now at 5:00 p.m. a federal investigation turns into a man hunt after the fbi finds explosives in a bay area home. >> should be considered armed and dangerous. >> what we are learning about the man authorities are searching for. >> word of muni workers staging a sick out, the dispute that could snarl the morning commute and with elections days away, why a voter turn out could be the lettest in year -- lowest in years. ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. starts now. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this

is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> the fbi says it considers him armed and dangerous. tonight authorities are asking for your help to find the man after explosives were removed from his san francisco home. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. >> a man hunt is underway after a fbi raid uncovered explosive materials inside that san francisco home. we told you about the raid at the home last night. now we are learning more about the man authorities are looking for. we get more on the developing with news from ktvu's cara liu. >> reporter: we are getting more details about the fbi raid yesterday here in san francisco at an apartment. a man hunt as you said is now underway. fbi agents announcing they are looking for ryan chamberlain. lives in san francisco and

wanted for explosive materials. he is 6'3", 225 pounds and blue eyes and brown hair and last seen driving south of san francisco in a white nissan ultima. investigators don't know his intent or motive but they consider him armed and dangerous. investigators were out here all day long yesterday from morning till late at night, some in hazmat suits. >> no threat to public safety. i will answer these questions off the bat. there is explosives. no radiation known at this time. >> reporter: we spoke with a neighbor whose office is next to his apartment. she last saw him last weekend or the weekend before as she was taking out her recycling inasmuch she talked to -- recycling. she talked to him off often is surprise he is at the center of

the investigation. [ silence-no audio ] >> he is very friendly. nice looking fellow. he is quiet. he is -- you have to start the conversation with him. never vice versa. >> reporter: the fbi says if you do see ryan chamberlain do not approach him. they don't know where he is heading but they say they believe he is on the road and traveling alone. if you have any information about ryan chamberlain you are asked to dial 911 or call the fbi immediately. live in san francisco, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and once again authorities are looking for 42-year-old ryan chamberlain. here is his photo. 6'3", weighing 225 pounds. brown hair and blue eyes. last seen in a blue sweat shirt

and jeans. the fbi considers ryan chamberlain armed and dangerous. if you see him call 911. on www.ktvu.com you will find the latest on this developing news, the fuel news conference today by the fbi in hot topics. new at 5:00 p.m. a warning tonight for commuters after word muni drivers might not show up to work tomorrow. workers are hinting they may call in sick tomorrow to show they are not happy with the labor propose. ktvu's patti lee joins us live with the details for the monday morning commute. >> reporter: he tells me there is already an increase of drivers calling in sick tomorrow. there was a call on this subject at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon and muni is lining up backup drivers to fill in on the routes they know about and fill in on last minute sick calls tomorrow. >> reporter: we talked to some

drivers at the muni yard this afternoon who told ossick out is possible but it is also optional because some drives don't have sick days left. they voted fridayoon labor contract that -- friday on a labor contract. the result of the volt -- vote aren't in yet. >> we have people on stand by to fill runps of operators that do call in sick. it -- runs of operators that do call in sick. >> reporter: commuters say they will be ready for chaos but say the inconvenience may be worth it. >> depends on how long it lasts. probably is. >> a lot of things that are going on that people don't know about. they are upset. >> more details now on the

proposed muni contract. it offers raises totaling 11% over two years. if ratified workers would get paid $32 an hour. that would make them the second highest transit workers in the country but they would cover 7.5% pension that is currently paid for by san francisco. money workers cannot go on strike as city employees. moving tribute for a victim killed in the deadly ram page in isla vista. david wrong graduated two years ago before heading to uc santa barbara. live now at his former school with how the community is remembering him. >> this service about to start and i went inside. the church is filling up. there is a slide show. his parents are expected to speak as well as former

students. he was studying computer engineering at university of california, santa barbara. he was supposed to come home next weekend and also to celebrate his birthday next month. all of that changing when he and his friends, george chen and james hong were stabbed to death by elliot rodger. they remember him as a kind young man who loved to play basketball and help people. >> he was a teenager who was concerned about others. who loved other people. treated them kindly. who was respectful. who was highly interactive in class as far as pursuingioids and asking questions and -- pursuing ideas and asking questions and understanding. >> reporter: wong was an only child. his parent immigrated from china for a better life. organizers hope this service

