on toni oni. and windows smashed, traffic backed up for miles and hauled off in ambulances after a crash in the bronx. >> i was struggling with him. what do i do? i'm a 76-year-old man. >> a man bruised and battered tied up in his home. what he is saying about the terrifying ordeal. >> man, i feel right at home. an activist grilled governor christie on the campaign trail. how he responded when they stormed his stage. >> cbs 2 sub day 2 sunday morning starts now. good morning

it is 6:00 on this sunday, august 23rd. here is vanessa with the forecast. >> good morning. >> good morning. it is going to be another decent day, but not completely like yesterday. we have to stray from that pristine weather as we make our way into the afternoon especially more clouds aroundnt maybe a stray shower as well. let's take a look at the current conditions. 70 right now in the city. it is significantly cooler. only 54 in mon nacelle low and summit. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, we have a few clouds. we anticipate the clouds building for all of us and the changes for showers. best bet for showers will be this afternoon for all of us. it is not going to be a washout and i don't think you should

change your plans by any stretch. by noon 79. it will be partly sunny by then, maybe a stray shower especially east of the city. feeling like 80. by 3:00, 83 our high. we'll feel like 85. mostly cloudy at that point in time, showers scatter add cross the region. 6:00 to the will feel like 82 and a few showers hanging around. yesterday the air was dry. today that is not the case no 'tis that there is a little tick up in the humidity level up there this afternoon. winds will become more south easterly. if you are going to beach, there is a chance for showers, but the lightning risk is on the low side. water temperatures are pretty much in the 70s across the board. i'll have the full forecast coming up and i'll talk about nice weather for midweek next week. new this morning, a multiple car pileup in the bronx is causing a backup this

morning on i-95. >> it happened at 1:00 this morning near corner street and east chester. two box trucks and a van. seven people were rushed to the hospital and four people were ejected from the van but they are in stable condition. they are expected to be okay. one of the drivers was taken into custody for not having a valid license. no word on what caused that crash. new information, the city's health department is investigating at least three cases of the mumps. anyone who has been sick, stay home. the mumps is caused by a virus and is contagious. there were 120 cases of the mumps city wide last year. police in queens say the men in this sketch attacked a woman with acid like chemicals. the victim was getting into the car on wednesday. that is when the suspect called to her from behind.

when she turned around she was splashed it face with a hazardous substance. she was treated for third degree burns. >> >> a man is recovering after getting left battered and tied up during a home invasion. he says a masked gunman came into his home through an upstairs window. he said the gunman let two accomplices in through the front door and began beating him and asking for money. >> he started punching and hit me once with the gun and punched me on this side. what do i do? i'm a 76-year-old man. he is about 30 maybe. >> the robbers left him tied up after making off with his wallet, $25 in cash, a television and other items. he was able to free himself and flag down some sanitation workers on the road who came to his aid. he has a black yoi and fractured nose. he will now install security bars on all his windows.

>> >> governor chris christie who was interrupted while it he was speaking. they jumped into the middle of his speech onto the stage there in iowa state at the fair. christie vetoed a new jersey bill last year that would have prohibited the use of small crates who some consider in humane. they were dragged off the stage. after the incident, he said he thinks farm ers not the government know what is best for their livestock. >> time is 6:05. we're learning more on the violent train takedown in france. how three americans being held lives. plus, i didn't think it was real at first. >> he thought he was out smarting a scam, instead he

threw away a la jit letter. the national zoo. next, how the trio of pandas are after an exciting birth. i would love to find the babies in that video. it looks so hard, but you eventually can see them. >> today is not as perfect as yesterday but still a nice way to end the weekend. coming up details, but first a check on the community calendar on cbs 2 and cbs 2 new

