. released hostage theo curtis just minutes ago, what he said about the two years he spent in prison by a syrian extremist group. corruption trial of bob mcdonnell and his wife is nearing the end. what the jury will hear over the next few critical days. and if you're planning that last trip to the beach for labor day, beware the trip there could be tougher than normal. the just released numbers that may have you rethinking when you'll hit the road. good morning and well can to news 4 midday.

i'm eun yang in for barbara harrison. massachusetts air national guard fighter jet crashed near deer field, virginia in augusta county. first responders are on the right to the crash site. a neighbor says she can see the smoke about two miles away. the plane was on its way to new orleans from massachusetts when it crashed. at this point, it is not clear what caused the plane to crash or whether the pilot safely ejected. stay with news 4 for any updates. let's go now to aaron gilchrist, he has more on the freed american skrourn jost >> he a short news conference. he returned home after two years being held captive in syria. and today, he came out and talked about how overwhelmed he was by the amountf effort that went into securing his relief. take a listen to what else he had to say. >> i'm overwhelmed by one other

thing is that total strangers have been coming up to me saying, hey, we're just glad you're here home. glad you're safe. >> theo curtis, journalist who had been working in the middle east, was captured by an extremist group syria, held captive there for two years, released just a couple days ago. he went on to say after the news conference that h intended to talk more about what happened to him, but right now, he needs to spend some time with his family. he will not be doing interviews until feels more comfortable and reacclimated. back to you. lawyers for former virginia governor bob mcdonnell just wrapped their part of his public corruption trial. maureen mcdonnell is presenting her case. hair daught t dr about to take the stand. this morning bob mcdonnell says he stands by his testimony and he's glad the case is winding down. >> i did the very best i could

to tell the truth and tell our side of the case. and we still have more to go, though. >> look for upda d da thrt the day on nbcwashington.com and watch julie carey and david culver's full reports tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. right now time warner cable is trying to restore the rest of its internet coverage nationwide. the companyay this morning's outage affected its entire internet and on demand service. it started during routine network maintenance at 4:30 this morning. most of you should be back online already. time warner operates in 29 states and has more than 11 million internet customers. students are in class following report of a suspicious package outside of an elementary school in the district. gooes poli d. p searched in the tenleytown neighborhood and gave the all clear just before 9:00 and reopened the area in northwest.

students were able to walk into the school. and take a look at this car fire in fairfax county. you can see the heavy smoke and flames there slowed down drivers on the southbou lanes of 95 past the fairfax county parkway in newington. no word on whether anyone was hurt or what led to that car fire. crews cleared the scene just before 9:00 this morning. let's check back in with aaron gilchrist. he has news you you need to know before the holiday weekend. expect a little have a company if you're planning to do traveling for the long holiday weekend. aaa out with their travel forecast. 842,000 people from metro d.c. expected to travel 50 miles or more away from home, up a little bit over last year. most of us will travel by car and almost 8% will hop on a plane for the labor day weekend. now, this increase in the number of people traveling is farley small. but it's actually the highest number of holid travelers from

our region since 2008 which was the mid point of the big recession. eun, back to you. >> aaron, thank you. we're turning now to the weather as we take a live look outside right now. we are starting to heat up and the humidity is creeping back. starting to feel like august once again. tom kierein joins us with the first forecast. tom. >> yeah, quite a contrast from what it was this i right around dawn, we were in the 50s much of the region acnd now wit the strong august sun, we are heating up. we don't have any rain anywhere in the vicinity. temperatures right now just past 11:00, reagan national is at 80, upper 70s near 80ing a cross most of maryland and virginia, by the bay and on the eastern shore. farther west t now temperatures are in the 70s. shenandoah valley and into the mountains. and closest to the metro area, nearby suburb, prince george's county, fairfax, hovering right

around 80. if you'll be at the pool or the beaches by later today, very high ultraviolet index with a strong late august sun. so you need skin protection. use that sunblock. a look at the latest on hurricane crystal, what it will do with the atlantic beaches and a look at the laboday weekend coming up. it is a movement to keep your neighborhood safe, but could also have an impact on how crimes are investigated. police chief cathy lanier plans to redeploy many detectives on the street. the order says that as of september 14th, detectives who investigate crimes including burglaries, car thefts, break-ins, even chd abuse, will spend one puig a month on street duty. detectives from the homicide and sex assault units are not included. right now drivers are getting a little traffic relief on route 50 in northern