will be of comfort to them. a celebration of life just started and open to the community. we will have more on this service tonight at 10:00 p.m. for now reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. now a our continuing cover on -- coverage on the reloose of sergeant bowe bergdahl. -- released of sergeant bowe bergdahl. he was released after five years as a prisoner of war. today the parents addressed the public. >> i love you. i am proud of you. i am so proud of your character. i am so proud of your patience. and your perseverance. but most of all, i am proud of how much you wanted to help the afghan people. >> his parents have not yet spoken to him. saying he needs time to recover

and decompress. his father likened it to that of a driver, should he come up too quickly it could kill him. while friends and family wait to greet him, his released sparked a political debate. >> the family of sergeant bowe bergdahl is expressing gratitude. 47 you were not left behind -- >> you were not left behind. but that wasn't easy. >> i am so looking forward to seeing your face after these last 5-1/2 years. long, long years and giving you a great big bear hug. >> reporter: welcome home signs. yellow ribbon and balloons line -- ribbons and balloons line the streets. a show of support. defense officials say in

exchange for his release 5 detainees of guantanamo bay are being released. >> in turn for sergeant bowe bergdahl's release, did we then set up a process where these five individuals could reenter the fight. >> reporter: the administration is defending the president's methods. >> sergeant bowe bergdahl is a prisoner of war. that is a normal process in getting your prisoners back. >> reporter: sergeant bowe bergdahl was moved from afghanistan to an army hospital in germany where he is in good condition but the family knows he has a long road to recovery ahead of him. fox news. a hard rabidding for anal -- landing for a small plane. the plane landed with its landing gear in the up position at the airport. that happened before 2:00 a.m. this morning. the plane sustained minor damage but there were no

reports of injuries. it is not clear why the gear didn't come down. professor says a grenade in his luggage was a momento. gary walter cox was arrested at los angeles international airport. he just cleaned his late father's home and it was something his father used for decades as a paper weight. he was a retired navy captain. it caused an evacuation for two hours. charges will be dropped. we are just two days away from elections. will voters show up? why officials tell us it doesn't look good -- doesn't look good. >> warmer day across the bay area. coming up, where you could expect fog and drizzle tomorrow morning and when 90s make a come back in the five-day forecast. >> later a bay area man gives a

life saving gift to his ex- fiance. at 5:30 p.m. the perfect. [ indiscernible ] that is rare to find.

happening now in napa. the bottle rock festival is wrapping up. someone is on stage there right now. there is a few more hours to go. headliners tonight include the cure, outkast, heart, weezer, de la soul. 25,000 people were expected to head out to napa valley for the event. 60 different bands and artists have been part of the festival. for more on the festival and to check out a slide show go to www.ktvu.com and look under the images tab on the home page. now to election 2014. two days to go till voters head to the polls, early voting

numbers are disappointing. voting is on track to be low in the bay area unless there is a surge on tuesday. ktvu's cristina rendon is here now with more on the turn out. 134 people may not -- >> reporter: some people may not know they were welcoming early voters. when we were there a hand full of peach showed up. >> reporter: while volunteers open doors and count an unusually low number of ballots, down the hall it is quiet. empty booths waited for voters to come in. >> slower than what we would normally see. >> reporter: he says of the counties 800,000 voters, 35% usually turn out for a primary but this year may be different. >> right now we received 83,000 vote by mails out of 400,000.

so it is about 10% so far but we are going to hopefully see more turned in at the polls and people coming in on tuesday. >> reporter: they planned to have all four of these machines running but they are down to just one that shows how few ballots have been mailed in. she wasn't surprised to find herself alone at the polls. >> people don't vote in primary elections and it is just as important. >> reporter: she showed up because she will be out of town on tuesday. she is excited because now they will advance to the general election in november. >> it is an exciting experiment in voting. >> reporter: it is unclear white voter turn out is dismal but she says there is no excuse. >> took me 10 minutes to vote today. plenty of time to vote.

