now at 5:00, we are following developing new out of los angeles. more than a dozen people have been struck by lightening. >> >> a wildfire burning outside of yosemite national park is out of control. >> a pregnant woman and her husband's race to the hospital comes up short. how they delivered their baby right on the san francisco freeway. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> >> developing news out of

southern california where authorities say 14 people have been struck by lightening in los angeles county as rare summer thunderstorms sweep through the area. 13 struck on venice beach, some appeared to be in the water, others on the board walk. crews transported nine people to the hospital where two are in critical condition. a 57-year-old man reportedly in stable an after being struck in catalina island. >> >> firefighters battered large flames and heavy smoke as the fire spread through two stores in colton plaza. alameda county firefighters said a hair salon had had extensive damage. other stores were open for normal today. >> >> in richmond, firefighters say a woman

suffered burns to 40% of her body and a man had burns on his arm. at least one of the families is being helped by the red cross. a neighbor helped to save lives by knocking on people's doors to warn them about the fire. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> >> investigation of a triple shooting that happened near cesar chavez school around midnight. one man and two women were shot. the 32-year-old man died at the scene. the two women were taken to the hospital. the police are asking for the public's help for more information in this case. >> >> a man shot a pitbull that had reported been threatening people. neighbors say two pitbulls were roaming around, acting aggressively. one woman said she encountered

the dogs as she tried to get into her house. >> >> a man returned to his home and shot one of the dogs. animal control took both dogs into custody. one woman was taken to the hospital. the shooting has been called -- because the man was protecting his neighbor. >> >> governor brown is expected to sign several agreements on issues including climate change, education and trade. a group of california business leadersed on state legislators will join the governor on that trip. >> >> while he is in mexico, three acting governors will take his place.

a very special delivery for two bay area families came in quite an unusual way. two baby boys were each born this weekend, delivered by their fathered on different parts of highway 101. kristina randone is live to share the stories of one of those families. kristina. >> >> reporter: most families have their babies in a hospital. keiser is where one family was heading, but their unborn son had other plans. >> nestled in his mother's arms -- >> the best feeling ever in the world. >> reporter: the baby -- >> the way he came was so special. >> reporter: is safely resting after a whirlwind entrance into this world. >> i don't think the average person can say they delivered their own son. >> reporter: they say their son was in a hurry to meet them, while they were in a hurry to

go to the hospital >> i saw the head coming out. i stopped the car u jumped out in traffic and started to get honked at. >> >> reporter: he did what he had to do >> she pushed and he landed right in my hand in the middle of the freeway. inside of the car. >> as soon as i saw him in my husband's arms and he kept crying the whole time and he put him in my arms. all i wanted to hear was him crying. >> reporter: the family drove to keiser to make sure their nine pounds one ounce bundle of joy was okay. doctors let dad cut the umbilical chord in the car >> i want my kids to be brought up in san francisco. i'm a die hard niner fan and i have to do it for them. >> just a blessing and he is healthy so that's all that

matters. >> >> reporter: although it is rare for families to have roadside deliveries, we are told another father delivered his son yesterday in nevado on the 101 with the help of a marine county deputy. >> >> freemont police say officers broke into a car window to rescue a six-month-old baby that was accidentally locked inside >> it happened at the freemont hub shopping center. the mother had accidentally locked the baby inside and called for help. at the time, it was hot and the sun was shining directly onto the baby's face. officers tried to get in using a lockout tool, but they say it was taking too long, so they broke the window instead. police say the baby was not injured. >> >> a fire in yosemite national park has grown to 2,000-acres.

the fryer prompted authorities to close down highway 120, causing a traffic headache for visitors heading in and out of the park. aspen is standing by with details. >> reporter: you can see behind me, one of the helicopters refueling for this fire as you mentioned, so far,ed fire has burned 2100-acres. at "zo" row percent containment. we are told one structure was lost in this fire and the two small mountain communities best of yosemite have been evacuated as well as a crane flat campground, more than 400 firefighters were the national parks are here as well as the u.s. forest service here, trying to work together to put this fire out. at last check, they are fighting with fire with four hot shot crews, six tankers and helicopters.

