the millionaire convicted of killing his wife is getting a new trial and that might not be all. the lawyer for bob ward is also trying to get him out of prison while he waits to be tried for a second time. we told you last year about how ward filed paperwork saying his attorney made too many mistakes and he didn't get a fair trial.

go to a second trial. a big development in this ongoing case. >> reporter: it really is. it's something defendants do all the time in appeals but it doesn't often work. the former billionaire -- millionaire will get a second trial. ward should be freed while he now awaits a new trial according to his attorney. the new trial request was granted mostly because of this video that convinced jennifer -- judge jennifer harris that work should get a new trial. the tip was from a holding cell when ward asked for a -- an attorney but prosecutors used the entire 32 minutes of the tape in court. in closing arguments, his refusal to speak to investigators are test his hands for gun residue meant he was guilty. judge harris said bob ward's attorney didn't object enough with prosecutors when they used evidence that violated his right to remain silent.

and he in fact did not get a fair trial. prosecutors addressed word's right to remain silent 25 times. the state attorney we just talked to said they have already appealed. they will take that up. the attorney general will do so in the appeals court. jennifer judge harris is the same judge who presided over the trial. right now we are working to find out why the judge has come to this conclusion now and didn't come to it back then. we will have much more tonight on i was -- eyewitness news at 5:00. we are tracking some showers developing this afternoon and even heavier rain in the forecast for tomorrow. rusty mccranie is tracking the latest for us from severe weather center 9. >> from here until this time tomorrow you will want the umbrellas if you're heading out. showers just percolating right now at the lunchtime hour across central florida.

you can see darker bases to the clouds but generally dry across the region and its warm. 790 in downtown, 800 in daytona. a brisk wind is cranking of the warmth. same thing in kissimmee and claremont. a couple showers in polk county near winterhaven. we have seen a couple try to get going in lake county. a small share just passed over groveland but not much is happening. i want to take you to the broader view. take a look at this massive system in the southern plains. it's beginning to move into the gulf coast states. this will bring a widespread outbreak to the gulf coast including our western panhandle later today and that is the storm system that the march in tomorrow. today, it's more of a local garden-variety thought -- a storm but it will increase across various parts of florida. we will look at the potential for severe storms moving into the region tomorrow morning. we will get timing and impact

>> track the showers for yourself at http://www.wftv.com/ the teenager accused of trying to murder a sergeant who is trying to pick him up on charges will face a judge in juvenile court this afternoon. carlos ortiz turned himself in at his mother's home yesterday. data, the beauties didn't take any chances yesterday. >> reporter: they did not. there were three sheriff's cars out here when they went in and took the 15-year-old into custody. you can see right here in the grass where he peeled off in a stolen grass -- car saturday morning striking sergeant marcy pierce. >> of got this life ahead of me. i want to make the most of it.>> reporter: sergeant marcy pierce thanked everyone on video for their support work that was just one day after she escaped with her life. bruising, swelling and scraped

other injuries caused aches and pains. she was trying to take jancarlos ortiz for vehicle theft. he apparently didn't want to go back to juvenile court where he has already faced charges for allegedly attacking a deputy with a stolen car where he try to get away and for allegedly stealing a firearm. both of those cases were from last year. sheriff deming's appealed to the teenager to turn himself into a void in the confrontation like the one that happened here. the sheriff stopped short of saying he believes ortiz should be charged as an adult saying that is up to prosecutors. we could find out today what the state's intention is for when he faces a judge. kathi belich, channel 1 eyewitness news. two deputies are off the investigation. investigation came after

officer kimberly brey try to purchase drugs at a party. brey was asked to take a drug test but she and the other deputy resigned. struck falluja county deputies have now released the name of one of the motorcyclists who died in a crash in volusia county. rosemary mayo was on a motorcycle with a man when a truck drove into their path on north u.s. 1 in oak hill last night. patrick was driven by michael wilson. female motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. mayo died at the scene. no word yet if wilson will face charges. a man is in the hospital after gunshot wounds. police say that was no mistake. kimberly eaton learned from investigators that three suspects targeted the victim but police have not said live. >> reporter: no, but when police searched the apartment behind us in this complex, where that shooting happened, they reported smelling pot and

they have not said whether or not the men who stormed in and opened fire were looking for drugs. one man is in the hospital and the three men who put him there are still on the run from police this afternoon now say the suspect -- suspects targeted roger brown. >> he never filter all those gunshots. >> reporter: cayleb jones found her brother with three shots to the gut. he is now in serious but stable condition. before he was rushed to the hospital, brown told police and his sister how the gunfire started with a knock on the door. >> he gave it up and next thing you know, gunshots. >> reporter: no one else was hit. brown describes them as three black man, a very vague description as officers continue to search for the suspects. detectives do so they will interview the victim again asking for covers but for now that is all pay and his family

