by the americans by others by the turks so as long as other countries other armies are doing the work for desir ie an army it's all right with the muskets so they use use these other forces like friends of the kurdish forces of the most they have received in the past arms of the syrian regime not because they were friends of the syrian regime but because that state it suited the syrian regime to use them to attack others so once these other forces have been eliminated like this lemming state then i think this era regime will turn to others and the miis like the kurdish forces in the north but it seems like the race to take credit for victory against i says is really on who can claim to be the ultimate winner here for instance french president mccall has already said we have won in russia to say mean a general victory i think it's not there and a country that really can claim that they have. there are so many countries involved in the fight against against islamic state it is the western alliance our countries the syrian regime the iranians the hezbollah so to claim it i think it's a p

asi ball in my court and think as long as i put in ball in my court and think as long as i putina ball play well to beat me. he had to play better than he did. another former uk champion is into round three, but shaun murphy survived a major scare against the world number 69 liam highfield. highfield was 5—a up and in control when he missed this red. that proved a turning point and murphy came through in a dramatic deciding frame. 6—5 it finished. 0ne game in the rugby union aviva premiership and what a match it was. harlequins made a remarkable fightback to beat saracens by a point at the stoop. quins trailed by eight points going into the final ten minutes before this converted try from charlie walker reduced the deficit to one. an 0wen farrell penalty extended saracens lead again before tim visser got on the end of danny care's cross field pass to go over with two minutes remaining. the final score 20—19. that moves harlequins up to seventh in the table. tiger woods has finished strongly. rickie fower is also on the move, he's birdied every one of his first 13 holes to go into the l

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paying fines, as long as i'm paying restitution, long as i'm actively doing this then i should be able to vote. >> but alabama law stands in his way. lanier's burglary offenses fall into a group of felonies called crimes of "moral turpitude" listed in the alabama constitution, crimes that require full payment of fines and fees before voting rights are restored. for decades the decision about which ex-felons could vote was left up to individual registrars in alabama's 67 . secretary of state john merrill says when he arrived at the state capitol in 2015 that concerned him >> i felt as though we needed a uniform list instead of one that was being used by the registrars from time to time depending on what they thought was appropriate. >> so merrill formed a task force and in august alabama governor kay ivey signed into law a standardized list of crimes that require payment in full before voting rights are restored. >> there was a trial held, these people were convicted and they were sentenced to a term with certain fees and certain fines that have to be paid, period. >> tari williams is t

out in the storm ♪ ♪ if you really hold me tight ♪ all the way home ♪ the fire is slowly dying ♪ as longing of a white christmas ♪ ♪ with every christmas card i write ♪ ♪ may your days be merry and bright ♪ ♪ and may all your christmases be white ♪ >> let's hear the band. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ ♪ with every christmas card i write ♪ ♪ may your days be merry and bright ♪ ♪ and may all your christmases be white ♪ [cheers and applause] >> thank you. i have one more song for y'all. and, wow, love the snow. i wish we could have this every winter, all winter long. [laughter] are y'all having fun out there? anybody having a spiked beverage? me, too. well, i already drank it, but, yeah. and they have hot cocoa over there and cookies. you like the hot cocoa? he got excited about the hot cocoa. i don't blame you. it's good, with whipped cream all over it. uh-huh. and there's people over there as well. we haven't seen that area. there's lots of stuff over here to check out. before i do my last song, i want to say, again, check me and paula west out december 21 and 22 at the oasis.

