into tomorrow. and to ease the us and will see another round of moisture pushing on an ad and from that last into friday morning we will be, one as well. and that if a closer decemvirs cisco 26 mi. per hour closer half monday bring down a tree is associate with all the bluster we've been seeing and then down trees and power lines and power outages. the three different

systems all the details coming up next. right behind him close as lane southbound but you can't mahlmann north on heading this from sausalito of three lucas valley road slow going. and take a look at video from the saturn and high water line rate is heavy with apply rain coming down and other cars around you

sent and to note and then the creek water ... about 4 ft. he thirds and half feet flood stage. it's raining pretty hard. and out 38 to 40 ft. last week. the immediate danger but very rainy and white here in the north bay expecting some pretty strong winds saturday and now

this might happen again. >>: sandbag the neighbor. fair modern train down trade in this area of the hollister 23 4 in. between now and friday. and residents here are very worried about a break in the levee along the creek. if it breaks once again a week ago today.

>> reporter: only thing that might offer some protection from repeat disaster sandbags matt is confirmed underneath their home on lover's lane. and from of palms and then a lover's lane and other art lying areas still cleaning up after also

flooded hundreds of acres of farmland. and then using mph system broadcast alerts and a on necessary flood stage along the creek is wealthy usury projections are for the cree to rise to about 10 ft. 18 ft. is where was the height of last flood. and the creek rises

above we did this on august plan. and then august emergency which will clear the way it. pronounced too wet into muddy and can't afford to fix the right now plodder says at least now residents are on their own. >> grant: come

to the escalating use cut situation since it and have an engine sex officer shot more public defender should have been shot. dan has the latest. less >> reporter: 20 seconds of a and a half minute encounter between police officers and san francisco resident. it was

january 6th when officers arrived to investigate whether he had violated a restraining order by saying and the wall and during much of the eight men and counter officers initially backed off at the five minute mark more was pepper spray at the eight and a mark he is ordered out and ask to be on the ground when he refuses offices approach, tend to strike with a baton. an officer falls down the stairs and another officer shoots more but not fatally.

they appeared before the judge as to receive reports now the state mom is trying to bail out so she can return to earth and sun >> reporter: get the federal courthouse in oakland to before a federal judge wednesday to enter crate police and federal grand jury and alleging she helped turn out of the house and

an uncle was in court declined to talk at length on this rainy wednesday and by his nieces and a sense tried to bring some close and was pushed aside. during the proceedings all men hung her head. allowed to go home to be with her young son. her uncle following tuesday's hearing.

reaction at the break and then george bush and hospitals me on.

your >>: as wonder if about 210 class's before 9:00 in the morning and a similar threat all tied together ahead of the inauguration

as just disappointed that clusters. very troubled time we live-in for all of us. >> catherine: a string of other jewish community centers have had the problem.

with reports coming in from at least 17 states. this is a center in dewitt, new york. where responders evacuated the building and searched for explosives today. none were found.and the center eventually reopened. a community center in west hartford connecticut was also evacuated

following a bomb threat. everyone was allowed back inside after about an hour. also today. a jewish community center in woodbridge connecticut. there were similar threats along the east coast last week.and there's no word yet on where they originated. explosives have not been found in any of the cases.but the calls have to be checked out. kron four has learned that several other bay area centers got threatening calls today.including jewish community centers in berkeley, san francisco, walnut creek and palo alto. grant and vicki? >> vicki:happening now. we have a few closures to tell you about - as a series of storms head for the bay area. officials say muir woods national park in marin county -- was closed today for the safety of staff and visitors. this after several redwood trees were knocked down by strong winds during last weeks storm. parks rangers have not said yet whether the park will be open

tomorrow. lake del valle regional park in alameda county remains closed tonight. the park's main feature is a large reservoir that flooded during last week's storms. and while the waters have receded, there are still large areas submerged by debris, according to park officials. no word yet on when the park plans to reopen. there are more road closures in the north bay. so if you plan to take highway 128 between healdsburg and calistoga. be sure to leave a little early. the southbound lane between alexander valley road and ida clayton road will be closed until friday afternoon for repairs. a one-way traffic control will be in effect during the closure.

