the last few cars crossing the san mateo bridge tonight ahead of a closure right now that will last until monday morning. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville.

for the second time this month caltrans is closing the san mateo bridge as it works to resurface the roadway for the first time since the bridge opened. and this time obviously the closure is on a holiday weekend. jana katsuyama is live at the toll road where the closure just went into effect. >> reporter: it just did, frank. and as you see there's a few cars that are going by here and these seem to be the last ones. apparently the chp has positioned themselves at the ramps at each location. they are making their way up to the main structure where most of the work will begin. there have been tonight big digital signs posted to warn drivers about this closure. it goes from 10:00 tonight through 5:00 monday morning. now caltrans crews say they

will be completing the resurfacing project that started on mother's day weekend. >> the bridge is 50 years old, it's over 50 years old from 1967 just like anything else with time the surface is worn out. so we need to do a new resurfacing and we expect this resurfacing to last 50 years if not longer. >> reporter: the san mateo bridge shut down two weeks ago caused major traffic. an average of 86,000 cars cross the bridge on the weekend. obviously that sent a lot of the traffic on to the other area bridges and highways. we did talk to people tonight who said it will be tough getting to work this weekend. >> i guess it's not that good because you're going to waste more gas, more time. and more traffic. >> more gasoline costs more money. that's why i don't like it but i don't know. >> reporter: and back here live, you can see that they

have put the closed signs on all lanes of the san m ateo bridge toll plaza. we're told this entire project is expected to cost $39 million. again it's going to be going on through the entire weekend. i asked the bridge people if there were any other alternatives to this. and they told me that if they had done this resurfacing lane by lane it would have taken them a year or longer to get this project completed. so they're hoping to have it all done by 5:00 a.m. monday if not earlier. >> yeah better to get it all done at once. jana katsuyama on the san mateo bridge tonight that is completely shut down at this hour. this is what the bay bridge looks like at this hour. you can see the traffic is moving on the bay bridge. the impact on the bay bridge this weekend may not be quite as bad because more people will be out of town for the holiday weekend. now another holiday weekend closure to tell you about. this one involves b.a.r.t.

in oakland. the track between the fruitvale and coliseum station will be closed all day tomorrow and all day sunday. b.a.r.t. will also be shutting down the fremont and daily city line all day tomorrow. for people headed to oakland there will be a free shuttle but that will add 30 minutes to the trip. and on this get away friday law enforcement officers are looking for that needle in a hay stack. the driver not wearing a seat belt. ktvu's debora villalon is live now in napa with why the click it or ticket campaign still matters even though most people comply, debora. >> -- >> reporter: most by not all. nine out of 10 of us put them on. >> it can be difficult to spot a seat belt violation. >> reporter: it's not nearly as obvious as a speeder or cell phone user. >> yes,. >> reporter: officers can give drivers only a quick glance. >> yes. >> reporter: and it's

gratifying to see seat belts the rule. >> but there's still a few that are stubborn or young kids that feel they don't need to air them. >> reporter: this ad airing depicts young drivers who may shrug off seat belts and makes the point. when you're restrained you're not thrown. that's often the difference between death and life. >> i will be the first one to tell them. if you didn't have your seat belt on this could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: it's a challenge spotting violators. looking for the dangling buckle or no sign of a strap across the chest. even more difficult after dark and that's when people tend to skip seat belts most. men are more likely than women to go without but the excuses are universal. >> the excue may be that it bothers them. >> it's uncomfortable. >> reporter: they were only a

short distance. they forgot. >> because your front windows are tinted. >> reporter: often drivers scramble to get their belt on as soon as they're pulled over then swear up and down that they had it on. >> if there's a question in my mind, it's a warning. i'm not going to write them a citation. of all the citations you write, everybody gets angry about the seat belt. nobody wants a seat belt ticket. >> reporter: a lot of people wear the seat belt under their arm. it puts the squeeze on your internal organs and spine so better to wear it properly. >> and that's a great video to remind you why you should put it on. the ktvu app can help you get around this weekend. you can find information on your phone or tablet. a small plane went down in

