news at noon. adrianna: a victory lap for ralph northam in virginia democrats. the governor elect the feeding ed gillespie -- defeating ed gillespie. alisa gehl is live where the celebration continues. >> this morning, we heard from governor elect ralph northam. he seems

happy about the big win last night. in a few minutes, we will hear from him, comments from governor mcauliffe. the speech he gave this morning, we did not hear any disruptions like we saw during his victory speech. the governor elect is stepping out right now with governor mcauliffe. we are going to listen in. >> that afternoon, everybody. we just had a lovely lunch. our governor elect at our next , her lady, daughter aubrey significant other. i guess we can say that. they have been dating for four years. we had a great lunch. and i have been having lunch together now for four years. he is attended my weekly cabinet meetings for four years. we talked about the race, what a great race it was. i think we sit a strong message not only to virginia, but to the co

tolerate fear and hatred. we are about bringing people together, working together along with mark herring. a record amount of jobs, economic investment, lyndon on health care and education. i think what you saw last night, people were happy with the direction of the commonwealth of virginia, and they chose vision over divisiveness come a fear, and hatred. it was a great night for the commonwealth of virginia. i am so excited. we have a great relationship, dorothy and i with pam and ralph for many, many years. we have spent a lot of time together. it was really something special. i'm so proud of ralph and so proud of the campaign he ran. i'm also so excited we just spent lunch talking about the next four years and the great things we're going to be able to get done. >> governor, yielding to serve one term. -- you only get to serve one term. how do you feel today?

last four years, to be able to bring your lieutenant governor to replace you? >> first of all, it is important because of our personal relationship. it was also very important the validation of what we have done over the last four years. we heard it on the campaign trail over and over, everybody said, thank you for the great job in the commonwealth. people have loved what we have been able to do. people are happy with the direction of the state. you saw that most in the polling data. for me, it is a bittersweet moment. i probably have love this job more than anyone. i think people realize that. dorothy and i will move on and i want to thank dorothy's great leadership. we will move onto the next chapter in our lives. we know we are leaving behind the commonwealth in great hands and we accomplished -- if you go to our website, i think 91% of the proposals we

years ago we were able to enact. a question for both of you, when you're going to this campaign process and you're a couple that you hope to lock up and then last night happens. the scale kind of sum that up in what you thought your hopeful for admin what you got. >> first of all, thank you to dorothy and of mcauliffe for your hospitality and your friendship. pam and i cherish that greatly. into the governor's point, we have had a great working relationship over the last four years and have done so many good things for the commonwealth of virginia. i commend the governor and the first lady for their work. it was nice to sit down and have a meal with them and i look forward to carrying on a lot of the great work they have been doing. as far as yesterday, i think it was a message from the commonwealth of virginia, from the voters, that they appreciate what we stand for

that we stand for jobs. as you know, this governor and under his leadership has built a new virginia economy, bringing over 215,000 jobs. tomployment rate has fallen 3.7%, the lowest it has been in nine years in virginia. we are proud of that. we are proud we are inclusive in virginia. campaigning the last few months, people wanted to make sure that we believe -- adrianna: that is ralph northam and current governor mcauliffe speaking to reporters. anna-lysa gayle is live. we will have more from her later news atht on abc 7 11:00. this morning, a lot of reaction coming from the voters in our area. suzanne kennedy is getting the pulse of the people following this big victory for the democratic party. suzanne: virginians woke up to a different political picture, one that

turned their state more blue than purple. there was an unprecedented voter turnout by both democrats and liberals, african-americans favored north from over gillespie by 73 point margin. and byc voters favored 33 points. at the vienna metro, many were surprised by the weight of victory experienced by the democratic party. >> i view this election more as a disaster for virginia than a benefit. there doesn'tuse and to be the balance i was hoping to see. >> i was surprised the democrats were able to take control. it looks like they are said to take control of the house of delegates. >> i think about whether for politics in this country. i am hoping things improve. suzanne: president trump is widely disliked and parts of virginia like the urban suburban areas where we are indiana. some see this election as a rebuke on his presidency.