the fire is a type one fire, meaning it is a national emergency wildfire. expected to rise at 6:00 tonight. the fire is said to have moved fast because of the dry vegetation in this area and rough terrain and temperatures making it difficult. american red cross has set up two evacuation centers on highway 41 as well as the groveland community center on highway 120. we spoke to some visitors. we'll have more on their reaction at 5:30. live near yosemite, ktv overages channel "2 news." today's high temperatures have not been helping the firefight near yosemite, mark tomeo is here with a look at the conditions. >> pretty muched same deal today as yesterday. looking at the maps, you will see a better idea of a reference point.

groveland is here. and there is the fire. closer look at the current conditions right now, 103 degrees. very hot, obviously, the temperatures over 100, winds have not been too much of a factor, gusting to 10-mile says an hour, but very dry, relative humidity around 13%. the hot weather will stick around to forecast over the next few days. another added element, showers and thunderstorms approaching part says of the sierra, a lightening strike detected earlier today and they will be a possibility as we head into monday. southern california, lightening strikes close tore venice beach. this was the case at 2:50 this afternoon with the developing thunderstorm. here is the radar loop over the past three hours, activetives moving across catalina and parts of los angeles county as well. we could be tracking thunderstorms over the next three days. more on that coming up in 10 minutes. >> >> the so-called san fire is

threatening more than 500 homes. since the fire started friday, it has burned 3800-acres. firefighter says say a combination of dry, hot weather and steep terrain are making it difficult to fighted flames. 10 homes and several other buildings have been destroyed. the fire is 35% contained. >> >> the search continues for a uc berkeley student hissing -- he was last seen jumping off a boat. he never resurfaced. $13,000 has been spent to bring a specialized crew to the area to search for him. >> >> president obama spoke with the israeli prime minister about violence in the mideast. acknowledging israel's right to defend itself, he urges an immediate cease-fire. connor powell has the late fest

gaza. >> reporter: violence continued on gaza amid-talk of a temporary truce. smoke could be seen in the skies as explosions echoed in the air. an israeli air strike, killing a palestinian woman and critically injuring her son. >> they struck her house and we were surprised by this targeting. they are peaceful people, not related to anything, nothing at bull. peaceful, innocent. >> >> a group attacked a red cross building. smashing a billing and lighting a small fire. >> translator: they waited for someone to help them retrieve their dead children under the rubble and ambulances would not come. >> reporter: on "fox news" sunday, israeli prime minister said his country will do whatever is necessary to achieve their goal. >> it's happening because hamas is attacking us by land, sea

and air. obviously, we have to respond. >> reporter: but plo executive committee member blames israel for the conflict. saying the country treat says palestinians as subhuman species says. >> >> reporter: the violence continues as palestinians prepare to celebrate the holiday this week that marks the end of the slum holy month of the pope francis made and emotional plea for peace today. the pope said "never war, never war" then referring to ukraine and iraq as well as the mideast. he asked those fighting to please stop with all my heart, please stop. the pontiff is tentatively plans to visit the u.s. next

year. >> >> a summer treat for drivers, gas prices have dropped more than nine cents in this month alone. san francisco has average $4.03. we called around and found gas as low as $3.79 at some gas stations in san francisco. >> >> stingrays put on quite a show here. we'll show it to you, coming up. >> >> see howed safely drought is affecting business at lake tahoe. no rush, andy. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done

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>> reporter: i think some of these stingrays are ready for their close up. we got a viewer show about the aquatic show going on here. we did some checking and found out not unheard of, rays in these waters is unusual. the sunday flea market offers wares from theman dane to the unusual. the unusual usually gets attention. >> they feeding on sea weeds. >> reporter: it's not the geese getting all of the attention. cameras are not focused on the crowds or the bird sayses or the bees. dozens of stingrays. >> putting on a show most have only seen in aquariums they

look like rugs. >> like flying carpets, flapping their wings, doing laps in an urban oakland water way. a sting ray freeway below the 880. >> i have been coming here for 40-years i have never seen them up this close except for at an aquarium. >> reporter: a marine educate tor told us that they come from time to time, but usually not in this numbers and not this big. lack of fresh water increases the salt content of the inland water ways. >> everyone should get out of the house more and see stuff like this. >> reporter: if you look, can you find some unusual things. >> i have been here a long time but to see the big ones like this, it's amazing to me. >> reporter: on a sunday trip to the flea market. >> earlier in year, there were photographs taken of a sting

