right now at 11:00, the hunt for a road rage killer comes to a sudden end. a man is now accused of gunning down a teenage girl on a highway. a twitter post from president trump has millions reacting tonight. some calling it threatening. others say it's harmless. and packed crowds across our region for a fourth of july celebration. plus the biggest event about to happen. "nbc 10 news" starts now. >> this is a story of a savage and senseless murder. >> tonight, the search is over for a man accused of road rage murder. 28-year-old david desper turned himself in after a multistate search that lasted several days. he surrendered and was charged just one day after police

released surveillance video of a pickup truck allegedly used in that road rage killing. and now the 28-year-old is facing several charges, including first and third degree murder, criminal homicide, and reckless endangerment. lauren walks us through what happened today and what's next for desper. >> he pulled out a again and shot bianca in the head, killing her instantly. >> reporter: the family tearfully listening to how the 18-year-old was killed. they sat together leaning on each other for support, as the district attorney announced they had the man believed responsible. 28-year-old david desper turned himself in early this morning. >> has he been here the past couple of days? >> no, he has not. >> reporter: his neighbor heard the road rage story but was shocked the suspect was living so close to home. >> it's just crazy.

i just don't know. i'm shocked. >> reporter: david desper lived here. inside, police found the weapon they believe he used to kill bianca. for those grieving her, still heartbreak today. >> we just had the graduation for the school, and the kids were so full of hope. >> reporter: but at least a little relief. >> i said are they ever going to get this guy? my friend said, they're going to get the truck and the guy. and i said, how do you know? she said, they just will. >> reporter: they found that red truck at an address in glenn mills. david desper is expected to face a judge july 13. >> nbc 10 has been covering the story from the beginning.

stay with us on air and online as we get you details on the murder. download the nbc 10 app to get instant 10 alerts directly to your phone. tonight, dancing, celebrating, and eating were all on the menu today as the events continued across philadelphia. as tim shows us, hundreds gathered on the art museum steps to celebrate a local icon. >> reporter: if you were in philly today, you know how busy it was around the various historic sites. and tonight, a big party on the art museum steps, too. most were here to celebrate this guy. >> when he started running, he was motivating people to follow him. >> reporter: hundreds snapped pictures of the rocky picture

tonig -- statue tonight. the only thing that can make this event fill even more philly -- >> tasty cakes. >> reporter: this is yet another great free welcome america event that makes us feel the philly pride whether we live here or not. does it get any better than this? watching "rocky" on the steps he made famous. another great night in the city. >> this is just the place to be. it's the birthplace of america, independence day. you can't speak of independence without philadelphia. >> reporter: all the people here watching the movie, i hope they get some rest. the busiest days are still ahead, leading up to tuesday's party in the parkway. i'll there. >> i'm going to try to be there. to see the pictures and for continuing coverage, including

events, information, and videos, download the nbc 10 app. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist erica martin joins us with the forecast. hot one today but what about tomorrow? >> a little hotter. really nice day all around. we have temperatures climbing into the upper 80s and low 90s. today, 88 degrees. tomorrow, the expected high temperature in redding, 90. bethlehem, upper 80s. so plenty of hot temperatures to go around the entire viewing area for the p.a. suburbs. newtown, 92 for you. mt. airy seeing 90. so a really warm trend for tomorrow. be sure you stay hydrated. apply that sun screen often throughout the day. trenton, your expected high, 91 degrees. a mix of sun and clouds. 85 for atlantic city.

galaway 90. wilmington 92. dover, your expected high 91. coming up in just a bit, we'll talk about the fact that you're seeing a mix of sun and clouds. we could see scattered showers moving through. denise, back to you. >> erica, thank you. andrea is live tonight at independence mall for what you can expect tomorrow across the city. andrea? >> reporter: we'll call this the calm before the crowd. tomorrow, for the first time, crowds will be able to enjoy performances from some of broadway's biggest shows. the stage is set on independence mall for tomorrow's performance by the philadelphia pop featuri featuring maybin gonzalez.