adrianna: republican candidate ed gillespie came up short as he thanked his supporters saying he has some thinking to do about what comes next. but he still had nothing but praise for virginians. >> i look forward to seeing you in a more relaxed setting and environment as i continue to see folks all across this before commonwealth. i have to tell you again, i am so moved as i travel virginia. blessed. incredibly as i joke sometimes, i feel bad for candidates who have to run in states that are not virginia. adrianna: gillespie congratulated northam and pledged to help the new governor in any way that he could. you can find a complete list of all of the winners from yesterday's election on the abc 7 news that. it is free to download. breaking news right now, the all clear has been given at annapolis high after reports of a fight. police did find a boy was cut

he has been taken of the hospital and should be ok. five students believed to be part of the fight are being questioned. no weapon was found, but everything is now back to normal at the school. president trump is in china for his latest stop on his asia tour. before departing, the president had a forceful address on north korea. cecilia vega is in beijing with more on his stern warning to the north. trump touching down in china, the country often used as a political punching bag, rolling the stairs right up to air force one and rolling out the red carpet. president xi jinping and his wife playing tour guide, taking president trump and the first lady to beijing's for bidden city and to a traditional chinese opera. pres. trump: we're having a great time. >> the high-stakes visit perhaps the most important stop yet for president trump as he pushes china to ramp up the pressure on north korea.

delivered a message to kim jong-un. pres. trump: the weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer. they are putting a regime in grave danger. every step you take down this dark half increases the peril you face. >> he had a message to china and russia, too. pres. trump: all responsible nations must join forces to isolate the brutal regime of north korea. and to those nations that choose to ignore this threat, or worse still, to enable it, the weight of this crisis is on your conscience. >> and he had this warning -- pres. trump: today i hope i speak not only for our countries, but for all civilized nations when i say to the north, do not underestimate us and do not try us. >> despite

aides insisting the president would not go to the demilitarized zone during his trip, he did attempt to do so on marine one but the white house says that weather forced them to turn around just five minutes before landing. 12:40, abc chief political director rick klein will have more details on the president's trip. switching gears, let's talk about this weather. lucky for us it is dry but the temperature has dropped. steve is your with a check on the forecast. steve: a definite chill in the air this wednesday afternoon. belle haven country club, it is dry. look how green the grass is. clouds hanging on for least the never desk next several hours. -- for at least the next several hours. keep in mind our average high for this time of year is at 61 degrees. below average day in terms of temperatures and feels like temperatures even colder at 42 this hour.

clearing across western maryland, hagerstown, cumberland. clouds around the capital beltway and a few lingering showers across extreme southern maryland. not going to amount to whole lot more. if you're contemplating your umbrella, i would hold off. just make sure you have a warm jacket. tos afternoon, we are going take the showers out of here. daytime highs just around 50 degrees. we will talk about the end of the week and the coldest air of the season, could be looking at freeze warnings inside the capital beltway, plus, the weekend in just a few minutes. adrianna: did law enforcement got the ball? the disturbing new details on the texas church shooters past that were overlooked. a quick check on traffic. eric: good afternoon. a little bit of the downtown d.c. area, 16th street is shut down off of i to k s

visiting dignitaries, closed until tomorrow afternoon. this is the view from k street. just a bit of a hassle for the next couple of days. just be aware of those closures. the ongoing work is back on inbound colesville road in a downtown silver spring. you can see the two right lanes are shut down for traffic coming this way. the left lane squeezes by, but it will be slow for the southbound ride on colesville. past old70 southbound hunter road, route 109 in hyattstown. the left lane does squeeze by the exit ramp is for much affected as well. still accessible, but a hassle for sure. past the work zone, things open up. that is often the traff

adrianna: vice president mike pence and his wife are traveling to texas to meet with the victims and families of that church shooting. disturbingt reveals details about the gunman's violent background. first baptist church of sutherland springs, texas, still a crime scene. for four days the majority seven processing evidence that the fbi says they have reached a roadblock. they cannot unlock the murders encrypted smart phone, which could hold key information. >> we are working hard to get into the phone and that will continue until we find an answer. >> wednesday -- >> why? >> new questions on how devin kelley was able to purchase guns despite

