me siento mal porque Él es un musulmÁn y el islam no nos enseÑa a daÑar gente, si no a amar. >> no podemosdad mental. reportera: a 10 minutos del sospechoso y todavÍa permanece aquÍ el vehículo toyota con propiedad. Él hombre tenÍa residencia en el paÍs y laboraba como conductor de uber. presentadora: el autor de este ataque terrorista tiene su residencia oficial en el estado de la florida. habrÍa vivido el agresor y llegÓ quien logró hablar. reportero: se ha roto desde que se conociÓ que el autor del presunto ataque terrorista reside aquÍ. >> tÚ nunca te puedes imaginar que alguien que viva al frente vaya a hacer algo. alguien que por casualidad lo vimos justamente ayer, enterarnos que haya pasado esto es algo aterrador. presentadora: cuesta pensar que su vecino es el autor del ataque. >> nunca he hablado con Él, sÓlo lo bien ocasiones, no era algo que se enfocaba o hablaba con alguien, solamente fumaba su cigarrillo y entraba. reportero: vivÍa en ese apartamento con otro joven desde hace sÓlo un par de semanas. las autoridades informaron que habÍa sido rentado en tampa. nos acercamos a l

. >> el muro no hace que nos dejemos de amar y que no seamos del mismo paÍs, ni nada, no existen muros que la uniÓn de la familia lo mÁs importante. >> la familia que hoy se reunieron aquÍ se dicen llenas de energÍa para salir adelante, pesar de la separaciÓn, jorge fregoso, noticias univisiÓn. aranza:la batalla continÚa en alabama y una conocida figura con sus comentarios a sÓlo horas de que decenas de pastores firmaron una carta declarando que no es apto para el puesto al que aspira. ha sido acusado de actuar en contra de menores de edad hace algunas dÉcadas. decidido no retirarse de la escena polÍtica, conocido a por sus acciones en contra de los inmigrantes que lo llevaron a ser jugado los tribunales, ahora valora postularse contando con el apoyo del mandatario, como nos cuenta dulce mascareÑo, arpaio necesita dinero. dulce:lanzÓ una campaÑa, despuÉs de que el senador uli cano anunciara que no se postulara para ese puesto a las prÓximas elecciones. >> un apoyo de parte de Él para senador. dulce: dice que tiene que tomar una decisiÓn muy importante necesita de su apoyo, ademÁs menci

live me and my off for bangladesh since august following a military crackdown the un has accused me amar of committing ethnic cleansing right up to date those are the very latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera we'll be back in about half an hour also next it's a.j. selects. with documentaries open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. my baggie was my drug. if i have my drug. i do everything if i don't have my god i cannot do anything. but. i've been using drugs since thirty four year that the game is we're selling drugs over the counter are the biggest. i don't fifteen sixteen i say using. may join up after they came on to and called and because one of my friends were using brown introduced me to brown i mean smack i consider myself very lucky other than a good job. and educated. like you know on the record in the media buying smack. no i would do a chemist. and you could get people to go for their medicines or they will people go and it's really see it and go with the money and get your drug. because. if you go to the chemist and he knows you then give your the gong. how can you

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over half a million for him to have fled to bangladesh in recent months to escape a crackdown by me amar's military also on the show payback time for a far right politician here in germany he was criticized berlin's holocaust memorial calling it quote a monument of shame on now he has to live with a replica of it right outside his home so how did it get there would have that story for you coming up. plus big promises from zimbabwe's incoming president emerson ga-ga says he'll bring democracy and prosperity back to the country but will he deliver. it's a pleasure to have you with us the german president has been speaking with the head of the social democratic party to try and break the deadlock over forming a new coalition government well that's after the collapse of talks last week and we tween chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and two other parties will the leader of the social democrats martin szell's has so far will doubt any possibility of joining a new coalition under chancellor merkel but president of steinmeyer is believed to have pressed him to reconsider his position well h