rural alameda county. wreckage from the plane was discovered in the hill south of castro valley. the faa says the single cessna took off from buchanan field. it was headed for reed. the pilot has not been named and the faa says he was the only person on board. >> the coroner is looking into whether there was any health problems with the pilot. and the faa looks at pilot error and mechanical problems, that sort of thing. investigators say the ordeal began late last night in an east oakland parking lot when an east bay man was

kidnapped. a witness captured this video when a car crashed through a fence on mission boulevard. as police moved in they say they found the victim tied up in the trunk of that car. >> so when we took the suspects into custody, we heard sounds at the trunk area of the suspect vehicle. we opened the trunk and that's when we observed the victim inside bound. >> oakland police say they believe the victim was targeted. they said he had minor injuries but is expected to be okay. in the south bay, prosecutors announced today the two san jose state police officers were justified when they shot and killed a 38-year- old man last year near the campus. but that man's girlfriend says, there is solid evidence that the officers did not have to shoot him. ktvu's anne rubin with the demand for justice. >> reporter: after more than a year of waiting, hoping and protesting this is not what

lori value -- lori valder wanted to -- valdez wanted to hear. that the grand jury justified the shooting of her boyfriend. an imagine shows him walking carrying this with him, a saw blade. another imagine shows officers with weapons drawn. he was shot once and killed. >> i don't want to see antonio's last breath gasping for air. >> reporter: valdez refused to watch the video instead having representatives watch for her. they had this to say about it. >> i didn't see antonio make any aggressive move toward police officers when i watched it. i just saw him walking down the street. >> did he have the weapon in

his hand? the knife whatever? yes. was he pointing it at anybody? no. >> reporter: they believe there could have been a better way to resolve the situation but legal experts say determining that was not the district attorney's law. >> the way the district attorney was looking at this was not how the officers train but how they reacted to a man coming at them with a weapon. >> reporter: in this case the santa clara county d.a.'s office had both the san mateo county and state attorney general's office review their work. so lori value -- valdez plans to ask for an investigation. >> that will revictimmize me, traumatize me and maybe throw me over the edge and i have to stay sane to go for the next battle against them. >> reporter: san jose state

says they cannot comment. these e-mails were all on clinton's personal server. the pages released today deal with an attack on the consulate in benghazi. they reveal a range of correspondence on the topic. both the white house and state department say they don't change anyone's understanding of what happened in benghazi. after the fact the fbi classified part of one e-mail which involves the arrest of possible suspects in the benghazi terror attacks. >> i'm aware that the fbi has asked that a portion of one e- mail be held back that happens in the process of freedom of information act responses. >> the state department won't release every e-mail that clinton sent and received on her server. some 30,000 e-mails said to be perm were deleted.

california's unemployment rate continues to fall. the state department's reported that unemployment rate fell to 6.3%. a year ago the unemployment rate was 7.8%. despite the positive news in california the state's unemployment rate is still higher than the national average of 5.4%. here in the bay area all nine counties outperformed the state's average and only solano county has an unemployment rate higher than the national average. the lowest unemployment rate is in san mateo county at only 3.2%. thousands of west coast dock workers approved a new five year contract today and that officially ends the labor dispute. earlier this year, slow downs and shut downs at 29 west coast ports caused back ups to ships trying to off load their ships. 82% of union members voted to approve the new contract.

>> san francisco state university students and their families crowded into at&t park tonight for graduation ceremonies. it is the 114th commencement for the school. and the first time sf state has held the ceremony at the ballpark. school officials say 20,000 people expected to attend the event outgrew the university's own stadium. grads we spoke with tonight were in favor of the move. >> i think it's really cool because this is definitely cooler than the stadium that we have in school. it's bigger so it can accommodate more people. >> former san francisco mayor and lieutenant general gavin newsom is live. you've been a part of my life all my life. >> meet a man who actually helped build oracle arena and still works there this day. >> it's going to be warmer for your bay area saturday. a few less clouds out there. i'll let you know just how warm it's going to get on saturday

and what you can expect for the rest of your holiday weekend. >> going into another year of drought, we'll tell you about a terrible waste of water and what authorities are trying to find the vandals.