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d 12 people including 3 americans were killed in a suicide bombing in afghanistan. the three american contractors died when the bomber attacked a nato convoy yesterday. 66 people were injured. the taliban denied responsibility but the militants have been targeting cobb in recent weeks. the three american men whose bravery saved lives on a train heading to paris. two are speaking out about the takedown that saved innocent

people from a possible massacre. mark morgan reports. >> reporter: cell phone video show the s man opening fire on a high speed train hog tied on the ground. three american childhood friends and all helped to dis arm the gunman. >> a guy with an a k entered the train cabin so me and my friend got down and i said basically let's go. >> anthony's friend spencer jumped up quickly followed by the third american national guards man. >> spencer got to the guy first, grabbed the guy by the neck and i grabbed the handgun. >> the gunman fought back and the ak-47 went off, but they were quickly able to get him under control. >> we were scared for sure, but adrenalin mostly took over. i didn't have time to think. >> the gunman slashed stone

with a knife but he was released from a french hospital. the train was going to northern france after the attack. it bordered the train in brussels. he is a 26-year-old moroccan that belonged tonight is lom mick movement and was on a french watch list. he said he joined into give himself a chance to survive. >> what else is there to do? either you sit down and you die or you get up and you die. there is really nothing more than that. >> president barack obama called all three americans and praised them for their courage and wished airman stone a speedy recovery from his hand injury. new information in connection with the disappearance of rosie o'donnell's daughter.

they found the 17-year-old and chelsea o'donnell. he now faces child endangerment charges. prosecutors would not identify the victim but a spokeswomen said the case does involve her daughter. 6:12. yesterday was such a beautiful day, low humidity. vanessa murdock is saying that is kind of going to change today. the humidity levels will climb a little bit and there is a chance for showers, but not a washout today. i think quite a few things are changing in the forecast compared to yesterday, but i still don't think it is terrible i hope you'll agree. let's take you live out size anniversary show you. we look across the skyline. you can see the clouds are hanging overhead. mostly cloudy and 70, winds out of the north at 3 miles an hour. a few showers today. really all of us have a chance but the best bet is east of the city. again, it is not going to be a washout so don't change your plans, just know you may be

dealing with a little wet weather. we stay at and above the mid-80s here for the next several days and we set a record throughout the week of the greatest number of days at to count. i think we'll get to at least 50 days straight before all is said and down, so a very seasonable stretch here. while we have no showers over top of us at this point in time, asway foe through the morning and especially the afternoon it becomes possible. but you saw the clouds are thing kenning up out there. an area of low pressure off the coast is doing retrograde, forcing this to move back inland a bit so unsettled weather today, but not terrible. high pressure to our west. wind us out for the second half of your weekend. hour by hour for this morning, notice the cloudcover. showers starting to make their way in on the east end. into the afternoon and evening,

this is the shower activity that is being projected. it is not widespread. it is not heavy rains. yes, we are looking at that possibility but not a washout. overnight and into the day tomorrow, the story doesn't change much. still unstable out there, still clouds, still a chance for showers, but to the west of the city, things are improved for monday. late monday into tuesday, a front coming through bringing more of wet weather. after that high pressure builds back into the forecast wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, looking spectacular and almost identical to yesterday. 78 to 82 degrees. ocean temperature 70 to 78 degrees. very pleasant. lightning risk on the low end of the spectrum. that is a burn time of about 30 minutes.

>> partly sunny. a slim chance to a shower. southeast winds 5 to 10. for all of us a little more humid today. yesterday it felt lovely out there so you'll know 'tis it a little more sticky. 83 with a passing shower. then overnight tonight, mostly cloudy skies. still a few showers. again especially east of the city with a le of 70. then tomorrow a chance for wet weather. muggy to start off your workweek. much more muggy tomorrow. a high of 86 degrees. your extended forecast, on tuesday a chance for wet weather as 85. still feeling pretty sticky out there. for wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday, humidity levels drop off. sunshine, a lot if 0 it a lot of it. in the 80s. normal high is 82. we're at or above that for the next seven days. yesterday was gorgeous. >> i do think wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday,

we'll have a repeat. >> yes. >> we'll take it. it felt like deja vu. the bats were on fire. top of the third, game tied at 3 and he breaks it with a solo shot to right, and the hits keep oncoming in the inning. he scored 2 more runs. they win by the exact same 14-9 score for the second day in a row. >> what are the odds of that. here is steve with your cbs 2wf a n sports update. he was presented with a black at monument park. the yankees came out swinging against the indians. top of the first, that is a vintage yankee home run to right field. then it was brian mccann's turn. just a solo shot, but the