entire >> britteny: area flooded until a 15 of the roadways be very careful driving around especially with higher when speeds over silver britches and then future past shows what's in store first of three different systems move through 930 still dealing with heavy rain in your heyward up through ads got concord not in view and will be until after 11:00 that everything starts to shift and closer to 950 in the morning. still have showers and isolated pockets of heavy downpours expected a thing is wide not by thursday and then you notice the thursday evening apply back home. and back into friday morning so expect another round of what commute route the day and then where you are we deal

with a lot coming closer to san francisco wide not the area with heavy rainfall at that time. it will be slow across the bridge. and that of the next three hours you will see more snow showers come down 6 7:00 by 9:00 still light rain forests. but as early move much for the next and then it may we will be the changing weather conditions there tracking for you in terms of grain heavier rain wind moving through and then how much rain we will get and the latest on the next two systems on our way and about to more minutes.

>> reporter: this is near the intersection of the antioch. and then in the home's front lawn and then it begins see it flattened by car. shortly after 930 and then cladding in-house the fund helped silver hatchback. and died at the scene.

>> grant: describe thethe teenager quickly left and told police what happened. police describe the suspect's car as a champagne colored 1990's honda 4-door sedan. anyone with information about the case is asked to call petaluma police. in the east bay.danville public works crews shutdown diablo road near alameda diablo to do some flood and mudslide prevention the public works crew spent about 20-minutes laying sandbags at the foot of a hill.across from homes situated below the roadway. one concerned diablo resident says he made the call to public works today re ".nothing like this" officials at danville public+ works department say this section of diablo road is prone to flooding. today their crew laid sandbags and removed mud from the roadway between alameda diablo and avenida nueva

>> grant: chess' the flooding hopefully not as bad as we saw but we can go down and the chief meteorologist tracking storms for us. what are we looking at?

>> britteny: and then all the more than at all that up together we could have an gemaras to get closer. that shows the north is on a drop somewhat with there. to put a traffic and a severance the scope peninsulas on in the east bay checking out loewi clouds also great clouds and a lot of rain falls from most of the region turnings pilots like heavy rain and an offer to the shore to was a bust. and flooded by israel for the rest of tonight 815 and a feature cast shows have your pockets moving through 8 9:00 everything should

start to move off to the east and leaving us with a few isolated showers late tonight and to attend tomorrow morning at the start your day 530. >> britteny: 6 in. a timeout that hellish trained and is at

0820 minutes at the foot of a hill. the see them working there and the homes which are situated below at their personal lives in that area public works. officials declined out that the roadway is prone to flooding. >> pam:good afternoon everybody reflections on the past and advice for the his successor at president obama's final news conference at the white house today. the president also warned about what he called the dangers to america's core values. catherine heenan is here with some of the highlights. catherine? >> catherine:the president

described his conversations with donald trump as cordial. he said he accepts that the new administration will bring changes. "but if you're going to make big shifts in policy, just make sure you've thought it through." the president defended his pardon of national security leaker chelsea manning. i feel very comfortable that justice has been served and that a message has still been sen he would not comment on the

plans by as many as 60 democrats to boycott the inaugrationm "all i know is i'm going to be there. so is michelle." after that he says he plans to spend more time with his family and less time, in his words 'listening to myself talk." he says the new administration is free to pursue its own vision. up to a point, "there's a difference between

that normal functioning of politics and certain issues and certain policies where i believe our core values may be at stake. he says he will speak out against any attempts to curb voting rights, silience dissent or the media. deport the american born children of immigrants. or single out muslims based on their religion. the president said he is proud of the nation's progress in psame=sex marriage and lbgt rights. and that he has confidence in the next generation's ability to fight for racial equality. 'i think kids are smarter about it, they're more tolerant about it, they are more inclusive by instinct than we are, he wound up his farewell news conference by affirming his belief in america and its people. "i believe that people are more good than bad, i believe tragic things happen. there is evil in the world. but i think that at the end of the day, if we work hard, and if we're true to those things in us that feel true and feel right, then world gets a little better each time. and that's what this presidency has tried to be about. george h.w. bush is now in the hospital and so is his wife barbara. today.the 41st president was admitted to a houston hospital for respiratory issues. a family spokesperson says bush had pneumonia which cause him to have the problem. former first lady barbara bush is also in the hospital just as a precaution. she was experiencing fatigue and coughing. the former president underwent a procedure to clear his airway. and doctors say it was a success.