>> when they found the body, she was holding broke in her arms. >> sandy ward lost her two grandchildren and her daughter-in-law. her grandson was shot five times. her granddaughter managed to survive unharmed. >> she looked at the gunman in the eye and he fired at her and it knocked her glasses off her face. not a scratch on her, thank god. >> newly released report shows devin kelley was even more unstable and potentially dangerous than we knew. saying he escapes from a new inico mental health facility june 2012, temporarily committed, thought to be a danger to himself and others. the report noting kelley have firearmsht sneaking into holloman air force base and was attempting to carry out death threats made on his military chain of command. churches in the southern taxes area now saying they will increase security in the aftermath of the shooting

adrianna: an update on a wild attempted robbery. and man with the transformers mask walked into a california starbucks and attempted to rob the place. little did he know, a customer would come from behind and hit him with the back of a chair. the suspect appeared in court and claimed he was the one under attack. right now he is facing an assault charge. time to let you choose your news. we have three stories we think you will like. we want to know -- we want you to decide which one we will show. the you want to find out why this dog is sitting in a high chair jakovic the one question you have to answer to win a night and a life-sized lego house, or what is inside his ufo? /vote. to wjla.com do you have a preference?

curious about why the dog is in a chair like that. the lego thing looks pretty cool. how big is it? adrianna: i don't know. but that chair looks uncomfortable. it is legos. the chair i thought -- you are sleeping inside the chair. gosh. for those choices. maybe we can do all three. adrianna: we have to choose one. cats have it all. steve: watch the weather forecast first. if you like cold weather, you're going to like what is on the way this weekend. if you would rather it feel like miami or southern california, not going to necessarily like what is on the way. we are inching closer and closer to winter. harbor clouds are with this and cooler temperatures. a few people on the boardwalk right now, 46 degrees. the windchill factor, 42. winds out of the north that

eight miles per hour. bundle up this afternoon. temperatures not going to increase a lot. middle 40's at dulles. 41 at winchester. last up 2 degrees since hour at oakland, 34. our out to lunch forecast, noon time through about 2:00 p.m., should see maybe a two or three degrees temperature increase. thisratures will hang out clouds will hang out with a little clearing. hagerstown income or link, peaks of sunshine. a few lingering showers across extreme southern maryland. woodstock, once again, not going to amount to a whole lot if you're going to be out and about. more than likely you will not need the umbrella, but make sure you have a warm jacket. futurecast, notice how the skies begin to clear out. we will keep the cloud cer

fredericksburg. clear skies later on tonight and could see a little patchy fog developing where the areas have cleared out. not looking at anything to cause any travel delays, but just be on the lookout. rush-hour commute this evening, temperatures in the 40's, mainly dry. of aroundlows in d.c. 40 degrees. your wake-up forecast, little colder, montgomery county at 37. fairfax, 38. planner tomorrow, more sunshine on the way. temperatures in the mid-50's. a little warmer temperatures. the football game, that is this saturday -- make that sunday. fedex field, upper 40's to around 50 degrees. looking at the 10 day outlook, let's backtrack a little bit. 55 on thursday. 43 degrees on friday. waking up early saturday morning, could be looking at a freeze warning for the district and surrounding areas. more on that over the next couple of days.

growing season. if you have outdoor plants them and bring them inside to keep them alive. day saturday, 42 degrees. we will build on those temperatures for the middle of next week. winter is around the corner, and it is going to feel like the middle of winter saturday morning. in middle of winter november. to go i guess that is the one friday night i will be inside. wanting and agony of child but not being able to conceive one. tonight on abc 7 at 5:00, cutting-edge technology making parenthood available to some who have tried and failed with other treatments. senior investigative reporter is a fletcher is a 7 on your side medical alert at 5:00 tonight. much more ahead on abc 7 at noon. here's a preview for tonight at 11:00. >> good afternoon. coming up tonight, the dating

