>> he walked off the stage like a drop the mike moment and then tripped. that's what's making news >> now on "daybreak," police say the shooters in california people. meanwhile a woman who grew up here in new hampshire is recovering after being shot three times in the attack. and killing a toddler more than 20 years ago and he has been denied parole. the conditions laid out by the parole board. kevin: for a lot of areas, we're back to the sunshine today. update on the weekend ahead. erin: toddler toys, craft kits. i'm erin fehlau live where we're kicking off the toys for tots toy drive.

looking for this year. sean: happy friday. good morning. thanks for waking up with us. we'll check in with erin weekend. first weather. what do we have on tap for the weekend? kevin: not a bad start. we start out with partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 40's as you walk out the door. we're setting up to be a partly sunny day in areas. up north, you'll notice a front coming in from the west. it will mean the chance of a snow shower. a lot of areas in the 30's. a couple of spots near 40's. highs today in the low to mid 40's away from the mountains. temperatures in the 30 ice. more on the weekend forecast in a bit. joined live by deb davidson. happy friday.

right now if you are starting your early morning commute, we don't have the fog. 93 north and south is moving well. we're not seeing delays on 293 from hooksett down to the split with 93. if you are on the everett turnpike, 101, or the spaulding, it is free. commuting in to boston is an easy ride right now. this report is being autofair. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: flags will fly at half staff until sunday. they have identified each of the victims. they range in age from 26 to 60 years old. officials say the shooter is a husband and wife. they basically had a bomb factory inside their home. the couple had enough bombs and bullets to

investigators are looking for the man they say bought two of the guns used in the attack. the guns were bought legally more than three years ago. nearly two dozen people were injured in the shooting, including a woman who grew up here in new hampshire. friends and family maybes say amanda gasbar g was shot. ray: she grew up in new hampshire. the pastor that first preached to her in mt. vernon where she and her sisters were toddlers. she now lives in california and works for the san bernardino county health department. she had surge after being shot in the leg three times. she's expected to be okay. >> shock for the whole church family. i'm -- we've seen these things on the news before. we've never had a face with them. now it is a -- it struck

you know. it is a lot closer to home than ever before. ray: she worked at the cheshire medical center as the emergency preparedness coordinator from 2009 to 2012. her parents are with her recovers. in the studios, ray sean: thanks. a man is recovering after he was shot in the lower part of his body manchester. police found the man inside an apartment on prescott street. they say they do not think the shooting was random. so far they have not announced any arrest or commented on a possible motive. a man that pleaded guilty to illing a young child has been denied parole. shane nickerson has been behind bars for the death of 18 month old zachary mcmillan. he was baby sitting when he beat the child to death after he started crying. his mother talked about the pain she has

>> i could have kissed more and hugged longer and spent every second of every day remembering everything. i didn't know then that i would only have 546 days with him. i think about the life he had. the pain he endured. the end. sean: he could go to a halfway house and get mental health counseling. if he follows the plan, he could be back before the board in june. marco rubio will be in portsmouth today. george pataki and lindsey graham have keene. hillary clinton held a town hall in dover and of issues, including the shooting in california. she says the tragedies is on national security.

serious questions about how we need to protect ourselves and be sure that we have the best possible college -- intelligence shared between local law enforcement, federal law enforcement, and we do everything that we can to prevent these kinds of attack. sean: clinton spoke about homelessness, paid family leave, and care for veterans. john kasich addressed the shooting in a town hall in salem. he says he thinks part of the problems that's led to mass shootings is a shortage of mental health resources, particularly emergency beds for people who need them. he will campaign later today in manchester. in the spirit of giving, now is your chance to help thousands of children have presents under the tree on christmas morning. our drive for toys for tots gets underway today. erin fehlau is live this morning. one of the drop off points. good morning to you, erin. erin: good morning.

are many families around the granite state that are on -- have hard times right now. they are having trouble to buy the christmas gifts. that's why the u.s. marines have stepped in with the toys for tots program. they are hoping to collect 15,000 toys over this weekend. we're happy to help them out. this year there's a great need for babies to toddlers, zeros to two. also they are looking for items for girls, ages six to nine and boys and girls ages 10-13. if you haven't bought some toys in a while, you might be wondering what do i get? babies and toddlers they are looking for blocks, ride-on toys, learning toys, bath toys are great. suggestions for girls aging six to 13, craft and jewelry making kit, science kits, these are also good for the boys, board games, scooters, and skateboards.

