health. >> food sold at farmers' market can still present food-borne dangers. >> consumer reporter susan hogan shows us how to shop safely. >> news 4it begins w a storm team 4 weather alert. >> that's right. "first at 4:00," we're on weather. alert i'm leon harris. >> and i'm erika gonz les.m storm tea tracking the potential for strong and even severe storms. >> take a look at the radar. you can see the pockets of rain hitting us throughout evening. >> right now we're kicking off three hours of team coverage from the storm team 4 weather center let's get right to eteorologist amelia draper and somara theodore for what we're in for this evening. >> do have good news. not like we'll have widespread storms out there during the afternoon and evening hours. most of the activity will be to our south >> exactly, but where it does a punch. l pop with >> strong winds and hail and very heavy rainfall, but look at storm team 4 radar right now. it's basically dry across the area. we had a few thunderstorms

popping uph earlier afternoon, including one in the district. those have since pushed off towas the east. one lone area of rainin out parts of rappahannock county, and here's a look at the bigger picture when we say a better chance to the south. ook at all the areas here in pink down around spotsylvania county and south of fred icksburg and continuing into parts of north carolina. we really think this activity will be concentrated south of this area today, so here's what you ca expect. about a 30% chance that you're dealing with a thunderstorm out there tonight, so that means it's really looking like most of us will main dry. however, see a few hit-and-miss thunderstorms stout there, and those storms that do develop could be strongto severe, and, again, that threat is much bigger down to our south so we're kind k escaping i thin the brunt of the severe weather today, and then big changes tomorrow as a cold front moves through overnight tonight. lee owen, somara and i will have much more on what to expct

tonight and coming up on the weekend around 4:30. >> don't forget, folks, have storm team 4 right at your fingertips at any time. download the nbc washington app. we've got a live interactive radar for you there to c ck conditions in your neighborhood at any now let's goat some breag news this. coming just in. d.c. council member jack evans will resign from the metro board. shis word coming just in the last 20 minuteamid mounting pressure on evans today, including new calls from prominent democrats for hito step down. pressure on evans gained momentum today wh h fe lekn violation of metro's code of ethics. investigation found any he wrongdoing. evans' decision to step down me from the tro board does not affectis position on the d.c. council. erika? >> it's a familiar landmark forf some, and others a symbol of church and state overlapping. the and now the supreme court has ruled the peace cross in maryland can remain. the giant cross is a monument

built in died in world war i. our prince george's county bureau chief takes a look at the decision. >> reporter: today the u.s. supreme court ruled that the peace cross can continue to stand. this after a five-year court battle made its way to the highest court.t. 409-foot tall peace cross was built in honor of prince george's county world war i vets many years ago.o maied about the future of the historic landmark after the american humanist association sued saying it was a religious monument on public land and the court ruled preserving a long-standing religious monument is very different than the building of a new one. the case was very closely watched as its outcome could vim pacted similar smorials acros the country. peace crop prevailed 7-2. >> we're disappointed with eday's dsion. the justices failed to recognize that had a christian cross

cannot appropriately memorialize veterans of a >> this has been such a battle, and for years we've been coming to the peace cross and waving flags and trying to get people to see that it's really about patriotism. it's about honoring theweople fought for our country in world war i who were from prince george's counte >> repo supporters say that now the peace cross has been safrksd the next step is to restore this monument. >> the supreme court is expected to issue decisions in other cases tomorrow as well. among those we're watching one involving the issue of gerrymandering. the high court is looking at two cases involving demoats in ryland and republicans in north carolina and whether map drawing in the states are too partisan. the justices are also considering whether to allow the trump administration to put a citizenship question on the census. that ruling couple pact how many representatives and what portion

of federal fundingach state receives. breaking right now at 4:00. top congressional leaders tmeeting with presidentmp to discuss rights tensions with iran. wendy riegger is following developments from us after iran hot down that u.s. droerngs right? >> many of us woke up to that push alert.rt just a shoime ago, iran's state-run tv released this new it -- the agency claims that it shows the moment that drone wast shot oof the sky, but the pentagon hasnot confirmed the authenticity of this. the pentagon released video of its own. you can sesmoke in the air. iran's revolutionaryguard took out the surveillance drone in the strait of hormuz iran saying it violated its airspace and the

