septa trains collide. four people are injured after an incident on the tracks in upper darby. condemning anti-semitism. president trump makes a new statement about a recent wave of hate crimes. warm weather is returning, temperatures will climb again, and this time they could go even higher than they did this weekend. right now a train accident along the market frankford lines that sends four people to the hospital. the trains were not in service at the time of this wreck. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. the injured victims were on board two separate cars.

this all happened near the 69th street transportation center. pamela osborne starts us off live from the scene. what are you hearing about the four people injured in the collision. >> reporter: a 57-year-old man who was operated that train is in critical condition. about a half dozen cars are off the track right now. take a look for yourself. here's what else we're being told by investigators. one train, train number 57, hit a stopped train on this seam track. another train that was moving in the opposite direction on another track was sideswiped. there were two civilians on board and they were injured. the fire chief tells us a total of four people were hurt. the breakdown is two septa employees and queue passengers. two people suffered head injuries and were semiconscious when they were transported to the hospital by an ambulance this morning. another two people had knee and ankle injuries.

two of the patients when to delaware county. the other went to lincoln. one of the train operators is in critical condition right now. i talked to one man who lived in the area. >> i heard a big bang. then all of a sudden i heard the fire engines and all. i knew something big happened, but i didn't know what until i got here and seen this mess. >> reporter: so how did all of this happen? that's still under investigation right now as we take a live look back out here at the scene. these cars with stable despite the fact they are off of the tracks at this hour. so now that investigation begins into exactly what happened, how fast those cars were moving at the time of accident. we also know federal officials have been notified of this accident. nbc10 news. >> jessica boyington is checking

on how this is impacting commuter rail service. what can you tell us? >> earlier, we were seeing some delays. now the market frankford service, there's an investigation of course of the train accident just near that. 69th street transportation center. what they're doing in place of that is shuttle bussing. they're operating that service between 69th street and 63rd street there as well. of course, it is in upper darby also. earlier parts of market street were shut down. that looks back open right here. now the transportation center is right in this general area. we have a closure. that's actually 69th street, but there's a bunch of roads in the area that are impacted, we west chester, pike, and victory avenue as well. police were there investigating an accident involving a school bus and a car that was driven by a student. there were no serious injuries.

our temperatures continue to dip back down as people are getting back to work after the presidents day holiday. nbc10 camera in rocks borough this morning. krystal klei is here with the most accurate forecast in the area. >> we still have afternoon to climb. we are going to see 50s return to the board. th we're at 46 right now in philadelphia. 41 in our pennsylvania suburbs. lehigh valley low 40s. you see these live camera looks outside. while we still have some sun breaking through the clouds, it is kind of a milky sky. you see that gray color. take a look at your satellite

map and you'll see what i'm talking about. radar would pick up the rain or snow. we don't have anything like that in the viewing area, but we do have are the clouds. that's the grayish color across the board. some clouds throughout your tuesday and temperatures a little lower as a result. here's the temperature trend. we hit a high of 68 on saturday. we hit 70 on sunday. yesterday we still made it up to 58. notice where the average is. 45 degrees. still way warmer than is typical for this time of year. today we get closer, but still warmer than average. we climb right back up. we're starting in the low to mid 60s for your wednesday, but we have more 70s on the board as we get through the rest of your workweek and even your weekend. all right. the search is on for a gunman who fired a shot at philadelphia police. this happened late last night at fifth street and champ lost avenue in albany. officers approached a group of

men who were shooting at each other. one man fired at officers. no officers were hurt. the person repelled through a vent in the building's roof using a rope. he stole cash along with a gun. this happened last week at 4:00 in the morning on north broad street. a rope was also used to break into the kcostco in king f prussia last week. he stole thousands of dollars in jewels. police are looking to see if the same man involved is the same man in the lansdale burglary. president trump is condemning anti-semitism. he toured the new museum for the first time. while there, he said the recent wave of attacks on the jewish

community must stop. >> the anti-semitic threats targeting our jewish community and community centers are horrible and are painful and very sad reminder of the work that still must be done to root out hate and prejudice and evil. >> the fbi is investigating a string of bomb threats against jewish community centers nationwide. since the new year, authorities say 54 jewish centers have been targeted in 27 states. 11 new threats were called in monday. also today the president may sign an executive order issuing a new travel ban. the white house hopes the new order will counter the federal court's objections to his current ban. it's expected to target the same seven majority muslim countries, but it would only bar entry to those without a visa and who have never entered the united