. >> amare cooper the connings and now michael crabtree -- the concussion and now michael crabtree. . >> it was a division game. a lot of sense of urgency and we showed up. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> like i said, production. everybody has a job to do. you just have to show up, that is all. coach did a great job calling the game. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> it ignited a lot in people. we don't condone it but it did ignite a lot of fire in us on top of the fire we had coming in. it was a good game. made the plays we needed to make. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i mean, i didn't see what went on. i seen a lot of scuffle. i can't comment on that. that is something you have to ask them about. i didn't see. i just seen the pile of people over there. that was it. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i mean, i definitely think we did a good job making them uncomfortable. everybody did their job and showed up to work. came out with a win. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> good play. nice play. got a turnover. that the what we have been needing and we got

. >> cuando trump estÁ quitando los papeles de todos y mamÁ esta allÁ y yo no tengo a nadie para amaro en irse a vivir a canadÁ, cuya decisiÓn se tomarÁ en enero. >> nosotros no somos delincuentes los que tenemos tps nos hemos dedicado a trabajar acÁ, al contrario serÍamos vÍctimas de la delincuencia alÁa >>> el tps para 195 salvadoreÑos es el mÁs grande del paÍs y trabajan en la construcciÓn hoteles restaurantes limpieza como verÓnica lagunas. >> nosotros no venimos a quitarle el trabajo a nadie, venimos hacer trabajo que ellos no quieren hacer. >> el director legal estima que solamente un 20% podrÍan convertirse en ciudadanos. >> si una persona con tps es familiar inmediato puede arreglar su estatus de preferencia aquÍ en el pais sin tener que salir. >> yo no quiero que mi mamÁ se vaya y yo solo aquÍ. >> se pone triste y no quiere que lo separen. >> cuando termine el plazo, en el caso del consulado de los Ángeles. >> ofrece asesorÍa legal para que la gente encuentre alternativas de residencia por lo que pudiera pasar >>> en los Ángeles, edgar muÑoz, noticias telemundo. >> al regresa

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from berlin sky high political stakes in berlin tonight the next few hours could decide whether akhil amar called remains chancellor of germany but talks to form a new coalition government have bogged down which.

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now called for the un human rights council to hold a special session on the rohingya crisis in the amar. these are the latest real hinge arrivals seeking safety at the refugee camp in cox's bazaar in bangladesh the camp is run by the international organization for migration it is seen a massive influx of ruhi just since last august several hundred thousand are sheltering here and in the surrounding area violence and persecution in their home country of me and maher drove them here. other busy much. and forced us to work as forced labor taking our identity cards from us. they burned down our houses we cannot live there we had to leave to come here because of that i didn't know they this. back in me in my hour the country's leader son suchi a human has expressed what appears to be support for the brutal crackdowns rates and for that she's been heavily criticized abroad. the authorities and me and maher have accused the real hinge of terrorism and regard them as illegal immigrants their hinchey crisis has also been overshadowing the mission of asian and european foreign ministers in me and

was against them themselves so it's very important and it's all process to which people return to me amar but they are given the choice and do so voluntarily because as i said when i spoke to people in the camps they were very clear that they were very afraid overturn it. it's only going from what we understood from reading the statements for example of the secretary of labor of me and mine is quoted as saying they've been sending registration forms to bangladesh i take it from that that there is some kind of process of the routing the refugees will be required to prove that they came for me and ma basically yes but as has been pointed out we have absolutely no clear idea of what has exactly been a great you know we were just told in the only news is everywhere today that the foreign ministers of myanmar and bangladesh signed an agreement we have no idea what the substance of that agreement is it's not clear what their level of proof required will be i mean it has the stated and it's been repeated quite a few times by myanmar government official that they will be required to prove identit

miles range of community they became officially the largest stateless minority in the world after me amar passed a law that denied them citizenship until august this year there are about a million range in me a mile but more than half of them are now in bangladesh after fleeing a military crackdown well the director of the un's international protection division says a basic human rights that we take for granted and not given to stateless people. if you live in this world with out a nationality you are without an identity you're without documentation you're without the rights and entitlements that come that we take for granted even just being able to gather here today having a job to have an education knowing that your child belongs somewhere where the u.n. says more than forty percent of people without a nationality live in southeast asia the rest well they're scattered around the world here are just some of them the number of stateless ranger in miramar has harvard since august about half a million of them who remain in northern rock and state six hundred thousand more the have gone to b