>> you have your mom and little brother and their with a bullet stuck in the wall. it almost) hit my mom. >> reporter: she says she is trying to talk to her brother to ask about the shooter but that he is into bad of shape to ask anything. that is the same problem police are running into but we will check back in with them later this afternoon to see if they have a better suspect description. this afternoon, crews are still working to restore water to about 30 homes in ocala following a water main break. this video shows just how bad the break was. a precautionary boil water advisory is in effect for those affected. crews expect the water to be back sometime today. no word yet on what caused the breakage. nevada caucuses are tonight. marco rubio appears to be gaining some scene. the senator from florida has received a major injection of establishment money and support.

kasich's campaigns are in damage control. bazi kanani has more. >> reporter: from under heading into the caucus with a double budget -- a digit lead is fired up and riled up after a protester interrupts him. >> i would like to punch him in the face. >> reporter: donald trump also unleashes on ted cruz. >> this guy is sick. there's something wrong with this guy. >> reporter: attacking the senator after his campaign shakeup. trump was forced to fire his communications director after a false claim that marco rubio was disparaging the bible. >> i have made clear in this campaign that we will conduct this campaign with the very highest standards of integrity. >> reporter: ted cruz hopes to put the latest controversy behind him and to halt marco rubio's momentum. the senator is gaining a slew of endorsements after a strong

jeb bush bowed out. >> if we're still fighting against each other in september and october, we are going to lose. >> reporter: bernie sanders and hillary clinton bring hollywood star power to their campaigns. clinton stops by the set of scandal and lunch is a new ad featuring the voice of actor morgan freeman. >> she says their names. >> trayvon lundy, shot to death. >> reporter: sanders on the trail with actor danny glover while spike lee voices a new radio ad. >> sanders and clinton will appear separately in a carolina. candidates. the polls close at midnight. president obama is making a campaign style visit to florida just a few weeks before the primary. the white house says the president will visit jacksonville to torre battery plant that was funded through the stimulus act of 2009. the president is also trying to keep a campaign promise with a new plan unveiled today. his new proposal to set -- to

what he wants to do with the prisoners. a woman accused of luring 18 to his death took responsibility for her actions. what amber right said about her plan to help others behind bars. this is 9:00 tomorrow morning. storm signing up and i will

new at noon, president obama said the detention center at guantanamo bay undermines america's national security and needs to be closed. the president laid out a plan for the closure but jacqueline fell reports that faces stiff opposition from the gop led congress. >> reporter: the president says keeping guantanamo bay open drains military resources. he is cementing his plan to congress today. he says terrorists are using the guantanamo bay detention center as propaganda to recruit members. the president says under his plan, 35 of the 91 prisoners would be transferred to other countries. the rest, is considered too dangerous to transfer, would come here to the united states. he wants to work with congress to find a location that could securely hold those detainees. the president also says

>> we can ensure our security. they can uphold our highest values around the world. and saying -- save american taxpayers a lot of money in the process. >> reporter: plan faces stiff opposition from the republican- led congress. speaker paul ryan says the proposal fails to provide clinical details including exact cost implication of an alternate facility. congress has passed legislation outlawing the transfer of a terrorist detainee to american soil. a senior administration official says the president has not ruled out using executive action to close guantanamo bay melbourne council members are set to discuss three possible train station locations in hopes that all aboard florida will add a stop on a space coast. the passenger rail service is planned to travel from orlando international airport making stops in west palm beach in fort lauderdale but the mayor

