in manatee county. a woman was arrested for hiring somebody to kill her ex-husband. this was rachel leahy. deputies say she hired a hitman to kill her ex so she could have custody of the children. she agreed to pay $5,000 and already paid half of it when she was arrested. he called himself freddy james and portrayed himself as a he's a that they have and murderer. victor manns shot and killed a man after agreeing to meet up to buy a cell phone. kelly is at the family dollar parking lot in lakeland. how did deputies put this all together? >> reporter: deputies told us today that they were able to track this guy down because he was using a site called let go to meet his victims. that's how he met all three of

pictures. on the right we have the profile on let go used by manns. he used a fake name as you can see, he used freddy james. on the left here, my left, your right, on the right we have his facebook page and they were able to match the two pictures and narrow down the suspects that way. cory peace thought he found the perfect buyer for his the perfect place to seal the deal. >> when we arrived, everything seemed normal. we had conversations. there was a mailman present. there was a fedex. the parking lot was really packed full of people in the middle of the day. >> he listed his ipad on the site let go. someone named freddy james replied and they agreed to meet at this walgreen's parking lot in lakeland. it was busy. the middle of the day. and cory felt safe.

polite conversation, the buyer became a thief and ran off with the ipad. >> lakeland has always been a safe place. i shutter to think something like that on a smaller scale happened to us but we could have been a lot less fortunate. >> he's right. according to sheriff judd, cory just crossed paths with a killer. six days later it happened to another man held at gunpoint and robbed by the same then just three days later, the robbery scheme turned deadly when 21-year-old jeffrey morrow tried to defend himself. that's when more owe got out on the passengers side with a shotgun andman mann says i've got a gun, pow pow pow. >> there was an online sale and an agreement to meet in public. but this one ended in murder. >> we knew we had to operate

when he would strike again. he had nothing to loss. >> freddy james is really victor manns and he's behind bars. his surviving victims gave detailed descriptions of the man they knew at freddy james. his profile picture on the site matched mann first base picture. when deputies brought him in, he confessed and said he's sorry for the three robberies and especially man's life. >> hopefully he's remorseful. i don't know that it does anything for the victim that lost his life. >> sheriff judd also said if you're going to use an online meet up applike let go, he said he strongly recommends using let go because the site's owners were helpful and able to provide all kinds of detailed information to track down the suspect. if you decide to meet up with someone, a total stranger

do so at a law enforcement office. most have a set up designated time to meet in the parking lot, a designated area. so just go ahead and do that in broad daylight and you should safe. we're live in lakeland. that's a great idea. you can sniff ow danger if they don't want to meet up at the p.d. the sheriff calls it a case of suicide by cop. last night a polk county drug task force confronted 32-year-old francis perry suspicion of selling meth. sheriff judd says detectives told him numerous times to roll down the window and shows his hand. he refused to comply and shot at officers through the window. officers fired back killing perry. he was released from prison in march. at a news conference the sheriff unraveled a scroll of perry's criminal history. >> there's the guy that chose to shoot it out with the detectives

he's a bad man. but once again, we don't choose to shoot people. they choose for us to shoot them. compliance is a beautiful thing. >> the sheriff says perry shot at officers five times but did not hit them. the four officers shot at perry 28 times hitting him at least five times. the sheriff says detectives found two bags of meth in the car and the handgun he used that was stolen. deadly. his wife called 911 for medical attention but the father of two died. after deputies used a taser on him. what is the family saying about what happened? >> mark, they're in disbelief. they're not saying a lot. they asked a friend to speak for them. she told us don degra was a great guy.