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as the economy is humming along as long as he's making the right enemy as long as the able to beat up on the media i think one of the mistakes sometimes we make about politics is thinking that politics is about issues about it's about accomplishments but i don't increasingly in america politics is about identity it's about attitude it's about tribal loyalty and i think that donald trump you know despite his erratic personality disorders understands that and last last word to you as a person who perhaps knows him best on this panel as a person i've got to ask you a question when i see a lot of us media coverage always trying to wait for the pivot they're always trying to wait for the trump moderating moment we have are going to see a new trump going to absolutely not i think. you got to remember this guy's comfort zone is chaos and that gives him in a way ironically a leg up because almost everybody else is looking for calm looking for some return to something approaching normal and that makes that that leaves in the last guy standing the strongest guy in the room that's the role he on

but for as long as the share price is ticking up long as the share price is ticking up and sticking up a boom for investors. and as long as they have money to make they don't ask questions. not until someone blows the lead out of the whole thing and this is what has really happened. so many people are just bringing it down to greed and hubris. the story of the day. thank you. that meeting happening later on today with the banks and there is going to be nerve—racking time for the london stock exchange because shareholders will vote on whether or not to remove the chairman. the vote has been brought by one of the lse‘s biggest single stakeholders, the billionaire investor sir chris hohn. but his campaign is putting the exchange's reputation at risk, say the lse‘s managers. here is a little bit more. now, let's brief you some other business stories: president trump is seeking to change the status quo with a new national security strategy. he named china and russia as competitors seeking to challenge the us. it reflects president trump's america first slogan which aims to prioritise the am

the markets will go up as long as they go up. >> that is a great quote. we've been pigeon hold into one asset class, because of fed we're pigeon holed by the fed. unless you want to play with bitcoin and you're gambling. right now we can only trade with equities. every loose dollar somebody has will go to the equity market. that is why the markets continue to go up. i predict we'll have 3% move to the downside in area. whether or not we correct is up in the air, we'll have the panel back in a moment. lea. lea: apple spacing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly slowing down iphones. despite that ceo tim cook and top executives are taking home some big raises. hillary vaughn with more from the l.a. bureau. hillary? >> lea, tim cook ending 2017 with an influx of cash after apple gave him a massive pay raise, raised over $100 million in total including a 74% bigger bonus than he got last year. the company also revealed in their regulatory filings the ceo gets to travel by private jet on company dime, even for personal vacation. he gets his own security detail

early tomorrow would allow people to carry a concealed firearm in any state including pennsylvania as as long as they are permitted to do so in their state of residence. shapiro and ross both say the potential law would undermine pennsylvania state law. >> we don't know what those permit holders have gone through in order to be licensed as well as whether they even had a

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as long as we have the irish border.e the commitment there will be full alignment, there will be no problem. the text includes a concession from the british government over the northern irish border? is that a surprise to you? the british government created eight contradiction. we have to be sure that on citizens rights, everything is ok. watch this. as suggestions of a deal became the accepted truth, the dup, whose support theresa may needs, slammed on the brakes. we have been very clear. northern ireland must leave the european union on the same terms as the rest of the united kingdom, and we will acce pt of the united kingdom, and we will accept any form of regulatory diversions separating northern ireland. as time ticked on, 20 minutes later, theresa may broke off her meetings in brussels to phone arlene foster. the dup made it plain, i understand, they could not support the proposed deal. the precise opposite to the irish leader who has pushed and pushed, and talks of his shock. i'm surprised and disappointed that t

and as long as you did not talk about communism you cannot ask about a more fine one -- very serious about that also someone who did not take advice very well but said things that hurt the cause of communism for some time. >> welcome to this addition and i hope you enjoyed the hot chocolate bar. and the christmas music as well. and then into the world of media and politics and these conversations are possible but then with the vice chairman of the senateth intelligence committee senator warner [applause]. >> i am not sure i fit in those categories. >> you are a morning person. >> not the case. >> we are down at four days of christmas. >> in any event i am well known for leading groups in the 12 days of christmas. i guess that is not on the agenda this morning. >> we have the texas code the biggest since 1986, what business would have been possible. but roughly saving $100 billion so choosing between one or the other is a $400 billion savings. so my critiques are a little different but this piece of legislation will not. >> youth being part of this is undone but then there is a fix-it