>> we're big fans. we're fans from the different musicals she's done on broadway. >> reporter: just like last year's historic block party, things kick off at noon. for the first time at 5:00, a broadway is headed to philadelphia. by 7:00 p.m., the orchestra will take the stage. >> we didn't realize there were so many until we got to the hotel and there was the broechue that there were so many events. >> reporter: so many free events during this celebration of the frourt of ju fourth of july, making it easy for the visitors to enjoy all the city has to offer. >> we're going see as much of the city as we can in a limited amount of time. >> reporter: back out here live at the beautiful backdrop of independence mall, nothing

celebrates a country's birthday quite like being where it all began. >> that's right. and nbc 10 has you covered for all things wawa welcome america. the nest big event starts tomorrow at 7:00. and on the fousht, rth, it's th parade from 10:00 to noon at independence hall. all of this leading up to the main event, the july fourth concert heat 7:00 p.m., followe by the fireworks show at 9:30. you can watch all these great events only here on nbc 10. a new twitter tirade from president trump. the target this time, cnn. he used more than wordis as wel. this shows president trump at a wrestlemania event knocking him to the ground. but in the video the person's

face has been koefred with the cnn logo. republican lawmakers say the president needs to stop. >> it's unfortunate. people are begging the president not to do this, and he has to stop doing it. >> president trump's tweet comes days after he personally attacked msnbc's "morning joe" host mika brzezinski and joe scarborough. cnn responded saying -- dozens of rallies calling for president trump's impeachment were held, including in philadelphia. demonstrators rallied outside the texas state capital in austin. a pro trump crowd also marched with a confederate flag. in atlanta, the smaller crowd united to demand impeachment. some said president trump should leave office because of the possibility of collusion with russia.

people in new york rallied around columbus circle. they were met with trump supporters who offered suggestions on how to make america great again. in center city, opponents and supporters of president trump marched near independence mall. police made three arrests during the rallies. two trump opponents hit a pro trump marcher outside a bar, and a third anti-trump demonstrator assaulted a police officer. new jersey governor chris christie wants lawmakers to return to the statehouse tomorrow to hammer out a state budget. the stalemate is pitting the democratic head of the assembly against the republican governor. at issue is an overhaul of the state's largest health insurer, blue cross/blue shield of new

jersey. the >> they sent me a budget today. the shutdown would be over. it is the legislature choosing not to send me either budget. [ inaudible ] >> the budget bill is 14 votes shy of the 41 it needs to pass. and the shutdown is putting a dent in holiday plans for some. right now, more than 50 state parks, historic sites and recreation areas are closed. tonight, state courts were also ordered to shut down. state police, hospitals, and new jersey transit are still in operation. state parks are closed to the public, governor chris christie is staying at island beach state park with his family. the governor's residence is owned by the state, and today, the governor defended his use of the property saying that's the way it goes. run for governor and you can have the residence. new jersey is not the only state waiting on a budget.

11 other states are in the same boat, including delaware. lawmakers agreed to a three-day budget that will get the state through the july fourth holiday. pennsylvania's budget has past the legislature and is on the governor's desk. next on nbc 10, reduced to rubble, a house explodes into bits, forcing more than 100 work toers rush to the scene. plus, rough landing. a plane's engine catches fire with dozens on board. and i have your monday forecast. could there be rain for the fourth of july? all the details coming. see you then. don't forget about tomorrow's free events for wawa welcome america. check out what you can do in the city.

tonight at least five firefighters are recovering from smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion. it happened when they were battling a house fire in bucks county. crewed arrived in quaker town late this afternoon. it took about an hour to get that fire under control. no word on how it started. one utility worker is dead and two others hurt after a gas explosion. they were investigating a leak at a home before the blast. there's only rubble left at this home in lancaster county. more than 100 emergency workers and volunteers were called to this house around 1:00 this afternoon. one neighbor says he ran to

safety when he heard the blast. >> everything was shaking, glass was going everywhere, the house felt like it was falling apart. >> four other homes nearby were also damaged. tonight, investigators want to find the vandals who posted this banner with an ethnic slur and the words "they will not divide us." it was discovered saturday. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest for those responsible. investigators are looking for the cause of the house fire in southwest philadelphia. flames broke out around midnight last night on elmwood street. crews got the fire under control in minutes and everyone inside made it out safely including the dogs. people living in parts of upstate new york are trying to