50 million-gallons of water that had been destined for the tap were instead drained straight into the bay. fremont police and the alameda county water district are now calling it an act of sabotage.

they say someone vandalized the dam that crosses the cross area. christien kafton is live with the damage it may cost to fix. >> reporter: we're talking about a tremendous amount of water here. enough water to supply 500 homes with water for a full year. now that dam that was vandalized actually helped divert water to the quarry lakes here. and those lakes help recharge and refill under ground water sources. now officials are looking for the vandals. a fremont crime scene divertment team spent the day looking for clues to lead them to who popped the inflatable dam that held millions of gallons of water. >> when it was damaged it released the water that was behind it. so 60,000-gallons of water was went to the bay. >> reporter: thursday morning someone worked hard to destroy

the inflatable dam which despite being inflatable was actually quite tough. >> it is not the kind of floaty pool toy you would have in your pool. this is a robust very thick rubber. the people that conducted this act definitely had malicious intent. >> reporter: investigators won't talk about leads or confirm if they have video of the vandals. >> i really can't get into the details about what kind of evidence we have. because we don't want to compromise the investigation. >> reporter: looking at the water mark you get a sense of just how much water simply washed away. >> i stopped right here last night. and i thought, wow they must have let all the water out. >> reporter: vicki mathis walks this trail just about every day and says she can't understand why vandals would target a precious water source at a time when everyone seems to be working to conserve. >> i'm barely using water at home. i'm not watering my plants and this, for what?

what could you possibly feel good about doing something like that? >> reporter: despite the tremendous loss of water the water authorities tell ktvu they don't think it's going to have an impact on residents in newark and the area. they say the dam was old they were planning to replace it. they will just have to accelerate the process. the price tag for the new dam, $3 million. and the recreation area around care -- quarry lakes will be closed to swimmers. swimming is prohibited at least through may 27th pending the outcome of water quality tests. an oil production platform in the gulf of mexico caught

fire today. the platform was in shallow water off the coast of southeast louisiana. 28 workers were all safely evacuated. it's not clear at this point how much oil leaked into the water. skimmers and other equipment has now been brought in to help with the clean up. off the santa barbara coast, officials say the sheen of oil in the water from the oil spill there is getting harder to skim because of choppy windy conditions. more than 100,000-gallons of crude oil leaked from a ruptured pipe on tuesday. and nearly 20,000-gallons of that oil made it to the surface. two sea lions, an elephant seal and six pelicans have been rescued. two state beaches and campgrounds will stay closed until june 4th. concerns tonight about a salmonella outbreak that could

be linked to raw tuna. 31 cases are in california. and most of those who fell ill reported eating sushi containing raw tuna. john fowler here now with what you need to know to avoid getting sick. >> reporter: at ginza, ria bailey enjoyed her sushi lunch. raw tuna in what is called a 911. >> i don't think salmonella is going to stop me from eating raw tuna. >> i've been coming here for four or five years and i haven't had any issues. >> reporter: behind the bar, years of training from a master chef thought him how to select safe and raw tuna like this purchased daily from the supplier. >> we handle the fish first. while we're handling we look at the texture, the color, and the smell of the tuna. >> reporter: he says no fishy

odor and it must be bright pink and firm to make it on to ginza's plates. if you're concerned about the quality of your sushi, look around the restaurant. >> a restaurant would have more shipment of fish every day. >> reporter: ginza chefs make spicy raw tuna fresh every day. the tuna may have been prepackaged. the salmonella strain is similar to one tracked to a factory in indonesia. although there's concern for pregnant women, it's been freeze packaged making the threat of bacteria very low. and the showers are now

moving off to the east. and as they do high pressure replaces that and we get into a warmer weather pattern. as we head into your saturday, sunday, and your monday. outside right now we have clouds. a lot of clouds around the coast and around the bay. i mentioned a few sprinkles showing up east and north of here and a little east out here. maybe just a few drops on the windshield. that's the end of it. that's the tail end of the system that kept us cool and a little breezy. the winds are still blowing. 22miles sustained. all west winds so instead of that southerly wind we're seeing a westerly wind. it will turn more northwest as we go into the next couple of days and that indicates the high pressure is taking hold. that high pressure sets us up for a warmer day. tomorrow plenty of fog and low clouds right. just like we've been seeing but 7:00 a.m. watch how quick it burns off. pretty much gone by noon. most of it right. that's more sunshine than we saw today. hence more 70s and even some

80s showing up. that's saturday. as we go to our saturday and sunday, further changes. we know tomorrow is going to be slightly warmer than today. more sunshine. when i come back we'll dial in sunday and monday because those are the days that will be the warmest and see more sunshine. we'll light those up for you after the last couple of breaks. thank you, bill. we're learning tonight that last night's small earthquake in napa county did cause some damage. the bridge now closed that will have to be replaced this summer. and in two minutes, meet two members of the warriors family who probably know oracle arethat b etter -- oracle arena better than anyone else because they have worked there for decades.

