right now, a lot of anticipation as we wait for president obama and president-elect trump to meet at the white house. washington an hour ago. easing traffic could cost you. the meeting happening today to look at how new toll lanes on the beltway could improve the situation. and a look at the improving forecast. this weekend could be beautiful but we do have some rain in the ten-day forecast and a big shot of cold air coming our way.

good morning. i'm barbara harrison. >> we begin with the meeting between donald trump and president obama. we are live at the live desk. pat? i think we are having an issue with pat's microphone but we can tell you that the president-elect trump has arrived here in washington, d.c. and is making his way to pennsylvania avenue. for what will be the start of the transition of power. >> he's going to meet with president obama to talk about inauguration day, of course. can be a tense meeting of what many consider bitter political rivals but the president said he is committed to a peaceful transition of power. the white house says the trump team will start working with federal agencies this week. >> that, of course, includes way

transition of power. and what could very well be a bit of an awkward meeting given the very different takes and approaches on politics and governing this country. another sign of change. vice president biden and vice president-elect pence will meet at the white house and not everyone is supporting the new president-elect. hundreds of people here in the area hit the streets in protest last night. megan la graph is live near where the demonstrations were taking place. megan? >> reporter: that's right.

cleanup after the protest. if you look at the window along the side of the building, you can see blue pigment. that's paint thrown up against the building last night. the gentleman will resume power washing here trying to clean all of that up. early this morning, we also saw crews arrive here to put up these metal barriers that you see behind me here. look at the video. around 6:00 in the morning, a truck pulled up along the main entrance to the trump international hotel so this is right on pennsylvania avenue. the main entrance, something similar done on the side of the building. so you cannot enter through the front and one entrance on the left side to enter. when we arrived at 4:30 this morning, there were anti-trump graffiti on the sidewalk. they have power washed that off. there was a crowd of protesters

sidewalks and some activity here. so we're going to have to wait to see. back to you. >> megan mcgrath, thank you. the protest here in d.c. wasn't the only one last night. demonstrations in 18 different cities. thousands of people showing up saying not my president. there were more than just

were smashing cars, setting fires, even attacking police officers. 30 people were arrested there. oakland police say three officers were hurt. in total, overnight, more than 100 people were arrested. turning to our weather now, felt like november this morning and warming up. let's check in with lauren rick its. >> yeah. on the ten-day forecast, more temperatures to you want to stick around to see what to expect. right now, blue skies. beautiful day out there. and you know, temperatures 56 degrees. we have that wind northwest at about 10 to 20 miles per hour. right now d.c.a. reagan national airport at 17 miles per hour. pure sunshine. just a beautiful day. now, planning out the day, just sunny and gorgeous. now that sun goes down in the 4:00 hour, so of course, getting earlier and earlier.

skies and weekend forecast, veterans day tomorrow, and more december-like temperatures on the ten-day coming up. >> thanks, lauren. breaking developments in pennsylvania, an officer that was shot this morning has died. two police officers were ambushes in cannonsburg and responding to a domestic violence call. both officers were shot as they were walking up to the house. police say they have a suspect but it's not clear if that person is in custody. th condition the other officer is in. and here in the district, a man recovering from a shooting this morning. d.c. police say he was shot in the chinatown neighborhood. they found him at 6th street northwest and happened about 2:40 this morning. h street was shut down for a while and back open now. police said they did not arrest anyone in the case. a new mural outside of prince georges county elementary school honors a teacher and

they were shot and killed outside their home in fort washington earlier this year. police say chloe's father admitted to carrying out the shooting. an hour ago, officials unveiled the mural outside the elementary school in capital heights. davis was a teacher at that school. happening today, we could learn more about some potential changes for commuters in our area today. montgomery and prince georges county officials are coming together to talk about improving transportation reporter adam toughs with more on what they're looking at. >> reporter: there just has to be a better way and that's really the focus of the transportation meeting today between the leaders. how do we get around in a better fashion coming to transportation? take a look at 270. right here in montgomery county. most days, yeah, looks like that. and it is not a fun ride. morning, noon, night and that is

now, we are talking about not only roads but ways to improve transit, metro's a big piece of the puzzle. there are also some solutions being talked about, pretty interesting that talk about toll lanes. take a listen to this national correspondent good morning ri county councilman. >> i don't understand this governor, the opposition to toll roads and what funded a lot in virginia and 270 could be a perfect candidate for that. >> reporter: it's important to remember that all of the solutions being right now a draft plan but over six years the state wants to spend $14.5 billion with a "b" dollars on the transportation network here in m.d. m. back the you. >> thank you. and we have a new look at what president-elect trump can and can't achieve in the first 100 days in office. plus, new information on inauguration day, including what federal workers in our area can expect. and drug disposal kits, new