catcher said he always looked up to passat ta so a better way to pay tribute. >> that is enough for him. he hadn't gotten a whole lot of run support in his career. he did give up a first inning homer but not another run. six strikeouts, three hits as he gets his first major league win. this week they spent a lot of time on their vertical passing game. let's see if it pays off. of course he is working on those one-handed grabs. i think he has this routine down pat. maybe he better work on the two- handed grabs. complex to the four yard line but beckham apparently can't hold on it to. he still is held without a

catch in this pree season. giants get hammered with injuries. they have seven injuries coming in, two more last night. safety goes down with a knee sprain. he is caratted off with a broken ankle. a concussion and he has a knee sprain. the giants with a costly victory over the jags 22-12. and get well soon to all if 0 them. time now is 6:18. an exciting weekend at the national zoo. a panda is a mom again. an update on her and the new cubs. >> this is cbs 2 news sunday

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d good sunday morning to you. it is 6:21. 70degrees. as we take a live look at the camera, a cloudy morning, but vanessa says not a total washout today. a panda has given birth to two cubs. they delivered the first at 5:34 p.m. yesterday. then she gave birth to a second

cub a few hours later. the pink hair less cubs weight about three ounces, about the size of a stick of butter. they will watch them very closely. >> we're very excited and we're very cautious. yee remember that in 2012, we lost a cub after six days, so let's keep our fingers crossed but this is still a very fridge jill time for this cub. this is a 17-year-old panda's third and fourth cubs so the zoo says it will be awhile if they know if they are male or female but we're wishing them all the best. we can't wait to get a glimpse of them. >> they didn't know she was pregnant since a few days ago when she was making the nest. >> time is 6:22. >> a new health concern. why city officials are warning some people to stay home. plus, talk about a real bedtime story. the author says this book will

have kids sleeping in no time. is he just telling tales? this is cbs 2 news sunday

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d good morning. taking a look at some of the people behind the scenes this morning bringing you cbs2 sunday morning. 6:25. getting a small child to fall asleep can be a nightmare. you probably know this. many bedtime routines have

stories with action and adventure. >> but there are some that get kids revved up. a new book claims to change all that. >> they struggle nightly hands with ten day old and getting their three-year-old to sleep of the sometimes putting him to bed is challenging and can take upwards of an hour. >> after hearing about the rabbit who wants to fall asleep, it claims to help children fall asleep in just seven minutes, they decided to give it a try. >> it shot to the top of the seller's list. they have frequent intentional yawning to help get kids to sleep. >> that is pretty temping. >> at first it was his typical self in trying to get him to sit still for it long enough to read the book, but once i

started , he wanted me to con tiny. >> it took time for him to settle down. >> the pace of the book and the way they have you read the words, it is all about emphasizing falling asleep. >> with a few breaks, it took more like 20 minutes to get through the book but jake did fall asleep. >> one read through, he fell asleep. he was longing for his warm, comfortable bed. >> i guess good night moon didn't work for him. >> i purchased a copy of us for us to apply it to see. >> did it work? >> by 7:00, yes. >> time is 6:27. still to come on cbs2 sunday morning driving customers to confusion. the letter some easypass customers are throwing away and

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d vans wrecked, injured passengers rushed to the hospital after a bad multi- morning. an elderly man beaten and tied up. now he is smoking out after struggling with his attacker. >> she was burned with acid- like chemicals. police released new clues hoping to find her attacker. cbs2 sunday morning continues right now. good morning. it is just after 6:30 on this sunday, august 23rd, 2015. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm alex denis.

first let's check in with meteorologist vanessa murdock and she is here with her forecast. we're looking forward to it. >> i think it will be a decent day. it is not yesterday. everybody is begging and pleading let's have a repeat. it is not going to happen, but it is not going to be terrible either. let's take a look at our current temperatures. it is 71 in the city now. and in lakewood 61 it is hard to make it out, but we do have some pretty thick clouds out there, mostly cloudy over the city and much of long island right now. as we go through the day, expect cloudy skies and a chance for showers especially in the afternoon hours, a better best east of the city, but all of us have a shot. by noon mostly cloudy and 79.

