inside the courthouse where basically they expressed their gratitude to the jury and their well wishers for the jackson family. there was a gasp in the courtroom when the guilty verdict was read. >> guilty of the crime of involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: after less than nine hours of deliberations, jurors decided dr. conrad murray was responsible for michael jackson's death. prosecutors argued that jackson caused the death by buying 4- gallons of propofol and administered it to jackson. then failing to monitoring and failing to place a call to 911. defense attorneys called their own witnesses who said michael jackson gave himself the deadly doze. this crowd has been waiting all day to hear the verdict. each time one of the jackson family members has walked

through that line and into the car, a huge cheer has gone out. >> justice is done here. >> reporter: dr. murray was led out of the courtroom in handcuffs, his sentencing will take place on november 29th. now during that sentencing hearing the judge could decide to sentence conrad murray to up to four years in prison. and of course he stands to possibly lose his medical license as well. reporting live from the criminal courts building in downtown los angeles, i'm sandra hughes, back to you. >> all right thank you very much sandra. jackson's mother katherine jackson says she was confident this would be the outcome of the trial. there's shock and sadness, a student is fatally stabbed while trying to break up a fight. mike hellgren has more on the charges against another student in reaction from the campus. >> many here are reeling from

this murder. a judge denied bail for the accused killer. courtney mccoy was stabbed in the head and neck after a vicious fight at a house party just steps from the strau sburg state university. the 19-year-old had a reputation of a peacemaker. she died trying to break up a fight, leaving those who knew her stunned. >> a big personality, everybody talks about her personality. >> she has this personality that could make everybody smile. >> insane, i can't believe it actually happened. >> reporter: police arrested 23- year-old shanay ligins for the murder. she's a senior business major and lived in the home where the fight started. >> courtney's mother arrived at the hospital where she went to each and every student individually that was in that waiting room and gave each of them a hug and let them know

what had happened. >> police say ligins told them someone else stabbed mccoy but witness testimony and pictures from the bloody aftermath led to the murder charges against her. this is the second student on student killing in the last two years. >> i share your outrage, your alarm and your grief that somebody like this has happened at frostburg as is this entire university community. >> reporter: mccoy loved to sing and was in a gospel choir on campus. now her voice is gone and the community is asking how could this happen. university police say they monitored troubled off campus party houses but this was not one that was on the list. mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. what happened to courtney mccoy has happened to others like yeardley love and christopher comings in virginia. they went off to college to never return again. how can we protect our children

when they're away at school. wjz is still gathering details but we have confirmed one officer fired at least one shot. sky13 was over the scene. right now we don't know who the officer was firing at. we do know one person was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound. no officers were hurt and police remain on the scene at this hour, denise. >> thank you, mary. we will bring you more information on this story as we get it. another day of intense evaluations in the trial of governor curry. derek valcourt with more on what that note said. >> reporter: the jury has been sent home for the day but as you said not before sending out a note with a question that appears to show how this jurily is leaning and if that is true, it is not good news for senator curry. >> senator are you feeling

confident about this trial. >> no comment. >> reporter: 74-year-old prince george's county senator curry waits to learn his fate as jurors decide whether the evidence proves grocery chain shoppers food warehouse paid curry a quarter of a million dollars as bribery as prosecutors allege. they said curry secretly used his political power and influence to benefit the grocery chain including a state deal lowering rent. legislations to allow shoppers to transfer a liquor license, stoplights near the grocery store. but defense attorneys argue curry's work with shoppers was perfectly legal and not a secret. saying he hired attorneys to help him draft a consulting contract for shoppers. that he paid taxes on shoppers money and that he's an honest man who never made any political appearances on shoppers behalf.

his failure to disclose his work has required they chalk up to a paper work error by his wife. jurors asked the judge a single question about the bribery conspiracy act and two checktives from shoppers food. if we believe the conspiracy was not in effect in 2002 or even in january 2003, but we believe started later, could we find any of the defendants guilty of the crime. and the judge told them they could find the defendant guilty. i want to lay out how much evidence this jury is up against. they asked the judge if they could have a catalog of all the evidence.they have so much paper work they find it difficult to find things. they were asking for a catalog of all the evidence.

