. she started this week and officials say phoenix is way understaffed in scheduling. there's a new watchdog reports and wait times for appointments may have contributed to another phoenix veterans death. >> if i was her i would look at the number one issues that plague be phoenix va, the wait ti d cause of that. if people are contributing to the problem or misinformed they need to go. >> several years ago scheduling was tied to other deadly delays in care in phoenix which sparked a national scandal. the man accused of stealing your taxpayer money rewarded with a big payout. the phoenix city council approving $180,000 payout to the ex-ceo of valley metro. steve banta is being investigated by the state's

$272,000 in taxpayer money. south as a seal voted against the payout saying this is rewarding bad behavior. the city council also agreeing to build the new fry's and downtown phoenix that will go up at first street and washington. the millions of dollars in incentives means more apartments, offices and restaurants in that area. it is a 3 a phone call that could save your home if it's on fire. who is paying these firefighters to protect the lives under your roof? we found some bad apples in one town leaving thousands of dollars unpaid. it is shaping up to be another gorgeous day.

we are working -- working the night shift can put you in danger of a host of medical problems. breast cancer is not one of them. women who work night shifts were more -- were not more likely to get breast cancer according to a new study. devious research showed higher breast cancer risks in animals. researchers did more digging to see if that translated to humans apparently that is not the case. new development in a groundbreaking medical procedure doctors in texas have now conducted four uterus transplant using live donors. unfortunately, three of those were removed because of poor blood flow. doctors are waiting to see if

to have a baby. if she doesn't she will become the first american woman to do so with a transplanted uterus. teething children can be tough to do with. now the fda is warning against homeopathic teething tablets and gels. investigators are saying problems from these products can lead to seizures, breathing problems and lethargy. no recalls have been ordered. health officials want you to the ward. tonight is a last chance to give feedback on the south mountain freeway construction project. adot is hosting its final public meeting tonight at 6:00 fowler elementary school in phoenix. sky harbor, you might need to leave a little early. today the north runway is shut down so they can run electrical lines from a substation to terminal three.. >> delays during peek travel times through november 6. that is when the runway should be

your home. for some the firefighting fee is getting ignored. >> you owe $1600 in fire fees you have a paid. >> this is the reaction we got when we asked one homeowner why he wasn't paying that fee. the top three so-called deadbeats have a pay their fees for more than three years. more than 100 homeowners are behind on the bill, costing the town thousands of dollars. the town can't take propert can take property orders to court to try to get the bills paid. today is that a prince fans have been waiting for. they can tour paisley park over the next three days. city lawmakers say there are some zoning issues they need to work out to be considered. it also wants more time to figure out the museums affect on traffic and public parking. we will also get a glimpse at the new statue of liberty

they will break ground on the new facility on liberty island. the museum is expected to cost about $70 million. more than 4 million people visit liberty island every day -- every year. michelle obama will be joined by some young students today for the white house gardens final both -- fall harvest. the crops will deliver a plant, okra, herbs and tomatoes. she expanded her from just 1100 ft.2 to 2800 ft.2. november 4 date the parents agreement on climate change -- the paris agreement on climate change will take affect. the deal would cut carbon emissions worldwide. president obama calling this a turning point for the planet saying it will be well worth the wait and time. >> this gives us the best possible shot to save the one planet we've got. >> republicans criticized the plan. donald trump saying he would

startling news photos in arizona and the rest of the southwest. if our temperatures keep going up we could be in for a mega- droughts. researchers just said we can't turn back time if we start to reduce our carbon footprint. if we don't droughts will be far more severe. the good news is right now our drought, we have drought, but it's not as bad as it could be. only 94% of the state in drought conditions. we look forward to the winter time to get snowpack in the forecast today. just a gorgeous day on tap as we look at this time lapse. you can see a few high clouds that we have been watching. they are moving across of the southern portion of the valley. the east valley as well. the high clouds started moving in yesterday evening. we are seeing some of those clouds. no rain to speak of