maybe stray showers east of the city. 3:00, 83 peopling like 85, showers then. still a chance for showers tonight. so yes today more clouds, a chance for showers and a little bit more humid than it has been. i'll have the full forecast shortly. we'll talk about the pristine weather and when that happens of the >> a multi-vehicle pileup is causing a backup and left several injured. it happened and involved two box trucks and a van the van was trying to get off the highway when it slammed into a box truck. seven people were rushed to the hospital. police say four of them were ejected from the van. all of the victims are expected to be okay. the driver of one of the box trucks was taken into custody for not having a valid license allegedly. no word on what caused the crash. well, some new information this morning. the city's health department is investigating at least three

cases of the mumps in far rockaway. they are asking anyone who has been sick to stay home while still infectious. the mumps is caused by a virus and is contagious. symptoms include fever, muscle aches, swollen hands. there were 120 cases city wide last year. the man in this sketch attacked a woman with acid-like chemicals when she was getting in her car on wednesday. he called to her from behind. when she turned around she was splashed in the face. she was treated for third degree burns. a 76-year-old queens' man was tied up during a home invasion yesterday morning. he said a masked gunman came into his home through an upstairs window. he says the gunman let two accomplices in through the front door and began beating him asking for money. >> he started punching and hit

me once here with the gun and then he punched me on this side. what am i going to do? >> he was left tied off after making off with his wallet, $25 in cash, a television and other items. he was able to free himself and flag town some sanitation workers on the road that came to his aid. he has a black eye and a fractured nose. he said he will now install security bars on all his windows. friends and family of the security guard shot in soho this morning or mourning his death. as they look for a motive, we're looking more about the gunman who took his own life. >> he is described as a hard working married father of four. friends came to visit with his family now in mourning. >> he was a very good man. >> reporter: the 53-year-old

was killed on duty in soho friday. around 5:00 p.m., the 68-year- old kevin downing walked into the building and shot him before taking his own life. he usually left work at 4:00 p.m. but agreed to work over time yesterday. >> he was an incredibly hard worker, very good at keeping the building safe and he gave his life for it. his life was taken needlessly. >> three guns were found near his body. detectives were seen removing evidence this morning. recently he was a real estate agent after being fired from statistics. downing appeared he was fired in retaliation after blowing the whistle of alleged corruption and waste. he wrote a letter saying there was evidence indicating the firing was inappropriate. after the shooting, congressman told reporters his live in

fianci died of cancer and the house was in foreclosure but he said never of this indicated to us this was going to happen. his close friend says downing took something so precious and irr replaceable. >> good neighbor. anything you need him, he is there. >> he was armed but police say it happened so fast he never had a chance to draw his gun. to campaign 2016. demonstrators stormed the stage and interrupted chris christie as he was speaking in iowa. three animal rights activists protesting the use of hog crates jumped in the middle of his speech at the state fair. some consider them in humane. he quickly brushed off the protestors who were dragged off the stage.

>> let me be clear about that. when something like that happens and i'm in iowa, man, i feel right at home. >> after, he said he thinks farm ers not the government know what is best for their livestock. >> bernie sanders was getting nothing but love in south carolina. some supporters drove more than two hours to see him. this is his first visit to south carolina as a presidential candidate and self- proclaimed socialist called for a political ref lugs. >> this great country of ours, our government belongs to us of us not just a handful of billionaires. >> he also criticize the the south carolina legislature for not accepting medicaid. he has peeled away some of hillary clinton supporters in the last few months.

an effort to get money. drivers wonder if it is a scam. >> reporter: when he got this letter demanding $58 for unpaid port authority tolls he was skep dal. you? >> not at all. anybody could have sent it out. >> reporter: he is not alone. dozens of people have posted on a facebook page about getting it is a scam. >> if i received one of those letters, i definitely would have thought it was a scam especially in this day and age. there are so many of them going on. >> reporter: facebook page moderator says an ez-pass scam made the news this week. official looking e-mails trying to trick you into downloading a virus. he is a retired cop so he did some detective work. >> it is not really a scam. >> reporter: the indeed for payment alliance one of washington state is legitimate. >> the port authority hired them earlier this year to try to collect millions of the

dollars from thousands of people. >> the letters do not specify when and where the toll violations took place which may add to confusion and doubt but any letter with this phone number 1(866)897-5349 is a legitimate attempt to collect. count full drivers should call for more information. and speaking of the port authority, an alert. the lower level eastbound lanes heading into the city will close overnight. the lanes will close from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. during the week and from 11:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. on saturday. the port authority says workers will remove construction platforms used for work on the upper level. a truck driver's mistake caught on camera. the wild video is next. >> why walking like an egypt when you can walk like this new york kerr.