virginia. this morning aic lanh opened from ples answa valley road to stone cross boulevard. tomorrow the rest of the project will open. megan mcgrath has more. >> reporter: this stretch of route 50 in chantilly has been a choke point for quite a while, only two lanes of traffic and things got even worse once they started on the widening project. well, there was se good news this morning just a little bit before 5:30, they opened the new third lane of traffic. and as you can see, things are slowing very, very well here this morning. this is just phase one. they will open another section, another piece of the third lane, in time for tomorrow morning's rush hour. that will happen between poland road and pleasant valley. and they hope to have that open a little bit before 5:00 in the morning. the idea here is that this third lane will help with congestion through the area. they're trying to get everything open now in time for the start

of school nextee in chantilly, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> you can expect delays on connecticut avenue in chevy chase. crews have been repaving the northbound lanes. traffic gets by on the far right, but a lot of backups. southbound lanes do look clear. it is all part of a project to repave the road from east-west highway to the line. the project should wrap up in october. a man suspect in a shooting and carjacking is finally in jail. the homeowner that helped police find him and what we know about the americae fighnwis. wi u

welcome back. today we could learn how a shoot suspect in woodbridge and his alleged victim knew each other. dewayne williams is sitting in jail right now. only our cameras were rolling when police arrested the 28-year-old in dumfries. police say williams shot a man in the head monday night in a mcdonald's on dale boulevard. the victim survived. williams was caught yesterday hiding in barbara wolf's backyard. at first she g he was a beaver so she went outside to shoo him away. >> i came around here and saw the tail end starting to run up there of something. i wasn't sure what. and when i got here, i could see

like a bottom going underneath my deck. >> wolf says she ran back inside when she realized it was a man and called police. a woman accused of helping williams, jamie boyer, turned herself in last night. the two will be in court today. today in northwest washington, two groups will hold rallies for michael brown. at 4:00 activists will rally calling fo the arrest of the officer who shot brown. they also want erdeto he said what some are calling overmilitarizationf our nation's police forces. later on at bus boys and poets, community members wi talk about the relationship between police and black men. apparently we're more likely to share our opinions about hot-button issues kehe mike michael brown issue in person rather than on certaly media. a new survey is calling it the

spiral of silence phenomenon. unless you know your audience agree, you're more likely to shy away from discussing anything controversial. in oth wds, most of us are more comfortable with ice bucket challenges for a.l.s. or cute animal videos rather than those political issues. we're following a developing story out of philadelphia. three men abducted and thrown into a river. what police are saying about the case this morning. and more teen drivers are hitting the road as a new school year begins. and as they do, distraed driving remains a big problem. we'll take a look at whether tougher laws are helping keep those teens safe. frsz how abo hutea ou here on the weather deck, gorgeous day under way. a little more humid. how much longer that will last and a look at your labor da

welcome back. now to a developinsty in philadelphia. police t say two men are dead and a third is in the hospital after being abducted. police say they found the 20-year-old man soaking wet and suffering from stab wounds near the schuylkill river. he said he was blindfoldeded, tied down, robbed and stabbed

mull tip it he w ltim found the otr two victims, but it was too late. we have new deilon isis, the terrorist group responsible for killing an american journalist in rok. and we're also learning more about another u.s. citizen whom girls say died fighting for isis. tracie potts has more on the white house's next move against this latest security threat. >> reporter: douglas mccarthur mccain is the fir american killed while fighting with the group isis. his cousin insists mccain was not a terrorist. >> my cousin wouldn't support a terrorist group like that. any group like that. you know, he's a very humble caring man. >> reporter: mccain grew up in chicago and minnesota. he was arrested nine times and concerted to islam. he even tweeted about joining isis. syrian rebels killed him last weekend. thousand military surveillance

planes are flying over iraq, trying to identify which isis member beheaded james foley. >> i'm afraid just a preview of what they would d to other americans. >> reporte tre vigil last night at marquette university. polly was an alum. >> just promise me you'll wait for us in heaven. >> reporter: presidenoba told the american legion tuesday foley's death won't be forgotten. >> to anyone who harms our people, it's simple. america does not forget. our reach is long. we are patient. justice will be done. >> reporter: experts think the u.s. may soon expand surveillance over syria. >> they see real and imminent threats. to stand back and not strike is too a dangerous for us to take. >> reporter: but the president may need to get permission from congress first. >> congress should weigh in, congress should a part of this. >> reporter: weso following developi news about an american aid worker, a woman