states before. employees at the environmental protection agency will hear from their new boss today. scott pruitt was confirmed by the senate friday. he's expected to lay out his vision for the agency today. pruitt believes the epa needs to be cut down in size and regulations reign regulations reined in. sunday night there was another attack about 15 miles away at the arundal apartments in pine creek. >> the same thing happened in other apartment communities is concerning. >> the most recent incident police say a man held a woman at gunpoint, forced her into a dark colored suv, then physically and sexually assaulted her. he forced her to drive to withdraw money from atms. police say at least two men

armed with electrical tape and plastic ties broke into the victims' home through the garage friday night. the men attacked the 51-year-old victim and left him tied up and gagged in a back upstairs bedroom unable to get help for two days. the victim's brother broke through a second floor window and fiound him. neighbors were shocked. >> i was here friday. we didn't even notice anything. >> the victim's brother says surveillance video caught the attackers on video. his condition is improving and he's now able to communicate. it is highway safety awareness week in pennsylvania. there's a change in the child passenger safety law. it requires rear facing car seats for all children under the age 2 or who don't meet the

height and weight requirements. the law took effect last summer. repeat dui offenders, you'll soon need an interlock ignition device in your vehicles. we're following a tragedy down under. a plane crashes into a shopping center in australia with four americans on board. the moment of impact was caught on camera. find out what the victims were doing in that part of the world. a security breach at one of america's biggest airports. how did nearly a dozen people at jfk get onto a plane without security screening. a plane is landing in those gray skies. clouds today and cooler temperatures, but then a big warmup on the way. we'll take a look at that coming up.

we are following breaking news this morning in upper darby. sky force 10 is over the 69th street transportation terminal where three septa trains collided. the trains were out of service, but four people were hurt, including a septa train operator who is in critical condition. jessica boyington is here now with how this is impacting commuters this morning. >> an accident investigation underway. we have 69th street

transportation center in a little bit of a lockdown in a sense. it was the market frankford line train that was involved in the collision. shuttle buses are operating between 69th street and 63rd street. market street earlier was closed to traffic. right now back open, but you can definitely see a little bit of a slowdown, at least on some of the roads around the area. impacting market street, west chester pike, and victory avenue. watch for delays surrounding the station as well and be prepared to be shuttle bussed. an australian vacation turns tragic for four americans that were killed along with their pilot when their charter plane crashed into a shopping center in melbourne. the pilot reported a catastrophic engine failure moments before this plane

crashed into the rear of a shopping center. dash cam video from a car approaching the area shows a fireball rising to the sky at the crash scene. every year 2,000 children are able to attend private or parochial schools in philadelphia. the deadline to apply for the next school year to the children's scholarship is coming up. thank you both for being here. tell us a little bit more about the investigation and what it offers students. >> what it offers students is a chance in the early grades, k through eighth grade, to go to a great private or parochial school if you're a philadelphia resident. they're four-year scholarships that are all issued by random lottery. we've been able to give 28,500

scholarships. >> jackie, your children attend catholic school in philadelphia thanks to these scholarships. tell us why you decided to apply and what your experience has been with the program. >> the reason i applied is because i wanted to give my children the opportunity that their parents didn't have. it means the world to me. they're learning so much and they're enjoying their school. i'm just very grateful. >> how many kids? >> three. >> you have three. ida, walk us through the process in how to apply for scholarship. there's jackie with her three children. >> currently, we consider 5400 considers, but every year we open it up to new families. there'll be 2,000 now four-year awards issued this coming march. the deadline is march 1st. the best way for families to apply is to go online at csfdefinitely.org.