county. the state senate is scheduled to vote on a bill that would give terminally ill patients access to medical marijuana. that bill would add medical marijuana to a 2015 law known as the right to try act. that log is certain patients access to drugs that have not yet been approved by the fda. we will give you an update on the vote later today. a giant sculpture that was supposed to capture daytona beach's heritage will not be going up along i-5 anytime soon. fdot rejected the panel to build a football sized landmark that would look like a wave. officials say they received negative feedback on the 45 foot proposal. it was supposed to be part of a refurbishing of i-95 that is already underway. officials will know -- now go back to the drawing board. a rocket set to blast off tomorrow night passed a key test this was the static fire test yesterday. the rocket fired its first

bolted to the pad. the test was a success. that rocket will carry a satellite for a european country into europe -- into orbit. if it goes up, you can see the launch live right here on channel 9 and at http://www.wftv.com/ in the next few hours, a young turtle will leave the brevard county zoo and return to the ocean. this is steve. he has been in the care of the brevard zoo sends a family found him near cape canaveral with fishing hooks stuck in his body. he will be released at 2:00 at coconut point park. >> and his parents bob and t are thoroughly thrilled. >> yes, interesting name. interesting things happening with the forecast. >> if it -- you are running afternoon errands, grab an

garden-variety storms but tomorrow we will have potentially severe storm starting to move across central florida. it has been a very nice speech day. everything looking good so far but the rain will be closing in to our coastline later in the day. you still have a couple hours to enjoy things in daytona beach. 790, southwest wind around 11 meet me. temperatures upper 70s -- around 11 meet meet -- miles per hour. temperatures into the upper 70s. winds are beginning to gas right now out of the south. that's pulling in that moisture and humidity. you will feel it outside. that southwest wind easily 15 miles per hour. just some light showers in the landscape. some getting going and polk county right now. a down to -- downpour to is possible south of orlando. that will lead to more than more will develop through the

system, store number two is the really potent one. there is going to be a lot of silver weather along the gulf coast states. 3:00 scattered showers. kids are going to have to contend with dodging raindrops out there. the rain will continue to develop and then move toward the east coast as we head deeper into the afternoon and early evening hours that's where we see the heaviest rain thunder. still could be wet across i-4 so keep that in mind. that rain will then exit the area during the evening and the atmosphere will reload for more tomorrow. today. warm areawide. daytime highs near 80s and most spots. let's look at the evolution of this very powerful storm system. there is going to be a lot of severe weather for new orleans, biloxi, mobile, pensacola and panama areas.

area just after daybreak tomorrow morning. that's when you need to start really paying attention to the weather. we will have those storms lining up along our western zones and then marching from west to east. this is 10 am. storms lining up across i-4 producing gusty winds. some of these storms will attempt to rotate so we do have to watch for an isolated tornado. storms will fire off the coastline into the afternoon. this will not last all day but through midmorning and midafternoon is our highest risk for severe weather. today, the red bull's-eye, moderate risk level iv out of includes tallahassee. then, tomorrow the storm heads of the east coast. the site risk does include orlando to all areas north and west but even if you are in the green you could see some strong to severe storms. the overall threat tomorrow, wins most widespread at over 15

lightning -- 15 miles per hour -- 50 miles per hour and a lot of lightning. the five day forecast with the weekend always in view, big changes behind the storms tomorrow. a quick drop in temperature as winter returns. four days in a row with highs only in the 60s. 410 on saturday. friday through saturday, we will see some 30s for morning lows. when cover the number of deaths connected to sentinel

we first showed you the city last night at 11:00. the seminal county armored vehicle raced down -- avenue. an investigation into an armed robbery earlier yesterday morning prompted a warrant being served on the home and we know items were seized. different thing. there could have been kids getting off the bus. i'm sure they wouldn't have done it then but this is a little tiny neighborhood. for this to happen was incredible. >> police wouldn't say if anyone was taken into custody during the incident. grief counselors are afternoon after a 13-year-old girl and her father were found dead in their home over the weekend. relatives say they were trying to reach sittichai boonkeian and his daughter for days. they say he recently talked about going back to thailand where his wife still lives. investigators believe father

daughter. a new plan from state lawmakers to keep drivers convicted of dui from making the same mistake twice. the proposal aims to have an ignition interlock device installed on cars of drivers with previous dui charges. one local mother throws her support behind the bill after her son was killed by a drunk driver just two weeks ago. >> he had a lot of fractures. his brain was bleeding. how come you can make that that decision in life to drive so irresponsibly. >> the dui proposal could come up for a vote on the house nine investigates is looking into the subpoena federal congresswoman. we found out they may be looking into ties with a virginia-based group called one group for education. the organization claims to be a nonprofit that raises money for scholarships but we found out it's not registered with the