jury is going to have to resume tomorrow morning. derek valcourt, wjz news. >> curry faces up to 20 years in jail or rather in prison if convicted. new calls for the immediate release of maryland businessman allen gross who has been in jail in cuba for more than 20 years. this vigil is being held in the cuba intersection in washington, d.c. he was arrested for spying. he was convicted and sentenced to 15 years in prison. the city has a five year contract with organizers with the baltimore grand prix. but the says if the group does not pay them $1.5 million they

are owed, they will not honor the contract. and more from the team on this fantastic victory. >> can't seep to -- seem to get enough of this. harbaugh and the team still flying high today after a vick -- victory that could carry them a long way to their ultimate goal of the super bowl. the ravens say their road to a championship must go through pittsburgh. the usual hard hitting rivalry included a critical fumble by joe flacco and butter fingers for some ravens receivers. >> not a simple catch but a catch that has to be made. >> reporter: before this one slipped away, the ravens got a grip, flacco let it rip to cap a magical 92-yard scoring driver which gave the ravens a win at pittsburgh 23-20.

>> i'm really excited right now. this was a great win. i didn't even know tori caught the pass. i thought it was a pass interference. when i found out he caught the pass i almost lost it. >> for me it was all about the teammates just having the confidence in me. me knowing i could make the play myself. i cannot thank the guys enough. >> either one of two things happen. either we're the same team from last year or we're going to show the world how we've grown up. and we did just that. >> harbaugh met with the media today. he acknowledged the importance of the victory to ravens fans. we will hear from the coach later in sports. >> our complete coverage continues with jessica cartalia live with more on the fan excitement over this big win, jes. >> reporter: denise, we were all on the edge of our seats. the fans genuinely don't like steelers fans, the players don't like each other. and the coaches aren't big fans either. and again, all of us just so

excited and it was a nail biter, take a look. the grand final of a hard fought game. ravens say it best on the wjz fan cam. >> we have faced the ravens now because flacco is our man, that's why -- we have faith in the ravens now because flacco is our man. >> i was not sure but all in all they did great. if they win this way they can win every game this way, i'm happy. >> i had no doubt at all. >> any time the steelers lose it's a good thing. >> reporter: the rivalry had both teams on edge and some even doubted that the ravens could actually everyone pull it off. >> to tell you the truth i thought flacco was going to blow it. he came through, he shocked me. >> i was surprised, pleasantly surprised. my husband said they scored, i said you're kidding. he said no, it was great. unbelievable. >> i was scared to the end. and when he pulled it off. wow. >> reporter: still some say

they never lost faith and had confidence the ravens would sweep this series. >> i was thinking that flacco would come back. i knew ed reed would not let us down on the football on the defensive side. i knew we were going to pull out a w. >> always have faith in the ravens, we bleed purple and black baby. >> reporter: we certainly do. and tonight m & t bank stadium is anything but quiet. teams of four are on the field as we speak from 6:00 to 9:00. teams of four have the opportunity to try and win a trip to hawaii for the probowl very fun. and they get to do everything that the players get to do. there's a pass competition and running competitions and should be a lot of fun. guys. >> is both men and women running on m & t field. >> can you imagine. the lights are on, people showed up early it's all part of bud light it's called fan

camp. >> thank you jessica. the ravens are on the road again next week traveling to seattle to take on the seahawks. watch the game next sunday at 4:00 p.m. right here on wjz13. the ravens enjoyed nice weather for that game in pittsburgh. even nicer here. a live look outside. pleasant temperatures and dry conditions. sky chopper 13 still up and about right now. bob turk is in the weather center for the updated forecast, bob. >> reporter: not a cloud any where. still beautiful out there. nothing going on, beautiful. it has dropped to 56, remember the sun set a little before 5:00 this afternoon. so really nothing going on. one or two showers out there around lake eerie that's about it. tomorrow if you liked today you will like tomorrow because it's about the same. bright sunshine, we will probably not see any real clouds until thursday with a front coming through the area. maybe a shower or two and that's about it. it'll cool down a little bit

after that. the next couple of days still way above normal, mild and sunny. denise. >> thank you, bob. sex abuse scandal, penn state rocked by stunning allegations against a popular football coach. who stepped down today. campaign 2011, i'm pat warren coming up on eyewitness news, the baltimore city board of elections gets ready for the city's general election tomorrow. i'm mary bubala, hampton gets his come back -- hunn gets his come back. >> is it too late to save her business? another dry and pleasant dry day. stick around for the updated forewarn forecast. [ female announcer ] this is steve and lynn, and they have a good question.