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months ago. rahami is accused of planting bombs in manhattan and new jersey. this morning he is in a manhattan courtroom and charged officially with terrorism. 30 people were injured when those bombs went off. >> thank you, pat. a new president was just elected two days ago but you might want to make plans for inauguration day on friday, january 20th. federal workers will have that day off as a holiday and everybody else needs to make plans for there's several road closures downtown. safe track work is scheduled to happen in january. it's not clear if metro plans to continue it in the inauguration. everybody wants to know what's going to happen when the president-elect gets to the oval office. well, he is already put out a plan for critical first 100 days. nbc's halle jackson tells us whether the promises will become policies.

washington. >> we together are going to drain the swamp. >> reporter: but now that his transition to the white house is happening, just how realist are president-elect trump's goals? one of his first priorities -- tearing down obamacare. >> real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. >> reporter: trump affordable care act. president obama's signature law providing health care to millions. but can he do it? file this under maybe. first, congress would need to take action and while republicans could have trouble getting the 60 votes to get it to the president's desk, a vote to repeal did make it to president obama earlier this year under a special budget procedure that required only a simple majority. he, of course, vetoed the repeal.

be a different story. also on his agenda, reshaping the supreme court. >> the supreme court, it's what it's all about. >> reporter: file this under highly likely with republicans controlling congress, trump's all but assured a more conservative supreme court pick. >> the american people have spoken and president trump will send us a nominee i assume early next year. >> reporter: trump's released the list of pick after the death of not vote for the party's nominee and what some sof candidate trump's more extreme plans? >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. >> reporter: his mexican-funded border wall, unlikely. part of the problem, the cost. estimates range from $8 billion to $122 billion. and while he says mexico would pay, that country's foreign minister saying yesterday, that's not happening.

pledge. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: his temporary proposed muslim ban, unpopular even among many republicans. candidate trump signaling he won't take such a hardline stance. >> after donald trump and mike pence visit the white house, they'll meet with speaker of the house paul ryan and talk about those trump university lawsuit will hold a hearing on jury instructions and what else will be allowed at trial today. the trial is expected to begin november 28th. that means president-elect trump could take the witness stand just weeks before his inauguration. among the requests that will be considered from both sides, a petition by trump's attorneys to exclude any statements made by or about their client made during the presidential campaign.

cabinets for unused prescription pills. starting today in virginia, 80,000 deactivation kits available in various locations. that number of kits can safely get rid of nearly 4 million pills. this is important because heroin users typically start after abusing prescription opioids. >> think of it as a pop-up food show. we have a preview of what to expect this weekend. >> one of the biggest food events of the year is coming to d.c. this weekend. emporium is a one of a kind marketplace to bring together nearly 100 vendors, everything from pickles to doughnuts and a whole lot in between. we have been previewing the offerings here on midday and today the co-founder of emporium joins us to talk about this big event. nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> how did you come up with the big event?

shapiro, we were in new york, saw a couple markets and thought d.c. needs something like this and we started it and been a hit ever since. >> fun event. at union market. what are the most interesting vendors in the travels? >> the thing i love about the event is prepared foods where you want to eat them hot or cold. and then you've got foods to take home and try outhe you're cooking or just give to friends as gifts. so like in the front, we have this amazing crispy peking sandwich which is a collaboration and had it and only available now at the event this weekend. >> uh-huh. >> an example of a fantastic prepared food and then the gifts. you can't beat cracked pies, cookies, made a special cookie just for the emporium.