u.s. says this wasa an attck in t ternational airspace. >> i believes a general or somebody who made a mistake in shooting that drone down. >> how will you respond? >> you'll find out. >> this latest crisis stems from the u.s. pulling out of that nuclear deal and imposing those crippling economicanctions against iran. nbc's jennifer johnson is latest developments land have a live report for you coming up at 5:30. back for you. >> good deal. thank you, wendy. students and parents at herndon high school are reeling from the news that a former drama teacher thereec stly recorded students as they undressed. >> today the principal is making aiisis coseoravslbl elait. >> yestday police revealed that the man hid recording devices inside the school. >> drew wilder is in herndon with new charges in this case. drew? >> reporter: that's right, erika. just within theutlast 20 min i've confirmed that former erndon high school drama

teacher isarged with ten new felonies. the new charges are for the unlawful creation of video or images of a minor, and this all directly stems from that horrible news that we got yesterday afternoon that the 36-year-old was recording il students whe they were changing inside of the highho . with the ten new felony counts, the teacher is now charged with 30 felonies and four misdemeanors for videotaping students inside herndon highoo sch and his live-in nanny. school is out for summer, but inside herndon high cool's main office psychologists are available for students and their families. >> i can't imagine what those parents are going through. >> reporter: herndon high school principal declined an interview and a issued news 4 a statement and also sent a h lettere to parents. in the letter to parents she say quote, this is an extremely disturbing event for our school community and no way reflects the c mitment that we

have to ensure our students are at a safe environment at herndon high school. >> it's just i can't even imagine it happening to my own child. >>tathe investigationted back in april when the teacher's live-in nannies went to police worried he was recording them inside thee home wher he lives with his wife and two kids. police discovered 32 record g devices and more than 3,500 videos. in may police annound charge of 20 counts of possession of child pornography and then saying they didn't believe the crim ever took place inside of the school, but then yesterday police delivered the news, that they had since uncovered several videos from inside herndon high showing dozens upon dozens of children in various stages of undress. >> this is a huge disappointingv opment, one that none of my detectives, the fairfax county police departmentr the fair faction county public schools wanted to be as part of the outcome. >> reporter: police say of the dozens of students in the

ideos, they onlyelieve they will be able to identify ten of the victims. most of the victims will never know they were recorded. the school says it will have its crisis team back here on the campusere tomorrow for any students or families who would like to speak with a counsellor from 9:00 in the morning untilin 2:00 he afternoon. reporting live from herndon, drew wilder, news 4. thanks so vea much. traj accident in maryland has taken a life. a man died while cutting trees on a property off neck road nor southern prince george's county. we're told a group of men were clearing some large trees, and they -- the chainsaw got stuck. one of the workers was using some heavy equipment to try to nudge the tree and free the saw and in that process another tree uprooted and fell on the ctim. that man's name has not yet been released. the latest now on that deadly crush crash and fire.

they say a crash burst the truck's fuel tank and erupted in flames and the driver died at scene. the outer loop was closed down for hours. attending baseball games live,ormally an enjoyable experience for fans but in recent years foul ball injuries have become a more frequentc ocrence. today the nationals making a big move to address that issue. wendy riegger joins us from the e desk with big changes coming at the park. >> reporter: yeah. the baseball coming a bit of a contact sport injuring some of the fans. the nats owner mark lerner announced that the team will extend that protective netting. right now it runs past dugout, y and when the install the new netting, it lwill extend just

short of the outfield corners and for some fans who lover to get the pregame autographs the netting cabe pulled up to allow you access to the autographs. albert mora jr. extremely emotional after this inwhen a child wasy hit. saing he cannot imagineow the child's family felt. the parents have not updated the girl's condition after being hit. the nats will install the netting during the all-star break in july. th will be joining the chicago white sox this week who announced they will be extended the nettingo all of their foul poles the rest of the season. >> the sluggers, are reaching

way up into the stands. >>h wonder w the season ticket holders, the guys who are bight seats down there. >> a little bit of a film in front of you. and you can't toss a ball, the ball girl or boy can't toss the ball to a kid in the stands. >> you don't want to get clocked in the noggin. >> don't want that. l right. thing you, dr. wendy. still ead here on news 4. a dangerous precedent, a u.s. city prepared to pay a hefty sum to hackers. >> and a family look for their son's support dog. >> he's a lot more anxious. i can feel. >> what he means to this 4-year-old boy coming up. and a changing climate impacting our trees. the new effort to keep our trees still green >> take a look at the mugginess. 95 into washi and 92 in gaithersburg. the good news.