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baltimore city voters go to the polls tomorrow. voter turn out is expected to be light. >> reporter: suppose you held an election and nobody came. >> for some reason the citizens are not exercising that right to vote. >> reporter: board of elections director jones predicts a turn out of less than 15%. >> i would say 10 to 12% which is very bad and very low. >> reporter: the three city wide races for mayor council president and controller were most likely decided in the september primary. though only the controller is

running unopposed. mayor blake has an opponent who is campaigning on you tube. blake seen here campaigning in september is ready for tomorrow. >> feels like it's been a long time coming. we've been sending out mailers and encouraging people to vote. >> reporter: voter turn out could prove critical in the seventh district where incumbent belinda is challenged by right in newcomer shannon sneed. but voter apaty could prove the race. i'm pat warren, now back to you on tv hill. polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. results of the campaign won't be released until later this week. the owner of baltimore's cafe hunn does an about face.

>> reporter: the name hunn no longer belongs to whiting. >> reporter: denise whiting is renouncing the hunn trademark. >> it belongs to the people of baltimore. and the thing is that now, baltimore is going to defend it. so i don't have to hold on to it. i don't have to keep it. it was never mine to start with. >> reporter: it is a complete reversal for whiting who until now dismissed the protest and backlash but today she admitted her restaurant is failing. >> if it doesn't turn around, i will shut the doors. >> reporter: that's why chef -- is at the restaurant.

but will this move change the business? the community boycotted it, will it come back. >> i think they made the right decision. it wasn't doing her any good. i don't think she really had any kind of claim on that word. >> i stopped eating there because the food wasn't that great. honestly. and there are other options that i liked more. >> i'm one of those people who haven't been in there for a while for those same reasons. i will go back if she is really apologizing. and she's sincere. >> i apologize from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: whiting began trademarking the word hunn back in 1992. cafe hunn has been in operation for 20 years. denise. >> thank you very much mary. boy, gordon ramsey, that's tough. >> yeah, i think so. he makes some good food though. >> beautiful day out there. i think we have more of this coming. november has been fantastic so

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ravens fans all over the city are enjoying the team's big win but a mysterious sneaky fan is showing their spirit on tv. these purple flamingos just showed up near the wjz studio. and they are just showing their pride. >> no real flamingos were harmed. let's take a look at the beautiful weather that will continue at least for the next few days with 56. the dewpoint now in the mid- 40s. still 63 in cumberland. 51 51 pax river. beautiful weather, we got up to 69 degrees today. our normal high is 60. our normal low is 39. this morning we were 33 at the

airport. 59 bell air, 54 annapolis. still 60 at last report for westminster and 68 over in washington. very light southerly winds. now overnight tonight the winds are quick once again. we had a lot of fog in some areas this morning. in fact, frost and fog in a lot of areas. tonight we will probably see more fog in some regions away from the city. maybe near the cities. south winds will be very light tonight. that will keep us in the warm air for the next couple of days. temperatures again tomorrow. upper 60s, maybe getting to 70 in a couple of spots. now to the west, shower and thunderstorms activity through oklahoma. for the west, a little area of rain and snow mainly in the higher elevations there. flagstaff had some snow and phoenix had rain down in southern portions of arizona. in our part of the world, main area of low pressure heading to the west. a little bit of it will pass our region we think on thursday