the bushes recently celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary. a woman accused of kidnapping a baby from a jacksonville hospital 18 years ago made her first appearance in a florida courtroom today. catherine heenan is here with more on that.and what the teenager who was abducted is now saying.

gloria williams was ordered held without bond today. and if convicted on various felony charges could face life in prison. she was arrested in south carolina friday.and charged with kidnapping in the case of now-18-year-old kamiyah mobley. mobley was abducted from a florida hospital when she was only 8 hours old. she's grown up thinking williams was her mother. today we heard the teenager talking about the case publicly for the first time. suggesting she's trying to process this almost unbelievable situation.including the fact her name isn't really 'alexis manigo'. the teenager met her birth parents for the first time this past weekend. she says it was a happy occasion.but that she still thinks of williams as her mother. jacksonville deputies say mobley became suspicious when she tried to apply for schools and jobs using her social security numbe.

grant and vicki? it seems the 49ers have found their new head coach. according to multiple reports, the team has selected falcons offensive coordinator kyle shanahan. while the hire can't be made official until atlanta's season is over, it appears it's his job to turn down.

>> steve: videos dramatic. and

then involve does he mention the first shooting of the year employees bouht a camera video they chose the confrontation between san francisco police officers and a man named sean more shots rang out quickly escalating between officers and more and ends in a struggle and one officer opening fire and wounding more. tonight you hear from the city's public defender what he says of the move tactic hit

>> reporter: until the done deal and to think and happened. the 49ers are playing a waiting game right now.and it seems their patience will pay off. the 37-year-old is regarded as one of the best young coaches in the league. but there are some concerned that the niners' are moving backwards in hiring a coach *before a general manager. earlier today, i spoke with veteran reporter and niners insider kevin lynch. who calls the team's search a step in the right direction. kevin lynch "if you look at the 49ers of the past, if you look at really successful teams right now like new england and seattle. the head coach is the main guy. the head coach has the personnel trigger. if you find the right guy, who can do that, i don't think it matters." and if this deal gets done, all indications are.the 49ers have

found the right guy in kyle shanahan. as the son of three-time super bowl champion and former niners assistant, he certainly has the lineage. fold in the fact, his offense is top 5.and his current quarterback--matt ryan is an mvp candidates.he also has the

credentials. kevin lynch.says he has the potential to make the franchise relevant again. "i think with shanahan. his offense has such breath to it that he can incorporate all the players they have now and any players that they are going to draft into the future because he does so many different things on offense.' nat of jed york saying championship culture "they need to be able to reestablish a championship culture and that's going to take time to reestablish a championship culture." 'championship culture'.the buzz phrase team ceo jed york threw around after dismissing trent baalke and chip kelly. but seeing as the niners will be on their 4th head coach in four seasons. how can we be sure york really is committed and we won't talking about another coaching search next year?

"you would hope that he has learned his lesson that he has been humbled. i think the key question is, what's jed's role going forward. will he really let the people he hires, whoever those two are, go and let them handle the football side of the operations." r the niners appear to be closing in on their next general manager. as the team announced today their in the process of lining up 2nd interviews. and reports say the candidates are from green bay, minnesota and arizona. shanahan.is expected to have serious input on who gets hired. a class all about kanye west. it's a new course being offered at washington university in st. louis. about 75 people are registered for the class called "politics of kanye west: black genius and sonic aesthetics." it started this week and there's already a wait list. the professor says having a class focusing on the rapper will help students understand issues like politics, race and gender. >> britteny: and san francisco.

and also said jose. and then pushing on short we will continue to the see the heavy rain move on through. turning into snout and the sierra as we get to the higher elevations the temperatures drop isolated heavy downpours. and then as we get into the afternoon we see a really light shower. and then as the next system overnight thursday until friday. close to like a wind speeds right now. 26 and san francisco 31 1/2 monday

and 32 san jose. when advisory and the rest of tonight heading toward early morning hours small possibility of damaging winds wednesday sustain it between 25 and 40 m.p.h. typical driving on some local bridges. possibility of down trees a road debris power lines and power outages. future rainfall totals as we go from sunlight into thursday. closer to an inch of rain across the ground that moves through progress in the model hepatic on top of all that we're expecting a few feet of snow fall. and the sierra and with the first-round see 8 1/6 feet above us. for 500 ft. close long stall without conditions and then of you be

very careful as you had this year over next couple of hours at the situation and for the next six days and it's a sunny day on tap for us on wednesday. where details coming up at 6:00. paige >> pam: started this week and is already waitlist and the professor says have been classed will help students also one focusing on the jasey. this

isn't the first course about kanye. >> reporter:lady gaga's highly anticipated superbowl half time show -- is getting a lot of buzz. the insider's louis aguirre joins us from los angeles with some details. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.