his journey coming up. >> first, here is vanessa murdock with your forecast. >> we had pristine blue skies yesterday put that has changed this morning. we'll talk about what you can expect for the second half of your weekend and we'll also talk about a return to that pristine weather as we make our way into the midweek.

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beautiful shot of the sunrise on this sunday. it is 6:43. 70degrees. will it remain a beautiful day? vanessa murdock will have that when she gives us the weather report. but first, a truckdriver learns the hard way. the stuff ended up in pieces in massachusetts south of boston. truck crashes happen under the bridge so frequently that

record them all. warning signs are posted by the bridge but drivers still make the costly mistake. many overpasses. >> yes. >> luckily the cars behind that were not damaged. well new york has been called the greatest city in the world with so much to see. >> one new york kerr walked every block of the city as part of a really unique journey. scott has the story from brooklyn. >> reporter: step by step, block by block, he walked them all. >> the social ology professor said he walked all 120,000 blocks and 6,000 miles of new york city virtually every square foot. it took him four years. crazy? >> it is a little ma shrug ga

but you have to be crazy to do something interesting. >> all of course raising that one unavoidable question. >> why? >> i love the city. the city is fascinating to me. it is the world's greatest outdoor museum. >> he said he performed through a variety of meteorological miseries. sleep and heat, rain and snow. taking it all in stride. >> it is unbelievable. you're walking in the street. no one is around. you say what am i doing this for? >> a book called the new york nobody knows. and a seemingly endless array of experiences. there is the tree with 1140 stuffed animals on it in brooklyn. the school bus limo spleen in sunset park. a view of the gorgeous mosaic that is new york city. >> everyday i learn something new.

everyday i saw something that i didn't know existed. >> a lifetime new yorker taking in the time to see everything one step at a time. the craziest thing he ever saw was a man walking down the street with four pit bulls and two bowa constrict ers wrapped around his neck. later this morning, the guy will join us live in studio. we're not sure if he will be walking here. >> he has been on 57th street before. before. >> he knows his way. >> it is time for your forecast. meteorologist vanessa murdock is here joining us with more. good morning. >> good morning. it is a very pleasant start to the day, just not as bright and beautiful as yesterday. also a little more humid to start off this morning but still comfortable out there at this time. our weather watch ers, for some a crisp beginning for your sunday. we have 54 as we look to the

northwest of the city. as we look down across the southshore of long island, 71. here 66 degrees as leo mcconnell in brick, new jersey, he is our youngest weather watcher andway appreciates that. his relative humidity 82%. things are changing out there, but it is not going to be a bad way to end the weekend. 69 in north port. relative humidity at 87%. we'll feel a little more humidity in the air today. let's take you outside and show you the city. with the sunrising it is reflecting off the buildings and just making for a very stellar picture for us this morning. mostly cloudy and 71 we have north winds at 3 miles per hour right now. they are on the calm side. they will become more southeasterly later today. showers today. by no means a washout. similar story tomorrow, as well

but back to beautiful midweek. midweek and beyond right now yesterday. people have been begging and yesterday's forecast. i think that does happen, but we have to wait a couple days. today we'll start feeling it. tomorrow we'll be feeling it. wednesday comfortable again. it is hard to make out the clouds out there at this point in time, but nonetheless we know they are there and we'll start to see showers making their with on the east end of long island in the next few hours or so, but not a washout. slowly they will mig great to the west throughout the day today. low pressure off the coast. we have the stationary front. as it retrogrades, it moves back toward us u that is when we'll see more instability overhead. for today it is a few showers for us, north a washout by any stretch. tomorrow feeling muggy, still a chance for showers especially east of the city.

