president obama is in the bay area tonight, air force one arrived safely at sfo within the past hour. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. another bay area visit for president obama. he arrived tonight on a middle leg of a three day fund raising visit to the coast. the president did not take time to mingle. >> reporter: the president landed here at sfo at around 9:20 tonight. he was the plane and into his car quickly. he will likely not see much of

the president. he is here for cash to meet with sponsors. echoes of the president's recent visits to the bay area. >> this is where the money is. >> reporter: james taylor says it's a problem every modern president faces dealing with international crisis. such as the downed malaysian jet and the turmoil in egypt and gaza. with the continual need to fund raise. >> i think it speaks to the importance of money. it speaks to the importance of what the midterm elections will mean and how they will be interpreted. >> reporter: the president is trying to hold on to the senate. according to the associate

press the democratic congressional committee have raised 124 million, republicans only 101 million. half of californians still approve of the president's job performance. >> there's probably not a better state in the union than california. which is probably why his wife and he a thinking of moving here. >> reporter: there was a late comedy talk show that has been cancelled in light of the serious international crisis he's facing. more details now the president had two scheduled bay area events tomorrow. the first is at the four seasons that's scheduled for 9:20 a.m. at noon he's scheduled to speak at a fundraiser being held in los altos hill. then he is due to leave for los

angeles tomorrow afternoon. as for a comment about the president possibly moving to california, the white house press secretary is denying recent reports suggesting the obamas are considering buying a home in the palm springs area. the first family apparently stayed at the home in rancho mirage last month. it has seven bedrooms and listed at more than $7 million. the faa is prohibiting u.s. airlines from flying into or out of tel aviv after a hamas rocket landed within miles of the airport. the faa's 24 hour flight ban allows for officials to further assess the damage. explosions seen and heard over gaza city as the cross border fighting between the israeli military and hamas militants continues. now u.s. airlines and others around the world are canceling

all flights to israel after rocket attacks in tel aviv today. this video from the suburb shows the landing of a missile. flights to tel aviv are suspended. this video shows passengers on a delta flight out of jfk getting off the plane after it was diverted to paris instead of heading to tel aviv as scheduled. with the 15th day of fighting, secretary of state john kerry was in cairo struggling to broker a seize fire. >> hamas has a fundamental choice to make and it is a choice that will have a profound impact for the people of gaza. >> reporter: since the uprisings between militants and hamas started, the death toll is at 500. more than 100,000 more are

homeless. >> the faa says it will update its ban on flying into tel aviv in the next several hours. however if the conflict escalates travel in and out of israel may be very difficult. gasia mikaelian, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now in europe, aviation regulators have warned airlines to avoid tel aviv but stopped short of an all out ban. russian aircraft are turning around and heading home. and u.s. air flight restrictions have a ban until tomorrow until 12:15 p.m. that could be suspended or extended. amber lee has the

difficulties facing travelers. >> reporter: oversea travelers tell me they are nervous about flying but say they are refusing to allow recent events to change their plans. the lines at check incounters are long with summer travelers. they are aware of world events that threaten the safety of air travel. some have tracked their flights online something they say they've never done online. >> security is pretty tight right now. it is a scary thing to think about after everything that's happened. >> reporter: this is a map of the country's marked in orange that the faa banned u.s. carriers from flying over. and countries marked in red deemed potentially unsafe. >> all place tentative in place that are under turmoil right now. so it's not surprising this is going on. >> reporter: mike mcarren a former pilot who worked at sfo for 22 years says the faa is likely to extend its 24 hour ban on flights to tel aviv. >> they're working with the fbi

and state department, cia military looking at what information they can get as far as how the hostilities are spreading or if they're declining whatever the case may be. >> reporter: the september 11 terrorist attacks, the missile attack on the airliner and rocket missile close to the airport are a major concern. >> now they don't care they don't care about their own safety. the civilians or anyone around them. it's definitely changed world. >> it really puts things into perspective. >> reporter: molly danville recently returned from her trip to israel. she says as soon as she landed sheu noticed a strong military presence. and twice during her trip she said she had to go to bomb shelters. >> we felt a fear. a kind of fear no one should