the cloud cover. that moisture being pulled in from the southwest. we will keep some high clouds streaming into today and tomorrow across southern arizona. eventually we are tracking a disturbance that will develop to the southwest. that disturbance will move into our state by saturday. that will bring some rain chances. in the meantime, today plan on dry conditions across the state. tomorrow also mostly clad -- mostly sunny and dry. late tomorrow night into saturday is when we could start to see fe . rain chances in the valley up to 30% a chance for scattered showers. at least scattered showers in the valley in the morning with a few thunderstorms through the air -- through the afternoon. we will watch for that saturday. early sunday morning a lingering 10% chance of rain early in the day. after that we will dry out and clear up for the rest of sunday. saturday looking to be the day to watch out for scattered

thunderstorms. sunday quieter with clearing skies. going into next week we are looking at dry conditions again. over the next couple of days still drive. today mostly sunny with temperatures warm but just like yesterday. right now we are at 82. we will keep warming. by lunchtime still feeling good. 85 by noon. mostly sunny skies with wind heading into the afternoon out of the west northwest miles an hour. high today of 90. that is a repeat of yesterday. if you liked yesterday you will like today. we will see the same temperatures with a few more high clouds. 30 year average is 92. we will still be below the average with high temperatures hitting 90 in spots like pure yakima levine, tempe and even maricopa. still have a lot of upper 80s. mesa will only make it to 87.

still a gorgeous day on tap. 90 in phoenix. to the southwest temperatures also in the 90s. across northern arizona highs today only make it into the 60s to 70s. a beautiful day in the high country. going into tonight we will see mostly clear skies allowing temperatures to drop into the 20s in spots like window rock. low 30s in flagstaff by tomorrow morning. 40s from kingman over to payson and we're looking at overnight lows in the 60s in central arizona with phoenix dropping to 66. tomorrow morning another cool start. not seeing as many 50s tomorrow morning. today was milder and tomorrow a repeat with lois into the mid- 60s under mostly clear skies tonight. looking at the most accurate forecasts, 90s for the high today. warmer for friday, into the mid-

in with temperatures dropping a little bit, low 90s for saturday. mid-90s on sunday. we will get a little warmer going into next week. heiser back into the upper 90s for monday. enjoy the upper 80s and low 90s. we will talk more about hurricane matthew in minutes. coming up, our spirits maybe down but we are hoping

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this is the guy. the entire cardinals nation is depending on bruce stanton to give us our second win of the season tonight. carson palmer did not get on the team plane to go to the bay area yesterday. he will be watching it from home . this is because he did not clear concussion protocol after the massive hit he took in sunday's game against the rams. >> fingers crossed. bring on the funnel cakes, rights, carnival games. always a beautiful site. the arizona state fair starts tomorrow. we are taking action to help you get in for free. go to our website right now for 11 different ways to save money on general admission or the rights. one easy way is to bring four nonperishable food items to benefit st. mary's food bank. more tips on abc 15.com.

hiring fest today and thousands of jobs are up for grabs. more than 100 employers. head to the goodwill career centers in phoenix, prescott and yuma or stop by after work from 4:32 6:30 tonight at the carefirst resource center, southbound community college or the mesa library. millions of people bracing for impact. when and where will hurricane matthew hit? we are taking a closer look.

it is a matter of hours before hurricane matthew slams into the florida coast government officials are urging people to take this storm seriously. warming -- warning of a devastating effect. >> more than 100 deaths reported in haiti because of this storm. you can see this passing through the bahamas look from miami as the storm approaches. john is in daytona beach with the latest. >> reporter: we are standing off atlantic avenue at delray beach. this barricade has been set up since last night. at this point they are only letting local traffic through. county recommendations don't want to take the chance. the closer the water dish to the water you get a higher

head to the beach that we have seen getting turned around. a couple of guys were hoping to watch the waves they talked about how they have been preparing for tonight. >> we are playing it by ear. we are going to hunker down in one of our apartments and ride it out. overly we end up already. >> it's a little nerve-racking. i'm from maryland and i have been through a couple of hurricanes. i have never been this close to the shoreline before. >> we have had some sprinkles and wind but things are very calm. a fire truck passed through the barricade to go to the fire station they say they plan to evacuate around 4:00 this afternoon. they are urging everybody in the area to do the same. in delray beach with newchannel 5. hurricane matthew could hit as early as tomorrow morning. let's check in with iris for a closer look at where matthew stands right now. >> the eye of the storm still off the coast and east of florida. you can already see the rain