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the warriors ran into some problems today with their flight to houston. they boarded their plane at 10:00 this morning but there was a mechanical problem on board and they didn't end up

leaving for another five hours. the team finally landed in houston about 9:00 tonight and that delay forced their team to cancel their scheduled practice. they play game three against the rockets tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. our time. the rockets have curry, thompson and green. but what about other members of the warriors family who you don't see on the court? >> jana katsuyama introducing us t o -- introduces us to a few people who watch from the wings. >> reporter: long before tip off as fans line up. the lights and camera get ready for game time action. the golden state warrior's other team. >> hi sweetheart. >> reporter: is warmed up and ready. >> all right, big guy. >> reporter: nicholas cabral always sets up by the tunnel, his turf for the last 20 years. he's seen players on the court come and tkpw -- and go but

through the decades he stood his ground. he helped built the roof back in 1989. >> i'm on tv. >> reporter: he came back and started ushering games. the fans -- >> get out of here. >> reporter: now like family. >> how are you doing. it's always been a part of my heart. all my life. >> reporter: and another part was when he married his wife joyce when he was building the arena. >> i took a week off and got married, and came back to finish the job. >> reporter: and then there's his friend nick. nick and harold are part of

that team. at 85, howel can still sprint up the steps to his post. >> you've probably done this for many years. >> only 48 years. do you need help getting to your seat? i will help you and won't even charge you. >> four in a row and they weren't even expecting to make the play offs. >> reporter: hal is also proof that you can tell a lot about a man by his shoes. >> these are hush puppies and i hardly ever -- get my feet tired. >> reporter: live linked to this golden state. >> you need directions to your seat? if you do, i'll be happy to help you and i won't charge you anything. >> okay i want to go to a warriors game just to see those two guys. >> the stories they can tell. so many years. >> that was just a really, really nice piece too. really cool guys.

an explosive eruption 100 years ago that sent debris 30,000 feet into the air. tonight at 10:45 the eruption of mount lasso and the reminder today that it is still an active volcano. >> the destruction was almost like you were in a world war ii movie. >> a structural engineer on the lessons we can apply here in the bay area.

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last night's 4.5 earthquake in napa valley may have been small but it did cause some problems. caltrans engineers were out inspecting roads and rivers when they found damage to the oakville bridge.

the bridge crosses the napa river and the silverado trail. caltrans says it will remain closed until further notice. the bridge was already set for a p lanned replacement starting this summer. a world renowned structural engineer is back in the bay area. dr.kit miamoto landed at san francisco airport today. as mike mibach reports he arrived home with even more concern for many buildings in the bay area and beyond. >> this is what we keep out. this is a totally collapsed school. >> reporter: kip miamoto snapping photos, documenting, learning what he can from the devastating 7.8 earthquake. >> i would say probably 90%, heavily damaged or collapsed. >> reporter: miamoto is a

worldwide recognized -- >> you almost feel like you're in some sort of a world war ii movie or something. >> reporter: with dr. miamoto's return he brings with him a little bit of concern. he says all you have to do is look up. >> you can imagine that type of earthquake here in san francisco. >> reporter: the earthquake in nepal should be another wake up call to city government. newer high rises need to be more than up to code, they need to be resilient. a well worth project. >> i think they need to be up to date to live in these

buildings. they use the building code which is almost equivalent. and these buildings performed well. >> reporter: but says they did not perform great. >> apartments after that kind of a thing happens, obviously the yellow tag and red tag you cannot occupy the building so you have no place to stay after that. and you lose the investment completely. and that's like a really tragic story. >> reporter: a story he doesn't want to see descend on to this or any other major city in the golding state. mike mibach, ktvu news. on wall street, stocks edge lower today. the dow finished lower by 53 points. the nasdaq and s & p were nearly flat. analysts say investors didn't react strongly to word from janet yolen that an interest state hike would be appropriate this year if the economy improves. take a look at this, in millvalely a driver had to --