classic crossed with an oreo. >> interesting. >> really delicious. and then you have got, again, like we found these amazing guys in rockville of cookie cutter kingdom, largest collection of 3-d printed cookie cutters and teamed up with a local bakery who made the pieces of earth. >> pineapple, snowflake. >> they'll demoing the cookies and selling them, too. the products are endless. over 95 vendors this weekend. >> i like that you have some vendors that everyone's heard of. shake shack you mentioned. >> sure. >> milk bar. there are a lot of vendors no one noticed. how do you find the gems? >> absolutely. we do a lot of research. it involves a lot of looking on the internet. going to other events. and just talking to people in

virginia food community. chefs restaurants they're working in the same kind of kitchen or the farm earl's market. those are the kind of guys we want because we want the big names and reveal some really cool, local artisans making great stuff. >> for sure. tell us how you go to this? >> saturday, sunday, union market. the >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. signs of the season coming up from black friday to giant christmas trees, the images to have you counting down to the holidays. sailing the high seas or a glimpse into a ship that's a

for the next few days you can catch a glimpse of a full-sized r sailing vessel docked off cam ran street in alexandria. a replica, a ship that played a critical role in the founding of florida is available for tours through monday. it carries an all-spanish crew. if you want to see more video, search tall ships in the nbc washington app. the united states marine

birthday today. currently there are about 180,000 active members of the marines serving and we thank them for their service. chilly out there, isn't it? >> it is for the marine corps birthday. that's near and dear my heart. my boyfriend is in the corps. we have a spectacular forecast. looking good continuing through the day today. it is a little on the breezy looking at beautiful -- i didn't know what word to use. beautiful conditions into the weekend and cool conditions and especially on saturday. so let's show you what's going on out there. so many words to describe how pretty it is and the winds are dying down as we continue into the afternoon. we are looking as i said blue skies. we are cleared and cold in the overnight. but really all not that bad. temperatures in the 40s in the overnight and by the time of the

windy side. temperatures out there right now, we are up to 56. we are on our way into the 60s for daytime highs today. low to mid-60s. 55 in norton. again, under plenty of sunshine. so 64 is where we top out today. that wind will continue to come on down. throughout the afternoon. and then pick back up through the day tomorrow. in fact, the winds will really be strong in the day tomorrow. gusting up to about 25, 30 miles per hour at times. now, we have got clear there right now and look at this. throughout the united states. i mean, really not a lot happening out there today. so as you go into the evening, just wonderful. 7:00, 8:00, temperatures 50s and clear skies as i said. a light wind in the overnight. of course, veterans day forecast, we start off with a little bit of sunshine. as we get into the afternoon, that's when the clouds will increase. the winds, as well. gusts up to about 25, 30 miles per hour but that's a front am system coming through.

mid-60s and then we hop along to the weekend. upper 40s, lower 50s. that temperature will drop on friday afternoon. once that front comes through the area and we are looking at the temperature to drop into the late afternoon and the evening. 30s overnight and then only into the 30s, 50s on saturday. losing out the sunshine for us. sunday locking good, as well. temperatures around 60 degrees. we have rain in the forecast. we need it. we are down since september and going to show you on the minutes. guys? >> all right. thank you. brand new video of the tree to take center stage in new york city. this 94-foot tall spruce tree chopped down this morning. now it's on the way to manhattan where it's becoming the rockefeller center christmas tree. this video from new york, a three-hour drive from the city gets it there. the tree will be lit up on november 30th. the wait is over. walmart's black friday specials start today. >> but don't get too excited

users so select deals are more like steals and they include $79 trampolines, a laptop for less than $300. walmart's in-stone black friday event starts thanksgiving day at 6:00 in the evening. those deals will also be available online just after midnight on thanksgiving morning. coming up, we are following developments at this hour from the white house. president obama and president-elect trump are meeting. this is just a first step in the transition. the new information coming in. and the dow hit a new all-time hit shortly after opening this morning. you see it up 120 points there.