>> reporter: tomorrow will be the last day for early voting and on tuesday polls open at 7:00 a.m. and stay open till 8:00 p.m. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. >> on www.ktvu.com you will find important votings information, including where -- voting information, including where your polling place is. >> poll finds governor jerry brown is ahead of his rivals in the governor's race but it is a dead heat for the number two spot. the poll found that 50% of voters chose grown. 18% supported the republican. and 13% wanted gop assembly man. 10% 1 undecided. tomorrow president obama will announce a new plan to cut emissions from the power plants. today the epa announced the goal to cut a third by 2030.

the rule will set the first national limits on gases linked to climate change. hour plants -- our plants are the largest sources of greenhouse gases. firefighters made quick work of a grass fire along the delta regional trail. it was in a grassy area. crews got the fire under control in 15 minutes. no injuries were reported and the scaws under investigation. -- cause is under investigation. now to mark tamayo, how to dress for tomorrow? >> i am not the best person to ask how to dress. [ laughter ] >> as far as the weather, low clouds and fog. and you want to bundle up tomorrow morning because drizzle, clouds, cooler monday forecast. live storm tracker 2 right now, no storms out there but there

is the fog, ocean beach, half moon bay, hugging a good portion of the bay area coast line, san francisco, daly city, fog bank. talking about drizzle. for tomorrow morning and also tuesday morning, especially coast side. as far as current temperatures. yesterday at this time talking about a warm up for today and that verified nicely. warmest location's inland. towards -- warmest locations inland. towards san francisco 60 and half moon bay only in the mid- 50s. right now we showed you the 60 in san francisco. here is the forecast for tomorrow. and we will start off with lots of cloud cover. temperatures 50 degrees at 7:00. by 12:00 p.m. only in the lower 60s. tomorrow will be cooler for everybody. san jose showing you 79 degrees. today was warm but for monday

we cool off, 7:00, 54 and afternoon highs in the lower 70s. 72 by the afternoon. tomorrow morning, here we go. clouds near the coast. around the bay. temperatures on the cool side and possibly drizzle once again. best bet is tuesday morning. fog hugging the bay area coast line. this weather system moves in tomorrow. as a result we will cool off monday. monday will be the coolest day of the week and high pressure rebuilds and we will warm up the numbers by wednesday. but it kicks in by friday and into the weekend. talking about 90s making a come back in the five-day forecast for the inland neighborhoods. tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., clouds out there nor the coast and -- near the coast, oakland, north bay, santa rosa, and then into the afternoon hours, the clouds pull back to near the shoreline. upper 50s to near 60 for the

beaches. inland upper 70s to 80 degrees. numbers coming down 5 to 10 degrees from today. clouds and fog at 7:00. 53. lunchtime, 58. by 3:00 p.m., partly cloudy skies, 60 to the lower 80s out there. talking about the cool down for tomorrow. san francisco 62. hayward 69. livermore and antioch one of the few spots in the lower 80s. 81 degrees. here is your five-day forecast. temperatures monday cooler. tuesday not much more warming but then we warm up the numbers, especially by thursday and into friday. coming up we will look at the weekend for day six and day seven. >> thank you. ann b. davis, you know her the housekeeper on "the brady

bunch" died at the age of 88. >> do me a favor the next time you ask me to volunteer, mobilize my big mouth. >> she fell today, hit her head and never regained consciousness. she played alice through the entire run, 1969 to 1974. she had a relationship with sam the butcher. she got her first gig at the age of 6. it could be a sweet deal for california. at 5:30 p.m. the push to move production of a sugar subsitution to california -- substitute to a california land. >> and new information about a private jet crash that killed 7 people. what went wrong and more on one high profile victim. ñsxóxgñ