dry out after severe flooding there. this is what it looked like in madison county. storms toppled trees and powerlines and at one point thousands were without power last night. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a live look outside. it is gorgeous, mostly clear skies for tonight, loving the red, white, and blue. getting ready to celebrate for the next couple of days. philadelphia neighborhoods seeing lots of comfortable conditions. west mt. airy, 80 for you. chestnut hill at 75. society hill, warm at 83 degrees. and bustleton currently at 84 degrees. pence port, 82 for you. in jersey, also seeing a mild night across the entire viewing area for you. washington township at 75 degrees. piney hollow, your current temperature 74. florence, 81 and robinsville, 80

degrees. in delaware right now, seeing lots of upper 70s and low 80s. newark at 79. harmony hills, 80. lincoln, 77. notice the arrows here, winds out of the south, so a warm night all around. bridgeville, your current temperature 79 degrees. philly on monday, we do have a lot of clouds developing across the entire viewing area. 7:00 p.m., temperatures in the upper 80s. southwest winds at 10 miles per hour. at 8:00 p.m., still seeing lots of clouds really just starting to develop even more. i do think we'll see a scattered showers moving through at 9 miles per hour. low to mid 80s by 9:00 p.m. i do have more clouds in the forecast. and here is why. our hour by hour forecast, we're going to start this at midnight and get this going. and look at this. as we pause this tomorrow, afternoon, or evening rather at

8:00 p.m., we are seeing some light showers. kind of skirting the philly metro area. i don't think this is going to be a washout. by midnight, still seeing showers moving through the area. again, it looks like at best, it's going to be a scattered showers moving through. but because we have so many events going on, we have to go through that little by little. temperatures are going to be nice for the day. topping out in the upper 80s on tuesday. the parade is going to be at 11:00 a.m. temperature will be 85 degrees. 7:00 p.m., the concert will be nice, even though we have the slight chance of a shower. i just don't think the showers will make it. 84 for the fireworks at 9:30 p.m. and 78 degrees. we're hoping the showers stay south of us, but we do have the extra clouds developing. the forecast for tomorrow, lots of 90s across the entire viewing area. so let's take a look closely.

92 for fairmont. avolon, 82. egg harbour township, 83. and rahobeth beach, 82. so a nice, hot day tomorrow. it's going to be just a little less muggy. it's definitely going to be hot and plenty of sunshine. clouds will start to develop. we're tracking to potential for the scattered showers, especially because we have so many events. we're talking about the fact that we might have a spot shower moving through. not the best timing, but models change. >> thank you, erica. here's your sports. hi, danny. up next, there's one philly heading to the midsummer classic. we'll tell you who coming up. and after seemingly having no luck yesterday against the mets, that's coming up next.

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this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. >> the major league all-star rosters were announced tonight. pat meshach, the only phil named to the squad. this will be his second all-star appearance. >> just trying to go out there and sow throw up 0s every night. it's a pretty big honor. i'm really excited. >> pat with the quality beard

game there. phillies/mets action today. second inning, two on here. bangs one deep to left center off the base of the wall. both runners cross the dish. 2-0, phils. two batters later, andrew knapp swinging with the singles crowd. this brings in a run. 3-0, fighting phils. later, raphael montero, getting a little wild. this gets by the catcher. rivera has no idea where the ball went. 4-0, phils. and the pitcher allows one hit in the 7th inning, a home run. and this is the kind of day it was for the phillies. a pop-up to center, the fly ball carried out there. he fumbles it and recovers for the out. then throws the runner out and doubles him off at first. sometimes it's just your day. the phillies take it and win 7-4

and go 4-5 on the road trip. >> we had a good start today, and we had a lot of things go right. things got hairy at the end, those extra runs, you never know when they're going to help out. but those are the things we're harping on, because we know those things add up. we got the win today, so that was good. summer basketball will be upon us shortly. the sixers had some local flavor. darrell reynolds from villanova and brandon larson. they got a chance to talk about how it feels playing for the sixers. >> i donnell wa't want to get c up, but i'm making sure i'm playing how they want me to play. >> every time i'm here working out, it gives me motivation if i'm tired just to keep pushing.