there's no fee for the application. it takes three minutes, and you really have a great chance of changing the course of your child's life. >> jackie, do you see this doing that for your children? do you see it changing the course of their lives? tell us, kind of articulate for us, the impact it's had on your family now and what you foresee in the future on how it will impact them. >> it has changed my children. i see that they are trying to learn as much as they can. and there's twin boys. they're in the sixth grade. they're already talking about high school and college. they know where they want to go to college, and they know where they want to go to high school. my youngest, she's following her brothers' footsteps and she's like i'm going to school with them. so they are looking forward to the future, so this is a good thing. i see lots of kids that don't have that direction. >> maybe that's the success of this program is giving kids a

peek into what their future may hold for them. so we wish you well. good luck to you. >> thank you so much. >> your children look beautiful. >> thank you. >> applications are being accepted right now for 2,000 scholarships to private or parochial schools. you must be a philadelphia resident in order to apply. the deadline is march 1st. go to nbc10.com. ladies, thank you very much. we're beginning with a live look outside cape may, new jersey. beautiful shot of the ocean out here. it's a pretty empty beach now that we're back to a normal work schedule, but temperatures are pretty mild out there and they just warm up in the days to come. today is our coolest day of the week. here's what we're looking at currently in our philadelphia neighborhoods. we're at 46 degrees in society hill. 46 chestnut hill.

48 for graduate hospital and fox chase almost to 50 there. 49 degrees there currently, but we'll make it to the 50s as we go through the next several hours into the afternoon. clayton at 48. same for pittman. pretty much we're calling this area the upper 40s. radar and satellite we saw this a moment ago. still showing off just that layer of clouds. it's not a rain producer, but it's going to make for that gray or milky sky you're going to see throughout the afternoon as this continues to spill across, which will assist with limiting the heating that we see and as a result not making it to the 60s. neighborhood temperatures right now. we're looking at your highs for today. 53 center city. somerton, 51. in new jersey, 52 for trenton.

upper 40s along the shore. a few spots may make it to the low 50s. in delaware low 50s as well. hour by hour shows us that mix of clouds and sun that we continue with through 6:30 this evening and even overnight as well through to your wednesday morning. 7:00 a.m. you see a nice blanket of clouds over the area. you might have noticed there's really no rain. we could see a few sprinkles tomorrow morning along the northern edge of our viewing area, but that's it. here it is tuesday through friday. look at the climb. it's not just for philly. this is for dover as well as allentown and wildwood. we're getting up to the low 60s in allentown, but how about philadelphia and dover? low 70s thursday and friday. we stay dry as well on this forecast. there's no chance of rain through the workweek. in fact, we don't see a chance of showers until saturday where we could see so the scattered

thunderstorms and look at the temperatures. still at 70 degrees saturday. we do cool down to 48 for the high on sunday. though technology may have unintended consequences on your health, are your electronic devices actually making you age faster? see why some scientists are starting to research that question. and youtube has lots of videos that help you with do-it-yourself projects, but do they really save you time? we'll take a look at that.

we have breaking news out of wilmington, delaware. investigators are on the ground. this is at 23rd and market, and this is what we know. two people have been shot. we don't know their conditions. we're making phone calls and we're trying to find out as much information as we can, but stay tuned on air and online. we'll bring you information as we get it.

this morning the tsa is trying to figure out why a checkpoint at new york's jfk airport was left unattended. because of that, 11 passengers were able to get on flights without going through screenings. the security breach happened yesterday morning. the tsa says it's confident the incident presents minimal risk to the aviation transportation system. doctors have long known cancer is the leading cause of death among hispanic americans in general. researchers have discovered that cubans have the highest overall cancer death rates for men and women. more cubans than puerto ricans die from endometrial and breast cancer. the study did not look into the reason for the ethnic differences. your electronic devices could be making you age faster

in a way that may surprise you. scientists are beginning to look at the blue light coming from your phone and tablet and your computer screens. it's called high energy visible light which could cause as much damage to your skin as sun. researchers think over time the blue light penetrates into the skin and causes premature ageing. >> this can cause wrinkling, changes of texture to the skin, brown spots, all things people associate with the ageing process. >> doctors recommend buying a blue light filter for your phone and tablet. they typically cost less than $10. an accident involving two trains near the 69th street transportation center. we'll have a live update coming up at 11:30. headstones toppled. this morning relatives are

reacting to an act of vandalism at a jewish cemetery as the president speaks out about anti-semitism.