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park officials at mount rainier say dangerous conditions preventing them from recovering the bodies of six climbers fallen to their death. the group includes a man from truckee. matt hegeman worked as a guide and climbed mount rainier 50 times. the group fell or got caught in an avalanche. it is one of the deadliest

accidents ever on mount rainier. in 1981, 11 people were struck by a massive ice fall. a philadelphia media company owner died in a private jet crash in massachusetts. the plane crashed last night near the airport. it was headed for atlantic city in new jersey. officials say it appears the plane caught fire during take off and never even became air born. the investigation is only in its beginning stages. >> we are then fact finding stages of the investigation. we will be gathering information about the pilots, their background, experience, type of experience, medical certifications. >> he co-owns the philadelphia inquirer, the daily news and

philadelphia.com. former governor was invited to go on the flight but he declined. he is not aware of any probe involving himself or phil mickelson. just yesterday they reported that he, phil mickelson and a las vegas gambers were involved in a investigation. today he denied the report, and called the report irresponsible. it involved stock trades in 2011. las vegas casinos are open after a last minute labor deal. the dispute led to major picket lines as you can see. early today the last of several casinos announced a settlement. several other casinos announced agreements yesterday. the contracts cover 400 non-

gaming workers. they had planned to work off the job at 5:00 a.m. this morning. theres bringing -- doctors bringing a museum and her -- a woman and her fiance back together again. how it could save that woman's life. >> and could a sugar substitute be the next big cash crop to california? download the ktvu ipad app and get traffic, weather and video of breaking news anytime, anywhere. ♪

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a man was arrested for drunk driving after he plowed into a sheriff's patrol car at 2:45 a.m. this morning. the chp says the car was hit head on. no one was hurt. police took over the investigation from the chp. we are learning more about a head on crash this weekend. as we told you last night it happened add 5:45 p.m. yesterday evening. east of 680. police say a red taurus drifted into traffic and slammed into the big rig. he died at the scene. the big rig driver and another driver shat slammed into the big rig were treated for minor and moderate injuries. authorities are trying to determine why the car drifted into the lane. new at 5:00 p.m. more than 120,000 people are on

a waiting list for organ donations. 18 people die each day waiting for the match. so what is a perfect match? a woman who needs a life saving kidney transplant is getting that kidney from a man who couldn't give her his heart. ktvu's noelle walker explains. >> i carry all of my medications with me. >> reporter: most women carry a purse. she carries a pharmacy with her. >> this is my life in a bag. >> reporter: last year she had fullerenal failure and -- fullerenal failure -- full renal failure. doctors put her on the list for a kidney donor and she found

one. >> perfect match. >> my ex-fiance. they were a couple 8 years ago. >> he was wanting wanting to pursue his music and i i wanted to settle down. >> i wanted music. [ singing ] >> reporter: the former couple has a daughter together named hope and now another reason to hope. >> very rare to find a perfect match. >> reporter: in love and life. [ laughter ] >> the kidney is saving my life. >> reporter: today family and friends gathered for a pre- transplant party. a send off with kisses and hugs. that is her current boyfriend and ex-fiance who is putting a music career on hold. >> it was very easy for me to

decide. i mean, you know? she loves her mom and her mom is a good mom. >> reporter: her last dialysis will be tomorrow. >> it will be really hard because i have a lot of people there are there that aren't so lucky. >> some matches are just meant to be. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> she hopes her story will encourage others to get tested to be a donor. if you are interested we posted a link on www.ktvu.com. experts are worried a tough season for sea lions and seals could get worse. they had 562 sea lions and seals as of last friday. that is more than the 2 to 300

this time of year. many are sick and malnourished pups abandon due to a lack of food. they are concerned of new patients if an elneneo weather systems brings storms this fall. last day of a pet adoption blitz in 100 bay area pet stores and shelters. the madies fund are hoping to find homes for 10,000 animals in 9 states. they set aside $10 million for the event. it will help pay for animals that need medical attention. company is working with farmers to know stevia. -- grow stevia. china grows most of the world's stevea but the company -- stevia but the company hopes to change that. >> reporter: a field of dreams. >> the large majority of production is in china now and

we hope to grow it in the u.s. >> reporter: in a pilot program, stevia first is enlisting california farmers to help meet a surging demand. >> california is the perfect place for growing stevia. california, central valley has agricultural exports that make it thrive. >> reporter: scientists working to extract the sweetest stevia molecules have a goal, convincing beverage companies to make the switch. >> the market for sweeteners is a multiple billion dollars market. so we are working working to cut into that and have california growers become a part of it.