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adrianna: abc 7 continues his salute to servicemen and veterans as a countdown to veterans day. a special tribute was held this morning at the vietnam veterans memorial. john gonzales has more. john: over 58,000 names, each with vastly different beginnings, but tragically similar endings. >>

especially if you had been there and you're fortunate enough to come back. a lot of guys did not make it back. john: for the fifth time on the national mall, the names of the american servicemembers killed in the vietnam war are being read aloud. pain heard and some of the voices -- in some of the voices. namesmake sure i read the properly and the correct pronunciation, but i got through it. it was nice. john: the vietnam war had a different ending for mike burkart. him.tand out for >> very good friend from st. louis, missouri and from steel, missouri. john: he is sharing the special ceremony with his two grown sons who also had a chance to read two of about 2000 volunteers. >>

here with my dad from knowing he has buddies on the wall. of reflectionent started tuesday afternoon, names being read each day after that from 5:00 a.m. until midnight and will conclude veterans day saturday, which also marks the 35th anniversary of this very popular vietnam veterans memorial. on the national

is here. steve: and it will feel more like january as we move into early saturday morning, so a lot of folks like to go to farmers market. bundle up. 50 degrees for high later on this afternoon. 55 on thursday. waking up saturday morning, could be looking at a freeze warning for the district. we will warm up a little bit by the beginning of next week. adrianna: or news at noon next. you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish,

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>> you are watching abc 7 news at noon. adrianna: democrats are celebrating after scoring a pair of major gubernatorial victories yesterday. landing new governors in both virginia and new jersey. janai norman with more on this shift of power. >> a big net for democrats, claiming gubernatorial victories in new jersey and virginia. >> for jenna has told us to

the divisiveness, that we will not condone hatred and bigotry. >> virginia was the only southern state trump did not win last november. turnedar, the race nasty. ugly political ads focused on hot button topics like confederate monuments, race relations, and illegal immigration. pres. trump: with your help, ed gillespie will help make america great again. >> despite president trump backing former rnc chairman a gillespie, the current lieutenant governor ralph northam, who is backed by former president obama, won by nearly double digits. trump quickly to distance himself tweeting -- jersey, chris christie's unpopularity led to voters choosing democrat phil murphy over the lieutenant governor. not just a for democrats, but a bi

political analyst matthew dowd said since a clear message to the president. >> not only the first transgender person elected to first in virginia, the seat of elected to office in a major city. it was a night of total diversity. i think that not only rejects -- it was basically a rejection of what he stood for. >> virginia is seen as a bellwether for national politics. exit polls, 30% of voters said they came out to show opposition to the president, which analysts say is a positive sign for democrats and a worrying one for republicans. adrianna: an overwhelming message to the white house from the commonwealth, virginia democrats took the top of the ticket races and down ballot. may still in control of the house of delegates. today we got the first hint of what governor elect ralph northam plans for his administration. >> there are areas where i can work with the president.

detrimental policies coming out of wall -- washington, we need a governor who will stand up to those policies. there are things like the travel ban, which i think is un-american. adrianna: northam said as long as he is governor, he will work hard to make sure the old dominion is inclusive, rejecting divisiveness, hatred, and bigotry. in central virginia, former tv anchor chris hurst wins a seat. he turned to politics surely after his girlfriend alison parker and cameraman were shot and killed on live tv. whether you are blue or red or you voted for me or not, we need to start bringing this together and not continuing to look at it as different localities that aren't really unified as one. adrianna: alison parker were still alive she would push into "stay true to the community." you can find a complete list of winners on the abc 7

it is free to download. now to the weather. a much different look from this time yesterday. no rain, but chilly. steve is here with a check on the forecast. steve: skies are cloudy, but we have a nice fall color change around the gw parkway looking over the city. if you are looking for the color, this is the best time around the immediate metro area. showing our temperatures, it is cold. middle 40's at reagan national. the same at fredericksburg. 47, annapolis. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, cloudy skies around the capital beltway up to 70. toward frederick and western maryland, our skies, clouds are beginning to thin a bit. highs in the upper 40's, lower 50's through the day. temperatures will stay below average over the next couple of days

a hard freeze later this week. i will tell you all about it coming up in a few minutes. adrianna: thank you. right now the search is underway for a man who jumped out of a woman inassaulted a woodbridge. suzanne kennedy has more on what happened. suzanne: detectives are wrapping up there on scene investigation here in woodbridge, this all taking place at 6:56 this morning when a woman reports she was assaulted near walnut and sycamore streets. she says a man jumped out of a bush and grabbed her. the victim was able to break free and ran to a local business. the woman was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure. for a period of time, there was a helicopter and k-9 units on the scene. right now authorities are looking for a suspect described as 40 to 50 euros male, six feet tall, 195 pounds with facial hair. he was wearing a great --

raceway shirt and gloves at the time of the incident. if you know anything, call prince william county police. news.e kennedy, abc 7 adrianna: next, we going to more detail following yesterday's big win by ralph northam. rick klein will have more on what the victory means for the commonwealth