with z107 and rock 101. this toy drive is going to go on all weekend long here at toys "r" us in manchester and the crossings in newington. if you happen to come down and make a donation, cash donation, gift card, buy a toy, you'll be given a $3 gift card. drop off and toy and maybe go get a coffee. we're going to be here all morning long. sean: all right. thank you. you lead with something too. still to come on "news 9 daybreak," alleged thief caught. how they tracked down one of the men believed to be involved in the stealing from operation santa claus. we know one of the key participates in super bowl 50. which band will headline the halftime show. in the next half an hour, learning the history of where the

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kevin: off and running on friday morning. you'll run the risk of a couple of snow showers. in central and southern areas, we'll blend the sunshine with the clouds. westerly breeze today not nearly as strong as yesterday. we're looking ahead to what should be a fairly nice weekend. details coming up. sean: thanks. a concord man was arrested in connection with a break in at the operation santa claus warehouse. 23-year-old james pechacek was arraigned yesterday. toys and more than 3,000 in gift cards were stolen over the thanksgiving weekend. all items intended for needy children. police say they were able to track down the stolen gift cards when they were used. >> the store has a way of backtracking gift cards based on an identification number. once that's identified, the times they were used can be locked in. sean: they expect to file

generous donations have replaced all of the items stolen. the patriots are cruising towards the playoff. we know who will headline the half time show. cold play will be first on the stage at levi stadium. they have a new album coming out today. they have won seven grammy awards. 5:11 on friday. coming up, one of the most popular christmas ornaments of the year. it honors a president here in new england. this week's adopt is pet is chowder. he's waiting for you.

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sean: welcome back. u.s. defense secretary, ash carter, has ordered the military to open up all jobs to women, including combat roles. it follows years of reviews and pushback. the marine corps had asked to keep excluding women from certain infantry and combat roles. they have 30 days to submit plans for inclusion. this hometown hero decided to keep his talents close to home. he is a thrower for the university track and field. he made an impact. last year michael won the indoor conference championship in the weight throw and outdoor hammer throw. he is a communications major and received academic honors last spring. you are likely to see a touch of history on ornaments.

coolidge and is one of the best selling ornaments of the year, thanks to an l.e.d. light showing scenes from his life, including the small vermont house where he was born. all proceeds from the sale of the ornament help support education efforts about the white house. our spirit of giving toy drive is underway. we need your help to provide toys to thousands of children. let's check back in with erin fehlau. good morning. erin: good morning. we're expecting people to be generous as they have been in the past. the u.s. marines are hoping to collect 15,000 toys for the toys for tots program. all of the toys will be spread out to agencies throughout the state so those toys will be get to the kids that need them. they are looking for craft kits. that came to us from one of the producers gave this to me.

generous donation to toys forker to -- for tots in memory of andy blacksmith. we hope you are going to come on down to the manchester toys "r" us or to the crossings in newington and make a toy donation and spread some cheer. erin: do you have any of my favorite toys? erin: yoda. star wars is going to be huge. they are looking for toys for younger kids too, learning toys, things like that, games are always great along with science kits and art supplies. they need a lot. there are many families that aren't able to buy the gifts this year for whatever reason. we hope you will be very generous. sean: all right. erin fehlau in manchester. it is quiet right now. kevin: i was thinking it was

sean: as a child. yeah. skip all the other -- kevin: i was talking about now. of sunshine and clouds. you get up in the mountains, and a couple more snow showers are going to be possible. we're talking temperatures between 36 and 46. westerly breeze not as gusty. cooler nights and mild afternoon. lasting through monday before they increase system. even that looks like it could just be off shore. we start off early on. you can see the clouds continuing to streamline in. it bumps up against the western and northern mountains and lingers there and creates more clouds. the north western cloudy, south eastern clear set up looks to be the reality for the day today. maybe even a little bit of an enhancement with this weak disturbance. could mean a couple of snow showers. a lot of real estate in the slow moving pattern. huge area of high pressure settles in this weekend and is likely around through tuesday of next week.