in mill valley a driver had to swim to safety. the car went off a driveway, through a fence, and then down an enbankment before landing in the pool. the woman wasn't hurt but her toyota prius was a complete loss. no word yet on how she lost control of her car. the man convicted of killing washington, d.c. intern shaundra levy will get a new trial. a key witness gave faulty testimony. her murder back in 2001 attracted national attention because of her romantic relationship with california congressman gary condit. a softball coach in the south bay has been accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year- old girl. police in milpitas arrested 22- year-old mary shawnburg of san jose two weeks ago. they said they launched an investigation back in february

after they got a tip that she was possibly having an inappropriate relationship with the alleged victim. shawnburg was an assistant coach for the taboo girled fast pitch girl team. police are asking any other potential victims to call them. san francisco leaders announced the start of a new project today to house homeless veterans and their families. plans call for 100 units of housing to be built on what is now a parking lot south of at&t park. half are intended for homeless families, the rest for some of the estimated 700 homeless vets in the city. money for the project is now coming from high tech heavyweights including ron conway and mark benioff along with the golden state warriors who contributed $5 million. new information about a deadly crash last year involving a tour bus and a fed ex truck. >> checking on the forecast for the holiday weekend. we have a warm up in store.

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a 77-year-old woman who was

attacked on mother's day in san francisco unfortunately died today from her injuries. lin luin had just gotten off a bus when she was attacked. police say a black female hit her in the head twice. investigators would like to talk to witness. especially the person who stopped to help lin luin. 10 people died and dozens more were hurt in that crash last april on interstate 5 just outside of chico. the chp spent the last 13 months investigating the crash. and they say after it happened the fed ex driver made an unsafe lane change. the driver of the bus was not able to avoid the truck. a valuable piece of san francisco music history has gone missing and police are

asking your help. a man had a famous eyeball with hat mask from a band called the residents. he loaned the mask to a museum in seattle and was traveling when the mask was shippedded back in a black shipping case. also missing is an original album cover of the band. if you've seen the mask or that cover photo san francisco police would like to hear from you. in the republic of ireland today, voters went to the poll on legalizing same-sex marriage. the referendum comes 22 years after ireland decriminalized homo sexuality. five years ago, irish gays won the right to enter into civil unions. if the referendum passes the predominantly catholic country would be the first to accept

same-sex marriage by vote. see if a little rain delay affected hitting. and our chief meteorologist bill martin will bring us the weather for our unofficial start of summer. and the evidence that mount lasen is still active and is going to erupt again.

in shasta county, officials are commemorating an awe inspiring nomination. mount lassen volcano erupted creating a wave of molten ash. new research is showing exactly what happened that day and when lassen may erupt again. >> reporter: covered in snow, crowded in shroud and looming more than 10,000 feet in the

air. mount lassen has now been asleep for exactly 100 years. but boiling mud and venting steam from deep understood ground show that lassen is still a volcano. still very much alike. >> reporter: some of the rocks rained down around lassen when just after 4:00 on may 22, 1915 the mountain exploded. 50miles away in downtown red bluff people looked up and saw a plume of rocks and ash shooting 30,000 feet in the air. as that plume came plunging back down at 100 miles per hour it swept lassen's eastern face and obliterated everything in its past. >> it would be coming at us in a wave but it would also be raining small pieces. >> reporter: lassen had been rumbling for nearly a year and attracted the attention of ben

franklin lumis. one of california's first photography buffs. lumen started taking pictures and they were there until as it happened lumens ran out of film. >> they left about four hours before the big eruption. if they would have stayed there, they would have been killed. >> reporter: before they left, lumen snapped this photo of a boulder. a boulder which lumis labeled hot rock because it was still hot to the touch. >> they took this picture that proved to be critical. >> reporter: critical because they've been able to analyze how much damage was done and how much was done by the big one in 1927. 20 years later, lumis hot rock

sit under the trees. gradually lassen went back to sleep. these days at the library near by shingle town the 1915 eruption is remembered in history books but most people believe lassen's next eruption won't happen any time soon. >> we don't worry about it but it would be fun. it would be fun to go see. >> reporter: scientists to monitor lassen for earthquakes and land swells. >> it is going to pop its top i just can't tell you when. >> reporter: the 1915 eruption was a relatively small one for lassen. much bigger eruptions have happened here before and will again about once every 7,000 years. the temperatures around here today slightly warmer than they were the last few days.