no, i think the business world, again, as long as certainty, stability, is welcome as well.e idea of who is leading, what they are leading on, is quite important. sorry... i do think... there is this moment of strength, that's the point. coming forward we'll get into more detail and it'll get really difficult which is what your newspaper said. it's not going to be simple. michael gove has written in the telegraph... you spotted, seeming terribly enthusiastic, some might saya seeming terribly enthusiastic, some might say a slight reversal of where he was before, it's near the end you've spotted what you think is a golden nugget. indeed, possibly. michael gove has written an opinion piece which explains what a wonderful deal this is, the best deal donald trump might say. in the end, an interesting sentence about this exit proposal, saying it's a british people dislike the arrangement we've negotiated with the eu, the arranged... the agreement will allow a future government to diverged. what he's saying is... it will not buy into the uk hands to follow that trajectory for everm

anybody who is a veteran is someone we will take care of, as long as they want us to take care of them. have you had any interesting or memorable conversations with veterans, whether world war ii, vietnam or recent conflicts? v.a. sec. shulkin: i am thinking about yesterday were i had a chance at military appreciation day to spend time with world war ii veterans. these are just amazing people who have stories of such sacrifice and encourage that it really impacts me. i just love spending time with them. my management meeting this morning but my leaders and i said, after my experience yesterday, we have to do something more about capturing the stories of the incredible individuals. a think that young people today do not really understand what that generation went through, and what they did to be able to allow us to be here today. i think that is an important part of what v.a. needs to do. it needs to expand its mission to include the ability to of servicehat people are doing and have done for the rest of the prop it up -- to the rest of the population. that why do you think generation d

they just fade away. >> reporter: stay around as long as possible. >> as long as i have i'm going to do it. >> reporter: teaching the art form she loves. in northwest dc, shomari stone. news4. >> see those little girls. a lot better than either of us. that's for sure. no dancing for us this weekend in the snow. how much are we going to get this weekend? what are you going to do, call it now? >> if you coating at your house, i know you don't like it but if you are hoping for it, it's not going to be all that much. another one of the little systems that just comes on in and goes right back out. not a big storm. let's show you what we are expecting. here's the winter weather advisory that goes until noon but notice, it's only in our northern areas and these are areas that could see 1 to 2 inches of snow. the reason we even have an advisory is because it is so cold that stick on area roads. heads up to fredricks county and baltimore could be and right into pennsylvania. so current temperatures, 24 and 21 in gaithersburg. not only cold enough to snow but stick. not above freezing for days

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as long as you are following your oath of office, you can also be faithful to the administration. >> faithful is not -- i'll move to a new question. you said you would not respond to the question to say whether or not the president of the united states had asked you to initiate criminal prosecutions again political adversaries, you would not disclose whether or not those conversations took place. >> i said i would disclose if i was told to do something improper. >> what about if you were encouraged to do something improper, to initiate a criminal investigation? that's not appropriate to do, is it? >> several of your colleagues on both sides have encouraged me today, congressman, as i've explained, i'd make may decisions based on the evidence and the law. >> but the act of a president, separate and apart what you will do, that very action is not appropriate. >> you're free to make that judgment. >> nurmt isn't that inappropriate? >> in my -- >> but it wouldn't be inappropriate for your supervisor, the person you serve, the president of the united states to tell on you suggest or encou

as long as the prices go up, people think it is fantastic.y will get hurt. matt: this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. ♪ >> i led a transformation that might be one of the biggest transformations in global business history, from a single company, an enormous company that was really facing a lot of challenges, to four nimble, agile companies with hewlett-packard enterprise, the one i still run really well positioned for the future. this has been in the works for some time. and just decided it is right for the next generation of leaders to take hewlett-packard forward. as you know, i'm a big believer in the right person in the right job

a breakthrough which allows the process to move forward, as long as the other 27 member states approve but it is worth emphasising it is only an agreement that sufficient progress has been made on issues relating to withdrawal, citizens‘ rights, the future of the irish border and the financial settlement. it locks in the progress made so