snow showers are a possibility moving in from the northwest for a few north western areas and for a couple of northern areas in to the afternoon. areas in to the 30's. a fewer upper 20's to the west. we've seen the cooler air start to arrive first. westerly breeze will be offset by a good deal of sunshine. getting temperatures back in to the low to mid 40's. 45 in rochester. still some upper 30's for the white mountains northward. a lot more clouds today and the chance of a snow shower in to the afternoon and early evening. from there, you are going to notice as we go through tonight clearing across a good part of the northeast. for tomorrow, any sort of early cloudiness giving way to sunshine as the wind lightens so you don't get what is creating the clouds to continue. light wind with a big area of high pressure in control. it looks like a good deal of sunshine for both days over the weekend. tomorrow chances are statewide we'll be in the 40's. could touch 50 in a couple of southern locations.

more sunshine and a westerly breeze. temperatures will be milder. we're talking 46 to 56 from north to south. still either side of 50 for southern areas on monday ahead of the next system which would be off shore. high temperatures today going back in to the low to mid 40's. couple of snow showers up north. then we drop back from the mid 20's to lower 30's. from there, we'll continue to see temperatures work upward. we'll go up another four or five degrees tomorrow. another six or seven on sunday. low and mid 50's. you've been procrastinating putting up the christmas lights, this is your re-do chance. i usually try to do them in november. as you'll notice here, things looking mild in to early next week. the chance of showers wednesday. right now if we're going to see anything from that, the best chance will be some rain showers. sean: it does not feel like december. kevin: it didn't feel like november either. sean: true.

ray: they continue to investigate the shooting in california, a new hampshire woman was among those wounded in the attack. 32-year-old amanda gasburg grew up in hinsdale. she works for the san bernardino health department. she had surgery after in the leg. she is expected to make a full recovery. sean: a man is recovering after he was shot in the lower body. they have not announced any arrests. a man who pleaded guilty to killing a toddler he was babysitting has been denied parole. they want him to transition to a halfway house, get a job, and mental health counseling as well. coming up, the national

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kevin: pretty nice start to the day out there. quiet enough. temperatures in the 30's. extra clouds up north and out west. a blend of sunshine and clouds. lighter wind today. a decent afternoon. temperatures up in the low to mid 40's. sean: chilly start. president obama helped light the christmas tree. then his wife joined a special guest. >> when out on the lawn there arose such a clatter, i came from my bed to see what was the kevin: i think i could watch this for hours. miss. piggy and the first lady read to the crowd. this is the 91st christmas tree. kevin: notice kermit wasn't

sean: didn't they break up? such controversy. the iron chef finals were held in manchester. the winning flavor had birch extract, cherries, and chocolate. they had a competition which i had the pleasure of judging. this year's ingredients? hot dogs, fluff, and moxy. it was tough for me. it is a lot of fun. i had to taste test all of the ice cream too. and celtics headed south to mexico city. they walked away with a big win. we need your help. our spirit of giving toy drive is getting underway.

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: welcome back. good morning on friday, december 4th. a live look at meredith. 34 degrees out there. it is going to warm up this weekend. kevin will talk about the forecast in a moment. first let's get to the top stories. one of the people wounded in the mass shooting in san bernardino, california grew up in hinsdale, new hampshire. relatives say amanda gaspard is now recovering after being shot in the leg three times. a manchester man pleaded guilty to murdering his parents and was sentenced to 60 years to life in prison. today we are kicking off the spirit of giving toy drive. all of the toys will be tots. we'll check in a moment. kevin: we see both sides of this. there are a lot of people that are waiting

this is their season. they want to be out there and the christmas spirit and everything else. there are others that don't want to travel. we can see both ends of that. looks like it is going to be a great weekend for traveling. a lot of sunshine across the area. temperatures will continue to warm up. we're looking at temperatures above 50 on sunday. chances are we'll be either side of 50 again on monday. today a blend of sunshine and clouds. a few snow showers up north. temperatures in the low to mid 40's. winds not as gusty as yesterday. sean: are you saying you can't please everybody with the wow. rock and a hard place. let's check out the roads this morning. a live look from i-93. kind of dark out there. davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin and sean. the d.o.t. is reporting some extra time. use some caution. be aware of additional icy spots.