believed to be captured by isis and held hostage since last year. our government and her family don't want her name and face out there, they don't want her identified becaus they're concerned about her safety. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. in a couple of hours, governor mcauliffe will sign bills protecting immigrants. many latin americans seek advice from notaries, but they have been fraudulently charging millions for misleading advice. louisiana governor bobby jindal plans to sue the federal government over common core education standards. those are math and english benchmarks describing what students should kw after completing each grade. the federal lawsuit accuses the obama administration of illegally using federal grant money to force states to adopt those standards. jindal says the move violates

the constitution because the feds would be meddling in stated indication policy. right now an important message as your kids head back to school. teens and distracted driving do not mix. in a new report from the governor's highwa safety administration, list at i is keeping your teen's eyes off the road. aaron gi aar aar gilchrist has what officials this our area are doing to protect young drivers. >> 44 states including our area have banned texting and driving. that's especially important now as kids go back to school. in d.c. and in maryland, you can't even talk on a handheld device. virginia takes it a step further targeting teens. if you're younger than 18, you can only have per in the car who is not a relative to cut down on the distractions. now, other states are getting a bit more creative here. in california, teens are not allowed to use vo act ifivated technology. new york is working on a law that says if you're caught using a phone i said will the wheel just once, your license will be suspended for four months.

now, virginia state police are going into schools and they're actually holding driving clubs. the goal is to instill good driving habits in kids long before they get behind the wheel of these cars. and the cdc says that it's working because teens are recognizing that aubi deaths are the leading killer for their age group. now, it's not justines who are not paying attention apparently. parents are also a part problem here. they're guilty for those numbers. you can head to our web site, nbcwashington.com. a shooting so terrible, it is hard to believe. a 9-year-old learning to use a gun accidently kills her instructor. what went wrong dung the lesson. and being arrested isn't stopping her. how this woman continues to get past airport security. but first, here is a look at what is hot on nbasngn.m.

i'm aaron gilchrist at the live desk. we have breaking news out of woodbridge. we've learned a 20 month old girl has drowned in a family pool. apparently this happened yesterday afternoon on ohio avenue in woodbridge. the family thought the little girl had been playing inside the house, said they lost track of her. when they went outside, they discoveredl her the pool and th

little girl died at the hospital a short time later. they believe this was simply a tragic accident. back to you. well, she is at it again. a serial stowaway was arrested again at a phoenix airport. police took marilyn hartman into custody yesterday after she was spotted near baggage claim without a ticket. she was arrested twice last month after boarding a flight from san jose to los angeles. and days later, she was spotted wandering around l.a.x. without a ticket. changes are coming to it a very popular travel website. american airlines is no long every listing flights on orbitz.com. the two sides were unable to reach a long term contract agreement. u.s. airways which is opened by americans will ben pulling flights september 1st. corporations can use orbitz, but individual travelers have to go to the company websites.

and the names of the two new female bison have been revealed. wilma and dora will make their debuts this saturday. the zoo tweeted this picture. tough on make out, but they're in there. t both animals are named after well-known aluminum nialumni of universities. new today, a look inside a new high rise elementary school opening in our area next week. plus the 15-year-old doing something no other player her age has done in more than 15 years at the u. . and concern this moi abt high surf up and down the east coast. take a live look here. tom kierein will let us know what is causing tou waves.

there is a 15-year-old tennis player at the u.s. open making everyone take notice. she won in a stunning upset. the last time someone her age did that was in 1996. and she wn'mun she beat the woman ranked 13th in the world and the 15-year-old is ranked 1208.

she now will face up against 4'6" ranked diaz. congrats to her another teenage superstar will join us here tomorrow. katie ledecky. she recently broke the world record time in 1500 meter free style. she lapped the competition. she's taking the swimming world by storm. just an incredible athlete. and really the nightest person. so i'm excited that she'll be here. >> i can't wait to meet her. swimming is a big activity here locally. a lot of people joining swim club. and today ifo heading to the beach, look out for high surf. there is a view from wrightsville beac north carolina. the surf is beginning to pick up. some of the buoys out to sea are picking up to 10 foot seas right now. that is all coming from hurricane cristobal which is way off the coast, way far away.