way, or california bat ray u more specifically in lake merritt. the marine educate tor that i spoke to said the bat way sightings are signs of a healthy water way. >> >> a new study shows with whales off the coast of california are on a collision course with major shipping lanes. a study from oregon state university used satellite to track 171 blue whales over a 15 year period. researchers found shipping lanes crossed two major feeding grounds for the giant mammals. the study suggesteds moving the shipping lanes south to avoid the whales. >> >> last week, lake tahoe was a foot above the natural rim. the harbor ramp will close for the rest of the season. normally, it is open year round.

if the lake water drops another foot, paddle wheel cruises may have to stop. >> we are starting to feel the effects of the drought hitting california. let's check in with mark tomeo. >> hot temperatures and humid as well. high clouds will be a factor and the chance of an isolated thunderstorm for late tonight, tomorrow and tuesday. right now, "stormtracker" 2, you can see all of the activetive mainly focused to our south and our east. the moisture u moisture plume is approaching the bay area. we had typical low clouds and fog hogging the shore line. we had activity this morning, very light, but not a lot of coverage and most of this not reaching the ground. we will add high clouds to the mix over the next few hours. very hot inland, 101 in and

yock. san jose, 97. san francisco, 64, santa rosa checking in 84 degrees. now, as far as the wind speeds, still a bit of a breeze out there. an average, winds are 15-20- miles an hour. winds out of the west sustained at 20-miles an hour and more reports towards the south bay. winds clocking in on the northwest around 17. we have a sea breeze kicking in. coastal fog hanging out. san francisco, looking out near the tower. here's the fog, warm air compressing the marine layer. high clouds showing up in this picture as well. for tonight, partly cloudy skies, tomorrow, high clouds, humid out there. not too much of a change in the extended forecast, but a lot of 90s for the inland areas. first thing tomorrow, expecting temperatures 50s to the mid- 60s. san jose checks in 61 degrees.

the area of high pressure remains in place. circulation around this bringing in moisture to the bay area. as a result there is a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm as we head into monday and tuesday, favoring the higher terrain, but we will hold on to at least the high clouds and humid conditions. upper 70s to near 80 and the beaches low to mid-60s. here as the updated forecast model, showing you some cloud cover out there. based on the activity to our south, towards southern california. we put in the chance of an isolated showers and thunderstorms, really not showing up in this forecast model, look at the moisture plume push into the region by late monday and possibly into tuesday as well. we'll keep an eye on the radar and the skies as we have changing weather conditions over the next five days. still hot toward fairfield.

san raff-year-old, 84, oakland upper 70s, livermore, 96 degrees. san jose partly cloudy skies, upper 80s, once again, very humid. here's a look ahead. five-day forecast, high clouds, slight chance of a thunderstorm. sticking around on tuesday. temperatures not cooling off that much. mainly in the low to mid-90s over the next few days. we'll look at your weekend forecast for day six and day seven coming up. >> >> outside lands festival -- >> happening august 8th through the 10th at golden gate park. friday's headliner is kanye west, saturday -- and ryan lewis will perform at 8:40. on sunday, killers will perform at 8:00. according to the festival's

website, the festival is sold out. >> >> an update on the intense fighting in libya's capital that prompted the evacuation of the u.s. embassy there. >> >> the unusual "family fued" that has workers and families banding together to boycott a massachusetts supermarket.

snowball effort says to investigate the crash scene site continued to fail. today, it was 30 unarmed dutch policemen attempting to reach the site. they had to turn back, due to heavy fighting in the area. that fighting -- ukrainian forces are trying to seal of the eastern access to the city of a million civilians that has come under heavy fire over the past two days. as far as the bodies go of those victims, at least 220 coffins have been returned to the netherlands, but there are still remains in the field. the international observer that reached the scene confirmed that. bodies that were returned to the netherlands are undergoing the process of identification. still no clear word on how many bodies have been recovered as