have to go through. >> reporter: mcarren says despite recent world events, she says travel is still very safe. live at sfo, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. u.s. intelligence officials today said russia is responsible for quote creating the conditions that led to the shooting down of malaysian airline flight 17. but so far there's no direct evidence of involvement by the russian government. american, european and ukrainian officials have said a russian made surface to air missile fired by ukraine prorussian separatists is what brought down the commercial flight. u.s. officials say the most likely explanation is that the rebels shot down the plane by mistake. this comes as the bodies of most of the 298 victims arrived by train in a northern part of ukraine that's not controlled by the rebels. forensic experts there say there's a strong responsibility

some of the victims remained buried in the wreckage and that the identification could take weeks possibly even months. monitors who gained access to the crash site said they were stunned to see that the site had been significantly altered with major pieces of the plane had been cut away and moved. someone fired a bullet through a woman's window. it happened at 4:15 this afternoon. you could see where the bullet went through the apartment window on the second level. the woman lives in the providence senior complex. we're told she was able to walk downstairs on her own and report the shooting to a building manager. the gunman has not been found. oakland police say they have arrested 13 known gang members for a number of crimes including attempted murder, felony assault, carjacking and home invasion robbery. here are pictures of seven of the men police say operation seize fire targeted two violent gangs with warrants served in

oakland and stockton. and here are pictures of the other six men. police say all 13 individuals were arrested after officers reached out to them and tried to convince them to leave their violent lifestyle behind. a close call today for a homeless man who found himself trapped inside a recycling truck with a compacter turned on. the man was sleeping in the compacter. a recology spokesperson says the man was inside when the compacter was started. they say the cardboard inside created enough cushion to keep the man from being crushed inside. cuellar is 41 years old is

a registered democrat and served as an advisor to president obama. cuellar is considered an expert in administrative and criminal law. if confirmed he will take the seat of baxter. this unusual humid pattern brought us lightning this morning. coming up i'll pinpoint how much longer this weather will last. >> the perfect son. the perfect brother, the perfect friend. >> a warning after an accident in the sand.

new details tonight about a bay area man who died after he was buried by sand when a hole that he digging suddenly collapsed. he was a recent college graduate with a bright future. but now his family is mourning his loss. first responders frantically tried to rescue the young man from the sand. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: fire officials say they have covered those holes so no one else falls in. his parents tell me that this was supposed to be a well deserved rest for their hard working son. today tracks in the sand showed the spot where people tried to rescue adam pie at francis state beach.

for his parents today in san lorenzo there's still shock. >> the perfect son, a perfect brother. a perfect friend. a perfect cousin. >> reporter: his parents say the 26-year-old had been helping friends dig a tunnel when it collapsed around 5:30 monday. >> the girls came out of their tunnel, his tunnel i guess caved in or something because the girls turned around and said where's adam, where's adam. >> reporter: the sand had fallen around adam, leaving his head briefly exposed before more sand gave way. friends and strangers including this man ran to help. >> there was dozens dozens of people from the beach. men, women and children you know pulling sand out of this hole. >> reporter: the heartbreak of people there hoping. >> you're just grabbing sand a little bit at a time. >> reporter: first responders arrived within minutes. >> they were just trying to get to his head when our first crews got there. >> reporter: adam was unconscious. after 35 minutes of digging crews managed to pull him out.

a young man who worked 12 to 13 hours at the night shift at ups then turned around and went to school during the day. >> that's all he ever did, school work and finally he graduated to say mom now i have some time. i can rest. >> reporter: while many people think of danger from waves and water, firefighters say sand is an equal threat. >> it's extremely unstable sand is in its nature. it obviously collapsed extremely quickly. >> reporter: tonight family and friends are remembering this young man with big dreams who's life was cut short too soon. fire officials say during the summer season they just hope that people will remember the very real danger that exists right here on shore. reporting live in half-moon

bay, jana katsuyama. now to daly city where police are looking for two women wanted in a home robbery. the two broke into a home on santa ana avenue on july 9 when police arrived they found a 53- year-old man with a head injury. police say the two suspects may be staying in san francisco in the sunny vale or bellview neighborhood. police are hoping surveillance images will lead them to a couple that could be responsible for several burglaries. a business's surveillance video caught the women stealing laptops. if you recognize the people in this video contact san francisco police. san francisco voters are going to have an opportunity to weigh in on a proposal that calls for a 2-cent per ounce tax on soda and sugary drinks.