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in riviera beach florida clicked on mail and now the city is paying $630,000 for some information that the haer encrypted. the city is nearly paying nearly $1 million to repair and replace compromised computer equipment. some of the city also brought in dw i.t. director as well. baltimore alsoling with the effects of a ransomware hack. "the baltimore sun" saying it will cost the city more than $18 million. last month hackers took over part of the city's comp er system anddemanded $76,000 in bitcoin to ereleas it. the city has refused to pay, and it's led to all sorts of problems with things like tax payments and water bills as well. new at 4:00, a growing eward for a child's missing emotional support dog. a local donor saw our story and upped the reward to $2,500 now.

ama potomac fy is pleading for the return of their pet max. the dog provides emotional support for their 4-year-old swh o was born with a genetic disorder. news 4's shomar stone reports. >> reporter: sandrine tries to comfort her 4-year-old son during a difficult time. >> he's a lot more anxious and i can tell and feel it. >> reporter: he wasdiagnosed with a rare genetic disorder. his best friend max, his emotional support companion, is missios >> well, iving a tremendous impact. i mean, he'sbviously extremely upset d definitely feeling the absence. >> reporter: max ran out of the backyard gate without his collar last monday morning. neighbors said they saw three men in a pickup truck take max. >> ifeel awful. >> reporter: a lock away on over rie and cold spring road in potomac. >> three men tried to find the owner and said they would return

the next day. >> reporter: ttuy never reed max, a french bulldog and beagle mix. a police report was filed and put up fliers when this picture. >> my only hope, to be reunited with max and to give him some comfort. >> reporter: if you call him, call montgomery county police. >> he's dearly missed. >> reporter: in potomac, shomarw stone,4. >> wish them well. we've got to get back to this eaorm team 4 wer alert. a chance for strong storms throughout our area. >> storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper track all of this for us in the weather center. how is it looking. >> chance is a key word. 30% chance that you're dealing with stormsthis afternoon and this evening. that threat lasting until about 8:00 p.m., but i still can't rule out an isolated shower t overnightnight until a cold front clears the area. that means we're looking breeze and beautiful out there tomorrow. a nice weekend saturday and sunday and then next week i'm tracking a major heat wave. wait until you see thete day forecast.

i'll have that couple at 4:45. future weather. fast forward to 5:00 p.m. and less than an hour tonight, look at how meager the rai is. there's some cloudiness. that's the white. the green is the rain. not seeing any brightou colors there. 6:30, maybe tom pockets of heavier rain into parts of northern virginia, we could see gusty winds as well. by 8:00 p.m., notice the shower chance for the most part diminish across the air yaerks september down into southern myland and we'll be clearing out. the winds pick up. it's breezy and beautiful throughout the day tomorrow with a mix of cloudsin and sunsh after warming to around 92 degrees today. a good tende grees cooler tomorrow with that breeze and low humidity. sp's going to feel refreshing and eaking of the humidity levs, look at the smiley faces rohere. tomorand saturday the humidity is nice. slightly humid out there on sunday andhen it just gets downright muggy next monday, tuesday, wednesday, pretty must entire next week is hot and humid.

so here's your storm team 4 four-day forecast, a high tomorrow of 8 84 tomorrow on saturday and breeze on friday and gusts tomorrow up to 30, 35 miles per hour, and you will be noticing those winds. on sunday a high of 87 degrees. it will be a little bit humid out the with a mix of clouds and sunshine, and as we look to monday a high temperature of 92 degrees with about a 40% chance for some storms later in the day on monday, and, again, tonight, we're going to keep a close eye on storm team 4 radar trackise tain chance out there. here is the latest right now with what i'm tracking. you can see some rain right around 66 back into fauquier county. again, keeping a close eye on this all night, but by the looks of it we've dodged a bullet once again. erika? >> all right. amelia, thank you so very muc stilahead on news 4, collecting food in fauquier county. >> mollette green is working with you in the county to help you get what you need. >> and a base-brawl. wild punches thrown at a kids'