it's a blessing to be part of my hometown team. >> even on twitter, fans are wishing me luck. i know i have the support of them. [ inaudible ] >> summer league games, all eye also be on markelle fultz and what he's trying to achieve. >> just give my all and see where that takes me. see where i need to improve, see what i'm good at. >> be sure to catch his summer league debut against the celtics tomorrow at 7:00 on tcn. the union hosting the new england revolution. second half, pass inside, takes

the far top corner. 2-0, union in control. albert kicking it from outside the box. union win 3-0. when i return, we'll hear from nick paveta's on the day's win. "feeling alright" plays ]

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good evening and welcome back to "nbc 10 news." thanks for staying up with us on your holiday weekend. and meteorologist erica martin has your most accurate forecast. how are things looking for tomorrow? >> you know what? i think we're going to have a nice stretch. tomorrow's expected high, 92 degrees. 88 on tuesday. that's the fourth of july. and then 86 on wednesday. the only thing is, we could be tracking a couple of scattered showers moving through. however, it really just looks like a mix of sun and clouds, until wednesday when we see more clouds develop.

expected high on monday, 86. the lehigh valley, 80s on tuesday. upper 80s for tomorrow. new jersey, 87 as the expected high temperature for the fourth of july. jersey shore, 85 on monday. 79 on tuesday. and delaware seeing a high of 92 tomorrow. and 89 for independence day. coming up, i have your wawa welcome america forecast. back to you, denise. >> all right, erica, thank you. >> the man accused of an act of road rage is behind bars. 28-year-old david desper turned himself in this morning rngs charged with the murder of 18-year-old bianca roberson. the two were trying to merge into traffic when he shot and killed her. take a look at what happened tonight. a driver is in custody after police in bucks county say the person crashed into a woman,

then hit this home. it happened on newport road. police arrived at the scene at 7:45 and found the victim in cardiac arrest and broken bones. a neighbor says the victim is a 70-year-old woman. police took the driver in after that. no word on the woman's condition. philadelphia's historic sites were busy today. wawa welcome america festivities are in full swing. today, city leaders read books to kids as part of the go forth and learn program. hundreds showed up to the art museum steps to take a picture with the rocky statue and prizes for the best impression. >> it's the birthplace of america. independence day, you can't have an independence day without philadelphia.

>> tonight, there was a screening of the movie at the art museum. the busiest days are still to come. there are lots of free events tomorrow and then, of course, the party on the parkway tuesday night. ♪ today, wilmington celebrated its 40th anniversary. earlier tonight, there was live music, a guided hike to the mansion, around a lesson about observing the night sky. ♪ and dozens of people spent the day at kirkwood park. there was live music and dancing to kick off the july fourth holiday. in camden county, the independence day celebration is winding down. there were rides and slides for the kids and for the adults, a

beer garden and live music. at the end of a fireworks for ever to get out and enjoy. the congressional budget office predicts the number of uninsured will increase by 22 million. and the figure is at the center of a lot of spinning by democrats and republicans. jim rosenfeld has the story. >> according to cbo, this bill would throw 22 million americans off of health insurance. >> it's not that people are getting pushed off a plan, but people would choose not to buy something they don't like or want. >> both of them are inaccurate. both of those statements are inaccurate. >> reporter: 22 million americans thrown off health insurance or opting out of coverage? according to the congressional budget office, under the senate bill, it's a question nation of both. under the affordable care act,

known as obamacare, there's a tax penalty for people who don't buy insurance. in 2016, it was $695, or 2% of a person's income, which ever is higher. under the senate bill that goes away. >> what happens is there will be people who won't buy insurance, because they aren't forced to buy it anymore, which was paul ryan's point. but to bernie sanders' point, there will be people who will be forced off, because they can't afford it. >> reporter: the senate bill reduces spending on medicaid by $772 billion over ten years. there will be 15 million fewer people on medicaid by 2026, compared to what would happen under current law according to factcheck.org. the white house is also weighing in, trying to discredit the cbo report tweeting, fact, when obamacare was signed, cbo estimated that 23 million would be covered in 2017. they were off by 100%. only 10.3 million people are covered. actually, the cbo was pretty