rob roth tells us what that proposal could mean for businesses. >> the motion is approved. >> reporter: the board of supervisors voted 6-4 to place the soda tax proposal on the november ballot. the beverage battle is now on. we will definitely lose business. >> reporter: here's a fizzery which sells 250 types of sodas, the owner is worried about the proposed soda tax. >> we know visiting the shop after the tax is going to hit everybody a little harder in the pocketbook. >> the liquid sugar has been shown to have more of complications around health with type two diabetes. >> reporter: the proposal would levy a tax of 2-cents per ounce on sugary drinks including soda, energy drinks and some

juices. at the fizzery the tax would add several cents to every dollar. the american beverage association is expected to spend millions of the dollars to try to defeat it. one supervisor says the tax would hurt some people more than others. >> i am seriously concerned how this ballot measure attacks on some of the low income communities. >> reporter: supporters say it will be a tough campaign. >> we have a history and a great track record of being successful and taking on big meaty and weighted public policy issues and winning. >> reporter: for the tax measure to pass it would be to be approved by 2/3 of the voters. a soda tax measure in richmond failed two years ago. rob roth, ktvu news. san francisco voters will also get the chance to vote on two new funding options for

nummi this november. that ties munni funding. the funding would be reassessed each july 1st. the measure would retro actively assess munni. the money will be used for career training, local green initiatives and to send richmond students to college. chevron had previously said it would appeal the city's request to lower emissions. is board is expected to vote on the plan next tuesday. big thunderstorms late last night early this morning. they've made way for some mild evening temperatures.

65 in concord. 66 in antioch. so it still feels sticky and muggy. a lot of that subtropical -- has moved into the area. all up along here. this warning because of thunderstorms will be dropped in the next hour or so. just under an hour they will drop it but they add a lot of thunderstorms up there. a lot of that moisture has exited. we have had reports of drizzle and sprinkles all over the bay area. mostly just drizzle event. a lot of low cloud cover. that could go on throughout the night. no more thundershowers or showers. the winds are blowing up there. we have gusts up to 68 miles per hour. they're blowing offshore. they're trying to get the fog up into the coast. there'll be sunshine at the coast tomorrow. it's going to work out to be a really nice day. overnight temperatures will be

in the 60s and upper 50s. tomorrow starts off a lot like today with lots of fog and low clouds. look at the drizzle along the coast. then it burns back quickly. by lunchtime it's clear even at the coast. as we head into 7:00 tomorrow afternoon it is clear everywhere. but breezy temperatures tomorrow just like today. almost exactly the same day except no rain no thunder. after this things really warm up. we're going to come back and look at the long range forecast. cracking down on water wasters. the lenght and expense one water district expects to go through tonight. fans know him as half of the giants broadcast team. in three minutes the debilitating disease we learned today that's affecting mike crucco. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival.

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we're learning new information about the man accused of impersonating a police officer. he's accusedded of preying on immigrant men from central america. a neighbor tells ktvu bugay was always picking fights. and the landlord called bugay a pathological liar. he was trying to get bugay evicted. >> at one point he would not pay his rent. and he said he would arrest me i said how can you arrest me, you're not even a police officer. >> one complaint where he alleges his landlord harassed him because of his hiv status. in marin county, there's a -- the imposter kicked a dog.

he is said to be very fit. one of the best known voices behind the san francisco giants is revealing something only a few people knew. mike cruco has been dealing with a degenerative muscle disease. >> reporter: we report on cruco's struggles that has been going on for several years. >> we are the world champions. >> he no longer stares down batters or throws heat. but he is still the face of the giants. >> he's the face of the giants. every time there's a game he's there. >> reporter: the 62-year-old became a giants color commentator. one-half of the time known as cruke and kipe. >> i love watching the game

when they're announcing it. they make the game. >> reporter: now this larger than life man has a degenerative disease that is stealing his ability to walk and use his hands. it's not fatal but it already makes it difficult for him to walk down a hill or in a crowd because his balance is declining. >> he's going to have a huge amount of support. and everybody is going to be thinking of him. >> he's going to do everything he can do to do the best with whatever he is left with. i think that's the kind of guy he is. >> reporter: but crucco wrote me earlier saying he has no wish to prolong this publicity. i hope you understand, end

quote. summer break is nearing an end and tonight a student start to think about the first day of school, we've learned that one bay area school isn't going to be finished in time. >> a plan to bring so called water cops to the south bay has been approved. how soon before the new patrols will begin to find water wasters. and a reminder you can download the ktvu app to go. watch all of our newscasts live on our mobile device.