then tuesday we have this front rolling on through. we'll see showers still on tuesday. as it clears out, we're sitting pretty for the midweek and bend you. your beach forecast for today, look out for a few showers, but we believe the lightning risk is low. thunderstorms not high on the list today. more going to be your garden variety showers. rip current risk moderate. a uv index of 5, probably the lowest we have seen on a weekend this summer. northeast winds becoming more south thoroughly. if you're heading up to the mountains, slightly sunny, 76 to 80. southeast winds 5 to 10. afternoon forecast, passing shower possible, high of 83 and a little more humid. overnight tonight, the story remains the same, mostly cloudy and 70 with a few showers. then tomorrow it is a muggy minneapolis day for us, 86

degrees, mostly cloudy. still showers possible east of the city and tuesday they long ger as the front roles through of the >> wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday, this is the forecast you have been asking for. mid-80s. low humidity and a whole lot of sunshine. >> >> august has been pretty nice. >> it has been a stellar summer. it truly has been. it started off a little dicey with the rain, but we have been so lucky this summer i think as far as the weather goes. this past week was the most humid stretch. other than that's not bad. >> it is all purposenal thank you. well it felt like deja vu for the mets against the rockies last night. the bats were on fire in coors field. top of the third game tied. he breaks it with a solo shot to right field. the hits keep oncoming in that inning. he lays the ball into left

scoring two more runs. they win by the exact same 14-9 score for the second day in a row. >> here is steve. they will be retiring andy's number. he was presented at a black at monument park. as for the game, yankees came out swinging against the indians the top of the first, brett gardner. that is a vintage home run. then brian mccann's turn and it is just a solo shot, but the yankee's catcher said he always looked up to pa sat ta so away to pay tribute. 3-1 leading the first. he hadn't gotten a whole lot of run support. the 21-year-old did give up a first inning homer but not another run. six strikeouts, six innings and

gets his first major league victory. giants will be able to score and given the injuries to the defense, they better. this week they spent a lot of time working on their vertical passing game. he is working on those one- handed grabs during warm ups. i think he has this routine down pat. >> maybe he better work on the two-handed grabs. here is vertical attack. it does look like a completion but beckham can't hold onto it. he still held without a catchen this season. they get hammered within joe's. they had seven injuries coming in, two more last night. bennett jackson goes down with a knee sprain. he had a broken ankle. the linebacker suffering a concussion and john beeson leaving with a knee sprain. the giants with a costly

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s jersey "seinfeld" is serious when it comes to car design. why his first passion is still a well designed joke. >> am i driving too fast for you? >> no. >> i love comedy as much as i love it, i love talking about it. >> you like breaking it down and you like the a that pli of it. >> yes. as much as i know, the whole thing is a smoke ring of nothing that nobody can nail down. >> at heart, "seinfeld" considers himself a stand up comic. >> jerry "seinfeld." this is such an unbelievable experience. >> he often likes to make surprise appearances at his favorite clubs. >> for you, this is great. for me, it is horrible. it shows i really have the gotten anywhere. >> do you need it? >> yes.

it is like if you're a surfer, you paddle out. >> how do you feel when you're walking on stage in that circumstance? >> here goes nothing. >> i have been doing this my whole life. >> this is how he tests and refines his material. >> people usually around this age make a bucket list. i turned my b to an f and that was it. >> you break comedy down in architectural ways. >> yes, i do. not every comedian does. >> i like science, math, structure, i like rog jig. i do this joke about in marriage the most important thing is you have to listen. a lot of wives complain their husbands don't listen. i never heard my wife say this, she may have. i've never had another joke quite like that joke. >> it has its own structure to it. it is like a magic trick.

>> he is 61 and has been working comedy clubs since 1975. >> can crew throw everything else away you have done and do and just have stand up? >> yes. i kind of dream of that. >> because? >> it is so pure. the laugh is such a pure thing. there is no opinion to it. almost every other cre yaytive field has to suffer the intern prative structure but not a stand-up comic. >> you may not like this guy, but if he is getting laughs he will work. >> how to build a better mousetrap. it is beginning at 9:00 right here on cbs 2 and we'll be

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