close. in 2012, it projected obamacare would reduce the number of people uninsured to 30 million. it actually reduced the number to 28.2 million. >> what cbo got wrong was the mix of insured. they underestimated the number of people who would be enrolled under the medicaid expansion program part of the bill. and they overestimated the number of people who had purchased private insurance on the individual market. but the overall result was pretty accurate. >> reporter: i'm chip rosenfield for nbc news. >> and this morning, rosemary connor spoke with chuck todd about the bill's future. >> what are the chances republicans can get enough leadership to sign on and what role is the white house playing? >> if they couldn't get it done before the fourth of july

recess, it's hard to imagine how they pull it off when they come back. the more this bill sits for public debate, the more senators stew over it, the more they hear from constituents, the more they're opposed to it. that's what's been happening so far. the opposition has grown, it's not shrunk on the republican side of the aisle. next on nbc 10, a scare for dozens of airline passengers. why emergency crews had to rush to the runway, as soon as this plane landed. and remember, don't miss your chance to win big during the wawa welcome america prizes. here are the prizes. >> there are several ways to enter to win a prize. go to our website, nbc10.com, or

download our free nbc 10 app and we'll announce the winner during the concert tuesday night.

six adults died when a small airplane crashed in northern wisconsin. the cessna left the chicago area and was headed to canada when it went down saturday morning. the plane dropped altitude quickly and radio contact was lost. quite a scare when this  jet's engine caught fire at the airport in denver. all 59 passengers and four crew members made it off safely. no one was hurt. investigators are trying to determine what started the fire. take a look at this. an amtrak train carrying more than 252 passengers went off the rails.

no one was hurt when that train derailed in washington state. 4 of the 15 cars slid off the rails. everyone was safely evacuated. still no word on what caused this derailment. a new twist in president trump's feud against the news media. he takes jabs at cnn in his latest twitter tirade. here's the story from washington. >> reporter: this is the video the president tweeted, edited to show him in an wwe event, meeting up with a man with a cnn logo on his face. cnn called it a sad day when the president of the united states encouraging violence against reporters. this after the president attacked mika brzezinski and joe scarborough last week. he continued his media assault saturday night. >> the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house. but i'm president, and they're not. >> reporter: president trump

says his use of social media is modern day presidential. but some republican lawmakers are again calling on him to lay off. >> it's unfortunate. the people are begging the president not to do this. and he has to stop doing it. >> reporter: as dozens of impeachment protests are held around the country sunday, the white house denies the president is distracted, and is working on getting the stalled gop health care bill passed. >> the president's held multiple meetings in the white house itself, with small business groups and other folks who are harmed by obamacare. >> reporter: but some republicans can't vote for the plan they say because it's too much like obamacare. >> the bill is being it will up like a christmas tree, and it's not repeal. >> reporter: the president says republicaning should consider repealing obamacare now and replacing it later. jennifer johnson, nbc news. senator leach is running for congress. yesterday, leach launched his bid for the seat held by

republican matt meehan. th leach is the fifth democrat to enter the race. starting tonight, many road construction projects will be put on hold to accommodate traffic. all easy pass express lanes will remain open. crews will resume work on the road projects on thursday. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm meteorologist erica martin. it is a gorgeous night today, a great night for sky gazing. a live look outside over center city. we're loving the red, white, and blue in honor of our country. be sure you look at the bottom of your screen for your neighborhood forecast. neighborhoods right now at the lehigh valley, a nice, mild night. leonardsville, your current temperature is 72 degrees.

we have a nice southerly influence. allentown, 73 for you. walnut, your current temperature 63. whitehall at 70. easton at 77 degrees. so neighborhoods right now looking great across the entire delaware valley. current temperature 77 degrees. collinsville, 73. current temperature, 72. and now you take a look at the jersey shore. a great place to be. be sure you enjoy the beach tomorrow. temperatures are going to climb one or two degrees warmer for tomorrow. 73 in upper township, summers point at 74. melissa township, 74 degrees. kate may point at 72. and atlantic city, current temperature, 74 degrees with that nice southerly flow. overnight lows, the average in

philadelphia is 68 degrees. we are going to be in the low 70s in and around philadelphia. allentown, 64 for you. mt. holly, your overnight low, 68. wilmington, 70. and dover, your expected overnight low a nice mild 71 degrees. so get out there and enjoy. tomorrow, neighborhood highs looking great as well. fairmount, 92 degrees. langhorn, 92. long port, 85. upper 60s to low 70s overnight. avolon, a few clouds are developing as the day progresses. by about 4:00, 5:00 p.m., you will see mostly cloudy skies. that's because you will have some moisture moving in. we could see a couple of scattered showers. here is your wawa welcome american forecast for independence way. muggy, so be sure you have that