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adrianna: we are joined by abc political director rick klein in washington with reaction to the election and to president trump 's asia tour. it is great to have your insight. i want to ask you to turnut

shook out. the democratic win. is this a referendum on the trump presidency, meaning his policy, him, and his leadership style, or a mix of both? rick: we saw democratic wave emerge in virginia. a directto say that is reaction to president trump. it is not just that you saw big margins wracked up a lung african-american voters, minority voters, and white voters that tend to be more democratic. it is also used a winners at the local level, people simply not on the radar screen that got involved in politics as a reaction to president trump. this was a referendum on trump and trumpism. a 2020, theoking at democrats obviously feel momentum right now. how do they keep that going? rick: i think they're making a huge mistake if they think this suggests there in a better position for 2020. this was important for donor

recruitment, setting the stage, but it does not win them any races when they're up against income it's an open seats what have you. they're going to have to find ways to do this. it's a just -- republicans will have their own foils. joined bye battle is but i don't think democrats -- democrats are making a mistake if they take a breath for more than a few seconds in the age of trump. adrianna: let's switch gears and talk about his asia tour. in hisn we expect discussions with the chinese president? rick: china is a fascinating study because the president was so critical of china, has huge implications around financial markets and currency markets. it has national security implications. so far since i president trump has been on his best behavior. people there remember a lot of things he said over the course of the campaign. a whole lot still to be a accomplished in the

about halfway over. adrianna: he had tough talk for north korea. he got standing ovations while giving the speech. is the tough talk working? >> i think was very careful in the tough talk. he also did not use any nicknames and call him "rocket man" just a few miles from the border of north korea. of a i read that is a bit window opening up. this is not the fire and fury president trump we saw a few weeks ago. this is a guy saying, i'm going to call out your resume but also leaving open the very possibility for diplomacy. adrianna: last question, i want to ask you how the election, how has this hurt republicans -- if at all? >> republicans have to regroup. a pathought they found through the age of trump. could you be an establishment figure, mainstream republican but cap and a trump support? the answer

they're going to have to find a new mode surviving in the age of trump. adrianna: rick klein, thank you so much for your insight. we will see you next time. the day after democrats made huge strides, securing seats across the country, nationally there's been a battle for votes and dollars. which party has been cashing in the most and how has the president's time in the white house helped or hurt fund-raising? scott explains now from washington. >> ever since that in our rural stroll, the road has not always been so smooth and the president has encountered his fair share of political potholes. his approval rating has been on a downward trend, losing seven points since taking office. republicans in congress have failed on promises of repealing replace another landmark legislation. so democrats, some would think, would be rolling in the fund-raising dough. and there is a two to one margin. but maybe not the way you might think.

throughout the national party headquarters, they have pulled roughly $44ion with million still in the bank and carrying no debt. as for the democrats, they raised about half that much money, had $7 million in the bank, but about $4 million in debt. the gop claims it is payday is based almost solely on the -- the gop claims its payday is based must solely on the resident. breath of fresh air. >> democrats have their own hurdles. recent criticism from the former dnc chairman donna brazil indicates the party may have alienated bernie sanders supporters and donors by tipping the primary scales too much for hillary clinton. the new chair believes they are starting to turn that around with the recent record number of small donations via

and events and have their eyes set on taking back the house in 2018. >> what we have to do is make sure we are working with voters up and down america, rural and urban america. adrianna: it is also interesting, but the good thing is the people win. steve: they were waiting in line in the rain. adrianna: turnout was up. steve: the rain and the cold temperatures did not scare people away. we have cool air right now and skies are just beginning to break up a little bit, mainly north and west of town. factor now in the lower 40's. morning low temperature hit 42. 46 in hagerstown. 43 in winchester. fredericksburg, 44.