with some clouds. maybe a shower. maybe even a rumble of that. clear conditions, beautiful high pressure over the region means cool nights for this time of year. normally cool. and mild days from the next few days until thursday. the front will get a little closer. give us some clouds, maybe a shower. that's about it. after that the front goes through, cools off and gets breezy for saturday and friday. south winds today, five to 10 knots. the bay temp at 55 and take note of the sunrise. 6:41 is set today at 4:59. i think tomorrow 4:57. areas of fog late nights, okay. tomorrow sun after the fog burns off. once again, back up into the upper 60s on your tuesday. just great great fall weather. >> boy, oh boy, are we getting lucky. thank you bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >> coming up, a massive die off of oysters in the bay is threatening livelihood and a

way of life. that story as eyewitness news continues. >> only 15 years behind bars for her involvement in the death of a john hopkins researcher. what the defendant merit had to say in court today. i'm andrea fujihi downtown. that's just ahead from downtown on eyewitness news. another woman says she was sexually harassed ,, >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru.

>> it's just before 6:30, 56 degrees and clear. good evening thanks for staying with wjz here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. updating tonight's breaking news from los angeles. the jury returns the verdict in dr. conrad murray's case. >> reporter: after nine hours of deliberation, jurors decided dr. conrad murray was responsible for michael jackson's death. immediately led away in

handcuffs, murray will remain in jail until his sentencing. jurors found that jackson gave jackson the drug propofol then failed to monitor him, then did not call 911. there was some speculation the family would hold a news conference after the verdict but that has been the only public comment so far. denise. >> thank you, mary. the judge could face dr. murray to four years in prison and he could lose his medical license. there is more fall out from the sex scandal in penn university. drew levinson reports from pennsylvania. >> reporter: penn state's former director have turned

themselves to authorities. curly and shultz are accused of covering -- he faces 40 criminal counts ranging from inappropriate touching to statutory rape. prosecutors say sanduski prayed on boys he met through a charity he founded for at risk kids. in 2002, a graduate assistant says he saw sanduski assaulting a 10-year-old at a shower on campus. he alerted schultz. sanduski spent three decades with the lions before retiring

in 1999. helping paterno score the most wins in division history. the allegations have stunned penn state fans. >> you follow him when he was a coach and he was doing so many good things with the second line. and you were kind of proud of him. >> reporter: sanduski denies the charges. drew levinson. paterno does not face any charges and may be called as a prosecution witness. more allegations against republican presidential contender herman cain. but this time the woman gives forward and gives specifics. monique gallegos has the specifics. >> reporter: during a news conference in new york she talked about meeting with cane to discuss employment. during this meeting she says he fondled her and tried to move her face toward his crotch.

she wants to support the other accusers who have so far remained anonymous. >> thank you, monique. cain is currently at the top of the polls for the republican nomination. the second person involved in the murder of a john hopkins researchers found out today how long she will be behind bars. andrea fujihi learned what she had to say in court. >> reporter: a 30 year sentence, 15 of which were suspended for her role in the death of steven pitkaren. >> for the family of steven pitkaren this marks the ends of this horrible ordeal. >> reporter: steven pitkaren was walking down the street when john wagner and merit robbed him. in october wagner was sentenced to life plus two years in

exchange for merit's testimony against him she only faced conspiracy and robbery charges. >> in as much as she was a willing participate, she got the sentence that she deserved. >> reporter: but neighbors in charles village felt she deserved more. >> i said it was a little ridiculous. they were in it together so they should get the same sentence it seems like. >> i thought they would be in it together. you know both were responsible. >> reporter: in court merit admitted she is just as guilty as john wagner but she is not a cold-blooded person. the judge though didn't buy it. after merit's 15 year, the judge says she will be watching for any probation violation to impose the full 15 years suspended sentence. andrea fujihi, eyewitness news. merit will be eligible for parol after 7.5 years. attorneys for the man accused of killing yeardley love will be allowed to access

her medical records. they argue it was a mix of alcohol and prescription medication that killed love not hughly. prosecutors say he killed the cock yesville native just days before both were to graduate from the university of virginia. a fire that left 17 people homeless in baltimore county was an accident. the flames ripped through a building, today fire investigators determined it started in the ceiling above one of the third floor condos and officials estimate the blaze cost $1 million in damage. all of the displaced residents are staying with friends and relatives. time knew for a quick look of some of the stories you will find on the baltimore sun. the crumbling relationship between constala to the ation and edm. do flacco's heroics make him an