of yet. >> >> finally. the u.s. state department released new satellite images of what it said is proof that the russian military is directly firing rockets from inside of russia into ukraine. some of the rockets, officials say, have traveled more than seven miles, direct intervention by the russians into this fight would be a real relationship changer between the u.s. and russia, cording to u.s. officials. russia denies the claims, calling it a smear campaign by the west. fighting in libya that forced the united states to evacuate its embassy this weekend continued with no end in sight. at least 97 people have been killed. militia responsible for the deadliest fighting in the country since the 2011 uprising that toppled could catchty,

there is a warning that turmoil could split the country apart. >> >> an american doctor tested positive for ebola. the 33-year-old and health officials say the current outbreak is the deadliest ever. >> >> liberian government announced another high-profile doctor infected with it died. >> >> one of the largest maritime salvage operations has come to an end. the ship wrecked costa concorde ya' cruise liner was towed to the final port in northern italy. the ship capsized two years ago after striking a rock off the coast of italy. 32 crew members and passengers were killed when the ship went down. >> >> a "family fued" is threatening the future of a

popular i market chain. last month, long time ceo arthur t was fired. decision supported by his rival cousin, family members and shareholders, but not by employees and customers, who this weekend rallied in support of the ousted ceo. >> we will keep protesting until we have arty t back. >> arthur t has offered to buy the supermarket chain from arthur s the market basket board say they will seriously consider that. >> >> we'll have another live report on the efforts to contain the blaze inside of yosemite national park. >> >> thousands laced up bright and early for the annual san francisco marathon. find out how long it took for the first run tore cross the finish line. >> >> details on the bacteria found in a common food researchers are linking to the

fight against obesity. >> >> download the ktv-uvu i'm ui pad app and get video of breaking news any time, anywhere.

as we mentioned earlier, firefighters are battling a blaze that burned more than 2,000-acres on the west side of yosemite national park. it has prompted some road closures and evacuations. live at a helicopter landing site with more. >> reporter: we are told more than 400 firefighters are here to battle the fire. you can see behind me,

helicopters are refueling at this heli pad, the cause of the fire is still under investigation. visitors, today were greeted with road closure signs at highway 120 at crane flat road. so far, the fire has burned 2100-acres. it's at zero percent containment. the campground has been evacuated. resources to fight the fire, four hot shoot crews, six wing tankers and helicopters. we met up with visitors that didn't know what they were going to deal with because of the road closures. others said they woke up to see and smell the smoke in the valley. here's what one visitor told us this afternoon. >> we were concerned. it's such a dry year. you cross your fingers that things don't get out of control, this is only july. >> one structure was lost in this fire.

the american red cross has set up evacuation centers groveland community center. in an hour, a type one emergency national wildfire team is expected to arrive here. we'll have a full wrapup on this fire coming up at 10:00. for now, live near yosemite, ktvu channel 2 news. >> >> or coverage on the fire continues on our website. >> >> the former san francisco state university professor accused of videotaping students is expected to be in court tomorrow. prosecutors say he frequently invited current and former students to his apartment. back in november, a male student discovered a camera in the professor's bathroom disguised as a tissue box. that prompted a university. he resigned last friday. >> >> testimony set to resume in

the trial of a former concorde school teacher accused of molesting his students. the 46-year-old, joseph martin pleaded guilty to it. a child porn website history and suspicious searches have been found on two computers belonging to martin. his attorney said he accidentally may have been redirected to the website through unintended popups. >> >> 41-year-old misty holt was taken hostage by three men on july 17th. one of the suspects used her as a human shield during a gun battle with police. police are still looking for the person they say drove the three gunmen to the bank. rewards have reached $50,000. head coach leaves lined a husband and two children. her funeral is tomorrow at 11:00 am at bear creek

community church in lodi. >> >> a state senator is calling for a criminal investigation into construction problems on the new bay bridge. according to the sacramento bee, the state senator of concorde said a senate investigative report shows a criminal investigation is warranted. he says the report shows how the state department of transportation knowingly accepted substandard work at taxpayers expense. the report will be discussed at a hearing august 5th. >> >> high-tech garbage trucks could be soon hitting the streets of napa. for the fast year, a small scale food composting program has been going on. city officials wanted to expand the program to produce enough methane for power. in order to fully fund it, the city would need and additional $12.7 million.