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fauquier county food bank. ns that's right. they feed doze of families every day, and donations help keep their shelves stocked. >> news 4's mollette green is working with more on their food drive and how you can hp. >> we're inside the food bank here, and, look, when people come here, they get a real grocery store like experience. it feels really good in here, but the shelves, many of them, are empty, so what do we want to do today? >> stock the shelves. stock the shelves! >> reporter: but you can donate tat any time tha they are open. i want to bring in the fauquier community food bank director sharon ames to talk about the need, and one particular story that comes to mind, a father and son that you met. > a father and a 4-year-old son came to the store and told me they hadn't eaten for two days. i gave them cracker around soup and the little boy put the crackers in his mouth so fast that he choked on it and the

fathan couldn't open the c of soup because he didn't have a can opener. >> reporter: you need not just food donations and diapers, but things that will help families. >> absolutely >> reporter: in some ways. >> absolutely. can openers, diapers, many, many things. >> reporter: all right. so we have so ny people in the community who helped throughout the year, but we want to continue that support and even croppmecalfe is in on this and tim cropp is here. >> we would like to present you with a check for $2,000 and hopefully that will help you stock your shelves. >reporter: thank you very, very much. >> and for every dollar that is donated we c$4 buy worth of food. >> we can do that, and when can we do with that money? >> stock the shelves. a great story. you don't often think it's the summer months. people need to eat year round. it's not just around thanksgiving ost christime. >> and in particular for kids.

if they don't get food at school, that can be allenge. >> absolutely. thanks to everybody who has conbeauted. a health alert to anybody headed to the farmers' market thiseekend. >> consumer reporter susan hogan here to show you how to s op safely. and breaking news out of the iran taking aim at a u.s. drone.

the good news is based on the latest radar and winds out of the west, i'm not seeing a huge risk for severe weather, but you can see i'm tracking a few showers out here on storm team 4 radar. some activity in rappahannock county and moving out of the warrenton area and also seeing some of that activity in the northern most parts of fauquier county. this is all moving towards the ovst so moving into the d.c. metro area the next hour or

so. i think the nats game is going to be just fine tonight. maybe a fri spnkles in the game but they will be able to getit in. today's weather very similar to last night where most of us remain dry but those of us, especially in montgomery county who saw rain a a lot of it. here's what you can expect tonight. the chance that you're dealing with rain pretty low tonight. ilowered that to about 30%. however, any storms that do bubble up could be strong to severe. the biggest concern wod be heavy rainfall. next up we could see some gustyd winds a maybe strong hail. the big threat for severe weather today is down to our south, south of the fredericksburgarea. we look to tomorrow, big changes in the forecast. more on that, erika, comupng in about 15 minutes. >> amelia, thank you so very much. now at 4:30, the new escalation in tensions with iran. >> p-level meeting at the white house under way right now. this is at least the third high level meeting here in washington today and examining iran's shooting down ofamnican

drone. tehran claims the unmanned drone was in iranian airspace. president trump says he has proof that it was not, but despite all the saber rattling in the region lately, mr. trump is taking aa noty measured tone right now. the same can't be said though for some of his republicanle colues. let's get right to jennifer johnson who has more on that. jennifer? >> reporter: leon and erika at meeting at white house still going on, and as you said the attack is escalating tenons between the u.s. and iran, and now the two sides are trading accusations. >> trump putting iran on notice after u.s. central command after iran shot down one of its surveillance naval drones. >> report: iran made a big mistake. this drone was in international waters clearly. we have it all documented. >> reporter: iran's revolutionary guard says it shot hewn the drone in iranian airspace but t pentagon says they have evidence that proves otherwi a. >> this i unprovoked attack on a u.s. asset that the had not