we reached out to congresswoman brown and the organization but neither has commented extract the family and friends of a brevard county man who was run over while jogging last week want changes made to the road. 39-year-old jason redeker was killed on satellite boulevard in cocoa where we saw no posted seat -- posted speed limit signs and poor visibility. his fiancie's family has launched a position to improve the road either through paving is, adding sidewalks or adding lights. >> this man was out jogging to better himself or his family and he was struck by a vehicle. he was then left alone in the dark to die. >> neighbors tell us the road's current state is a vast improvement to the rotted lane it once was. the push to get a trail along the road has been met with resistance because of the cost. meanwhile, the person who hit him hasn't been identified. troopers to have the vehicle. the person has not been caught. one of the biggest recalls

bigger. the millions more vehicles that could be recalled because of these faulty airbags. a marion county woman accused of luring 18 to his death was back in court today. the harsh sentence she just

today, the marion county teenager convicted of luring her ex-boyfriend to his death was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. investigators say amber wright and three other teams murdered seth jackson four years ago. her previous conviction was thrown out because she had not been properly read her miranda rights but a second jury came back with the same jury as the first, guilty work today, she said she deserve to be punished

chance. she also says she has turned her life around and wants to help her fellow prison inmates. she says she wants to have an impact on their lives. state troopers or say they are searching for a hit and run semi driver who hit an elderly woman waiting on the shoulder to cross the street. sky witness was on the scene just about 15 minutes ago. troopers say the trooper did initially stop it when investigators stopped, he originally left. the victim is in critical condition now. here's a live look at downtown orlando as we track a chance of showers. rusty mccranie is tracking the latest from severe weather center nine. >> by late tomorrow start to see cold weather coming in but between now and then it's going to get wet. you were looking to the north. this is a look to the south where there are thicker clouds

develop during this tuesday afternoon. that means more of us will get wet as we go through the day. the temperature has already hit 80 in sanford. a lot of us will top off right around 80-820. early morning doppler nine lighting up a little more especially in our southern areas. portions of polk, osceola and brevard county's have showers moving in. headed toward celebration and the attractions are going to be brief downpours. this is a sign of things to come. take a look at this massive storm system. hammered. to tornado warnings have already been issued north of new orleans. this storm system will impact us tomorrow morning. highs today, lower 80s with a showers -- a few showers and rumbles offender. grab the umbrellas because it will be wet. come on back as we head into the newscast. i want to break down the

tomorrow. protesters planned a rally at apple stores around the world to support the tech giant's refusal to unlock the iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists but as. thomas reports, apple is now facing increasing pressure from congress on law enforcement to unlock the phone. >>reporter: today and over 40 cities across the world, apple supporters say no to the fbi. >> this goes far beyond this single case where this single phone and in fact they are actually asking apple to do something that would put millions of people's safety and security at risk. >> truck but some family members of those fatally shot and wounded have weighed in as well announcing plans to join the fbi in the fight against apple. >> the questions the family members and victims have include why did this happen?

are they still being targeted? who did these people communicate with? >> reporter: this after an intense war of words between ceo tim cook and fbi director james coney. the fbi director says it's critical to get evidence from the phone as soon as possible while the apple ceo warns the fbi's demands would potentially make millions of phones vulnerable to hacking. tech giants have supported apple's stands but microsoft cofounder bill gates suggested to the financial times that the government is asking for something narrow. >> it's no different than anyone telling the phone company to get information. should anyone be able to get a bank record? >> reporter: but gates goes on to say that apple is waiting for a high court to make clear what they should do. the national highway traffic safety administration may be recalling even more cars due to faulty takata airbags. so far, 29 million of the

countless recalls. that new recall with nearly triple that. 90 million airbags being recalled. the airbags have been known to explode during collision and send shrapnel at the driver. so far, nine people including an orlando women have died because of those impact. the president has officially requested $1.9 million to fight zika. that would go to stopping the virus into the u.s. and south america. he is also asking for leftover money used to fight ebola to contribute to the fight against zika. there 28 confirmed cases in florida, four in central florida. now that jeb bush is out of the 2016 presidential race, voters across florida are wondering if they can get a do over on their absentee ballots. the former florida governor dropped out of the race over the weekend. he will now -- supervisors of elections say they are now getting calls from voters wanting to change their ballots but they say once you cast your