>> >> 26,000 runners raced across the city for the san francisco marathon. >> reporter: the checklist for a great marathon. >> there is fantastic. >> reporter: a screenic route across the golden gate bridge. support of family and friends along the way. a good stretch and -- >> training >> [ cheers and applause ] >> the san francisco marathon draws elite runners and newbies alike. >> reporter: early morning start time of 5:30. the father and daughter here woe have run the race together for the past five years. >> 2 1/2 hours in, the top male runner crossed the finish line.

august flanagan from reno followed by a close second place >> i run two marathons a year. it feels good to win one. he actually passed me at mile 25 -- one mile from the end. i thought that was it, but i took it. >> reporter: some focus on hydration post race, he had one thing on his mind >> i'm going to eat a double cheese burger at in and out. >> reporter: top three finishing, a mother of three from berkeley who can add two- time winner to her achievements >> you want to win again once you have won before, and it's not easy to do that. >> >> reporter: she makes winning sound easy >> i'm going to go home, take the dog out and play with my kids. >> >> reporter: 26,000 crossed the finish line. all victorious in their own right. once they cross the finish line, they will get one of

these, a san francisco marathon medal complete with the iconic golden gate bridge. >> >> a new bacteria may be the key to helping people who struggle with obesity. scientists at vanderbilt in tennessee have been testing the new bacteria on mice. probiotics have been able to prevent weight gain. >> prebiotics are a special class of bacteria, they seem to create and environment such that we either absorb or manage or metabolize nutrients in a variety of different ways. >> reporter: researchers say once they find out how the bacteria does this, they can develop a vaccine against obesity. the owner of the condo says max was supposed to rent the unit

for 44 days, but he stopped paying and will not move out. according to the san francisco chronicle apparently this is not the first time he tried a scam. back in november on kick starter, he and his brother collected $40,000 to create a video game and the game was never released. >> >> a sneak peek, high-tech touches at the new summit medical center. >> >> more humidity, hot weather inland, mark is tracking the temperatures and he will be back with the forecast.

garlic festival wrapped up today. more than two tons of garlic wasser is served up to 3,000 people. temperatures were warm, so

organizers made sure there was plenty of water as well as medical personnel on stand by. >> if you live anywhere near it, you could smell it. some hot temperatures in the south bay. all weekend long. over the past two to three days. today, back up into the 90s as far as temperatures, still hot inland. 100 degrees. 101 in antioch. a string of 70s and 80s for oakland, hayward, mountain view and san jose. we are watching this activity to our south. we had typical low clouds and fog off shore, but a closer look at our satellite. there is the radar eventually. mainly, the fog out there. but all of the moisture will be approaching the region, with that, partly cloudy skies

monday. a slight chance of a showers and thunderstorms as well. especially over the higher terrain. only a slight chance, something we will have to keep an eye on, monday and tuesday. current numbers, santa rosa, 84 degrees. san jose at last check reporting 85 degrees and partly cloudy skies. here as the forecast time line in the south bay. notice a few high clouds in throughout the day, san jose on track to reach the upper 80s by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. for tonight, we have partly cloudy skies, coastal fog as we showed you earlier. here's the live camera looking toward the fog. high cloud cover moving in as well. moisture from the south, another wave, as a result, the fields have been more humid for today and muggy conditions will stick around to monday and tuesday, temperatures back up into the 90s, a few degrees across most of the region, then, we'll stick with this steam for the extended

forecast. so, there is that chance of an isolated thunderstorm for monday, maybe better bet into tuesday as we get another surge of cloud cover moving in from the south. everything is coming in from the south over the next few days, as a result. we'll hold onto the muggy conditions. temperatures, 60s, 80s, low to mid-90s inland, a little cooler tomorrow especially if we get high cloud says move maoing into the region. here is our forecast model. not showing much in the way of coverage, but enough moisture out there. enough instability to warrant the chances, especially by late monday into tuesday. tomorrow morning. low clouds and fog. high clouds increasing. definitely more clouds into tuesday, here in the bay area. showers and thunderstorms developing toward the sierra as well and by late tuesday, high clouds should gradually move out of town. i'll keep an eye on the sky over the next two days, a lot