veteran and family man. >> he was nice, he was joking with us all the time. his kids loved him. his wife loved him very much. >> and degraw's wife of 30 years was at home with him. she called pinellas deputies twice after her husband suffered what the friend described as seizure like activity. she told us what happened next. >> he became confused and had trouble following direction when deputies came. >> according to the sheriff's office, degraw told the first deputies who responded he suffered from post traumatic stress due didn't need medical attention. when deputies came back a second time, degraw was screaming and emotional distress so they tried to baker act him. deputies say he resisted and had a loaded gun nearby so they used a taser. degraw became unresponsive and

didn't survive. >> we were heartbroken. >> the sheriff says he won't comment until an autopsy is finished. friends didn't want to say whether they thought deputies acted appropriately. right now they're focused on degraw's family. >> we're going to love and support her and her children and be there for her when she needs us. >> using a taser is supposed to be nonlethal force but it can cause cardiac arrest in some people. so sad. thank very much. the polk county teacher to admitted to having sex with several students was in court. jennifer effecter pleaded guilty to several counts of child molestation. she was it sentenced -- 22 years and now wants it reduced. she claims the victims were willing participants. she faces charges in hillsborough county as well.

abuse won't be able to adopt dogs and cats in hillsborough county. commissioners approved a religionvy for those convicted of abusing animals. people who want to adopt have to sign and affidavit. shelters and retailers will check the registry for anyone who wants to adopt. >> we as a committee believe there had to be an obligation to protect animals and the public safety. >> the ordinance wil effect november 1 z. reports from all over the world of the new samsung phone exploding. even in tampa bay. what do you do if you have one of these phones? we'll talk with consumer reporter sorboni banerjee next. a touch of fall this morning. not bad. in the 60s in some of the bay area. by afternoon, the heat's back. we're in the mid 90s in some spots. right now 89 and partly cloudy. the weekend's around the corner.

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dollars. this is scary stuff. what do you do first of all if you have one of these brand-new galaxy phones? >> when you see a picture like that, okay, maybe i don't want it. this is one of the industry's largest recalls and the phone hit the market less than a month ago. there's a problem with the batteries but they can't tell which phones have them so they're recalling all of them worldwide. look what happened to the jeep. nathan dornacher had the phone flames. no one was hurt but dozens of cases like this prompted the recall. if you have one of these phones, you can exchange the device for a new note 7. if you don't want to wait, you can exchange it for a galaxy smartphone now and be refunded the difference in price and get $25 back from samsung as a rebate for your trouble. >> most of us get phones from the major carriers.

if you say i don't want to wait, you can do that. if you don't want to wait for the exchange program, return it to at&t, sprint, verizon, t-mobile and let them get it back. the carriers all stopped selling the recalled model and they're letting you return it and any accessories and get your money back through the end of the month. verizon is waving restocking fees and sprint, at&t and t-mobile will let you swap out note 7 when the recall is over and it's available, depending on what phone you pick in the meantime. so ask about that. if you go with another samsung phone they'll likely let you switch it out. >> are the replacements available? >> they said last week it would be available this week and we're still waiting which is why you may want to get the interim phone. >> really bad timing for them but great timing if you're

the market. >> and back-to-school time is a surge in electronics. and we have the holidays and of course the announcement from apple for the iphone. right? so not only does samsung have to replace the million million phos they're losing, they have to deal with potential losses as well. so when you think about this, as far as the iphone 7. the main complaint with this, no headphone jack. in the older models we had a jack. the iphone 7 will connect to blue tooth headphones and they're providing a adapter but i would lose this pretty much immediately. more pieces to lose. obviously no trouble compared to what we're talking about with the rival. >> more pieces to buy, too.

by the way, when it comes to the jeep and the fire, the family is not looking for a lawsuit or a payout, they wanted to make clear samsung has been in touch with them and they're being very helpful and they're going -- >> they do need a car though. >> y he they do. >> that little problem. >> new phone, new car. >> we'll see. let's hand it off to paul. >> looking good. >> the last three days, paul, we've been on a roll. >> all this dry hermine for. what's left tv brought -- of it brought us a northeast wind. lower dew points. heading out the door wasn't bad, mid afternoon, back in the 90s. downtown tampa looking good. patchy clouds overhead. we're pretty much locked in. this pattern, into the first couple days of next week. not 92 today. how about 93. the morning low was as predicted