>> do people believe their vote is picking a winner or is there -- of their vote picking their choice? >> candidates who have suspended their campaigns remain on the ballot. ucf received a donation for its downtown campus in orlando. florida hospital give the school $1.5 million for the project. the university needs $20 million for the school campus. leaders are said to present their plans to the florida board of governors next month. if approved, campus would open fall of 2018. orange county school officials will begin holding meetings tomorrow to explain the new school grades to parents. those grades are based off the controversial fsa test and were released last week. school officials will hold my meetings for fans to myanmar about the rating systems. we have a list of meeting times on our website at

new details emerging about the suspect in that deadly shooting spree in michigan. he is charged with killing six and injuring two others. investigators say the uber driver has admitted to his rampage and we are learning what he may have done hours before the shooting. elizabeth hur has more. >> reporter: charged with six martyrs and facing life in prison. >> do you understand the charges? >> yes, sir. >>reporter: jason dalton showed no emotion. >> i prefer to remain silent. >> reporter: and revealed no new details during his arraignment. prosecutors say the 45-year-old admitted to investigators he took people's lives..net's friends a say they are in disbelief. >> he was very quiet and reserved, not afraid to speak his mind but definitely not out to ever cause anybody trouble. >> reporter: according to the detroit free press, dalton once worked as an insurance

father of a 10 and 15-year-old. we are also learning from a local gun shop owner, dalton stopped in once a month and but a tactical jacket there just hours before the shooting. >>reporter: casey black say she called 911 to report his erratic driving saturday afternoon. uber confirms getting reports of his driving between the attacks that maintains those were the first complaints about him. dalton stands accused of shooting a people at three separate locations, killing six and injuring two. that includes a 14-year-old girl in critical condition, initially believed to be brain dead. >> abigail is strong. everybody needs to get that straight. my daughter is not dead. >> reporter: authorities say dalton is cooperating but still not talking about a motive. he is due back in court next thursday. we are following breaking news right now in altamont springs where we are getting reports of a shooting.

police say a 911 caller said a harbor drive. police say one man was found dead at this location. we have a crew headed to the scene. we will have more information as we get it. what does a messy desk say about your health? how a messy desk at work can impact how often you go to the gym.

a new report shows the number of women getting double mastectomies has tripled over a decade. even though breast cancer rates have remained the same. >> the risk of recurrence or death after being treated with mastectomy versus lumpectomy with radiation is the same. >> the rest department of health study data between 2005 in 2013 and found rates of a single mastectomy also went up by 36% and those who got double mastectomies were about 10 years younger. doctors say women are choosing to have both breasts removed for two reasons, including the -- gene and tumors. many employers are trying to get their employees healthier by implementing workplace wellness programs. the programs are often for things like cash or gift cards for meeting you daily fitness goal but a new study shows those employees may be more motivated by the threat of

earning it. a new study in the journal of medicine found that a group in danger of losing money if they didn't meet their exercise goals exercised the most. researchers say we may be more motivated that way because our brains are wired to avoid losing things. if you feel too tired to hit the gym after work, you may need to clean your desk. researchers say cluttered workspaces are correlated to higher stress levels which tires your brain. and they say that can often be confused with physical exhaustion. to make that worse, it can contribute to weight gain, especially in the belly. mastercard wants to ditch the old-fashioned password. how the company wants to use selfies instead. a heartbroken mother says a drug 100 times more powerful than marking killed her son. we investigate a deadly epidemic on the rise. showers developing toward

fentanyl is used to choose see -- is used to treat severe pain but it's connection to deficits soaring across the state. in central florida, it has been linked to 60 deaths last year. daralene jones started digging into the root of the problem and changed -- chased it back to heroine. >> reporter: john's addiction started with pills but his expensive. so, he was turned on to heroine. >> he was a smart kid. >> reporter: that's the thing. heroine doesn't discriminate. she watched her son go in and out of treatment programs in orlando and in 2014, she thought he finally turned the corner. >> he was going to bible study. he had money. he had just bought a laptop and clothes. a new bike to get around.