we just received this new video from san francisco of president obama's motorcade arriving at the intercontinental hotel south of market. security has been increased in the area around fifth and howard. people can expect delays and

closures around intercontinental and around the four seasons hotel where the president is expected to attend a fundraiser tomorrow. and a proposal to hire new employees to crack down on water wasters. these so called water cops can issue warnings but not fines. >> reporter: these new enforcement will likely be out on the field by next month. more eyes will soon be monitoring the water usage of santa clara county residents. >> those motion say aye. passes unanimously. >> reporter: the santa clara county board approved a half million dollars to hire up to 10 temporary enforcement. they'll respond to complaints about water wasters with what some have called water cops. in hopes of decreasing water usage by 20% across the county.

>> it's probably going to take us 30 days to get them trained and get them out on the field. we're talking about middle of august. >> reporter: they will be looking for violations including washing down hard surfaces. washing a car using a hose without a shut off novel and excessive run off. >> this is an exceptional drought. we have to take exceptional actions. >> reporter: neighbors will be able to send in photos via the water app. the region is already getting calls about waters wasters and the numbers have doubled. >> some of it has not been as snitchey. a lot of it is hey my neighbor doesn't realize they're leaving it on at night. >> reporter: water officials say while rates will not be

going up the costs will be passed on to residents. >> they have to call somebody out to give you a ticket so what's the use of having them come around. >> reporter: tonight the district also unveiled something new you might be seeing around. this brown is the new green campaign. they're spending $20,000 to have these signs going up in hopes of preserving water conservation. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. the first day of school is less than four weeks away but one high school in the east bay won't be ready to open. in fact, pinol valley high school is still a construction zone. the president of the county gave several complaints. >> there's execution of making sure all the safety security systems, alarms, school bells, making sure you have access to

the campus for ada. >> reporter: the board president told us the kitchen won't be ready until september and as you can see here sinks aren't installed and coolers are not plugged in yet. a discussion about the delays is expected at tomorrow's school board meeting. a political consultant accused of having a homemade bomb inside his apartment has been deflied -- been denied bail for the second time. chamberland was arrested last month. chamberland's attorney says his client is in need of psychiatric attention. he is facing several charges including possession of a destructive device. denard and torrence were scheduled to be sentenced today but motions for a new trial and to continue the sentencing took up too much time. the judge denied both motions. the two men are facing life in prison.

they were convicted on murder and attempted murder charges for killing carlos nava. he was hit by a stray bullet in 2011 during a gang fight on international boulevard in oakland. president obama's choice to have the veterans affairs is heading to the -- the biggest problem he faces is with the v.a. hospital where some vets have reportedly died while waiting for treatment. mcdonald is an arm vet himself and the leader of proctor and gamble. sfo now has a dedicated office where passengers can apply for an expedited screening. those enrolled in that program are required to have their fingerprints taken. once verified you can use a special lane. you don't have to take off your shoes or coats or remove items

such as laptop computers from your bag. apple's ceo says he's excited about the company's quarter he report. the cupertino company beat expected sales. sales of i pads were down. tim cooke says apple has new products and services in the pipeline but wasn't specific. the iphone six is expected sometime this fall. on wall street other positive corporate earnings reports fueled investor confidence. the dow was up 61 points. the apartment fire that killed a woman and her baby. tonight news 2 investigates who is to blame. and i'm tracking how much your area is going to warm up.

and an embarrassing security lapse on the brooklyn bridge. the mysterious white flags at one of the nation's heaviest guarded landmarks.