49.83 for the year. that would be above average if it never rains another drop between now and december 31st. we did that last year. i remember saying the same thing. high pressure brings dry air. tropical storm moisture pushed well to the south and we have an east wind. the thing about an east wind this time of year, it will get humid and we'll get afternoon storms along a sea breeze. we'll seeom but more this weekend. i don't see anything in the weather map that screams any long term rain or any significant rain event. just an east wind. a little sea breeze late in the day. and that will produce a couple of showers. skytower, which has been wet in sarasota. watching showers move over the beautiful city for a time. also rain over bradenton, a couple showers near myakka city. everything moves east to west

about it. with an east wind, it's going to be warmer on the west coasten that the east coast. it heats over land and on our coast, 90 in tampa, 91 sarasota, 9 st. pete. the tropics becoming more active. tomorrow -- actually the tenth on average is the peak of the season. one area of d another one developed today off the less are antilles. 10% chance next two days. 20% next five days on the first one. the second one has a better chance of development. this one when it gets going will likely stay across the open atlantic. i will add the european model run this afternoon did show the first one, what's left of it, spinning off the east coast next week. but with no development at all. as you know, we've seen all this

environment does not favor any rapid intensification or development i should say anytime soon. 90 the dew point 71. winds are northeast at 3. around the country, high pressure dominates up and down the east coast. it's yet another major heat wave all the way from maine to the mid-atlantic states. you see that l by cape cod? can you believe it? that's still the remnants of hermine, which is spinning off it's really kind of spun itself out. there isn't much left but it's still on the map off nantucket and martha's vineyard today. ahead of this front, southwest winds really heating things up. nashville 92. raleigh 92. new york city 86. buffalo 78. columbus 86. we've been on the border between very dry air to the north, gainesville and tallahassee have very low humidity today.

tropical moisture but fort myers and sarasota. eventually with the east wind, the moisture will come back. i think this weekend there will be afternoon storms and that's really about it. forecast for tonight, just about a half moon overhead. partly cloudy and mild and 76. sun and clouds tomorrow. thunderstorms developing late in the day. mostly south and 92. saturday, afternoon storms along the sea breeze. we stay in the low 90s. and i think 30, makes sense to me. we stay in the low 90s every day and nighttime lows in the mid 70s. >> this time of the year, there's not a lot of talent on the waver wire but the rays land a former all-star. sunday the bucs top pick gets his fir chance to fine and for vernon hargraves, his first

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deemed about, playing on the biggest stage and there's no question hargreaves is welcoming the challenge. he has had to face the best at every level and he'll be tested against in the first game in the georgia dome on sunday. >> yeah, i mean you said it. he's one of the best and you know, everybody knows what comes with that. so we're getting ready today. i'm excited. you know, not really too sure what to but at the end of the day it's football and i'm ready to play. >> he never gets intimidated. the buccaneers open the season against the team they swept last season and they're looking for a fast start against the falcons in this matchup even though both teams play for preseason games. they learn a lot about themself. as for revenge, the falcons will do everything in their power not

third straight win. >> when you beat something like -- somebody like that, they're coming with it. the falcons was a great team. before we played them they were 5-1 so they're not a slack. they got it out for us so we have to be ready. you know, we have to match their intensity. we have to come ready to play. >> atlanta is a great team, hard, physical playing team so we just got to come and play bucs football and just come and match the intensity and pla o sunday scott smith will be live in atlanta for the first tailgate sunday. we'll be in studio and you can catch the bucs with the falcons here at fox 13 at 1:00 followed by the giants and cowboys. at this point in the season it's not often you find a former all-star on the waver wire but that's what the rays picked up today.

padres after hitting 2:40. he was an all-star two years ago and runner up for rookie of the year in 2008. the rays go with ramirez instead of recalling tim beckham from the minors. that says a lot how they felt about beckham after he was sent down after failing to run hard. alex cobb gets a second start tonight. he he squares off against cc sabathia. 8-12 on the year. tough road for the rays. they've got 11 straight on the road and i think they're home for maybe six or seven. >> they have to do what they can to stay up. >> hard to get motivated. got to be professional. >> they will be. more fallout from the olympic incident for american swimmer ryan lochte. >> after the break, how long

after the ambush of dallas police officers. that's exactly why he said he's retiring. when we donald trump facing new criticism -