his body was found that lead to come -- badly decomposed. the corner found syringes, baggies and a glass pipe and a high level of fentanyl in his system. the heroin he ingested was likely laced with it. >> heroine is 2 to 3 times more powerful than morphine and fentanyl is up to 100 times more powerful. >> reporter: 9 investigates reviewed medical examiner reports statewide for deaths caused by heroine laced with fentanyl or. fentanyl. 530 8f ; 2014 were reported to the state, nearly double the year before. central florida accounted for nearly 145 of those deaths in 2014 alone. >> so when you mix this with heroine it sounds like it's instant death? >> it can be. >> reporter: there are survivors meaning the scope of the problem is far worse than the death toll piling up at the more.

but we don't know who survives or goes to the hospital. >> reporter: sandy couldn't bear to identify john's body before he was cremated. >> i have my faith and i know my son is with jesus. >>reporter: daralene jones, eyewitness news. >> drug agents believe it is being shipped in from china and mexico. border control is working to get the drug before it reaches the streets. mastercard is expected to roll out new mobile technology allowing you to verify purchases with a selfie. the technology will also allow you to use your fingerprints. mastercard says all of this is safer than using a password because many customers have passwords that are easy to figure out. they are also looking at using iris scans, your heart beat and voice recognition to verify your purchases. >> eyesight documentary where people were getting rfid chips implanted into their hands.

pay a bill. -- they could scam -- scan and a door will open or they can pay a bill. you can see the darker clouds rolling in. it's a perfect view because that will be the trend us with death row or tuesday. additional showers developing us to go through the remainder of the morning -- afternoon hours and becoming widespread by late day. temperatures right now peaking about upper 70s to about 800 with the extra clouds and rain developing. don't look for the temperature to climb to much more but it's a southerly breeze with a springlike feel. the warmth is bringing the humidity and the moisture we are going to squeeze out. just some light scattered showers right now but again the trend is going to be on the uptake the next couple hours. showers across kissimmee.

in the celebration area, this list of three attractions in the next 15 minutes. right now, no lightning out of any of this but there could be pockets of heavier rain as it moves through the western sides of orange county toward holden heights. it hits winter garden and about 27 minutes. brief downpours there. then, this means storm system in the seven planes already beginning to move into louisiana. we've had two tornado warnings near new orleans and additional warnings are likely for mississippi, alabama and into our panhandle as far east as tallahassee. this is more of a localized event for us. rather than that part of the massive storm system which we will see tomorrow. scattered showers, more garden- variety, some thunder along the east coast and then all that moves off to the east. the atmosphere reloads for what we will see tomorrow. highs sink in around 800.

let's watch the boeing segment here. very strong winds, rotating storms as it blasts through the western panhandle. than for us, starting early to mid morning tomorrow, we see that line of storms move in from the gulf of mexico. instability is higher with the system. southerly storms rotating and heavy rain coming out of the tampa area. we will have to watch that as it moves north and east. the storms will then move along the east coast as we going to be afternoon hours. still some strong severe storms across eastern seaboard by 3:00. that all ms. off to the eastern side. the highest risk if you will for the storm prediction center is the area that is traded in yellow. that would be from orlando to the north. actually nudging just a little farther north over the last hour. if you can hear my voice, you've got the potential for some strong to severe storms in

the most widespread threat will be wins over 50 miles per hour. small hail is possible in a small isolated tornado risk for our wednesday. it would be a great day to download our weather app before the storms arrive. you can get that live radar anywhere you go and the customizable alerts for the warnings you want in your area. it's a great tool to have when you're out and about. your five day forecast, weekend always in view, winter quickly returns, highs go back into the 60s right on through the weekend. you can't get more old- school than this.

we want to update you on breaking news in altman -- altamont springs. police say 911 caller told dispatchers another shot her son on oak harbor drive. police do say one man was found dead at this location just a short time ago. we did see someone being taken away in handcuffs. you might see it right there through the trees. starting in eyewitness news at 4:00, we will have more. some drivers in germany are trading at parking meters for hourglasses. officials in one town are allowing thousands of drivers to stick an hourglass on their for eight minutes. they say the hourglasses are perfect for people who are running quick errands in congested areas so they won't have to shell out extra money for parking. street this morning. here's a look at the numbers.

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