and that as long as that is the case, as long as she is prime minister, we will deal with her, and treate had an overall majority. she's holding her cards close to her heart at the moment, which i understand, on the next phase. and this is probably a wise negotiating tactic. it's now for the uk to make up its mind, and then together, to collectively to see where we can get to. the closest friends may be not quite convinced. "we've made progress with great britain," said the german leader, "but some questions are still open." where brexit is being brokered, may's promises of "strong and stable" seem long ago, some tories furious their colleagues sent the prime minister to her seat after defeat. but, for the rebels and their newfound friends in the opposition, listening would add authority. she's caused this problem for herself. actually, what she should now do is embrace what happened last night and say, "yes, i will involve parliament, and then it would be obvious in the negotiations that i have the support of parliament in what i am doing." barring last—minute disaster, the rest of the

carles puigdemont has always said he's to have dialogue as well as long as the issue of independenceth men are miles apart on this front. madrid has been trying to spin this result which wasn't good news for mariano rajoy, having called these elections. the spin from madrid is the share of the popular vote, the largest share has gone to the pro—unity party ciudadanos. they've emerged with the greatest number of seats. but the crucial problem for that party is that they cannot form a working coalition in the catalan parliament here. you need 68 seats to form a majority and the unionists cannot do that. only the separatists can. which means that mr puigdemont has the largest number of seats after ciudadanos and they can put together a block which gives them 70 seats, which means madrid will have to talk to the secessionists as they were doing in the run—up to the start of this crisis, back in october when we saw that referendum when 90% of people voted in favour of independence from spain but only on a turnout of less than 50%. mariano rajoy call this election and it's backfired on him

as north korea felt like it was under threat as long as the north korean government felt like it was in danger of being attacked it was going to continue its provocative activities we also heard from the representative of china and china reemphasized its call that it is made as well as russia has also made the call for a double freeze the idea is that the united states would end the provocative military exercises being conducted conducted in south korea in coordination with the south korean military and in exchange north korea would and its provide military exercises and provocative missile launches as well as its nuclear proliferation the idea is that both sides would deescalate a double freeze and now we are at this point waiting to hear from the representatives of the democratic people's republic of korea as a u.n. member state they have the right to address the u.n. security council meeting which is discussing them so we're waiting to hear from them so the meeting is continuing in the u.n. security council chamber as we speak we'll be sure to keep you up to date to keep us up to

comes from a russian a saudi arabia of venezuelan a canadian a texan or someone from rhode island as long as you're not exchanging money and not disclosing it there is nothing remotely language that we've got to debunk all of these ridiculous false narratives ok josh in phoenix go ahead. well i was going to say that all of the prosecutors so far all of them have ties to either hillary clinton the clinton foundation and or barack obama's administration ok you've got johnny ri you've got your weisman you've got goldstein you've got peter stories like these are you've got what's her name. berman jackson you've got the other one that also was the prosecutor against the man of four so this is a complete this is not an impartial investigation this is not an independent investigation if it was then you would have prosecutors that were from i don't know the george w. bush administration or you'd have people that were from the george h. walker bush or even if the reagan administration people are still around from there this would have a mix mark it is not is that point an offer when they were wron

paid a lot of money they'll pay the stipend to the health extortionist and their bamma care folks as long as they push the line that there's still an active non ghostlike population that's crawling around america fishing through garbage pails living on five dollars a day entering the third world and trying to game the system twenty four some. other way for many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money billionaire owner has been spending to do the twenty million a warm fly. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy with great so will more chance with. the police this morning to you today. it's all the politicians who make people afraid that we have better relations with russia better relations with the united states to enforce a law suit from nationalism in brussels and the european union that is the real reason and that is something i don't strive to. be fren

as they are happening, as long as there are tens of thousands of troops in south korea, squadrons ofin south korea, it doesn't matter. the north koreans wa nt to doesn't matter. the north koreans want to push the us off the peninsula and as long as the us guaranteed south korea security, north korea won't get what it wants. that was jacob shapiro speaking to me in the last hour. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a former egyptian prime minister whose family said he'd disappeared after returning from exile has given a phone interview on egyptian television. ahmed shafik denied speculation that he'd been kidnapped but he said he was now reconsidering his plan to run in next year's presidential elections. the saudi—led coalition has reportedly launched air strikes on yemen's capital in support of the former president ali abdullah saleh. mr saleh had been allied to houthi rebels, but their 3—year rebel alliance appears to have collapsed into what's described as a "street war" in sana'a. new york's metropolitan opera has suspended its long—time music director