elite nfl quarterback? for these stories and more, check out the baltimore sun. alex demetric reports some water men are already calling it quits. >> every oyster season will turn up empty shells and dead oysters but this year -- >> some of the bars were 100% dead. we didn't find a live oyster in it at all. >> reporter: they blame the massive run off from hurricane irene and tropical storm lee which brought debris and a flood of fresh water which kills oysters. >> we can't oyster through this. this you know this has really hit us hard. >> the hurricane is gone from most people's minds. but as far as running parties or working in the bay we deal with it every day. >> reporter: barry feishter is dealing with it. by putting his boat up for sale. a boat that supported his family for 20 years. because oysters reproduce best

in the saltier water it will take years to recover. >> if you have a good spawn like once every five years in the upper bay you're doing pretty good. >> the worse part for me with this boat is not the money you make off of it, it's the opportunity to go out there and watch the sun come up and actually do the job. and that's what's heartbreaking for me. that's what breaks my heart. >> although water men believe tropical weather triggered the oyster die off state scientists have yet to determine an exact cause. still to come, extreme protest why this man is hanging off a new york city bridge and why he's so upset. 20 years later, the progress made in the fight against hiv. and more great fall weather, i'll have the exclusive five day warning forecast. and wjz13 is always on. here are the top stories on

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a bizarre protest stops traffic on a busy new york bridge. take a look as a man is hanging

from a harness from a sign. officials believe he had the line tied to a van. police identify him as an exemployee of rockland county who is upset about his disability. >> magic johnson is marking two decades living with hiv. he put a famous face on what is still a deadly disease and now johnson is ramping up his foundation's efforts to fight hiv and aids. >> wow, what a blessing. >> reporter: after 20 years living with hiv, basketball legend magic johnson has a message. >> i'm living but, people are still even today as we speak getting this virus. >> listen to this crowd. >> reporter: in 1991 in the middle of a super star career that included 5nba championships, johnson stunned the world. >> because of the hiv virus

that i have attained, i will have to retire from the lakers. >> reporter: magic's announcement put an athletic face on hiv. brought diagnosis to a public attention to a disease that was thought to be deadly. new medications help johnson beat the odds and even head back on to the court. johnson was treated using a so called cocktail mixture of anti hiv drugs. >> what he gets in terms of his therapy is typical of what most american patients receive. so he is not the exception. he is the rule. >> reporter: johnson started the magic johnson foundation which accepted a check today for $1 million to help raise awareness of aids and hiv. he also had an emotional thank you for long time friend and supporter coach pat riley. >> you put the magic in magic

johnson and i appreciate that. >> reporter: he continues to be a activist and survivor. >> now an estimated 23 million people are living with hiv. a huge asteroid is coming closer to earth then the moon today. the space rock is bigger than an aircraft but scientists say don't worry. the asteroid named 2005yu55 does not pose any threat or damage. researchers have been tracking the slowly spinning object since it's discovery in 2009 and they are positive it will not hit earth. >> let's hope they are right. >> yeah. all right scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> a woman accusing herman cain of sexual harassment has come forward. what she said and what it may mean to his campaign. tonight on the cbs evening news. thanks scott, here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street, we'll be right back.

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a fantastic started to the new work week. november has been very nice so far. bob turk is in the weather

center with the forecast for the rest of the week. >> it's been absolutely spectacular that's for sure. let's take a look at conditions for tomorrow. if you wake up early which you probably will, maybe some fog for some areas. maybe upper 50s, eventually back up to the upper 60s again. 64 wednesday, 61 maybe a few showers on thursday. and then it gets breezy and cools down 52 friday. and the sun back on saturday back up to 58 degrees. >> thanks, bob. we were just talking ant this, could wed -- we were just talking about this. could wedding bells be ringing twice for the new installment of twilight. >> i have the latest straight from the breaking down couple. new scenes of warm kisses, tender moments and newlywed bliss.