a financially troubled college could be forced to shut down. back in may we told you about bryman college and how it owed $200,000 in back rent. the school's parent company biohealth inc. has filed for bankruptcy. bryman has three colleges. the fourth is in los angeles. a developer has reportedly bought a mcdonalds not far from at&t park with plans to tear it down and build a 10 story

hotel. the chronicle reports that stone bridge corporation based in colorado has bought the mcdonalds at third and townsend and plans to build a 225 room hotel. another hotel about the same size is in the works on king street just a block away. a new report seems to demonstrate just how much yosemite national park means to california's economy. the national park service says more than 3 million park visitors collectively spent $373 million in communities near yosemite. that includes bars, restaurants and hotels within 60 miles of the park. according to reports from the national park, yosemite supports 30,000 parks in the area. police are trying to unravel a mysterious security lapse involving the world famous brooklyn bridge. two flags that had been bleached white were placed on

the bridge. two people seen scaling the bridge changed the flags. it's not clear why they did it. today we learned the name of a passenger killed in a suspected drunk driving crash last friday. this is all that's left of the 1999 corvette involved in that crash. the chp says cory mcdunna was driving drunk when he crashed on interstate 580 in oakland. his passenger nick ovenchain was killed. mcdunna was already facing felony dui charges from friday's crash but now that his passenger has died mcdunna faces more serious charges. he was arrested for this i said dent right here while driving his motorcycle at more than 100 miles per hour on interstate 80 back in april. another vehicle recall linked to ignition switches. this time the recall is

impacting 80,000 older model suvs. 2006 to 2007 jeep commanders and 2005 to 2007 jeep grand cherokees are being recalled. the drivers knee can bump the ignition switch and shut off the engine. chrysler says it's had about 100 complaints but just one accident and no injuries. after more than a year of negotiations the oakland a's have agreed to a 10 year lease extension that will keep them playing at the coliseum. it appears that the plan to keep the a's at the coliseum was dead last week within the city council made last minute changes to the original contract. but a's co-owner lou wolf has agreed to changing including language. >> i think everybody benefits from it. we'll see what happens, you

know things change constantly. >> there are penalties in the contract. if the a's decide to move before the 10 year lease is up. the deal also includes an agreement for the team to work in good faith to build a new stadium in oakland. the contract still needs the approval of the council. that vote is set next week. a party fit for a king. photos as prince george celebrating his first birthday. and we have weather changes. chief meteorologist bill martin has the weather forecast and the changes that are coming our way. and a woman and her baby die. new questions about why their apartment had no working smoke detector.

two investigates has new details tonight of a fire back in march that killed a san

francisco mother and her 3-year- old son. the san francisco housing authority says someone dismantled the smoke detectors family apartment. but there are conflicting reports about exactly what happened just weeks before that deadly fire. >> reporter: new surveillance video shows the quick moving fire that killed mom esther and her son santana williams. >> i don't think only it could have been prevented but it should have been prevented and unfortunately it will happen again. >> reporter: two investigate obtained records that showed a request two weeks before the fire to fix a nonworking smoke detector. the work order grants permission for an electrician to enter even if no one is home. still according to more housing authority records the electrician never entered the unit and the smoke detector was not repaired. an attorney for the housing authority says an unidentified woman turned the electrician away at the door three times.

>> so we knocked on the door, and he was not allowed access. >> reporter: the housing authority spokesman said that an investigator hired found three smoke detectors in a drawer. >> they knew back on march 21st they were not working. >> reporter: in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, ktvu news. if you have an idea for two investigates we would like to hear from you. e-mail us. the water is finally back on at a pleasanton apartment where hundreds of residents have been without running water since friday. that's when a water main break forced crews to shut off the

water to that spring house apartment complex on stone ridge drive. residents were filling buckets of water from the apartments hot tub and swimming pools so they could flush their toilets. crews spent the last few days replacing the broken valve and turned the water back by noon. >> i'm so excited, i can't wait to take another shower. hopefully things will stay the way they are right now. >> reporter: residents say they have been told they won't be charged rent for the last five days. a close encounter with the geico geco has left one man in need for repair. a geico banner fell from the plane and landed on a home. on the way down the banner took out a set of power lines and damaged a backyard gazebo. the pilot was not sited. he told investigators that he used a new rope to affix that

sail and it failed. this woman has cerebral palsy, the problem is someone stole her wheelchair when she went to visit her boyfriend's home. we heard that maggie is extremely grateful after many people wrote us to try to help. facebook is rolling out a new save feature. it allows users to save pages that they want to check out at a later time. saved items can be permanently deleted or archives. it should be available to all facebook users within the next few days. there's still a few sprinkles out there tonight. mainly drizzle showing up in the east bay hills. i think we will see more of that later on tonight. these were the actual highs. highs tomorrow are going to be about the same. no big change. 81 in napa.