great through the rest of the state with no major problems. we're seeing that it is okay on all major roads in the state of new hampshire at this time. if you are commuting in to boston, it remains hassle free and incident free. this report is being brought to you by autofair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: authorities are looking for a man who bought two rivals -- rifles used in the mass using. syed farook and his wife opened on a christmas party. they were bought legally more than three years ago. another man, who has not been identified, bought the rifles. at this time, it is unclear if the man was acting on farook's behalf when he bought the weapons or if they were stolen. a woman who grew up in new hampshire was

wounded in the mass shooting. amanda gaspard was shot in the leg three times. ray brewer live in the studio to tell us about her ties to the gran nit state. ray: she worked at the cheshire medical center from 2009 to 2012. she helped the hospital prepare for emergencies. on wednesday, she faced her own emergency. her childhood pastor says her strength and faith are helping her through it. >> shock for the whole church family. we've seen the things on the news before. we've never had a face with them. now it is struck one of ours -- one of us, you know? it is a lot closer to home than ever before. ray: art miller first preached to 32-year-old amanda gaspard at mountainview in vernon, vermont. she and her sister were just toddlers. >> very tender hearted for other people. she spent some time in africa and india doing mission work. that's one reason she's

ray: gaspard now lives in california and works for the san department. her parents still live in hinsdale. he prayed with ken and dianne when he first shooting. >> they are all exhausted. they didn't sleep last night much. they are encouraged. it is going to be a long amanda. they are just thrilled obviously some of the it. ray: a relative says amanda was shot in the leg three times. miller says gaspard underwent surgery went night. she will be okay. her parents are by her side at a hospital in california. in the studio, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. the manchester man who murdered their parents and set their home on fire will spend the rest of his life behind bars. matthew dion was sentenced to 60 years to

he killed his parents, bob and connie dion, in march of 2014. before his sentence was handed down, his former fiance spoke out in court. >> i cannot imagine how scared, how terrorized, and how many pain your parents must have felt to die by the hands you loved unconditionally. sean: in a statement they said they hope that bob and connie can now rest in peace. the man in the surveillance picture on the convenience store on cottage street at 8:30. no one was hurt. anyone who recognizes the suspect is asked to littleton police. an investigation in to a deadly incident. a family pedestrian was hit and killed on route 302 yesterday morning. at this time, authorities are not releasing any further details. we'll keep you posted as soon as we learn new information.

identified the driver who was killed in a crash on lane road wednesday morning. investigators say the victim is 54-year-old daniel barden. speed was a factor. there's no indication that alcohol was involved. a mental competency hearing is being held for a flight attendant accused of assaulting a crew member and air marshal. joanne snow slapped a flight attendant from north carolina to germany. air marshals say she tried to unlock the front door. she told them quote she was crazy and atrain wreck. our spirit of giving toy drive gets underway today. wmur along with the partners z107 and rock 101 will be collecting all weekend long. erin fehlau live at the toys "r" us in manchester now. it is one of the collect sites. no activities yet.

erin: no. we just had a big truck roll on in. i'm joined by jana burnett. thanks for coming in. you brought the truck. tell us what is packed in there. >> it is full of toys. craft sets, basketballs, baseballs, there's a ton of bicycles, there's a lot of toys in the truck. huge boxes. we're really excited. erin: tell us how you were able to collect all of the toys? >> we're doing a fundraiser in the store. every $500 you spent, a $25. we're able to raise almost $6,000 so far. erin: you still continue to raise? >> we have a week and a half left of the fundraiser. erin: then you all went out and bought all of the great toys. >> we got to go shopping. that's the fun part. we got to spend all of

we have cart loads of toys. erin: you have something for about every age group. >> everything from little kids, babies, infants, to teenagers. we tried to get every group. erin: great. you are going to unload all of the toys. >> yes, we get to count them. erin: thanks for coming down and making the doe i guess -- donations. marines are hoping other businesses are bring their toys. they will looking for is a classic. if you come down here and make a toe nation, you will be given a dunkin' donuts gift card. $3, so you can go get a coffee. sean: if folks -- sorry, are you still back there? if you want to drop off cash, can you still do that as well? erin: yes. cash or gift cards. they are just hoping to have a great turn out this weekend as we have

we'll check in with you later on this morning. coming up, history unearthed and where. what was inside a time capsule that was buried 70 years ago. and people across the country are mourning the death of well known singer, former stone temple pilots, scott weiland passed away last night. kevin: building warmth. the clouds depart in time for the weekend. all of the latest coming