leave me in mass for bangladesh since august following a military crackdown the un has accused me amar of committing ethnic cleansing. those are the headlines talked to al-jazeera is next. all accounts in a cough venezuela and if oprah's the all rich country fails to pay if that will look at what a messy financial on raveling could mean for starving people lebanon's economy is getting squeezed crosswise zimbabweans are buying bitcoins counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. you can fool. you see. we live in an age of rapid technological advances where also efficient intelligence is a reality not a science fiction fantasy every day we rely on algorithms to communicate to all banking book a holiday even introduce us to potential partners driverless cars and robots may be the headline make his but they are being used for everything from diagnosing illnesses to helping police predict crime hotspots algorithms also make important decisions affecting all lives all be eligible for a credit card which applicant should get the job. critics say the more our personal data is gathered the gr

maimed or killed i just the other day i was speaking with a family of people who attempted to flee me amar getting on a boat to cross over into bangladesh and the authorities opened fire on them so what were seen does certainly resemble or would constitute the intent to destroy. and i think as we've mentioned before genocidal intent is alive and well and me and mine there needs to be an investigation to determine to identify the specific perpetrators of these crimes and ascertain their the intent with which they committed them phil who makes the ultimate determination as to if this will be deemed a genocide and do you believe that this will ultimately whether in a few months or a few years be deemed to genocide well the ultimate determinant or of this would be in our view an international criminal court such as international criminal court and you know that is where are we have called for the perpetrators of these acts against the writing it to be sent we have clearly said that crimes against humanity have been committed by the myanmar military you know that the various different perhaps i

to leave me in march for bangladesh since august after a military crackdown the un has accused me amarof committing ethnic cleansing. now it's world toilet day that's the day that the u.n. declares to inspire action to tackle a global sanitation crisis it says four and a half billion people live without a household toilet safely disposes waste more than eight hundred sixty million people go to the toilet in an open space in bush's or in the water and that means that almost two billion people use a source of drinking water that could be contaminated now it says improve sanitation combined with safe water and good hygiene could prevent around eight hundred fifty thousand deaths every year well cambodia has been badly affected by going to the toilet in the open but it's also cited as one of the most successful in getting people to install and use toilets rob mcbride reports from kampong spiro province. in the center of this cambodian village the ngo watershed has organized a sales pitch for the toilet people are asked how many don't have one the answer is most. instead of getting a donate

supreme's amar apparently. never karma heard or saw and knew that there probably represented a life. i was scared to death scared or not will afford jumped into johnny car a stranger at the time well they chased down kelly until his car eventually crashed authorities say he then called his dad said that he wasn't going to make it then shot himself in the head. the shooter may be gone but the pain in this tragedy remains presents and the people in shock but to read this yes it's quite a shock especially folks being in church on a sunday morning never would think that anything like this would happen in our little community never. and joining us now in the newsroom is r.t. correspondent david miller with the latest revelation on the air force error guys the department of defense has requested a formal review from the inspector general and the air force over the handling of devon kelly's criminal records in two thousand and twelve kelley was convicted and court martialled on two charges of domestic assault against

to leave me in march for bangladesh since august after a military crackdown the un has accused me amarof committing ethnic cleansing. the america's most famous children's home is preparing to celebrate its one hundredth birthday next month they've been huge changes in how the u.s. kids the overtones and the other children since it was founded in one nine hundred seventeen john hendren has been to boys town in nebraska to look back at a century of helping young people. this is not the orphanage of yesteryear boys town nestled in the omaha suburbs is still home to boys who come to study and put troubled past behind them i want to be a high school dropout hanging out with my friends doing drugs kind of just going down the wrong path at that and would probably be in jail but boy's town has evolved from the days when father edward flanagan created it in one thousand nine hundred seventeen. event memorialized by spencer tracy in an iconic film i'm father flannigan i saw your brother joe just a little while ago boystown was founded a century ago as a traditional orphanage but as the u.s. has

sanctions against those people inside me amar who are responsible for the ongoing attacks on the rohingya it's now up to the people in me and mark both in the civilian and in the military leadership to try to see if they can actually comply with washington's demands it's a risk which they may not want to take explosions and gunfire have been had in the georgian capital tbilisi off to security forces raided an apartment block at least one soldier has died one suspect has been arrested but one for a walk a has more now from tbilisi. security services surrounded an apartment building in this neighborhood of tbilisi in the east of the city late on tuesday evening and arrested a suspect but another two individuals are believed to have opened fire or throwing grenades or both at the security services. and one security officer was severely injured and we understand that he has died of his injuries. at about five o'clock in the morning always say. special forces attempted to storm the building and the apartment where those suspects were we saw very dramatic footage of firefights between the secur

live me and my awful bangladesh since august following a military crackdown the un has accused me amar of committing ethnic cleansing right up to date those are the very latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera we'll be back in about half an hour also next it's a.j. selects. with documentaries. at this time. bradley was my drug.