>> reporter: while stevia has been around for decades it was only approved by the fda in 2008 which may explain why we haven't seen large scale production. but the world health organization estimates it will replace 30% of all diet sweeteners world wide and california farmers could be critical to ensuring a steady, reliable supply. firefighters spent much of the day putting out hot pots left by a large fire. the fire broke out at 10:30 p.m. last night north of sacramento and destroyed several buildings. firefighters worked through the morning hours to put out the flames. officials with cal fire said the buildings that were destroyed covered 200,000 square feet. no injuries were reported. wildlife agencies are

worried about pot farmers. a study found marijuana farms are draining creeks dry. an official calls it a environmental disaster. happening at all levels from small farmers to cartels. a official says some growers take water illegally and dump chemicals into the water shed. voters who want to take chloride out of their water gathered enough signatures for their initiative. it has 867 signatures. well above the amount needed. the city counsel considers the matters tomorrow but the mayor says there is little for them to do other than accept thepitation. they started adding it to fight tooth decay. the nsa are selecting images for facial recognition. they intercept thousands of

images every day. why laws protect americans without court approval, communications sent to other countries may not be protected. the nsa relies on software to process e-mails, text and videos. by now you know, twitter user -- @hiddencash still at it near the hollywood sign. yesterday he left money in 36 angry bird toys in southern california. hundreds of people dug hoping to get the cash. the donor calls it the biggest scavenger hunt in los angeles history. >> they are happy birds. look what i found. >> @hiddencash was started by seman who closed a real estate deal and wanted to pay it

forward. >> pops up somewhere else next. up next a musician and gay rights activist walk down the aisle and mother nature cause as frightening moment and wet weather is in the forecast. our meteorologist m-t well -- mark tamayo will tell us where and when coming up in the bay area forecast.

it was a frightening moments for parents in colorado. a gust of wind flew that across the field with a girl and a boy inside. the girl was thrown 8 feet in the air and suffered minor injuries. the boy was cared 200 feet before it stop said before a -- stopped before a pond.

he should be okay. the company says all safety precautions were followed. >> scary. let's check win mark tamayo and see what is happening outside. >> a one day cool down tomorrow. a drop off in temperatures tomorrow but today was warm out there, especially inland. antioch, concord, livermore. 80s. even 90 degrees. this was the temperature range. a big one. low 60s in pacifica. warmest spot, livermore, 90 degrees. san jose 80. oakland upper 60s. 68. right now live storm tracker 2, dense fog towards pacifica. sunset district. moving into the golden gate bridge, approaching the headlands as well. get ready for that and drizzle to start monday ask tuesday mornings -- and tuesday mornings. we are showing upper 80s inland and the coolest spot, half half

moon bay 54 degrees. concord upper 80s. everybody cools off tomorrow, especially inland. 5 o10 degrees monday. here is the -- 5 to 10 degrees monday. here is the forecast. upper 70s by 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. get ready to cool off monday. tonight coastal fog, bit of a breeze out there. there is that marine layer, the fog bank that expands over the next 6 to 12 hours. tomorrow morning drizzle. and a bounce of the numbers, especially for the inland neighborhoods, more 90s. here is this weather system moving in. that is for monday. morning clouds and drizzle. coolest day of the week. drizzle tuesday morning. and then into the next -- by wednesday, thursday, friday, high pressure returns. this is the source of warming.

by friday the warmest locations back into the lower 90s. a sea breeze caps the temperatures in the 60s coast side. the clouds on the incroesus near the coast bay -- increase near the coast and bay tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, clouds clear back. it will be cold for the beaches, upper 50s to 60 degrees. inland, lots of 70s. warmest locations around 80 degrees by 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. you will notice a cool down monday. highs for tomorrow. santa rosa 74. vacaville 80. oakland upper 60s. livermore 80 degrees. san jose, instead of 80 today lower 70s tomorrow. here is your five-day forecast, drizzle tomorrow morning. drizzle tuesday. and warm up wednesday,

thursday, friday. thursday, and friday lower 90s. with the weekend in view. the hot weather pattern sticks around. saturday could be very warm. changes in the forecast. if you get a warm up this year, you have to watch out for fire danger, especially friday into the weekend. >> thank you. speaking of fire danger. cal fire is calling for a ban on open fires starting today. this ban comes two weeks earlier than last year due to the dry conditions. we are in for a longer fire season due to the drought. anyone wanting to conduct a agricultural or lanmanagement burn must apply -- land management burn must apply. melissa ethridge married her partner. she tweeted this picture yesterday. true love so blessed and quoted by the power of the state of california. reference to the legalization

of same-sex marriage. the wife is a television producer. her four children attended the nuptials. giants have been on a roll. coming up, they try to go for their 8th win in their last 10 games and the a's go for the sweep against the angels. sports wrap is coming up next.