kcht even s t ee the clouds. but there is a view from space showing it is getting more organized. there is the spin, the circulation. it's a category 1 hurricane. right now it has winds of about 80 miles an hou these are the latest coordinates and it's tracking to the north at about 12 miles an hour. it looks like it will continue north and then take a sharp turn to the northeas so well off the atlantic seaboard. and continuing to track off the new england coast but it will be close enough to our atlantic coast from the outer banks all the way to the jersey shore for this some rough surf and rip currents, some waves could be 8 to2 foot late tonight into tomorrow morning. ed a then maybe 8 to 10 footers right off ocean city up to are a hoe bo rehoean thursday. and then it will pull away for the labor day weekend. there is the bright sun over the

capitol. 80 degrees at reagan national. dew point at 65, rather humid. a light southerly breeze. right around 80 across the bay. classic late summer day. shenandoah valley, beautiful day there, too. up along skyline drive. great visibility and off to the west in the mountains, most locations in the upper 70s. nearby neighborhoods, montgomery, princge county, fairfa right around 80 degrees. and just a touch of humidity in the air. and this morning,reas little b of fogginess over the potomac river. love this picture. possess your pics and we'll share. so more you humid, highs reaching low 90 tomorrow, turning less humid with highs reaching the upper 80s during the afternoon. noticeably less humid, as well, thursday night into friday. beautiful day friday, not too humid, highs in the mid-80s. then as we get into the labor day weekend, here comes heat and humidity coming back on

saturday, sunday and monday, highs around 80. but inland away from the water, near 90 on saturday. might get afternoon storms with steamy humidity on sunday. low '90s. and monday, right up around 90 degrees. could get scaerrm aroundunghe day on labor day. mainly during the away, too. so heat and humidity coming back for the labor day weekend. >> feels like it's supposed to. thank you, tom. tom talked about the rough surf on the east coast and beaches are taking a beating. potentially dangerous waves are expected to peak tay between 12 and 15 feet. they're projected at the biggest surf in a decade. and this is all because of hurricane marie churng off the mexico coast. there you n e there. the last 24 hours, they were bracing for serious flooding from the high waters. local beaches are already shut down. and high surf advisories are in

effect. students in fairfax county go back to schoolwee but today, we're getting a look at the first high rise elementary school in the district. bill bill's up bailey's upper elementary. and kristen wrigh took a tour and she's live with a preview. how does it look? >> reporter: it's beautiful. it really is. the most striking thing is actually the outside. we want you to take a close look. it looks like a traditional office building on the outside. it's five stories, it's brick. but wait, you have to see the inside. it is so not an office building. this is one of the science labs. it is so modern. verype so much natural l comes in.

it's 1001 square feet, the capacity is to hold 795 students, about 700 will attend this year. now, instead of traditional stairwell, each floor has really colorful carpeted stairs with what they're calling learning pods. these spaces are used for group learning. the district is excited about that. they say that this building will so much a major problem they had with overcrowding and that this is a much better situation. >> we had a rob wiprob overcrowding for seven years. we had students in so many trailers, 19 trailers. we had a problem we needed to fix. >> reporter: now, th campus, bailey's upper elementary school, will ho students this grades three through five while preschool through se graders will stay at the other, the

original, bailey elementary school building. school starts on tuesday. live in fair in t county, kristen wright, news 4. p. right now po need your help finding this man. d.c. police rele this sketch of the man suspected of sexually assaulting three women in sdwrus five days. police say the attacker left a chicago bulls cap at one of crime scenes. the attack happened in mount pleasant neighborhood. a man groped through women in an alley near park road near oak and kenyon. one of the women was stabbed, as well. call d.c. police with any information. questis about you how young is too young to handle a gun are surfacing after a 9-year-old accide shot and killed her shooting instructor. this video shows the moments right before that accident at a range outside of las vegas. he was showing the girl how to use an uzi. the girl successfuy fired a gun in single shot mode, but

when he switched to automatic, the recoil was too strong. it sent the gunoff h over head and one bullet hit him in the head. he died in a las vegas medical center. authorities say the girl was at the shooting raenge with her parents. what if your child refuses to go to school? we'll get advice. plus, can it you have a bowl of cereal this morning? how healthy was it? we'll take a look ombrds that wi p yr t .