>> reporter: we know exactly what we're going to beat do that's number one issue could she be on stage and then they're for sale this is the case. hopper

>> pam: the and you so much next at six and a new round of storms causing problems all across the bay area coming up tonight awarding the chp is issuing to drivers. it is a stormtracker

4 weather alert day as the rain returns to the bay area. and this is just the beginning. the first of three storms is rolling through right now. p each. suppose to be stronger than the last one. good evening i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. this first storm has already prompted advisories. because of the strong winds and potential for trees coming down. let's take a live look outside right now. not a good place to be if you are trying to get home from work. let's get right to chief meteorologist brittney shipp. to see where the rain is right now. brittney? oakland closer's 7 heyward's 718. and heavy rain is on its way closer look at our future

castanet shows have your pockets through at o'clock. cantoris of quezon by 945 the notice law that oyster of these analyses scattered showers the the rest of tonight and tomorrow morning. heading into tomorrow opinion where you are morning. and then the today and then for all of our 29 and half in and day 31 and oakland. and the next couple of hours or details of the next two systems coming up about 10 minutes. this is what it is like right now on the roads. you are looking at a live picture from the junction of highway- 24 and interstate- 680

near walnut creek. this is a notorious trouble spot as it is. and with one look tonight. and you can see the rain is making things even worse. probably no one is keeping closer watch on the rain gauge this week. than residents of rural hollister. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, residents of an area flooded in last week's storms are preparing for the worst amid fears a nearby creek will jump its banks once again.

* * * residents of lovers lane and other low lying areas swamped in last weeks storms have since stocked up on sand bags. sot matt clap/flood victim matt clapp's home suffered major damage in last week's flood. he lost flooring and drywall and is counting on those sand bags to divert the water away from his home's foundation. sot matt clapp

last week's flood blamed on heavy rain and on a break in the levee along nearby pacheco creek. clapp fears it could happen again. sot matt clapp san benito county offcials too say it could happen again and will notify residents via reverse 911 if another flood is imminent. the county is seeking disaster relief for help fixing the levee breach but it won't happen any time soon. sot matt clapp on their own with sandbags as their only line of defense. in hollister rob fladeboe jkron 4 news. in the east bay. the storm took its toll on a number vehicles driving on bay area freeways shortly after the morning commute a driver of a big rig lost control of his vehcile. and crashed into a wall on the 580-freeway. kron4's haaziq

madyun shows you where it happened this is what's left of a big rig that slammed into this wall here on west bound 580 in dublin "with the weather he lost control, hit the wall to our right here and overturned" california highway patrol officer derek reed says the chp had their hands full wednesday responding to weather related

traffic collisions "a little bit busier than normal especially with the rain" he describes what led to this solo vehicle accident "he was traveling 45 to 50 miles per hour when he saw break lights ahead, he realized that he was going to rear end the car in front of him, instead of doing that he swerved to his right" p .and hit the wall. as you can see the collision caused the trailer and cargo container to separate from the big rig and land on its side against the wall which stopped it from hitting oncoming traffic merging onto the freeway "if the wall wasn't there then it would be in the next lane" chp investigators says although the truck driver was driving below the speed limit at 45-50 miles per hours. "45 to 50 on this road today might be too fast it just depends on how hard it's raining and the different conditions, whenever it's raining you have

to give yourself more time during the day, it's going to be a slower commute, you're not going to be able to drive as fast, slow down and be patient" as for the driver, investigators say the fact that he was wearing a seatbelt likely allowed him to walk away from this accident uninjured.on the 580 freeway in dublin haaziq madyun kron4news this how bad the weather has been in wine country. napa county is going to declare an emergency because of the storm damage. several roadways have been washed out and we saw this rock slide on the silverado trail. it has since been cleared and the road is open. at least for now. this is a procedural move so