we have some breaking news right now. he's meeting with president obama to talk about transitioning to a new administration in just a few months from now. that transition will start taking place within days and includes budget policy and major staff changes. inauguration is friday, january 20th. so, what are trump and president obama going to be meeting about today? governor chris christie, the man leading trump's transition, was asked about that very thing this morning on "today" and he talked

relationship in the past. >> i think that's all past us. the fact is -- president said a lot of things. i was at the correspondents' dinner and said things of donald trump trying to delegitimize him. that's politics, though. what i think they recognize is now this is about governing and leading the nation and the world. >> governor christie also said that he and the president-elect trump have not talked about anything of a cabinet role in his new administration. tim kaine is back in richmond, virginia, this morning after losing tuesday's election. kaine said he and his wife will spend a few days with family before returning to washington. the seat in the senate is not up for re-election until 2018. on monday, he'll head back to capitol hill for the start of what is considered a lame duck session of congress. now, hillary clinton is facing a major transition of her own now, so what does the future hold for her? and the clinton family.

>> reporter: hillary clinton conceding the race to donald trump in the speech she never imagined having to give. >> we must accept this result and then look to the future. donald trump is going to be our president. i know how disappointed you feel because i feel it, too. and so do tens of millions of americans who invested their hopes and dreams in this ff making history but falling short, clinton urging americans especially young girls not to lose hope. >> i -- i know, i know we have still not shattered that highest and hardest glass ceiling, but some day someone will and hopefully sooner than we might think right now. >> reporter: clinton family first took the national stage in 1992 when then arkansas governor

>> i, william jefferson clinton -- >> reporter: after two terms in office, hillary clinton's turn in the political spotlight. first as senator from new york and then after losing the democratic nomination to barack obama in 2008, agreeing to serve as his secretary of state. >> the urgency of the global climate crisis must not be underestimated. >> reporter: with her white house dreams now dashed, when's next for the clintons? friends say they need time to heal from the shock of losing want, think veal their pick of offers from paid speeches to book deals, corporate advisory boards, possibly academic affiliations. as a private citizen, hillary clinton won't have to worry about the conflict of interest questions that plagued her in the campaign. they also don't have to scale back the clinton foundation, a big target for critics when she was in politics. >> this is, indeed, the end of the clinton era. it is a generational end.

there wasn't some -- something in the back pocket to do instead. >> that was andrea mitchell reporting. one thing not going away from hillary clinton's congressional investigations. they have announced to keep looking into her use of a private server when she was secretary of state. now, the mayor of haguerstown could be known later today. washington county board of elections will begin counting the more than 630 a the former mayor by 91 votes. now, we ask you how you feel about the outcome of our big election on tuesday. 43% of you said you're scared. 27% said you're concerned. 16% are optimistic. 14% are excited. to weigh in, head to the nbc washington facebook page.

so this is something that you would expect to see these moves on the streets of rio or sao paulo. this was right here on the streets of washington, d.c. during the recent fiesta d.c. a celebration of latino culture with a parade and performing at another special celebration tomorrow. joining us to tell about the mardi gras meets carnival is nonprofit sponsoring the celebration with the premier of a film on brazil's famous samba dancing and the film's producer, jefferson mellow. welcome to you both. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> simone, tell me a little bit about the celebration and what -- this is a nonprofit. >> yes, it is. >> tell me about why this incorporations of the dancing and these beautiful colors and music in this nonprofit.

portuguese. it's the center for afro brazilian american cooperation and the mission to form partnerships between americans and afro brazilians focused to eliminate inequalities and through the film we are celebrating the shared heritage of the united states and brazil. >> and so you're trying to teach others a little bit about your culture, about the brazilian culture. >> exactly. >> through that i understand there's an exchange that you try to raise funding in order to give some people the opportunity to experience that culture firsthand. tell me about this. >> exactly. i'm actually american born and jefferson is from brazil and we feature his film having a fund-raiser on friday tomorrow night. that's the navy memorial and the purpose of the fund raiser is to generate resources to fund an exchange program that will bring afro brazilian youth

entrepreneurs by necessity. they can't find a living wage in brazil. >> tell me about the inspiration for the film. >> my book and i love brazil and -- >> thank you for being here with us. you just got here from brazil and excited about all and to experience a beautiful culture. samba and jazz, that we talked about the inspiration for the movie. but tell me about the birth of samba. where did this come from? is it really from brazil? >> brazil. >> okay. >> it's a mixture of african rhythms and originated in brazil and lots of connections of samba and jazz and that will be tomorrow night and show the film, samba dancers.