rest of indo china the weather's also looking pretty decent the moment much of lies through into me amar draw it with a lot of sunshine now as we head across into south asia for the bulk of the region is looking fine but once you get further south towards chennai and you start to pick up on some rain we found some pretty heavy rain affecting chennai over the last twenty four hours or so i was last photo people catch the bus of the rain pouring down would indicate but further south in sri lanka the monsoon rain is still pretty active at the moment so flooding remains a risk in the forecast across parts of tamar do and carola rain is likely that so tropical storm system which is moving away three it's called it's still some rain though it likely to be affecting sri lanka about stage northern parts of india and pakistan all looking dry and fine temps there new delhi twenty four here in the arabian peninsula is largely drive you could see some showers in parts of saudi. from mother to daughter an ancient craft kept alive by a bustling matriarch. from start to finish. all traditions intertwin

american then on october twenty fourth on this a lonely stretch of highway the american dream of ross amare and her family suddenly began to crumble a girl needed gallbladder surgery at a faraway hospital the only road there intersected by a border patrol checkpoint agents discovered the undocumented girl in the back of her ambulance at the checkpoint they were questioned have only detained for about thirty minutes. and when it looked like everything was going to be ok they noticed that border patrol agents were following them at the hospital armed agents waited outside the girl's operating room the next morning they arrested her from her hospital bed and took it to a government detention center for children in pain from surgery and separated from her family the plight of the disabled ten year old quickly provoked public outcry a lawsuit and calls from politicians for her release a border patrol spokesman said in a statement that agents had followed the law but nine days later the government balance to the pressure and allowed the girl to return to her parents'. thank you to the government

sanctions against those people inside me amar who are responsible for the ongoing attacks on the rohingya it's now up to the people in me and mark both in the civilian and in the military leadership to try to see if they can actually comply with washington's demands it's a risk which they may not want to take leading palestinian political factions including hamas and fatah have agreed they need to hold elections by the end of next year that he just made the joint statement following marathon reconciliation talks in cairo right now what has been following the developments from gaza. palestine's two main political parties fighter and hamas along with twelve other palestinian factions came out with a statement after two eleven hour days of talks in cairo brokered by egypt they've agreed to hold elections before the end of next year for all positions in the palestinian authority including the presidency and all positions below that the date for the elections will be set later by president palestinian president mahmoud abbas they've agreed that in just over a week the palestinian authority wil

refugees who fled to bangladesh all right thank you very much indeed for that scott hyla live that in me amar itself let's go to the other side of the bulletin now the border into bangladesh coke's is bizarre . that's in southern bangladesh as with so many of these hundreds of thousands of range of people who settled there found a certain amount of refuge a correspondent there is time for child free and time yesterday we saw the many of the ministers not yesterday a couple of days ago we saw many of the foreign ministers who were there in myanmar now to loring the conditions in which so many of these are refugees are having to endure do you get a sense that from their one on one being able to see for themselves you get a sense that this changed opinions at all. very much of course they gave very sympathetic state men they said there with bangladesh down the stand the humanitarian crisis the saw the plight of the refugees here there was a congressional delegate led by the u.s. ambassador those two senators and three congress men that they say that what they saw as essentially what amounts to b

is growing over the hundreds of thousands of or hinder refugees who have fled from violence in me amar into bangladesh german foreign minister as he has visited every hinge refugee camp in bangladesh he is part of a group of european and asian foreign ministers who will discuss the crisis in myanmar's capital on monday. police in israel have interviewed prime minister binyamin netanyahu as part of a corruption probe again is the sixth time the israeli leader has been questioned over allegations that he accepted gifts from wealthy businessmen so far no charges have been brought and nothing you know has denied any wrongdoing. the argentinian argentinean military believes the crew of a missing submarine may have attempted to transmit a distress call it detected several failed transmissions that may have come from the vessel and international search operation has been unable to locate the submarine it went missing three days ago with forty four people on board. and voters are going to the polls in chile to elect a successor to the center left president that the current favorite is billiona