so if you hate exercising, you can blame your brain. scientists have pinpointed reenlg och regi o the brain responsible for exercise motivation. it also controls your mood. they're hoping to develop more effective treatments for depression. going ba to school can make kids anxious. and for some, it can lead to behavioral changes or even refusing to go all together. dr. joshua is here with a look at what parts can do to help. good morning. how can parents tell the difference? some kids get nervous about first day of school. but when do you realize it's something more than just first day jitters? >> i think what you should expect for a lot of kids is

things like difful sleeping the first few nights before going for school, t few days, maybe complaints of stomachache stomachaes the expected. but if your child is throwing a major temper tantrum, outright refusing to go to school, spending the majority of the day in the nurse's office, these are indications that it's gone beyond that and time to at that time next stkeexsteps. >> so how does a parent deal with this sort of anxiety? >> first thing is they just need to make their efforts in understanding exa wt ei child is experiencing. don't try to reassure them, don't minimize it, just listen. there is a great power in the child just feeling like they're being heard and understood. if you want to take it to the next level, i suggest saying do you want me to give you advice, some of my thoughts? because even little kids, nobody really wants unsolicited advice.

all they will do when they start h hearing, they winkl the reanshyhaot case. so first get their permission and then provide reasonable guidance if they're open to it. >> and if your child refuses t go, what happens? >> this is a psychiatric emergency. the main reason is because when kids refuse on go to school, the longer they stay out of school, the longer they will stay out of school and the harder it is to get them back. so you want to jump on this problem absolutely right away. you want to contact the school. talk to the guidance counselor. do not give in. you don't want to say, okay, look, maybe tomorr will be a little better, we'll let you stay home today. you really also want to understand what is driving this. so typically with young kids, elementary school age, it's separation anxiety. they're worry that had something bad will happen to their

parents. middle school, it's typically bullying. and high school, typically social anxiety. so keep that in mind. of course that's not 100% rule. but these are general trends that you will typically see and that can guide some questions that you ask your child. >> so different things at different stages. at what point to you need to seek professional help? >> absolutely if your child is refusing to go, you should seek guidance at least of the guidance counselor and then they can refer to you somebody if they think that's necessary. if your child is really struggling, they're vomiting before school, you're seeing a lot of behavioral changess thei personality, not socializing, trust your gut. parents know their kid. if they're seeing their child not be savin themselves, it's gone on for more than a couple week, time to seek help. >> doctor, thanks for the great advice. the crowd turned out for the opening of a new maryland

casino. why some felt ve disappointed. and we're doing some cooking with an award winning chef. the seafood dish just right for

right now maryland's newest came so ca i fuss b a lot of people waited in long lines.

traffic was a mes y thousds made their way to play. a woman was so upset with waiting to four hours, that she called to talk to our crew. >> we're playing ring away the rosy. and now they tell us that we cannot get in? you stay here or you go home. >> the woman says she will never return to the casino. the casino says it reached capacity and was letting people in as quickly as safely as possible. the casino is ope around the clock. it's now 11:47. and an award winning chef with restaurants acro the condition, and recently opened would be right here in washington on 14th street. he's here today to make a new dish that is not even on the menu yet. i can't wait. thanks to joining us. >> we will try it out here and if you like , we'll put it on the menu. >> so what brought you to d.c.? >> i spent a lot of time this d.c.. my grandparents were born here, my father.

high sister went to college here. so d.c. has been sort of a second home to m i was born in, no, but this is a second home. i'm happy to be part of it. it's a wonderful experience. >> i enjoy the mix of the small place, vegetables are so good, tacos are great. so how would you define the cuisine? >> nothing authentic. it's american food influenced by my travel to spain, mexico, south america. but it's just enven but it's jveeen diff afun. and today we will make sort of a cousin influenced by japanese immigration to pe.and fun. and today we wille rtf cousin infend an immraono ru. today we're using yellow tail. >> my favorite. >> and if you can't find yellow tail, you can use nash non.

salmon. >> so a variety osh that's good to know. >> it's the end of summer, so traditionally it'a rather zesty sauce. usually citrus based. as long as there is aciddy. so what i did is i put sherry vinegar, couldpepper de er and thth easiest dish. so i'll put one more slice. just a little bit of score salt to start. and these are super hot chilies. >> i like spicy. >> they are hot. >> spicier than a jalapeno.