>> and a new orleans style jazz band and bring it to life. >> after rio, do you think that that has caught on, that feel, that samba, that excitement? do you feel like it's caught on here in the united states? >> i think it has. i think it has. a lot more people who know about brazil, they speak portuguese there and i think now more than ever as americans we can borrow a lot from the brazilian culture of just accepting what comes with the happy face and looking forward to the future and working together to but we want to make sure that everybody sees this. mardi gras meets carnival. the website and we have to send it back. >> samba and jazz.com where you can go. >> excellent. i hope everybody takes the time to experience it. back over to you. >> sounds exciting. up next, tomorrow is a holiday for many of you. a look at what the weather will be like for the longeekend.

want to invite you to join us this weekend at the walk to end hiv. nbc 4 has been a partner since beginning in 1986. happening saturday morning. it's the 30th anniversary event at freedom plaza along pennsylvania and registration $15 for the 5k. we have a link to this whole thing on our website. all right. finally starting to feel like fall. >> yes. >> really. >> really is. looking like it, too. leaves everywhere. >> everywhere. you know, a lot of that leaf drop, peak times passed at this point. go out to the shenandoah valley for the leaf color and might be the last weekend to do it. i was out there not too long ago

maybe this weekend because it's gorgeous. maybe saturday feeling more like december type weather, though. let's show you what's going on out there. another beautiful weather out there, of course. the temperature currently up to 56. on the way to the 60s today. that wind still rocking out there. northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. that continues to come as we get into the afternoon. but really, we are looking at temperatures today 56 right now in washington. it is 53 50s all around and headed into the 60s for daytime highs today. yeah, little breezy. that wind will continue to come. we have plenty of sunshine. blue skies all across the board. tomorrow, another day with plenty of sunshine and especially in the morning. we will have a little bit of cloud cover in the afternoon as winds will pick up, as well. gusting 25, 30 miles per hour

it is a dry frontal passage and really not looking at any -- much fan fare with that except for a drop in temperatures and probably the daytime high early and then fall rather quickly. 65 is where we head to tomorrow and then plenty of sunshine increasing clouds late and then saturday and sunday. saturday that temperature not getting out of the 40s for a lot of us. breeze in the morning. sunday morning, little chilly with temperatures in the low 306. some areas the and then we get into sunday and monday. supermoon, wonder where it's so big, the closest it's been since 1948 and 14% bigger than next time like that, 2034. so we are going to have great weather for that for monday morning and then we start to see more clouds build in and we need rain and next chance is really tuesday and wednesday of next week and not a big chance at this point and going to put it

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and sausage, sun dried tomatoes and more into a delicious, beautiful concoction. joining us now, the local guy that won first place in a nationwide contest with his recipe. welcome, danny. >> thank you. >> you are the chef and owner of a restaurant, slate wine bar and bistro and it's here in d.c. >> up the road. >> now, you won first place. >> yes. >> tell me, was this your >> no. so i've been doing this for a long time. my dad was a chef and so it's a childhood recipe and not just from my father but my aunts, uncles. you know, sunday tradition. learning from everything from the hometown and then just trying to build constantly like the different types of paella and how to make it perfect. >> you were telling me your dad is from spain, right?

>> portuguese. >> together they probably cooked up fabulous things. >> yes. we never had a bad meal at home, for sure. >> you can kind of do whatever you want with paella? chicken? beef? >> there's a lot of different interpretations. as many paella recipes as you can probably think of. for us in valencia, most important thing is rice. >> talk about what you do now. we have the big paella pan here. it's not hot but yo to put it together. where do you start? >> well, the way i do things it's a little different to kind of get some flavors out and depends if you're in a contest to do things backwards. >> i see. >> so like valencian paella, you get the flavors of the rice out of the flavors of the ingredients. >> i see. >> you don't use a broth. you use water. the idea is the flavor of the ingredients. >> do you cook the rice first or