we are getting some pockets of heavy rain within the outer bands. the strongest wind near the core of the storm. watch this track. going into this evening at 5:00 the core of that storm gets closer. there is the potential we could see match eye of the storm make landfall possibly right along the eastern coast of florida. somewhere between fort lauderdale and west palm beach as a category four hurricane. it will track up the coast. the darker red colors are where the strongest wind will extend into florida several miles and even tropical storm force wind in the orange. possibly extending across the entire peninsula. is something we will watch closely. possible landfall by this evening acid tracks up the coast tonight into tomorrow. red cross volunteers are taking action. there pitching in matthew is about to make landfall.

response vehicles full of water, food and supplies. one of these units can feed it a few hundred people. just look at the tears in my eyes and the hurt. you can see the pain. please, come forward. >> the family of the 53-year- old kenny brace is so desperate for help to find the person who murdered their loved one. brace was found shot and severely beaten inside a home near 10th avenue. how did he survive? that is one question we are asking after a toddler fell 20 feet from an apartment window. the mesa two-year-old is in serious condition. police don't. >> to file criminal charges against the parents but it is unclear what led to the fall. what is up with the creepy clown craze quick we had new videos of a clown terrorizing the neighborhood in san diego.

figures wearing clown masks and knocking on doors. one notices they are being recorded. the clown charges toward the car, scaring the driver. the driver called police. the clowns were a group of teenagers messing around. clouds are not just popping up in san diego but across the country, sparking new fears about safety in schools and communities. >> he said i'm going to cut your throat. >> the white house was even asked about this creepy clown or a deal but a spokesperson unaware of it. stephen king is calling on clown imposters to cool it. he is currently working on a movie about murders -- murderous clowns. warner bros. studios insists the recent crime spee is not connected to the film. look at this canine ready to pounce on clowns. the pima county sheriff's office putting out this morning on twitter that their canines love to chase clowns. there have not been any clown

with all of these scary clown calls there is a one group in tucson sticking up for real clowns. they are planning a clown lives matter margin for next saturday. the group plans to march down fourth avenue. everyone is encouraged to show up wearing full clown makeup. it is a peaceful way to show clowns are not psycho killers. that is a quote from the organizers. you probably couldn't tell from that photo still looking pretty creepy. >> is going to be a lot of people dressed up as clowns this halloween. not a lot of people wearing this costume. walmart and amazon both pulling it from their websites. the costume is titled tranny granny. both companies getting a lot of complaints over this one. saying it's offensive to transgender people. with the monsoon over and rain and moisture leaving behind an unwanted pest, we are talking about termites.

played to. these were found in a townhome in north phoenix. if left unchecked they can literally take over your home. >> every house will have termites. it's just a matter of time. i have been in a few houses where it was pretty bad where the attic trusses, you could just crush them with your hand. >> most pest-control companies to give you a free inspection. the race for the white house is getting heated. now donald trump is bill clinton into the mix. what he is now accusing the clinton campaign of doing. we have very special guest joining us. our friend kristy morgan is with

the race for the white house is heating up.

>> three days before the next debate. donald trump is looking for a comeback. hitting the clintons hard as hillary clinton hit the books. >> reporter: donald trump testing out a new attack against the clinton campaign. >> did bill clinton blow it. >> reporter: these comments made by the former president criticizing obama care. >> you have this crazy system where all of a sudden 25 more people -- 25 more million people have health care. walked into that beautiful home in westchester and he says come hillary, how was your day? [ laughing ] oh, did he suffer. >> reporter: bill clinton later clarifying saying he supports obama care but it has some problems. >> member hillary clinton called obama care one of the greatest accomplishments of the president. of the democratic party and of our country. >> reporter: the republican nominee also taking credit for his running mate's debate

incredible job and i'm getting a lot of credit because that is really my first, so-called, choice, that was my first higher as we within las vegas. >> reporter: hillary clinton deep in debate prep. using the vice president debate as a launching pad for sunday nights -- for sunday night. >> when your own running mate will defend the top of the ticket i think that tells you everything you nee about to is qualified and ember mentally fit to be president. >> we were having too much fun in here with this little gal. wildlife world zoo is joining us. you may have brought one of the cutest animals i have ever seen. >> i have to completely agree. this is rosie. >> she is an african pygmy