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weathertech. made right, in america a train accident along the market frankford line sends four people to the hospital. one of them is listed in critical condition. this all happened near the 69th street transportation center. we have live team coverage on the accident and how it is impacting traffic in our area. pamela osborne is on the scene. pam, tell us what you're learning. >> reporter: we got some updated information from the septa safety investigators who were here on scene. a total of seven cars are now off the tracks. you can see them right here. two septa operators were injured. one of them a 57-year-old man is in critical condition right now. two passengers were also hurt

when three six-car trains collided. investigators say train number 57 wuas moving when it collided with another train on this same track. the train that was hit was not moving. at the same time a third train that was in motion in the opposite direction on a different track was sideswiped. this all happened just a few minutes after 8:00 this morning. if you're familiar with the station, you'll know when the trains round this corner, passengers have already usually gotten off at the platform. again, the operator from train 57, the initial train that hit, is in critical condition right now. the other people have non-life-threatening injuries. here's the fire chief on exactly what those injuries are. >> two suffered ankle injuries. one person lunged forward and put their hands up to stop them. actually, it was a knee injury. and there were two people with

head injuries, disoriented, semiconscious. >> reporter: despite the appearance of these train cars, they're actually stable. so we've seen septa workers on the tracks here at times going in and out of some of those cars here to begin their investigation. we're trying to figure out more as to how this all happened. one of the questions they're working to figure out is how fast those trains were going, if there was some sort of a signal issue. again, all part of this active investigation which is underway right now. reporting live in upper darby, i'm pamela osborne. first alert jessica boyington is checking on how this is impacting commuter rail service. jess, what can you tell us? >> considering there is a collision here and there were injuries underway, you can see that halted service. additionally, it's the market frankford line with that investigation near 69th street transportation center.

that's the center that is impacted. now they're shuttle bussing passengers right now instead of operating those trains in between 69th street and 63rd street. earlier we were seeing delays with passengers because there's a lot of back up with those shuttle buses as well. you may have to take your own car as well. now, right around the 69th street transportation center out in upper darby, that's in this general area here. we had earlier road closures in the area. right now market street is back open. 69th street has a closure on it. all the surrounding areas are a little slow, specifically market street, west chester pike, and victory avenue. just a short time ago while touring the new african-american history museum, president trump called anti-semitism horrible

and says it must stop. headstones were toppled at a jewish cemetery. the fbi is investigating a string of bomb threats. 54 jewish centers have been targeting in 27 states. >> it's absolutely outrageous that this is occurring. it's unprecedented in terms of the scale of that. >> so far no actual attacks have taken place and no bombs have been found. and this morning police are still trying to find a gunman who shot three teenagers in philadelphia. authorities say the teens, ages 16, 17, and 19, were shot on north american street around 7:30 last night. all three are expected to recover from their injuries. several candidates are vying to replace seth williams. the da's former number two made his candidacy official yesterday. he asked voters to judge him by

the accomplishments of the da's office and not by the mistakes of his former boss. williams announced earlier this month he would not seek re-election following an ethics scandal surrounding unreported gifts. >> with respect to the way he handled, how he handles, and with respect to the way i handle, we're two different people. >> he owes $190,000 in tax liens to the irs and others. he says he's on a repayment plan and says it would not impact him to be a fair district attorney. six other candidates are running for the da. the race includes six democrats and one republican. this morning we continue our week long look at youtube advice. more people are turning to the web for advice on home repairs,

especially if you want to do it yourself, but can that be a risky move? why those videos might be doing more harm than good. >> let's start off with the supply lines. >> reporter: who needs a how-to book when you have access to thousands and perhaps millions of videos on a particular topic. does it ever lead you down the wrong path though? >> oh, yeah. definitely. >> reporter: kristin snyder is renovating her kitchen. >> sometimes it's a little far out of my reach and i have to watch multiple times or multiple videos. >> there's a lot of different things a contractor would know, but they don't. >> reporter: he knows a lot and he's seen a lot when it comes to home repairs gone bad. >> plumbing is the biggest. sinks are always the big

culprit. plumbing is usually a two to three trip repair. >> reporter: electrical too. >> you don't know who is doing this and how many times they've done it. >> reporter: and doing it wrong could be dangerous. one mistake like not killing the power could kill you. >> if you watch three videos on youtube the way they're listed on the right side from the same thing, that's why if you go on the right site, you'll see the approved way of doing it. >> reporter: he suggested do-it-yourself.com as an alternative. bring a photo of that pipe or part. better yet, bring the piece in yourself if you can. after all time is money. >> even seeing your father do it when you were a kid tells you how hard it could be. >> reporter: one safety survey found one in four homeowners who completed a diy project said