vie lateranian airspace at any tier. >> report fortunately this was an unmanned drone and hinted this may have been an accident. the u.s. don't want war with iran but no comment on whether the u.s. will fight back. >> the country will not stand for this, that much i can tell you. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi is urging diplomacy. >> there's no appetite for going to war in this country. says orter: and ir there's no intention of war and this strikeollows the attack of two oil tankers in the gulf last week. the u.s. military says iran was responsible and iran denies any involvement. >> we're not going to let them disrupt navigation of the seas, attack our allies and interests without paying a price, so if they are itching for a fight, they are going to getone. >> reporter: the attack comes as iran threatens to increase its uranium stockpiles after the

u.s. pulled out of the 2015 nuclear accord. >> reporter: both sides are being urged to exercise maximum restraint. leon, back to you. >> thank you, >>nnifer. a remind their next week is the first democratic presidential debate of the 2020 campaign and our grist is going to be reporting live there in miami. they will be covering this two-night event and you can see the reports beginning next wednesday, and watch the debate right he on nbc 4 wednesday and thursday nights at 9:00. >> i'm wendy riegger in the newsroom. just joining us at f4:33,r things that you need to know. the supreme court says the large peaceorross in prince ge's county can remain on public land. ritics argued th cross built to honor those in the county'so wld war i veterans constituted a government endorsement of religion, but the high court found that preserving a

long-standing religious monums t idifferent from allowing the building of a new one. d.c. council member jack evans will resignro from the met board. enessure on evans gained momentum today wh he acknowledged to "the washington post" that he had been found in violation of metro's code of ethics. just days ago, he denied the investigation had found any wrongdoing. evans' decision to step down frome metro board does not affect his position on the d.c. council. police today filg more charges against a former drama coach at herndon high school. aphael schklowsky is charged with ten new counts of child pornography hiding cameras withinth school to see them undress. you may notice a new safety precaution the next time you visit nats park. the team today announcing it is extending its parole textive nettine. the new ing will extend just

short of the outfield corners. there is growing concern the mlb over the foul balls that are injuring fans. leon, back to you. >> foul balls is ne th only things injuring fans at baseball games. check this out. this is brawl gone viral. we're learning more about what led to a fist fight at a youth baseball game in colorado. as many as 20 adults got involved in this fight last weekend. ne person was seriously injured. police have said the fight stemmed from a questionable call by an umpire. a 13-year-old umpire. that umpire's parents said the tension was building all afternoon and this fight started after the 13-year-old ga parents a warning about foul lauage they were sing. >> at least one suspect who sucker punched another person, he's wearing the white shirt and the teal pants, and we want, you know, justice for those folks, and wwant toend a message that this is not okay.

there's little kids involved. 7-year-old kids who are watching their coaches and parents, people they are supposed to look up to andd learn, from this seeing. they are >> five of the parents in this orderly conduct, butis dcited r police are still working to find everyone else involved. >> how heated was this before thisr- that the 13-yeaold ump had to say, you guys, are out of li, don't talk like that around the little kids. come on, man. >> the kids are the ones acting like adults. >> mm-hmm, mm-hmm. come on. >> no explanation. >> people,tet together. news 4 working for you and your cell phone service. >> coming next, the new study revealing which carrier h the fastest network. >> and on a day like this you could be looking for shade but could be looking for shade but it could be iarder to findn h

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the way to go bbut can it harmful? >> we're working for you with how to shape safely at the farmers market. for jed wallace, weekend mornings aren't complete without a trip to his local farmers market. >> i love the market because we've gotten to know some of the farmers over the year. >> welcome back. >> i lost market because the food is really excellent. >> reporter: farmers markets are a favorite for good reason. they can offer fresh local foods, but tha a doesn'tays mean they are safe to eat. >> foods sold at farms market can still present food-borne dangers like saonella, e. coli and listeria. >> reporter: be sure to only y buysider, milk and eese. >> make sure it's pasteurized. >> pasturization is a process that heats products like lk to a specific temperature for a

certain amount of time. this kills dangerous bacteria nd also extends the shelf life of food. >> reporter: bring multiple bags keeping ready-to-eat items separate from things like raw meat which helps avoid cross-contamination and make sure vendors are wearing gloves and the cold items such as eggs and meat are the in fact being kept cold. >> a typical refrigerator should be set at 40 degrees. if cold food is at temperatures warmer than that then bacteria can grow pretty quickly. >> reporter: and use plenty of ice along with a cooler vat for perishable. buying them last like joe also redusz the risk of spoiling. >> reporter:so good to practice food safety at ho, of course, washing all produce thoroughly even if you peel it and bacteria on the outside of the foods kend up inside when you're cutting them. remember when the huge