2 to 3 feet wide. as adults it looks like they have swallowed a tire. she is only two weeks old? >> she is just a couple of weeks old. they grow pretty quickly and are excellent climbers. her hooves are called cloven hooves. that means there split down the middle. they have good traction and stability and can start walking just 30 minutes after being born. >> that is impressive. >> jeff has been very busy feeding rosie. you have the petting zoo so people at home can head out and sea animals like rosie? >> absolutely. we have some baby goats and different chickens, and alpaca. >> you are doing a great job.

we're doing something really fun for halloween. the weekend before halloween were doing a spectacular. children dressed in costume get into the zoo for free. every child can get in free with a paid adult as the exit they will get a bag of candy. >> i have a question. why does she keep hitting the bottle? is she mad at me? am i doing it wrong? >> she is probably used to -- >> she likes it held up. it is just a little bit different. >> it's all in the rest. [ laughing ] how big did you say she's going to get? >> up to 3 feet tall and 3 feet wide. >> how many other pygmy goats do you have? >> we have quite a few. we have several babies right now. when guests come out children can pet them and see the other

do at wildlife world. we have the petting zoo, you can see the giraffes, you can touch starfish. we also have a parrot feeding. >> there is so much to see and get up close with some of the animals. thank you for bringing her in.

we are watching wall street. the dow is down .05. washing hands is still an afterthought for several employees at valley restaurants. that is the biggest take away from the recent report card. 16 restaurants failed inspections in september. here are some of the more notable places. we posted the entire restaurant report card we included a map showing where they're located. if you need a replacement social security card you don't have to go anywhere except to your computer. original -- arizona joining other states that now allow you to order a social security card online. happening now, the race to see who will be the first to put people on mars. boeing and space x battling it

boeing is working with nasa to build a space launch system rocket which they hope to have a by the 2030s. space x has plans for a rocket and a self-sustaining city on mars. a battle in washington over the grand canyon. arizona senators have written a letter to the department of agriculture for reports on a possible monument being built. it's a likely -- it is likely president obama could desi 1.7 million acres for the monument. the senators oppose. they claim it would be and rainy them -- uranium mining and hurt forest inning efforts in the park. employees at the mall of america won't have to choose between family and work this holiday season. mall of america will be closed on thanksgiving day. employees are praising that decision, saying it is nice to have a huge corporation take care of its people while most stores at the mall are likely to close their will be security in place just in case some want to open anyway.

the valley's first yoga festival kicks off today and goes through sunday at the cambi hotel. phenomena stay az yoga festival will feature more than 50 yoga classes. you can check out the schedule online. local funeral home shuts down and the owner admits to using prepaid funeral money for other purposes. dozens of people are affected. >> two years later what is being done? joe lets you know.>> reporter: she prepaid her mother's funera >> reporter: it gave marge piece of mine, money kept in a trust to cover expenses at rudy family northwest mortuary we needed. today the phoenix funeral home is closed the owner -- he admitted using more than $100,000 from prepaid accounts for other purposes. >> what was it used for? >> just the general budget of the mortuary. >> it should be in the trust, correct? >> it should have been. because of declining health i

of my financial affairs. >> reporter: he admitted not having a license to take the money. >> intent was to turn around and do that but my health issues got ahead of me. >> reporter: that was two years ago. what has happened since? nothing. >> we have many people calling us and they have not received any monies what has happened to him? >> reporter: the state funeral board executive says the case went to the atty. it has been more than a year with no action. ag's office won't comment. >> how can he commit fraud and get away with it?>> reporter: at taht time steve ready-made as a promise. you will take care of all of this people? >> yes i am. >> reporter: we looked at the contracts and two years later how much prepaid money has been returned? many phone numbers were disconnected. at it does we reached we found $14,000 paid back $28,000 still owe the. last week rudy tornadoes will be paid and says he is taking care of funerals as they happen. -- last week rudy told us he

he is taking care of funerals as they happen. >> reporter: one family paid another $7000. rudy says he will take care of it. i will let you know what happens. i'm joe ducey. this just in. more than two dozen republican members of congress say they cannot vote for donald trump. that letter was released today saying the gop presidential nominee makes a mockery of their princi hillary clinton. organizer andrew weinstein says so members will vote for the democrat while others will vote for libertarian gary johnson or right in a candidate. a record number of californians have registered to vote. more than 18.2 million people living in california can vote this year.