that the county try to get help from federal government. this storm is not only affecting the bay area. but the sierra as well more snow is expected in the mountains. and for those who have ideas of making the trip to the high country. you might want to wait. grant lodes is here with what the conditions are like right now. grant? >> grant:conditions are changing rapidly in the sierra tonight. chains are required on highway 50. and if you are on interstate 80 heading to tahoe. you will need them once you get past baxter all the way up to truckee. this is one of the caltrans

cameras. it is at kingvale. facing in the eastbound direction which is the direction people are headed if they went to go lake tahoe. but it is a mess. caltrans has been holding traffic at the donner lake interchange because of spinouts. so not a good idea to be out there. and if you are. be prepare for what could be a very long trip. we will be tracking the weather in the sierra all night. and will let you know if anything should change. steve and pam? could people in the bay area be getting a little tired of all this rain?? catherine heenan is here to say

that the answer is a definite 'yes'. >> grant: we talked to people in pacifica this afternoon. one this wet, overcast day.described by some as 'dreary'. they managed to make it very clear that while they appreciate the fact it's been a drought-bashing rainy season. there 'is' a limit. a lot of them say they're getting fed up with gray skies and wet weather. and they're not afraid to say so. not that they'd trade more drought-stricken months and years for blue skies. they just want a little break. pacifica of course is one of the places where coastal erosion is a big problem.aside

from downed trees and power lines. so it's more than just the inconvenience of coats, umbrellas.and shuffling around in the rain. steve and pam? a reminder. you can get the latest weather updates including live radar, the forecast for where you live and breaking news alerts anytime through the kron four mobile app.

it is available for free for apple and android devices. threats all around the country today force evacuations at schools. including the bay area. the specific group that was

being targeted. and president obama gives his final white house news conference. how he responded. when asked about the controversial commutation of chelsea manning's sentence. plus dramatic new video comes out of a deadly shooting involving san francisco. police officers. the questions it is raising about the tactics being used. this is a live look at our stormtracker four radar. you can see it is lighting up tonight with more rain in the bay area. chief meteorologist brittney shipp will have another update on the weather. in five minutes. >> reporter: this is a situation where a cabane the crisis

intervention teams late afternoon news conference and then an officer is can go there. alex plan it big got a little

bit more time. in the final word is so loud as the investigation is continuing and should play week and the two officers involved as for the suspect to a hospital is now and then the county jail facing a variety of charges involving a so a police officer. and they believe those charges should be dropped. press >> steve: the bondage of ran juries alleging she heard these house been the plan of the attack, for a nightclub. and 49 people 53 injured as one attorneys. >>: a plea of not guilty cases set for a bail hearing at a

february 1st and the dumping cheap was arrest everyone note is a fair day in court and presumed innocent until proven guilty. dozens of jewish

community centers across the country received bomb threats today. one of the local threats was at the marin county jewish community center in san rafael. and it forced an evacuation. a school across the street was also placed on lockdown. kron four's philippe djegal reports from san rafael. where what appears to be a hoax provided for some frightening moments. the marin county sheriff's office says just before nine o'clock in the morning. the osher jewish community center reached out stating someone called in reporting a bomb on campus. the j-c-c was immediately evacuated. classes here, and they were taken across the street to venetia valley school on north san pedro road, which was also placed on lockdown as a precaution, while the sheriff's office went room by room, searching for an explosive device. >>:sot- "we live right next door to the jcc and rodef shalom and um, its just a sad situation." parents of students at the j-c-c

and venetia valley were allowed to pick their kids up if they wanted. the sheriff's office says the j-c-c was prepared for something like this to happen. sot- "this isn't something that really caught them off guard. uh, sadly, this isn't the first time some type of inferred threat has been made against this location over a number of years. they're well prepared and because of that, the evacuation and movement of the students off campus was done in a very smooth fluid manner." an incident that repeated itself at other jewish community centers across the bay area and around the country, says lieutenant doug pittman. sot- "it's too early for us to begin to begin to understand if there's any type of relationship between what took place here today or any other location, but

that'll be something as part of our investigation moving forward."