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kevin: friday morning, december 4th. live look from the charter trust building in concord. 34 degrees. a lighter breeze out of the west. a blend of sunshine and clouds away from the mountains. we may see a couple more snow flakes around in to the afternoon. high temperatures today 34 to 46. warming each day over the weekend. we'll have the details coming up. sean: we are following breaking news out of egypt. 16 people were killed and three others would wounded at a fire bomb attack at a nightclub. two men on a motorcycle through molotov

the attackers have not been caught. scott weiland was found dead in minnesota last night. the band was scheduled to perform last night. the show was canceled. weiland struggled with substance abuse for years. the cause of his death has not been released. he was 48 years old. a new hampshire company has pleaded guilty to hacking in to a competitor's computer system. federal officials say general linen service in somersworth stole customer information. both companies go by general linen. there's no affiliation between the two. the fbi determined that the victims computer system was hacked 157 times between september of 2009 and april of 2010. >> they had downloaded about 1100 invoices which are the billing that the victim company had issued online to their own customers.

those invoices. it is their intention to use the invoices to try to take customers from the victim company. sean: general linen has offered to pay them $100,000 in restitution. it faces up to five years probation and $500,000 in fines. the new hampshire behavioral health summit continues in portsmouth today. it is an annual conference and training event. it is meant to highlight the conference of strengthening community-based mental health services and the role they play. the summit is being held at the chariton harborside hotel. new research finds that mental health courts are working to reduce repeat offending. they are designed to send people to treatment programs rather than jail. researchers say offenders with substance abuse problems spend significantly less time

offenses if they went to a mental health court. let's talk sports. celtics and kings played in mexico city. rondo was playing against his former team for the second time in his career. he was sent off of the court after a double technical foul. isaiah thomas led the celtics with 21 points and nine assists. boston hammered sacramento. the celtics play at san antonio tomorrow. goffstown senior running back, connor bourque, has been named the gatorade new hampshire football player of the year. the 5'5" speedster rushed for 1,500 yards and 26 touchdowns for the state champs. he had two touchdown catches and two kick returns for touchdowns. he ran for 211 yards against exeter. a big congratulations to connor bourque. a special event is being held at ragged mountain in danbury tomorrow.

lift tickets cost $25 in advance. $30 at the door. all of the proceeds will be donated to the children's hospital at dartmouth. thereby a silent auction and live music. for more information, head to the raggedmountainresort.com /events. a time capsule has been unearthed in weare. leon remembers his dad stashes it 70 years ago. he's now 90. he wanted to go back in time and enlisted his family to help find the canning jar along with a note from his father and ration stamps. something that brings back memories for leon. >> i was just old enough to have a license. i had my own gasoline ration book. i think they allowed me six gallons a week for

which was pretty good on gas. sean: six gallons a week will do it. he will hold on to the memories for a while. he wants to add modern items and reburied for another generation. we've gone through this before. what do you add in the time capsule? smartphone, something like that; right? tablet. kevin: yeah. sean: what else? kevin: copy of the "news 9 daybreak." sean: that too. on dvd. maybe a vhs tape. there we go. what do we have? kevin: we're looking at a blend of sunshine and clouds. we start off with patchy clouds and the occasional overcast. it should mix out to partial sunshine. breeze will be lighter today. what should be a nice start to the day in areas. kind of seasonally cool for this time of year. different story.