they injured themselves or someone else. above all, read the instructions and warnings first before following along. nbc10 news. >> and we'll continue to bring you our look at online advice the rest of the week. tomorrow morning we're looking at car care and when you need to get a mechanic involved. plus, we want to know what kind of advice you turn to youtube for and if you find it helpful. one of washington, d.c.'s most famous residents is moving overseas. it's a sad day for many who watched the cub grow up at the zoo. the cub made an impression on thousands at the national zoo. the 3-year-old panda cub is hopping a flight for china today where she'll join a breeding program. bao bao will be traveling with

her veterinarian and her favorite keeper. >> i me'm sure the last day i'm with her there'll be tears, but i couldn't be more proud of her. >> keepers packed bamboo, apples, honey, and sweet potatoes. our partnership with local animal shelters is our mission to help pets find loving forever homes. pets like this dog, ridley. katy zachry shares ridley's success story. >> reporter: if you didn't know, you might say ridley has been with the marino family for years, but she's only been here a few months. >> we were just kind of looking around and just standing there. all of a sudden i looked down and i see this little dog looking up at me and it was this one. >> reporter: meredith marino

knew this face was the perfect edition to her family. they'd been looking to adopt a dog and were led to the providence animal center in media, a no kill shelter that gets stray and orphaned animals from all over the country. it's one of nbc10's partners for its annual clear the shelters event. >> we totally emptied the shelter that day and it makes spots for so many other animals in need. they not only saved ridley, but they save the animals they make room for. >> she was so sweet and so affectionate. we just couldn't put her back in the shelter at that point. >> seeing something like this with this beautiful family is probably beyond our wildest dreams for a dog like ridley. >> be sure to mark your calendar. our next clear the shelters event is on august 19th.

right now you can learn more about the nationwide campaign and you can read more about success stories like ridley's. well, it's a workout you can stick to. we'll show you an exercise routine that follows a different beat. see how women in south jersey were inspired to work out by a hit nbc show. temperatures right now five to ten degrees cooler than yesterday, but there's a big warmup on the way. we'll look at how high those temperatures go right through your weekend coming up.

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we're getting new information about the collision involving three septa trains in upper darby. here's a live look at it from sky force 10. four people were hurt when the trains hit at the 69th street transportation center. one of the victims is in critical condition. investigators say one train hit a stopped train on the same track. then a third train going in the other direction was sideswiped. as we get more details on the cleanup, we'll pass them on to you. keep the nbc10 app handy for instant updates. uber is launching an independent investigation over allegations from a former employee of sexual harassment in the workplace. she says uber ignored her

allegations. uber's ceo tweeting yesterday this type of behavior is unacceptable and anyone who thinks it is will be fired. he has named eric holder to lead the review. now to a new fitness craze with the biggest piece of workout equipment. drumstic drumsticks. the craze played a big role on nbc's "this is us." cydney long explains. >> reporter: grab your drumsticks and get ready to rock your workout. tina can't get enough of pound fit and neither can her clients. >> it is a 45-minute workout of you leave everything at the door and you just work it all out. >> reporter: you may have seen the signature weighted green

drumsticks on "this is us." dozens of women are rocking a huge calorie burn aimed at core strength. >> it is different because it is high energy. you're working your core and it is just very fast paced. >> i need you to come and get me. >> i'm a huge fan of the show and of pound. >> reporter: her motto, don't stop when you're tired. stop when you're done. >> it looks deceiving, but you really work up a set. you work your obliques, your gluts, your legs. it's proof that anybody can do it. >> pound is my favorite. >> all the stress comes out of you when you're pounding. >> reporter: no excuses. cydney long, nbc10 news. >> watch "this is us" tonight at 9:00. it is followed by "chicago fire"

at 10:00. well, this weekend a philadelphia landmark will be transformed into a party hot spot. the reading terminal market is hosting the seventh annual party for the market this saturday night. gupta is the general manager of the market and an old friend. appreciate you coming to the show. >> thank you having for me. >> tell us what's in store for saturday night. >> the party for the market is our annual fundraiser. we're a nonprofit corporation. it helps us raise half of our capital budget and it totally transforms the market for the night. our guests come there. up to 30 or 40 of our merchants are handing out sample size portions of their menu highlights. we have three different dance bands and a casino gambling