. >> we're keeping it festive as long as possible. we're going to start this half hour with president trump delivering a video message. >> the president tweeted that he's getting back to work today and claimed that making america great again is happening faster than anyone kenneth moten is traveling with the president in florida. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. president trump spent his first christmas as president with the first lady and other family members at his mar-a-lago resort. >> my fellow americans, melania and i are delighted to wish america and the entire world a very, merry christmas. >> this christmas season we celebrate as americans and pray for peace all over the world. >> reporter: they recorded a message to the american people. the president tweeted that video out with merry christmas in all caps. the president is now preparing to ring in the new year with an ambitious agenda after signing that $1.5 trillion tax bill into law before leaving washington. now he focuses on infrastructure, immigration and

he was saying as long as the opposition group of putting forward preconditions and he was saying very clearly that he thinks the opposition groups were trying to sabotage the u.n. mediated talks all right david chaytor with the updates from geneva thank you for that well syria is one of the range of topics that the russian president vladimir putin talked about during his annual media conference that took place in moscow so he spoke for several hours and at one point suggested that the u.s. may be sparing some syrian fighters in the hope that they'll try to topple president assad's government or putin visited syria on monday to the clear victory in russia's fight against i saw there sonja gago joining us from moscow to talk more about what putin had to say let's just first focus on the big foreign policy issues obviously he did talk about syria what it what else did he have to say and and what did he say about other foreign policy issues. well starting off with syria as well this is coming off the back of that visit where he commended syria russian troops of having fought brilliantly a

as long as the prices go up, people think it is fantastic.will get hurt. matt: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> i've led a transformation that might be one of the biggest transformations in global business history, from a single company, an enormous company that was really facing a lot of challenges, to four nimble, agile companies with hewlett-packard enterprise, the one i still run really well positioned for the future. this has been in the works for some time. and just decided it is right for the next generation of leaders to take hewlett-packard forward. as you know, i'm a big believer in the right person in the right job at the right time. i think antonio neri will be a fantastic ceo. matt: that was meg whitman explaining her decision to step down from the company early next year. in an exclusive interview with bloomberg television. now back to the buzz surrounding bitcoin. throughout the week, guests on bloomberg shared their opinions on how high or low this red-hot digital currency might go. let's start with nobel prize-winning economist jose

spaniards had tourists don't get to see the migrants and the migrants never manage to get away for as long as they live and that's ortiz make sure it's not just the border it was as poor as the need for workers dictates. the farm owners can sell work permits that bind these people to a certain employer so they can't get away. that they're trapped by their debts. welcome thank you for this. slavery in modern day europe a continent proud of its humanistic values. divine and as work caused a huge stir it was translated into a number of languages and won numerous prizes. but did it change anything. to we got a lot of feedback from european politicians. they wanted to know how to get more information. right back to reassure me that if she was receiving priority reordered at least the like canadian they wanted to make sure such things could not occur in europe as a part dallas here are still with us but as far as i know that was the end of it and on top of. one month it actually returned. is slavery part and parcel of a global economy. it exists worldwide and the reports could fill a library ful

as long as a municipality assess the real estate taxes in 2017, those taxes would qualify for the taxtion. >> rick: if you don't have a bill yet, there's no point in paying? >> not necessarily. you should call your melissa pahlavi. as long as their success and it's on their community system, it still could be paid this year with a tax deductible in the current year, even if it covers part or all of 2018. >> rick: taxes have to be assessed but you might not of gotten the bill yet? >> that's absolutely right. >> rick: is that common? >> very often that will happen. >> rick: what about all those people who already paid without getting the bill yet? >> most people to pay the tax and haven't been assessed before the end of the year, it's not the end of the world. what will happen, they will only be able to deduct a portion that was assessed before the end of the year. in terms of assessing the tax, that is based on what the local municipalities do. even though the governors recently had an executive order saying that you can't prepay your tax, the big confusion came in. they should have sa