population of almost every state except for texas, florida and new york. it's about 1 million more registered voters than the state had in 2012. a busy day in the weather center. >> the entire country is keeping a close eye on this one. they are getting prepared to deal with this hurricane. we are now able to scan it with radar as it has come into the miami radar. you can see it off the coast of florida. right now the eye of the storm is about 111 miles off the eastern coast of florida. outer bands extending into florida already picked this storm is going to continue its move slowly to the northwest over the next few hours. as we go into this evening and overnight it is possible it could make its way inland right along the eastern coast of florida or at the least track this right along the coast. either way, major impact to

right now it is still producing wind at 140 miles an hour with gusts upwards of 160 miles an hour. it will likely remain a category four hurricane as it works north, northwest and possibly clipping by just east of the florida peninsula or making landfall along the eastern coast. we will watch it closely. here is the deal. not just tonight but into tomorrow still a category four hurricane as it works north and closer to the georgia coast li. it will weekend but could still be a category two hurricane as it impacts the coast of the carolinas. looking ahead into next week some models indicating we could see this system wrap its way around as it weakens to a tropical storm. a lot of uncertainty as to what it is going to do after this weekend. it will be one we will be talking about for several days. we will keep you posted on the latest developments through the

>> as we talk about the forecast at home a much different picture with clear skies. shaping up to be a nice day. sitting at 82 with calm and right now. hour humidity isn't too bad. the dewpoint has bumped up and we are seeing a little moisture. we are still in the upper 70s. goodyear at 79. mesa 79. 80s and apache junction. 80 injure valley. up to 85 now in glendale. going into this warming into the upper 80s and eventually topping out at 90. a repeat of yesterday's high. climbing to 87 by 1:00. 90 degrees by 4:00. from their trending back down again. if you have evening plans it should be nice. 86 by 6:00 with mostly clear skies in the forecast through the rest of today. across the state mostly clear skies with temperatures in the upper 50s in flagstaff.

lake havasu. some breezes as well. otherwise, mostly clear skies across the state. we are tapping into some moisture and bringing in high clouds. tracking a disturbance that will move in from the south heading into saturday and bringing rain chances. for today mostly clear conditions and dry weather. even tomorrow looking at dry weather. slight chance of a few showers in no galas by late tomorrow. saturday we start to bring in more clouds across the valley and a chance for scattered thunderstorms going through the day on saturday. sunday lingering chance of rain before we dry out. temperatures getting warmer over the next few days. we have been below average today . we will be back above average tomorrow. low to mid 90s through the weekend.

now to the results of our poll of the day. we wanted to know, the arizona state fair starts tomorrow. will you attend on opening day? 10% yes. 90% say no. >> we have to say hi to fay fredricks now working hard on the now in for cloud. >> we have a string of fires to tell you about. a big twist in this story. one of the victims arrest. the storm you have been talking about all morning is paralyzing much of the east coast. we are live in florida as hurricane matthew moves ashore. a terror attack on us soil. brand-new details about the suspects from the minnesota mall attack. that is all coming your way at 4:00 on the now arizona. we want to give you a smile on this thursday. a kentucky special education teacher who is getting mary wanted her students to be a part of her wedding.

children with down syndrome and said her big day wouldn't be complete without them. we are so glad she did. these might be the cutest wedding pictures of all. >> a lot of smiles for her special day. we cannot stop talking about hurricane matthew. we have been keeping a close eye on it. >> let me show you the latest here on abc 15 desert doppler. it is located about 111 miles off the coast and moving to the northwest very slowly. here is the approximate track going through the next 12-24 hours. it looks to clip by the east coast of florida as a category four hurricane and eventually impacting georgia, and the

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