area. we have a wonderful silent auction. >> tell us where the money goes. does it help improve the market? what does it do? >> our building is nearly 125 years old now. as you can imagine, a building that old presents any number of capital challenges from maintaining the air-conditioning and heating equipment to general upkeep throughout the entire market, so this party raises about half our capital budget and that's important so that we can still maintain a facility that is occupied by primarily small philadelphia family-owned businesses. we're not a place where chains or franchises come to sell their products. >> you're not a mall. >> not a mall. >> the folks that are there, your vendors, are family owned. you must know why the reading market is such a draw,

particularly the tourists. you had a huge influx of people. probably because of the nice weather. >> i think we provide an experience that very few public spaces can offer. we're a place where every walk of life, every race, every ethnicity, every language, every religion, everyone comes there and can experience the terminal in their own way. and it is then the diversity, the diversity of the products they sell, the quality they sell -- because you can get to know the butcher behind the counter because they're the owner. >> that's the good thing about it. you smell spices that are unfamiliar to the senses. it is like being at the mediterranean or middle east or even polynesia where i'm from. it is such a wonderful place. the seventh annual party in the market is happening this saturday night, february 25th from 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

it is a wonderful time at the reading terminal market. thank you very much. >> thank you so much, vai. >> appreciate it. >> glad to be here. reading terminal market is my absolute favorite. here's a look at our temperatures out there. if you have not gotten out recently and want to roam around town, a nice forecast to do so. 42 in reading. leonardsville sitting at 43 degrees as well and lehigh valley about the same. nazareth, 42 degrees for the current temperature. upper 40s, maybe a few spots nearing 50 by this afternoon. in our delaware neighborhoods close to 50s. marshallton, 46. reed point at 46 degrees.

farther south, temperatures similar, but a little warmer in spots. allendale already making it to the 50s. 49 lewis beach and milton at 48 degrees. going to see the 50s by this afternoon throughout our delaware neighborhoods. there's the clouds we've been talking about. the kind of gray you see on the board, that's the layer of clouds roaming through. breaks of sunshine as well. on your three-day outlook, notice this is a dry forecast moving forward and a climbing forecast. the high today is 53 in philly. by tomorrow 63 and thursday there it is, 70 degrees. those are the days when you want to get home from work and take the dog on a long walk. same in the suburbs. 51 tuesday. mid upper 60s by your thursday. staying dry as well. the lehigh valley up to 62 by thursday. today a high of 50 officially. new jersey, you're at 51 with 60

tomorrow and 67 thursday. check it out. in delaware by thursday up to 70 for the forecast high. the crazy thing is that is not the only 70-degree day in our week long forecast. friday will stay in the 70s. then take a look at your weekend. this is when we see the change. we could see some thunderstorms as well, but we're still at 70 on your saturday in philly and 70 new jersey. the shore and delaware up to 72 degrees. then behind the rain much cooler conditions which actually just brings us back to average temperatures in the low to mid 40s. a few spots in the 50s for your sunday. we'll be right back.

coming up this afternoon starting at 3:00, jennifer lopez stops by the "ellen show." a new study weighs the benefits of pre-k programs and whether they're worth it in the long run for your child's education. train service at the 69th street transportation center is stopped while investigators do their job after a train

collision. three cars hit each other around 8:30 this morning. four people went to the hospital. one septa train operator is listed in critical condition. we're working to find out how the afternoon rush hour will be handled. just keep the nbc10 app near you because when we get details you'll be the first to know. let's get a look at the afternoon weather. >> it's not a bad forecast today, but it's a little cooler than what we've been seeing the past several days. >> we've been spoiled. >> we have. what we're looking at is 53 for the forecast high. then we move along. 63 wednesday, 70 by thursday. friday up to 71. we stay warm saturday, but this will be a changing day because showers, thunderstorms, are going to move through. then we do finally cool off again. 48 is closer to where we should be this time of year than being cool. not a bad forecast. >> amazingly spoiled in february. thanks for watching "nbc10 news

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