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they hope that allah delivers america to trump. they said they hope he is the president because it would give even more motivation to every jihad. >> hillary clinton starts on the campaign trail swinging at donald trump says isis hopes he's the next president. her remarks after luke warm reviews from last night's commander in chief town hall while trump talked education, the democratic nominee is keeping national security in the spotlight. in north carolina, home to eight military basis, hillary clinton attacking donald trump's wednesday night performance at a town hall on national security. >> as your commander in chief, i will not trash our country's most cherished values. i will defend them. >> clinton clinging to just over

north carolina is looking to become only the second democrat to win the battleground state since jimmy carter. one day after announcing he would expand every aspect of our military, trump took on another important issue, education. in ohio, a state vital for republicans hoping to call the white house home. >> my first budget will immediately add an additional federal investment of $20 billion toward school choice. >> and nominee gary johnston getting play in the media today for all the wrong reasons after this exchange. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo. >> about aleppo? and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> johnson layered admitted he had brain freeze. hillary clinton meets tomorrow with bipartisan military leaders

and michael chertoff for a work session on terrorism and national security. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. dallas police chief david brown is speaking publicly for the first time since announcing his retirement. it comes two months after the downtown police shootings that took the lives of four dallas police officers and one rapid transit officer. today the chief explained why he decided to give up the profession he loves. >> i start hearing whispers after untouchable. of me being powerful now since i had national notoriety. and it felt self-serving. a notoriety feels self serving and my ability to serve and to be criticized and have your job at stake was uncomfortable to me. >> assistant chief david pews

while the department searches for another permanent chief. as rich edson reports, president obama spoke of his legacy and controversial issues in the final months of his presidency. >> hopefully when people look back 20 or 30 years from now, the decisions i made, they'll be able to say that he did pretty good. >> president obama concludes his ninth visit to the summit, a meeting of s nations. the president is mindful this is the last time he'll travel there before leaving office. >> when i think back to the time i spent spent here as a boy. i can't help but be struck by the progress made. >> the president pledged continued support for security and human rights in the region and the united defense against north korean aggression. he's disturbed by the recent

of the toughest pressure that north korea's ever been under as a consequence of this behavior. can i guarantee it works? no. but it is the best options that we have available to us right now. >> he also addressed comments if the the philippine president who used and obscenity when referring to president obama. the white house canceled a meeting between the two. >> it has n broader relationship with the philippine people. >> president obama also addressed the detention center at gitmo bay cuba. the president is not ready to concede on closing gitmo because he says it's a recruitment tool for terrorists. in world news, israel started work on an underground

it's set to run hundreds of feet deep and stretch along the entire border. israel is building an initial phase the of barrier over a stretch of land measuring over 100 feet. >> firefighters in portugal are battling massive wildfires. 3200 firefighters are working to contained about 80 fires. forest fires are common in the summer but a mix of temperatures and strong winds caused damage on scale not seen in years. 12 time olympic medalist ryan lochte is banned from competitive swimming through next june. it's part of the penaltily for the gas station incident at rio. lochte says he and three teammates were robbed. it was later found out they were stopped by security guards and acts of vandalism.

community service and will forfeit $100,000 in bonus money that went with the olympic gold medal. american college students are smoking for pot these days but aren't using as many other drugs. a survey of 1500 kids found the percentage of those using pot rose to 36%. researchers aren't sure why the increase. one possibility, the decrease perceived risk if using pot. a live picture from florida's east coast where in less than an hour, that rocket in the middle of your screen will begin a rendezvous mission with an asteroid. a first of its kind mission set to blast off at 7:00 tonight. >> the probe will ronde video with an asteroid and also come back. >> it's a mission billions of years in the making.

collect and return a sample from an asteroid sending a spacecraft to the mass known as beno. >> this is science fiction becoming fact. >> about the same height as the empire state building, scientists believe the asteroid may hold clues about life on earth and whether life could have started somewhere else. >> we think it contains molecules that contain carbon, critical to life. so we want to touch and taste this time capsule. >> it will take rex spacecraft two years to reach benu. it will or bit and map the asteroid before it vacuums up a 2-ounce sample. >> i'm hopeful we will get unique material that isn't in our collections because probably fry able, if not surviving the. >> the departure will open march 2021 and the sample set to

year 2023. at least 75% of it will be saved at houston's johnson space center. >> the samples will be archived carefully as a gift for future jon racings of young girls and boys in a will invent new techniques. >> the mission lasted seven years and cost $800 million to bring back 60 grams of an asteroid, about four at the kennedy space center, phil keating. kids are back in school and the flu season is just around the corner.