the forecast highs today, well below average for this time of year. normally, 60 one. today we will be lucky if we hit 50 at reagan national. 40 said the west along the 81 corridor with added sunshine or glimmers of sun and western maryland. southern maryland, beginning to clear out. had a few showers earlier this morning. just off to the west of us, looking at a feeling bring showers for harrisonburg and woodstock. once again, not going to amount to a whole lot. if you're going to be in the mountains this afternoon, might want to grab the umbrella. futurecast, two :00, dry around the capital beltway. we to keep a chance for an isolated shower in the forecast. not worth taking the umbrella in the district. jim: 30 tonight, skies begin to clear out does to the west of us. where we do see the clearing, we can't rule out patchy

nothing that will cause any type of travel delays. the rush-hourng, commute looking good. it will be dry for the most part. upper 40's. a good time to download the stormwatch 7 weather app. a little cooler off to the north and west of us. leesburg and gaithersburg, waking up to temperatures tomorrow morning in the upper 30's. fairfax, around 38 degrees. upper marlboro, 40. day planner tomorrow, we will build on the temperatures by about 10 degrees. highs in the lower to middle 50's. let's talk about redskins football this sunday, 47 to 50 degrees, clouds increasing. at least it will be dry, although a bit on the chilly side. 10 day outlook looks like this. a few spotty showers today, 55 tomorrow. this is behind a strong cold front on friday, lower 40's. waking up early saturday morning to a hard freeze.

looks like for the district. arlington and alexandria in the fairfax, you want to bring in the plants. moving into the next 10 days, we have a little bit of a warming trend on the way. the coldest air we get out of the way over the next four days, then by next week, near 60 degrees. adrianna: so just grin and bear it and then warm up. stick up and realize it is only november -- steve: and realize it is only november. keep it positive, right? adrianna: remember to log on to wjla.com/boat to choose your news. to choose youre news. we will have the results in about five minutes for you. next, the commercial that sparked a bidding war for a used car worth less t

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>> ebay shut it down, but now back up and running. in america, we sell nearly 40 million used cars a year. how do you get the best price? kelley where car from blue book comes in. the top three tips on how to sell this. >> know the value. you don't want to find out later you gave it away. >> this is my dirty chevy colorado pickup. wash the windows. >> windows are key. , he canndistracted view make the car feels psychologically newer. >> inside? see the child seat and litter, all you think about is, "i am getting summit else's car." >> treat the pictures like a dating up profile pic. dirty, harsh light. isl says the picture and tips can get you a 5% price bump.

back to the spoof commercial. max and his girlfriend got engaged since he made it. >> i don't know if it made her fall deeply in love with me, but the process definitely tested our strength. people honda accord, the who have life figured out and just need a way to get somewhere. luxury is a state of mind. adrianna: time for you to choose the news. you have three choices. answer today's insta poll. the majority voted for the doggie and a high chair with 50% of the vote. her name is tink. she has a condition that forces her to stay upright to eat so her owner puts her in the high chair whenever it is time to challenge down. there you have it. bundle up if you go outside today. steve has a check

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adrianna: 127-year-old grasshopper is the buzz of the art world. curators found the insect with any sick pain of it's a van gogh 19th-century masterpiece -- thick paint of vincent bango's 19th-century masterpiece. he painted a lot of his famous and skates outdoors. there you have it. i never would have known it was a grasshopper. steve: it took so long

but it is a big picture. adrianna: the poor thing got trapped. old-school paint. let's talk about the 10 day outlook. today is chilly. we will make it to around 50 degrees. tomorrow, we will build on that by about five degrees. a cold front late tomorrow night. you're going to feel it on friday. not only will it be cold, but windy with windchill factors likely only in the 30's. waking up early saturday morning, a hard freeze. that is what it looks like right now for the district and for arlington and alexandria and fairfax with temperatures in the 20's and 30's. we will rebound a bit for the middle and end of next week towards 60 degrees. if we hit a freeze at dulles international airport this saturday, it is one of the latest on record for them. if we do it at national airport, it is one of the earliest freezes on record. adrianna: very interesting. be sure to watch abc 7

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