water to hydrate throughout the day. 11:00 a.m., temperatures in the mid 80s. by 4:00 p.m., 92 degrees. this is for tuesday rather. and the concert, 84 degrees. fireworks, 78 as the expected temperature. however, the high temperature, i did bump this down to 88 degrees. so here is the ten-day on 10. we are not going to get a heat wave, because temperatures only climb into the upper 80s on tuesday. notice i do have a chance of showers, really one or two sprinkles at most. but i have to mention that because we do have the philly pops tomorrow in the 90s. tracking the potential for rain on thursday and friday. friday, i have added the threat of thunderstorms, as well. so denise, it really is this nice stretch as far as two nights into tomorrow. but the issue is that by tomorrow afternoon, we'll see some clouds starting to develop,

and we could see a chance of showers. 88 is the expected high temperature. monday high temperature is going to be cooler than that. on wednesday, 86 degrees. tracking the potential for some thunderstorms later in the week. at least we're getting a pretty decent monday and fourth of july. >> so the key word here is it's scattered. it's not going to be a heavy downpour. >> a lot of times it happens this time of the year. the clouds come in, sometimes they can squeeze something out. on tuesday, for the concert, we do have those showers staying to the south. but one or two models bringing just a little farther north. so it's something that we've been tracking for the past couple of days. and for the philly pops, we want to make sure that there's nothing that will hinder the concert. it's just not a bad forecast. just be sure you have a lot of water with you, because it's going to be a really hot stretch.

>> thank you, erica. here's danny with sports. >> thank you very much. coming up, nick paveta went from one of his worst starts to one of his best. and markelle fultz about to play his first game in a sixers uniform tomorrow. that's next.

welcome back. phillies' reliever pat meshach was named to the all-star team tonight. earlier today, nick paveta played like he'll play in one some day. he gave up just one hit in seven innings, two double plays helped him deal with four walks. three of the last four starts had been quality ones. >> it was just good.

so went out there, we scored four runs in the second inning, which really helped a lot. that was huge, especially coming off the last outing, having those guys getting the bats going. >> he still needs work on his secondary pitches, but once he hones those pitches, he's got a chance to be really good. >> down on the farm, scott kingery, gone. his fourth home run since being called up from redding a week ago. sizzling lot. bottom eight, j.p. crawford, also living the hard knock life, his third home run of the season. the flyers will split the goal tending duties next season. elliott replaces steve mason, who headed to winnipeg. the gm spoke today about what l elliott brings to the team. >> he's a real good team guy, which is important.

his work ethic is at a high level. his compete is at a high level. teammates want to play for him. there's a lot of things when you look at goals you look for them. and brian checked a lot of the boxes off. >> he does not expect to sign any more free agents other than elliott and the team was sticking to its long-term plan. >> we don't want to box the young players out. three years ago we set a course, and we're staying with that course. part of that course is draft and develop. part of drafting and developing is yes, making your players earn it, but also not boxing them out with older veterans. so we feel like there's opportunity in our club for young guys to step up. quite frankly, we expect them to. we have multiple players that can step up. we've been learning about markelle fultz's game during mini camp. tomorrow, he plays in a sixers

uniform for the first time in the summer league. >> how many pair of sneakers are you going to bring? >> i probably got 12 pair at home right now. >> reporter: when you travel, what music do you listen to? >> i listen to jay zee, i'll see how that's rocking. i listen to a lot of old soul music. i listen to a lot of everything, gospel. >> what is an rnb song that you listen to? [ inaudible ] >> we know you're a big chick-fil-a fan. are you going to scout one out in vegas? >> definitely. i already know where they're at. >> how did all that start?

>> i had my first sandwich and it was great. after that i got addicted. it went up from there to three times a day. i got a good relationship with a lot of chick-fil-as. i'm looking forward to it. >> the number one pick in the nba draft can't say no to chick-fil-a. that is your look at spofrts. we'll be right back.

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