few clouds advancing in from the west. up north it creates clouds. eventually there will be a risk of a couple more snow showers. fairly light. a big ridge of high otherwise. that's going to mean temperatures. somewhere between the mid 30's to mid 40's. tomorrow we should be in the 40's. there will be a lot of areas up above 50 degrees on sunday afternoon with sunshine. again there are a couple had. assuming any of those survive the trip over the green mountains, a few western areas and up north. temperatures starting the day in the 30's. just about statewide. you'll notice the difference by a couple of degrees from one town to the other. all in all, a fairly quiet start to the day. you'll notice a couple of mid to upper 20's out west where the cooler air is coming in first. we'll continue to see the cooler air make its way through. that will set up a couple of seasonally cool nights for us tonight and tomorrow night. we drop back in to the

helping. we're talking temperatures between 43 and 48 from central areas of the state down through south eastern parts of the state. sunshine. the farther west you go and the farther north the better chance we'll have the overcast skies. there will be the risk of a couple of flurries or snow showers. nothing that's expected to affect travel or cause any accumulation except on the higher hilltops. from there, temperatures drop off. we should be back in to the 20's to lower range of the 30's. the breeze starts to lighten. it will be a light wind with a big area of high pressure in control of the weather tomorrow. even the clouds up north give way to mostly sunny skies and what should be a really nice late autumn day tomorrow. from there, warmer temperatures are expected for the day on sunday. there will be a few high clouds late in the day. otherwise a nice weekend. no issues expected. as a matter of fact, our next system is not out to the west. it may be linked up to some of this moisture.

wednesday. right now most of the maps keep that far enough away. we may not see anything shower or two. temperatures starting the day in the 30's in most areas. a jump in to the 40's south of the white mountains in to the afternoon. three or four degrees milder tomorrow and another seven degrees tacked on to that for the day on sunday. partial sunshine. mostly sunny skies. saturday, sunday, monday, and partly sunny skies tuesday ahead of the system. again a couple of rain showers is it. there may be a stronger system we get to the end of the week. sean: maybe colder temperatures. let's check in with erin. live at the toys "r" us inman she's we are a very large banner. good morning, erin. erin: i know. sean, i know you are a history buff. i thought i'd give toys for tots history. this program dates back to 1947 when a group of marines got together and collected toys for 5,000

it was so popular and such a great program they decided to adopt it and make it national. the next year this logo was created for the toys for tots campaign. it was created by a famous person. any idea, sean, who that might be? sean: um -- um -- i -- can you help me out? erin: walt disney. walt disney created the logo in 1948. it lives on today. everyone knows it and recognizes. . we want to ask you to support the toy drive going on in manchester and also at the crossings in newington. we hope to see it down here. kevin: once again proving that erin is smarter than us. sean: you go down there, give a gift, meet erin fehlau, and get some history. i didn't know this. according to a new report from gofundme, new hampshire is one of

this follows on the theme here, the spirit of giving. the granite state ranks fifth in the most crowd founding donations. alaska tops the list of the most giving states followed by washington, d.c., washington state, and massachusetts as well. go meet erin out there. she will be out there. still to come on "news 9 daybreak," good news for die hardiesny fans looking for love. that seems to be a theme. there's now a dating web site just for mickey mouse lovers. dylan the dog showing off his hat. he looks like he's ready to go out and hit the scene. join the thousands of u

sean: kevin the answer is in. pantone has selected two colors for the first

normally they do one. they selected soft pink and blue officially known as rose quartz and serenity. that's what they are. pantone says it addresses people cravings for reassurance and security. for the next year, i want to see you in rose quartz and serenity. kevin: coming to a crayola near you. sean: disney fans can now seek out people. kevin: it is called moose mingle -- oh. mouse single. [laughter] kevin: he came up with the idea after taking a trip in 2011. there's no way on other dating sites they narrow down searches to find women who love disney. the monthly membership fee is $12.55. the 55 in 1955 which is

theme park. sean: a lot of disney history here today. kevin: even though i'm trying to make mooses involved. sean: if there are moose lovers that are single -- kevin: we have a hunting season for that. good luck with the tease. sean: coming up in the next hour after "news 9 daybreak," police have made an arrest at the operation santa claus warehouse in which thousands of dollars of gifts were stolen. ray: a new hampshire woman was among those wounded in california. you'll hear from a family friend of amanda gaspard. erin: this toys "r" us wasn't open for another two hours. already the donations

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