of overcast moving in. forecast highs for tomorrow. santa rosa, 87, mid-to upper 90s, a little cooler than today. san jose, 88, as a look ahead, your five-day forecast, high clouds into tuesday. it will be warm and hot wednesday. notice temperatures, not a big system to move into the region. no big marine layer to cool things off. so we'll keep things steady over the next few days, maybe one or two degrees of temperature change. perhaps keep it on thunderstorms, activity moving in from southern california. we saw what is happening down there. >> when do you think it will get there? >> late tonight into tomorrow. thanks, mark. >> >> the public got a sneak peek at the merritt pavillion set to

open a week from today. 238 private rooms with views of the bay and oakland hills, fitted with electronic devices designed to make it easier and less stressful to move patients around. the rooms are built with families in mind. >> we have comfortable patient beds, but we also have accommodations for family members so they can stay with their loved ones during their hospitalization. >> in all, $450 million to design, and equip. and the giants have their newest pitcher and they are asking him to do something the other two pitchers have not done the last couple of games. sports wrap is next. what...

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good evening, welcome to this early sunday night sports wrap. oakland a's continue to play at a high level and they need to if they want to stay in first place. against the almost equally as hot angels. >> >> a's five runs in the second inning off the rangers myles, final two scored on this drive -- both come home, rangers answered with two in the bottom. now in the fifth with the a's leading 5-2. >> >> here's why the a's need to keep winning. chamber lynn pitches for the tigers and gave up this long ball to david freeze in the 8th. making it into anaheim's

thunder mountain. angels went 2-1 and for now pull within a game and a half of the division leading athletics. >> >> giants are hoping pitcher jake evie is the answer as they try not to get swept by the dodgers. first place l.a. in the nl west. making the san francisco debut, working out of a minor jam. now in the third and still scoreless. >> >> there is no place that says americaa and old time baseball than cooperstown new york there is no bigger honor in the game than being inducted into the hall of fame. a big crowd of six gathered on the steps, members of the class of 2014. pitcher, greg maddox, one of the three players inducted along with tom glavin. frank thomas, his 521 homeruns

go in along with three managers, bobby cox, joe torre and tony larusso. he it third time -- he managed in chicago, oakland and st. louis after a brief playing career he often minimizes. >> i remember paul richards introduced plea to my first minor league club at the chamber of commerce. he said "if you are wondering about the boy that will manage this team and you have heard the worst players make the best managers, this boy has a chance of being a great manager." >> i am not comfortable on this stage personally and i believe the way to accept this tremendous honor is as a representative of all of the coaches and member of the chicago white sox and oakland

a's thank you. >> >> final stage of the tour de france has turned into a champaign celebration for the leader. that was the case for the rider in italy. navali able to toast his success as sprinters battled it out. this year's race took its toll on some favorite riders. germany's marcel, proving to be a force as a sprinter. fourth stage win of this year's tour. here's how close it was -- >> but the overall winner of the 101st tour was nabali. he didn't go wire to wire, but he was the dominant force throughout the three weeks. ultimately winning by 7 1/2 minute says. >> >> still to come, one of

nascar's all time greats. what is going on in this pacific coast baseball game last night? we'll tell you, when we come back.

he was once, by far, the dominant driver in nascar. the brick yard, 400, amazingly free of incidents. brought out one of the few caution flags of the day -- restart, with 18 laps to go, gordon had the dominant car most of the day, able to move past casey cane and move out in front where he stays in front. winning it for the fifth time. second win of the year, gordon stays on top of the standings over dale ernhardt, jr. >>

>> three stroke lead into the final round, jim fewer was in furyk was in position to win. only able to shoot even-par on the front nine, clark, clark came to 15, puts himself in shape for another birdie, not before he would have to wait awhile. rain stopped the play for 27 minutes, then the sun came out. clark got his chance at the putt, which he nailed. five in a row on the back down. clark got a one stroke win. his second pga win. >> >> finally, tonight, not a cage match, it's the icetopes, engaging in anything but a typical baseball brawl last night. actual punches being thrown and

landing. these players could very well have long careers against each other. >> there's it for this early sunday nights sports wrap, see you tonight at 10:00. >> >> tonight on the 10:00 news. one last football to close down candle stick park. >> but it's european football, otherwise known as soccer. sports fans say good-bye once and for all. >> >> thank you for making ktvu your first for news. >> >> we are always here for you on our website. we'll see you later on tonight at 10:00. >> >> good night. .

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