and in my new interviews with the stars robert started a rumor that his on screen wedding could actually be real. >> do you think you're legally wedding now. >> i don't know, i don't know what the technicalities are. it would be funny if we didn't realize. >> it really would be. you haven't investigated. >> i haven't done a prenup yet. >> you better start investigating. although you two are doing well, it might be a 50/50 split. >> reporter: a real preacher did the wedding scene. >> he could not even get the names right. but i'm glad, because the energy we got from the dude. >> and also tonight home movies

with the woman who claims justin bieber fathered her baby. and a whitney houston exclusive from the set of her new movie. you can see entertainment tonight here on wjz. and still to come on eyewitness news tonight, the dust has settled but the excitement has not. >> the ravens are still riding high after their win against the steelers. we have [ dennis ] juggling insurance policies at different companies... is a pain. but with allstate, bundling policies is easy and can save you money. you should try this instead. thank you...yeah... now she should be an allstate agent. shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] introducing the allstate auto + life discount. now when you protect your family with allstate life insurance you can save even more on allstate car insurance. shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. ♪

well i made a mistake. i went to bed just too early. wasn't that stupid, i know. but i got woken up, i found out. >> the word spread quickly. >> what a game we're still reliving it. we are just two weeks in need of a come back and the ravens get the job done. last week it was at home in arizona. that ravens rally brought a sigh of relief but to win in pittsburgh was much more than relief. that is euphoria and an exclamation point on a statement that the ravens are a super bowl contender. the ravens worked that margin down to the final seconds.

just as it was a week ago was joe flacco to receiver smith. smith had dropped the pass earlier in the game but held on tight for the critical catch. the reaction for ravens players and fans pure joy in pittsburgh and back here in baltimore and in owens mills today, coach harbaugh tried to put words on those emotions. >> it was a great win. and it was one to be excited about and i think it was something that we all felt great about after the game. you know you go in there and you win in that environment against that team who we have so much respect for. in that manner, that is going to be something that i think everybody should be excited about. because i think we know it's very important and you know really meaningful forthe to the city and to the people. i heard some people calling in saying it's going crazy out there. everybody is going crazy out there in town. we are insulated in here and we're already working on seattle. so we don't maybe get to enjoy that as much but our families

tell us. i know it's a much better day for our kids in school today. i guarantee you that. you know. >> they are happy and they are healthy. the coach reports no significant injury after that hard fought win last night. he also added that the win over matters if they win next sunday on the road west of seattle. the ravens are heavily favored over the seahawks. that's a game you can see here on wjz coming your way sunday at 4:00. the ravens are expected to be a play off team this year. the bengals were not. in fact, many picked them to be the worse team in the league yet the surprising guy in the stripes are tied with baltimore for first place in the division. rookie quarterback andy dalton threw three passes in tennessee leading to a again gal 34-27 victory and in a place where the ravens last earlier this

season. it's cincci's sixth straight win. the pirates 19th straight losing season is the longest such street in all of sports. the orioles streak of 14 straight is the second longest. and the next man hired to change the o's portion officially takes the job tomorrow. he's dan duckett he will be introduced tomorrow at camden yards. duckett has been out of the majors sin he was fired from boston a year ago. he takes over as o's gm. duckett is the cousin of jim duckett. >> thank you very much mark. soulful symphony is known for its energy filled show that

mixing symphonic experience with american favorites. >> i was excited because we were in no man's land. >> reporter: atwater and his group were chosen as the first recipient of the hipadrome grant. >> there are many companies out there looking for help and we're going to help them. >> it just kind of cements our imprint in baltimore city. >> reporter: the hypadrome will now be the home of the band. and he says he plans to pack

the house from now on. atwater says besides changing the way people perceive the symphonic music, he hopes to inspire young people. >> they see what they could become. >> i'll have to go see them. soulful shows kick off in february. for more information just log on to our website for a link. >> they have a permanent home, they performed at the bso and other venues here recently. >> fantastic. >> and we'll be right back. coming up, she's claiming herman cain sexually harassed her. we will hear her accusations. plus we will hear top officials in washington how to move the country forward. >> tell me ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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