good evening everyone and welcome to sports wrap. the scoring for the giants did not last long. after getting shut out yesterday, san francisco returned the favorite today with tim hudson again pitching

a gem. buster posey back in the line up. this has to make his teammates feel good. singles. a run scores. giants 1-0. buster posey had three hits today and the giants were just getting started. he got a rare start at first base and delivered. scored two more. giants scored four runs in the first inning. and took all the drama out of this one. another rbi single in the third. he had three hits and three rbis on the day. the giants put 8 on the board. hudson gets cruz in the 4th. martinez also in the 4th and ellis in the 7th. hudson struck out 6. allowed three hits. the giants make it 3-4 in st. louis. leaving town with a 8-0 shut

out. oakland coliseum. the a's trying to complete a sweep of the angels. albert pujols grounds out to shortstop. he was thrown out as he tried to go from second to third. threat over. he improved to 6-1. the a's gave him run support, a 4 run third inning. coco crisp knocks in this run. a run scores. he goes to second with a double. with the bases loaded. he singles. two runs score. that is 48 rbis on the season for him. he drove in a run with a single. he came to the plate, 3-0 pitch, launches one. his fifth homer of the year. a's win 6-3. they get the sweep. the 6th of the year.

angels were a game-1/2 out of -- game and a half out of first place and now are four and a half. >> roger federer was matched up today against earnest. roger federer goes between his leg for his return. the two players split the first four sets. in the fifth, he will be wide here. he advances winning 6-3. roger federer is out. for the women, she was at the top of her game. that means screaming on every shot as well as hitting crosscourt winners. she needed three sets and got the win to advance. after her fifth grand slam

title. no other of the women's big names were in action today. >> one more warm up for the u.s. soccer team before the world cup. international friendly against truckie. u.s. got on the board first. he gives the ball up. johnson keeps running towards the goal. bradley finds him. 1-0 u.s. u.s. doubles the lead in the second half. centers the ball from the corner. misplayed and he boots in the mistake. u.s. wins and they are 2-0. one more warm up saturday before heading to brazil. still to come on this sunday night sports wrap, the memorial tournament on the gulf tour and you had to steer clear of this. nascar. we will be right back.

the masters champion was in position to win today but instead it was a first timer who took the tournament in ohio. bubba watson got off to a good start. a birdie on the first hole. played his first four holes 2 under par but ended up with a 72. he made his move. holding out from the bunker at number 2. they traded the lead. under the radar. he got hot. started 7 strokes back but used shots like this to get into contention. number 7. he makes his birdie. shot an 8 under par, 64. leader in the clubhouse and had to wait for two hours. he would have won if this birdie had not gone at 18. he had a 69 and he watched as they headed for a playoff.

it took one hole to decide. he wins for the first time on tour. pretty good number one. >> when you mention the winner and the name is jimmie johnson there is no surprise. the winner last week in the coca-cola 600. going for two in a row today. he swerves into greg biffle. they take the worse of it. he kept going and went on to finish 21. >> jamie mcmurray will find a haddered that is not supposed to be part -- hazard that is not supposed to be part of the course. they red flag the race. murray ended up 13. jimmie johnson made his way through that.

he won 9 times at dover. jeff gordon leads after a 15th place finish today and that will do it for sports wrap. see you again tonight at 10:00 p.m. coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, we follow the developing news. the man hunt for a san francisco man after explosives were found inside his home. >> we are looking into ryan chamberlain's connection with san francisco's political elite as the fbi continues its such for the suspect. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your source for news. >> and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, facebook and twitter and our ktvu app. we will see you back here tonight at 10:00 p.m. everybody.

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