73 in vallejo. 80 in concord. a lot of the heat is leaving the area. if it does our humidity will start to drop. the radars are sweeping. not picking up really anything in the area. we do have a little bit of shower activity. there was a lot of activity in redding. a red flag warning remains in effect for northern california. temperatures right now are in the mid-60s. 64 in livermore. 66 as you head out toward the antioch area. sleeping tonight has been a little bit muggy. as it has been over the last few nights. a lot of subtropical moisture this season in the area. last time we had a system like this was back in 1976. as we move through time here. this high pressure center is going to shift this way and push the rest of this moisture

out of here. wednesday, the subtropical. you can't see the clouds and humidity. should start to pull further north. things should start to move out. as we head into your bay area thursday, friday, fire danger comes back up. so we haven't had high fire danger. we have with the lightning strikes but we haven't had it because the humidity has been pretty high. humidity is going to go down the next couple of days. along the coast you're going to see clearing. pacifica and half-moon you're going to be sunny before lunchtime. we have a lot of clouds lingering and clearing. tomorrow is the transition day to a much warmer day on thursday, friday and saturday. when i say much warmer back into the mid-90s in the hot spots. air quality still good. along the coast mid-50s.

the five day forecast with the beer area weekend, bare area, you know what i mean. >> did he say beer? you're already thinking of the weekend. >> the downside to getting rid of the humidity. >> all right you're ready to go aaww. the royal british family's new prince turned one year old today. his parents released photos of young prince george. he is third in line to the throne. the family celebrated today with a private party at kensington pal lance. cute little guy. >> he is very cute. mark is here now. the a's still in progress. >> both bay area teams plenty of baseball on tap tonight. usually you take the a's into extra innings you got them right where they want them. no one in either league with more victories than the a's with the very stubborn athletes

trying to force the issue. we were hoping to show you the a's instead we show you mr. cigar man. a former a two run single the only two run tonight. he would settle for a no decision. the a's were down 2-8 in the 6th inning. not exactly a thrilling highlight as lawrie lifts it to right with a man at third. josh donaldson will score. and a very wild throw, 2-2. they are however in the bottom of the 11th inning. a's trying to crack it open. another chance to nudge the lead in the west a tad further away from the angels. 2-run homer off the bat of the orioles jonathan scope. and the angels find themselves shy again. oakland win that is game tonight. they will lead by three in the west. meantime it was a hard day's night for the giants back

in philly, 14 innings. spills and thrills along the way. we will let you know if the rough and tumble game was worth it for the giants. sports part two next.

all hands on deck tonight. you could have flown from minnesota to san francisco, waited for your bags, taken a

cab home quicker than it took the giants to decide things back in philly tonight. it was worth the long haul. 25 players used and over 500 pitches thrown by both teams. hunter pence just a monster shot his 13th giving the giants a 3-2 lead. hunter three more hits for him tonight but philly up 5-4. buster's ball game ticket to ride off jonathan papelbon and his 11th. brandon crawford at the base with the bases loaded. two out everybody is going to score as he racks one off the wall on center field. and the giants wind up with a 9- 6 victory. george cantos winning a ticket at the series. tim lincecum came in with his first major league save. like i said all hands on deck.

meanwhile drama, out with injuries due to a hit by a pitch. and wilson is ejected. as is pirates manager clint hurdle for arguing. just wild with the dodgers these days but the pirates wind up feeding them big hits. bases loaded 2-run single by former dodger russell martin and the giants after all is said and done lead the western divisional by one full game and a percentage point. the a's did have two on at the bottom of the 11th couldn't cash it in and they're in the top of the 12th against the astros. astros still tied 2-2. that's the sporting life kind of for tuesday night because they'll probably be playing until the midnight hour. >> still battling it out. mark thank you. >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. you can also follow us on

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