>> they are. a little salt and sugar and quickly marinate it. this is rice vinegar, salt and sugar. that's it. let them sit for about 20 minutes so they soften just a little bit. >> and take out s t stenk stif pepper? >> absolutely not. but you can take the seeds out and that will make it less spicy. so this is traditional, tomato, could you consumer, sherry vinegar, olive oil. and a lot of chopped chives. >> whatever veggies you have, you can make a gazpacho. >> i think you you want to have tomatoes and cucumber, but you could make a watermelon gazpa o zp yuon on to the fish. very simple. and we will let it sit on it for

a second. and i'll put a couple little pieces of the serrano. >> i do like spicy. >> a little bit of olive oil and a little mushroom greens. and it is really that simple. >> and so pretty, too. >> and that's the dish. in all rig . ll. t te it. >> dig in. you can avoid the serrano on air. >> perfect. i could eat that whole plate. >> it's yours. >> all right. chef, thanks so much for joining us. coming up, we'll tell you about how to pick a healthy breakfast cereal. and tom kierein is back with another look athray ahead.

we're following several developing stories throughout the day right here on nbc 4. first we're still working to find out why a massachusetts air national guard fighter jet crashed near deerd, virginia. the plane was on its way to new orleans and we're told there was only the pilot on board. right now no word on what happened to that pilot. look for any updates on nbcwashington.co the den expected to wrap up its case in the bob mcdonnell corrupt trial today. we have team coverage of the trial. look for julie carey and david

culver's full reports tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. and new this midday, back to school means back to the morning you routine and that means starting off the day with the right foods for breakfast. there are healthy and tasty options for your family. >> reporter: cereal is a staple in 91% of american households. of course it's mostly served for breakfast. consumer reptsd the most you nutrition issues. this family kicks off the morning with a bowl of cereal. >> it's important for to us start off the day eating something that is really nutritional becau thk it will carry us through the day and make us feel better. >> reporter: thereo ny choices in the cereal aisle with healthy claims on the labels. consumer reports set out to find which healthy cereal tastes the best. so what is healthy? look for cereals that contain at

least five gram fiber, maximum of three grams of fat, a max of 140 milligrams of sodium and under eight grams of sugar per serving. also important, a short ingredient list. >> when you have you fewer ingredients in a cereal, you tend to have less artificial green ingrntmonatural. >> reporter: can a cereal be healthy and not taste like cardboard? the answer yes. topping the ratings, bob's red mill old country musleix. it's loet it'adh nuts d raw oats. kind with flax, its large oat clusters and tasty blueberry flavored bits that nearly fooled the sensory feel. another cereal rated very good is regular cheerios. it has a simple toasted oat flavor and it goes great with a banana. in all, consumer reports recommends 13 healthy good tasting cereals that will again

your day on a yummy note. there are plenty of reasons to eat breakfast. research shows having breakfast can enhance memory attention and verbal abilities by stabilizing your glucose level. so eat up. >> good options for us there. i know you like the kind. >> oh, yeah, granolas are a great way to start your day. and we have temperatures that can quickly climbing now to the low 80s in the city, right near 80 in the suburbs and rural areas. and later today, hitting the low 90s. low humidity for a couple days. thursday, friday,nd weekend. saturday, sunday, monday, hot weather coming back. might get an afternoon storm sunday and monday for the labor day holiday. and it looks like it will be hot and humid, too, as we start next week. so this is going to be make one of our longer heat waves of the summer as the summer is ending as we get into next week.

and if you'll be at the beaches, it will be they're 80 at the beach, but each day inland up near 90. and a chance of the scattered afternoon storms. so keep that in mind when you'll be out and about. and you're mobileilbe, too. download the mobeaerpp you can ke up with all the weather when you're on the bch or running away. it's free. google store and itunes store. >> we had a great summer. thank you. and that does it for midday. thanks for joining us. tune in at 4:00, 50 d 00 for all thdas . we'll be back tomorrow morning at 4:26. join us then.

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