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is a pleasure. flu season is just around flu season just around the corner and there's a big change in vaccination guidelines your child may not like. let's bring in dr. jo to talk about this. >> the advisory panel for the cdc says they're not recommending nasal spray flu vaccine this year. they're saying it's just been shown to hoped. in fact it was almost noneffective against one of the strains of the flu viruses. at one point this particular vaccine was the preferred method for kids, especially those 2 to 8 years of age. but over the last couple of years they've noticed this problem where it was not working and performing as it had in the prior years. at this point in time they're saying it's still on the market so it may still be available, but they're asking doctors and

>> that's a big deal. there are many years that might kids got the flu shot because of that mist. are you concerned more children may not get vaccinated because of the fear of needles? >> they're saying a third of children were getting that particular time of vaccine so it will effect that group, maybe 33%. of that 33% only a small percentage will be the type that are really as an infant, breast feeding, sugar water, it might be distraction techniques. one thing that was interesting was causing. causing before the vaccine actually may reduce the pain. blowing bubbles helps deep breathing and distracts them so if you go on line, you'll find lots of ways to distract them from the pain but unfortunately that's your only option this

years there's been issues with the shortage of flu shots. is it too early to know that? >> they already knew this was going to happen so they started gearing up and they started working with providers to try to ensure the fact - because they already ordered the flu mist vaccine so they were working to ensure that that would not happen and they don't think that's going to be a it's such a surprising thing because the flu mist is a live vaccine so you would think it will work better because it's a weakened live vaccine so they have to figure out what is going on and reform late it and get it back. >> it's good you're getting the word out. >> yeah. an arthritic elephant at the washington zoo is getting a new pair of shoes.

showing off her new pair of shoes to help deal with detail by pain from arthritis. the arthritis causes foot pain and pressure as well as leading to major cracks and lesions on her toenails and tissue. the zoo partnered with a company to develop these boots which allow topical medications to stay on without being impacted by outside elements like dirt and right now she's wearing them on and off during her treatment.

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in florida, it used to be that if a child, a senior or one of our four legged friends was trapped in a hot car you and i were not allowed to save them unless we were willing to be sued. has government lost its mind? those who can not rescue themselves. that is the least we can do. after all the love they give. dana young for the florida senate.

(linda it's hard to believe - but the generation that was five years old on >> hard to believe but the geneti old on 9/11 is about to graduate college. most don't remember the world without terrorism so we wondered what impact did that terrible day have on them. we talked to six members of generation 9/11 to find out. their story tonight on the fox 13:10 news. baskin and robbins may have 31 flavors but budweiser's one flavor has 32 teams and millions of cans just in time for the nfl

budweiser released 7. >> teen cans and former nfl players. the first ad airs tonight in a super bowl rematch between the broncos and panthers. the film spoofs game day fan experiences and the nfl tradition. by the way, super bowl li this february is right here on fox. >> on wall 46, the nasdaq daq dropping 24. s&p 500 down 5 points. it's time for a quick entertainment headline out of hollywood. netflix released two opposing trailers for the upcoming original documentary on amanda knox, the college student convicted and acquitted of murdering her roommate in italy.

festival. >> then we have loretta lynn postponing a tour after having minor surgery after a fall. she canceled shows for the next ten days. the injuries are not serious, so that's good news. meatloaf's 1977 album, what's it called? bat out of hell, is inspiring a london stage musical about young love and rebellion. previews begin in february. >> johnny depp will play a detective who tries to solve the case tupac shakur and notorious b. this weekend, you don't want to be indoors. >> no, you don't. the sun is back.