next couple of hours of shows that we're still dealing with their pockets at least through 10:00 p.m.. and feature rainfall totals through tomorrow close to an inch of this for system to the city allowed to oakland conquered over an inch in vallejo and-1/4 possible for napa and then into a third for santa rosa and any factor in the second system on friday third system for what happened monday and then no rain totals are up over total 3 in. a san francisco daily city of oakland same thing for vallejo and an aerospace zone and then a possibility for coastal hills 8 in. of rainfall with all three systems. into this year and turns in the snow especially with temperatures starting to drop winter weather

advisory with snowfall expected about 7,000 ft. like close this for system 3 8 in. so levels drop down to about 4,500 ft.. feeling >> britteny: rainshowers through less system and wednesday lots of sunshine back and forecast more details coming up in 10 minutes.

was news conference number 165 for president obama. he talked about things ranging from russia - to race relations.. he never mentioned donald trump by name.but says that claims of

voter fraud in u.s. lections are 'fake news.' the president was asked to comment on the fact many congressional democrats will be no-shows at

canada continues to go released here. and more moisture pouring in the bay area has some of the heaviest rains and then and the

system moving through. >> reporter: storms are most of the day late afternoon and early evening hours and starting to rise there a long ways from flooding more rain and winds here this evening as will the chance of possible thunderstorms >> reporter: 2 mi. an hour when

this break like the head. i could happen again congress's sandbags care homes and then all eyes at the chigoe creek. the

escalation points to january- march shooting. and that in this case leading to the shooting of a shot more. he was not killed by a public defender says he never should have been shot in the first place. east 13th street police responded to reports of a car heading home when they found a driver with a gunshot wound later died at the scene.

>> reporter: and then the labor a hiring and pay practices lawsuit accuses the redwood city company paying occasion more than others. and a discriminating new employees claimed the the company favored applicant from . the company was once valued at

9-billion dollars after unveiling what appeared to be cutting-edge testing technology. but the results came under fire and the company is facing at least one lawsuit. its founder, elizabeth holmes, recived a ban from the blood testing industry. oracle is being sued by the u-s department of labor over hiring and pay practices. the lawsuit accuses the redwood city company of paying white men more than women, blacks and asians who do the same job. a second claim accuses of oracle of discriminating when hiring new employees. it claims the company of favoring asian applicants, particularly those who are from india. oracle has responded saying the lawsuit is political and accusations being made by the government are false. >> pam:george h.w. bush and his wife barbara. are both now in the hospital tonight. >> steve:today. the former president and former first lady were admitted into a houston hospital. george h.w. bush was admitted for a pneumonia - related respiratory issue. his wife was hospitalized just as a precaution. president obama opened his final news conference. sending his thoughts and prayers to the couple. president obama said, the bushes have been a constant source of friendship and support to him and his wife. the trump inauguration is now just *three days away. more than 60- members of congress are boycotting the ceremony. the president- elect promised a memorable event with "a-list" names . but who's actually scheduled to show up? national correspondent chance seales reports in washington. >> reporter:donald trump will be inaugurated the 45th president on friday at noon so can the showman pull off the production of a lifetime? don't expect show-stoppers like the obama swearings-in. so far, the biggest name to confirm a performance is jackie evancho. the former "america's got talent" contestant. also on the "yes" list . the radio city rockettes.

toby keith. 3 doors down, and the mormon tabernacle choir. now, here's who reportedly *declined invitations.

celine dion said thanks but no thanks to a presidential invite. also on the "no list" -- andrea bocelli, kiss, elton john and.

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is that ronald l. ellis the interview and then you have to be ollie and gas lee starting gun and feeling good. and they wear hair make up.

>> gary: raiders are making america and was start to a career first three years all promote he each and every year. and just a great great play and the offensive player of the year. best player on the defense's side and all football. some traders stuff and they will skip the pro bowl. and recovering from a knee injury run in the house then richie nelson and his traders a couple of guys out there not coined have some the stars. and they

slept as well.

>> gary: the baseball writers and put rodriguez bonds at 44% 54% and then it gets you 75 roger clemens 74% as well. so the old guard is wearing down.

at " of little bit more in the forecast after a minute.

>> britteny: 3 just for a whore with this storm we will be back at 10 and have a good night.

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