cantaloupe recall years ago, how are cantaloupes being recald because as you're cutting into them, bacteria on the outside makes its way inside. >> travels right on down so important that you do that. >> i think i would be scared of baked goods, not knowing if they cooked them all the way through. >> at a farmers market, talked about meat fresh from the farm. it's real buyerwa be. no labeling or anything like that. >> it's really up to you. >> exactly. >> don't go t vague yeah, you want to gamble go to a farmers' market. >> you can find so many cool things there. >> thanks, susan. >> that's me. i know. >> latest check on the weather right now. >> all right. how are we doing, ladies? i know that you said that you were kind of downplaying the percentage for the storm chances tonight, so how are we looking now? >> we're really not seeing much out there.

some showers, and a cold front is still way back to our west and our winds also out of west. kind of bringing down that threat for storms tomorrow. >> we're still working with some crazy humidity and crazy heat. keat is it feeling li now? >> feel like 59 degrees right now with a high today of 92, and this is what it's going to feel liall next week, so when we say it's refreshing tomorrow, saturdat even sunday is no that bad. make sure to enjoy, it because the heat and humidity are moving in in a big way. here's the temperature threat. our average high is 86. we're runng below normal saturday and sunday. the humidity levels are in check and then the heat is on. monday on into tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, even into next weekend. wait unti you see theten-day forecast, but here's the latest .ight now on storm team 4 rad notice just the meager showers out there into parts of northern virginia. mainly south of 66 in fauquier county, and we're maybe going see a shower or had a thunderstorm out there tonight. the risks that you're dealing with rain is pretty low at about

30%. let me show you that with future weather. here we are at 5:00 p.m.pi it'sing up on that showery activity in northern virginia, maybe bringing some rain through the district between 6:00 and .m 7:00 once we hit 1:00, maybe an isolated shower or two. otherwise plenty of clouds and then the winds pick up overnig tonight. it's beautiful out there and ow andeautiful here tomo nice at our beaches, and what can folks expect there on saturday and sunday? >> they can expect some fabulous weather, eeecially if you'r taking it to the coast. things are really starting to look pleasant. nice to have a change of pace to the forecast because it seemed like we were getting a storm every day. the beach forecast headed out to the emast. tratures in the low 80s pretty much through sunday. plenty of sunshine. the shower chance is soni mil on friday and sunday. i would definitely head out to the beach. if you can't, maybe you're going to opt for something a little bit closer to home. that's fine. let's go over your pool forecast. i know folks may have a pool is

practice th evening. taking the kids out to pool practice. we do have an iolated storm chance, but i would definitely not bet on it. i can honestly give you the green light and it should be fine. friday, breezy but nicer tomorrow and will be apoecent day. i like it to be a little bit warmer. i don't know but. but if you're me i'd opt for the weekend. turday is definitely going to be plenty of sunshine, but sunday will be warmer. we'll be seeinghe temperatures get a little c bitser to 90 degrees in the upper 80s. looking at your saturday planner, by the numbers, look how cool we start off saturday morning. that might be a real nice run. is that good for runners? >> great for runners. >> get to the afternoon, about 83 degrees. mid-60s sunday morning. mid-to upper 60s on sunday. notice how much sunshine we have coming in on saturday. that rain chance s reallyth and west of the district, folks. it's just so nice to finally get this break from all the rain chances, amelia, but i'mure

we'll start to see some peeking right back in next week. >> with the heat and humidity building in on monday, we can certainly see some showers and thunderstorms around later in the day. here's t four-day forecast. a high tomorrow of 84 degrees out there. it's breezy with winds gusting up to 30, 35 miles per hour. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sun. beautiful on saturd and 84. 87 on sunday and then we talk about the heat. guys, look at the numbers, here. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, and next weekend, we're in the low even 9 mid every day, and when you factor - make sure you enjoy saturday and tomorrow because the heat is moving in in a big way. >> 5is a good temperature to run. >> to do anything. >> especially in june. >> let me stick up for my girl somara because she says she's getting into running. don't worry, you got the green light. it's a good time.

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