>> no comment on "star trek"' 50th anniversary. that's big entertainment news. the heat's on and it still feels a lot like late september and october. we're back in the 90s. clouds trying to build today but not having much impact. it's been raining south of tampa bay almost every day where there's deep are moisture. tampa 93. one thing hermine did do with all -- a number of things but it's impacting our weather with all the rain and wind. it really cooled off tampa bay and the gulf about five to six degrees. so now in st. pete with the wind blowing from the east, a lot cooler. the bay is cooler so they hit 89. away from the water, sarasota 94. tampa 93, brooksville 91.

wind, the deep tropical moisture is south of tampa bay where we're watching fast-moving showers, maybe raining 15 minutes and that's t nothing around the bay area. raining now near bradenton, pretty soon in -- tomorrow a slightly better chance of showers around tampa bay. not much tampa bay north. if it rains, it's not going to be a still 90 in tampa, 88 brooksville. 91 in sarasota. the dew points today -- if you have friends in gainesville or tallahassee, jacksonville, the dew points in the 50s today. you definitely can tell it's a touch of autumn. even this morning heading to work or school, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, a lower dew point around tampa bay and it felt pretty good this morning.

things we did last night, two weeks until the first day of fall. 34 days until lightning opener. that's a good number. four to six weeks until the afternoon first significant cold front and it can be sooner and can can be later. let's go for sooner. 53 days until halloween. usually -- i think on average, halloween is the day that really marks the change of our climate in the autumn and app 90, dew point 71, the humidity 54%. high pressure just to our north helped to bring down dry air. heat wave making a headline where temperatures in new england, 80s and 90s. 86 in new york, 86 in columbus. 92 in raleigh. bristol, tennessee 90. behind the front it's cooler. rapid city 82.

89 degrees. thunderstorms could be around. dry air north of tampa bay. over time with the prevailing east wind, the dry air kind of loses the battle and the tropical moisture gradually comes back. so if you're planning outdoor plans this weekend, it looks okay except for sporadic afternoon storms. most of the time it stays rain-free. overhead and 76. tomorrow, clouds and sun with a few afternoon storms primarily south. back to 92. saturday, partly cloudy with a few afternoon storms and 92. we're pretty much locked in. we'll keep an eye on the tropics and update that tonight at 10:00 but nothing major going on. we stay with temperatures in the 90s. one thing you have to be concerned about, all the numbers about here comes the cooler

calendar up in november and december and every day was red. 85 to 88. >> we were above average christmas day. >> the numbers say it's going to be cooler. >> it's the chances. i's the potential. just the potential of cooler weather. >> i'm just going to enjoy the sun. >> some people do enjoy 90-degree heat year-round so let's be careful on that. they'll let me know. >> they do. what was your email again? >> still ahead tonight, pretzel today, technology is changing... homes are changing.... lives are changing. and all those changes take energy. at duke energy, we're changing too, giving you new ways to control your power use and stay in the know... ...for smarter energy choices every day.

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her mother says the school never told her her daughter was hurt. and tampa roads took a beating during hurricane hermine. we'll see what the city has to say about the potholes popping up all over town. that's tonight. >> they work side-by-side making the american dream come true one pretzel twist at a time. >> here's what's right with tampa bay. you're doing. >> nick and susie agostino and we own the penguin pretzel factory. >> everybody says florida has terrible water, you can't make good pizza or bagels. >> it's got really good flavor and the cream cheese and chives is excellent. >> it's all about making everything from scratch like old school. secret ingredient is love. >> yeah, love, exactly, love. you should see the fights that go on here sometimes.

in 2011 and i prayed one night before bed and i said lord, help me change our lives. strangly enough i woke up with pretzels and baked for like six months. we tried to find that perfect recipe. >> you should try one. good enough to come every day. >> i think we've sold at this point hundreds of thousands. >> this is quick and tastes good and it's better for you. >> it's a process. it's not like bread anything else. it is a lot of work. >> i feel like it's part of home to have a pretzel or bagel. it warms my heart. >> mmm. >> mmm. >> oh, my gosh. >> warms my heart and more. warms my stomach and taste buds. great stuff. the news keeps on going. we're always on fox13news.com and we have this fancy fox 13 news app so check it out on your phone and follow us there. >> access hollywood is next.

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ing shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. you know donald trump says he'll make america great again while

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