>> so for like this style of paella, i cook the meats and vegetables off. >> let's toss it altogether. >> cook it and then take it off and start with the rice and put the toppings back on after the rice cooks. >> okay. >> so like first, you know, we would have all this cooked and then we would put in the combination of sun dried tomatoes, regular put it all in here. >> move it around. >> have that cook. >> that's already been cooked. sun dried tomato, huh? i love those. >> the rice is a complex process to get all of the other ingredients involved. >> okay. >> so then put the rice in. >> what kind?

and that will is the most expensive. >> you put some water in here to get the rice going, right? >> right. we would put the broth. >> i'll add that for you. >> and then i like to see because i always think it's a beautiful thing, the paella all done. about right? >> the whole thing. >> oh, the whole thing. >> right. >> with this rice is hardest one to cook. in terms with rice to broth. >> i didn't put it all in. we cannot cook the water out and then say it's all done. >> right. then we put some of the special seasonings here. we use sweet paprika. >> sweet paprika, hmm. >> and then on top of that we would use saffron. >> okay. >> so we use the saffron mix. >> okay.

them, maybe you'll throw them in to see it. >> so then -- you know, in terms of when it starts cooking, we start adding -- >> all of the other things. so happy to have you joined us. >> thank you. >> chef, we'll look forward to tasting this when it's really all ready. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you, barbara. if you need a midday pick me up, head over to starbucks. they have unwrapped 13 new snowflakes, candy canes and other holiday symbols and created by women in six countries. if you buy one holiday drink, you get another one for free. the deal will end on monday so hurry up and get your afternoon fix there. we have more on why you'll need one of those warm drinks this weekend. i have a feeling it's chilly. and up next --

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audiences love them. and because the world famous men happen to be back here in town for the kennedy center, they join us today to share the story of their amazing success. welcome to you. thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> good to be here. thank you for having us. >> people are looking forward to seeing you again. you were here -- >> here a few years ago. we were one of the last presidential elections. >> four years ago. us to be here. >> all right. count on it. maybe people want you to come more often than that. you're both classically trained musicians. >> yes. >> you could be in any symphony in the world. you are that good i hear from everyone that has heard you. how did you happen to do a comic routine with the music? >> the thing is we thought you go to the concert classical symphony hall, serious and

and thought maybe get the audience into it with humor and through adding, having fun on the stage and doing things that are not expected. >> right off the bat we can take away the word classical. although we're trained classically you don't have to like classical music to come to the show or know anything about it. it's all music. we do rap, rock, heavy metal, country and western. and it's -- and it's a lot of fun and really it's for >> i think it was like, hello, i'm -- >> how did you decide you wanted to do something? just the two of you and not with a whole orchestra. >> we were both trained in a highly specialist musical school in london and we realized we wanted to do something different and more fun and take mozart where he's never been before. >> i understand that you say there are three simple things to do well in the music business.

>> very important, yes. >> play only the music people know. >> yes. >> and show off. >> exactly. we are doing -- >> we are pretty good at showing off. >> the thing tomorrow at the kennedy center, as well, the show now mozart and we say it has absolutely no mozart in it whatsoever. >> but it does. >> a little bit, yeah. >> anyway, but sometimes you play it straight, right? >> yeah, of course. very important always to add a little bit of beautiful you know? you have everything, something for everyone. >> quickly tell me what you're playing tonight at the kennedy center. >> well, we are playing and now mozart. >> yes. >> but we are also playing music by ourselves. there's many wonderful pieces that we've written ourselves. including a piece called "you just have to laugh." >> and this is the cd. >> yes. >> self promotion. >> you walked in here, this is a good time to laugh.

exactly. >> we need it. >> the show must go on. >> there's no better show than ours. >> thank you so much. welcome back to washington. >> thank you very much. >> we know you'll be here again in four years. >> at least, at least. >> back to you. well, we have got some beautiful conditions out there on this marine corps birthday. absolutely beautiful. temperatures are going to top out around 60. some areas the low 60s and sunshine. that sun going down and in the 4:00 hour so yeah, gets dark rather quickly and clear skies in the overnight falling into the 40s. 60s for thursday and also your veterans day, chilly on friday. temperatures in the 50s. but pretty calm conditions. now if you want some snow, tune in to doug and amelia 5:25, doug with the winter weather outlook. >> thank you. that's it for news 4 midday. thank you so much for joining us. we're back on the air first at 4:00 this afternoon.

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