drizzle as we talked about. a lot of cloud cover and windy. these are the highs that we got today. lots of 60s. low 70s. tomorrow we get back up, we will see temperatures that are going to be mid-70s in these warmer inland spots. so look forward to that a live camera shot now looking back toward san francisco in what you're seeing not necessarily fog. we see a lot of cloud cover. of course you knew that. that's been pretty much the last two weeks. this pattern continues as this low pressure system the one that's been causing all the trouble. the cool hat -- atmosphere. when that shows up, winds will shift a little bit more northwest and temperatures are warm. just in time for your bay area weekend things are looking good. a few showers moving east. but real small stuff.

54 in napa. 58 in concord. tomorrow like today but more sunshine and slightly warmer. 62degrees for a daytime high. downtown san francisco. check out oakland tomorrow. 55degrees for a daytime high. the warmest of our cities will likely see more sunshine. right through the day you have low 70s in the santa clara valley. here's the forecast model. just extensive cloud cover. they're going to have plenty of shower activity going on there. that's going to continue in the wet pattern. for us there's your saturday afternoon. there's your sunday morning. the fog is going to be there. this is your look but warmer. and then you really see it sunday afternoon.

saturday nice there. tomorrow low 70s. sunday, monday mid-70s maybe even upper 70s. so not bad. 69 santa clara. 70 in san jose. and then along the coast low clouds and then the five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. warmer as we head into your sunday. that's your warmest day on the weekend. and monday memorial day looks good as well. memorial day is a good day to bar-be-que but there's a very important day and important to remember those who served our country and that's what today is about. i know we all do and just have to remind yourselves sometime. >> a will the of people paid the price for us here. scott is in for mark. and we've been talking so much about the warriors we haven't thought about the giants. >> the giants playing great ball but being completely overshadowed by the warriors. that hasn't happened much in the last i don't know 40 years.

the giants in colorado looking for their seventh straight win. it was a moist night in denver. 6th inning. brandon belt making it rain. not literally but that's an upper deck shot. fourthof the year. 3-0 giants. they did have their giant shut out streak at 34th consecutive innings which is incredible. 9th inning. 8-4 san francisco. matt duffey making it 10-4. they lead 11-4 going to the bottom of the ninth. then a rain delay for an hour and a half. they did the postgame fireworks display during the rain delay to pass the time. santiago casillas end it. and the a's looking for a late. ron washington back with the

team to help shore up the but forgot to teach the guys how to catch an under toss. evan longoria deposits one. how are the a's feeling these days? that pretty much sums it up. oakland we have a problem. why the warriors were grounded on route to houston. plus lebron not grounded. not by a long shot. how king james stole the show in the atl.

welcome back everybody, lebron versus steph. that would be good entertain. it is getting closer and closer to reality. hawks and king james was awesome on this night. third quarter lebron simply toying with the defense. the behind the back shot. wide open three the cavs are up by 17. james spin move and the floater. one rebound shy of a triple double. the cavs win easily. they take a 2-0 series lead. the warriors were riding high

on the wings of their game two victory. but they weren't flying high on the wings of the team plane at least not initially. the team was slated to take off to houston around 10:00 this morning but they had mechanical issues. they had to switch aircrafts. so no practice today but it's the other guys that are still smarting from last night's crazy final sequence. >> we're not going to go any where. we're going to keep standing here and swinging. that's what we do. we're just going to keep standing here and swinging. i told my team. we just have to battle back. >> remember that guy. he hasn 't played much ball the last couple of seasons. bryant has apparently just one more year in him. bryant indicated on twitter he hasn 't made his midnight yet. so we will hear more about that

but all we care about is game three tomorrow in houston. >> our coverage continues right now on ktvu.com. have a great weekend. good night. >> see you later.

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