comes from a russian a saudi arabia of venezuelan a canadian a texan or someone from rhode island as long as you're not exchanging money and not disclosing it there is nothing remotely well we've got to debunk all of these ridiculous false narratives ok josh in phoenix go ahead. well i was going to say that all of the prosecutors so far all of them have ties to either hillary clinton the clinton foundation and or barack obama's administration ok you've got jenny rhee you've got your weisman you've got goldstein you've got peter stories like these are you've got what's your name. berman jackson you've got the other one that also was the prosecutor against man a for so this is a complete this is not an impartial investigation this is not an independent investigation if it was then you would have prosecutors that were from i don't know the george w. bush administration or you'd have people that were from the george h. walker bush or even if the reagan administration people are still around from there this would have a mix of luck it is not is that point in all here with. a point on many days

. >> i'm always going to be black but i'm only blue as long as i continue to wear the uniform. >> plus, businesses fighting with grizzlies to get their items certified as bear resistant. how they withstand the bite. >>> and the art of the dull. >> america has been a nation defined by its people. >> but this has twitter going wild. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we're on the streets with two black police officers who are bridging the divide between their communities. what they have to say about wearing the badge in the age of black lives matter and blue lives matter. my "nightline" co-anchor is on the story. >> this is my own neighborhood. >> when she walks these familiar streets, it's like

. >> i'm always going to be black but i'm only blue as long as i continue to wear the uniform. >> plus, businesses fighting with grizzli items certified as bear resistant. how they withstand the bite. >>> and the art of the dull. >> america has been a nation defined by its people. >> but this has twitter going wild. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we're on the streets with two black police officers who are bridging the divide between their communities. what they have to say about wearing the badge in the age of black lives matter and blue lives matter. my "nightline" co-anchor is on the story. >> this is my own neighborhood. >> when she walks these familiar streets, it's like she never left. >> you literally know everybody. >> i used to walk the beat. >> as she strolls through this san francisco neighborhood where many view police as a foe, most everyone sees her as a friend. >> don't get scared. >> across the country in pittsburgh, it is the same for officer andre wright. they used to call the former college athlete dre the ale now he's he dre the cop. but not much has cha

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as long as there is not a conflict of interest. as long as you are not doing anything that is inappropriate. it's okay to be the president's wing man. it's also okay to say that you are going to be loyal to the president. as long as they are not asking you to do anything that is illegal; isn't that correct? >> yes. >> so, what was the goal of the russians when they tried to interfere with the elections in the united states? >> the assessment of the intelligence community as reflected in their public report is that the goal of the russians was to undermine american confidence in democracy. >> so to undermine the american. >> i'm paraphrasing, congressman. i don't have it in front of me. >> to try to undermine the public faith in the u.s. democratic process; is that correct? >> i believe theank that's correct. >> i believe that no one in the united states has done more to undermine the belief in the united states democratic process than the democrats and the press in some cases when they continue to report on false allegation after a

as long as the ridge is locked in place the chances of rain are zero.ok and see what is going on through the weekend into next week. future cast out five days to next wednesday. this high pressure ridge only moves west about 200 or 300 miles. the block pattern holds firm. the storm track stays well up into british columbia and alaska. we will stay dry for at least the next 7 to 9 days. not a drop of rain for the next 7 to 9 days. mornings will stay chilly. afternoons will stay mild. if you want the warm stuff, head to the santa clara valley. 65 in both oakland and san francisco. fremont 66. santa rosa 67 degrees tomorrow. through the weekend into next week upper 60s, low 70s. not a drop of rain for each of the next seven days all the way through this time next week. time now for the holiday lights. >>> we are sharing photos of how people are decorating their homes for the holidays. jennifer says its a family tradition to set up lights on their daly city house. gorgeous. >> keep those holiday pictures coming. share you photos and your videos with us on o

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