in early amare scua public woman did not exist and i'm not talking about prostitutes. i'm talking about a woman who has a formal public role in society as a leader of some kind. women in 17th century new england could not teach in public, or lead as governors nor as judges nor ministers and they could not vote. they could not defendant their country as soldiers. they could not hold property in their own name and they could not sign a legal document. why, you may ask? women could not do all these things because they're naturally i inferior to men and unable for deep thought. the woman who achieved anything was said to have acted aabove her sex. she was a man in petty coats. that's a quote. and they explained that government, in all of its functions, commercial enterprise, all these pursuits in occupation assigned to men demand it efforts of a mind indue wouind indued with it powers of close and comprehensive reason. a philosopher explained that women are inhcapable of penetrating truths that there slightly harder to discover. because of it del case of their brain fibers

the alzheimer's institute in phoenix has amaral farmers prevention initiative. they have registry related to fat because these are academic centers, the problem i mentioned earlier about worrying your status would be disclosed in that situation which is important to many people. as i learn at a speaking engagement over the summer you can actually find out through a home genetic tests, whether you carry a genetic predisposition for alzheimer's, not the same as lindsay's family, this is a gene called a po e number 4. you have a significantly elevated risk for alzheimer's, not the kind of thing your physician will test you for or would test you for because there is into treatment for it so potentially very disturbing. in a home genetic test there isn't any filter and no genetic counseling, a woman stood up at a q&a to talk like this when it's that i have two copies of aoe 4 and she had a genetic test and said what do i do now? the reality is we can open the pandora's box in the privacy of our own homes and our healthcare system has not caught up with that so we bet

. >> in other news president trump surprise spending thanks giving in florida amar-a-lago or winter white house as he calls. it president, first lady and bar roon rivd last night. he'll be working and making calls all weekend and return to washington next week to deal with tax reform, roy moore and the alabama senate seat and the russia investigation. the search continues tonight for three missing sailor who's disappeared after a plane crash in the philippines near oak athat what japan. it was carrying 11 crew members and it went down. crews rescued eight people all in good condition and there's no word with what caused the plane top go down. >> now to a "fox5" update on all out brawl between high school and district. d.c. public schools suspended players from playing in the turkey bowl after a fight broke out between woodston and easton high school earlier this month. officials cleared one of the players to participate in tomorrow's game overturning his suspension. nine players appealed and eight others were withheld. >> another fairfax country school bus aid is charged with assaulting a

so, right now, i am at vaca restaurant talking to chef amar. hello, chef. >> how are you?okay, i understand we are gonna be doing something that just speaks to my soul. [ laughs ] >> it speaks to my soul, too. >> so, what are we gonna do here? >> so, what we're gonna do, we're gonna assemble a charcuterie plate. so, vaca here in costa mesa is a spanish tapas/steakhouse restaurant. so, we're gonna slice some of this beautiful jamón ibérico. slice it paper-thin. >> and what kind of flavors here are we talking about? >> we talk about -- think about, like, eating hazelnut, and like a nice and rich and fatty piece of pork. i mean, the flavor on this is unbelievable. so, we're gonna get some spanish cheeses. we have three different kinds of manchegos. we have 18 months, 12 months, and 6 months. then we're gonna slice some spanish chorizo, also, to put on the plate. >> and what is it that you love most about costa mesa... >> i feel like the diversity here is so much better than anywhere else in orange county. you know, you get any kind of food. there's so much stuff going on and

under leadership of amar alexander and patty murray commended for two weeks in this room, in this room in nevada governors, bipartisan across the country. they brought an entrance commissioners across the country. they brought in health economist, health insurers, providers for health insurers. and what they are trying to focus on what probably stabilize the changes to which i think our president is intent on destabilizing. but there focuses heavily stabilize the exchanges to bring down the cost of coverage in the exchanges? there is general agreement that there were three things we would do that we would stabilize the exchange program launcher is offering exchanges in the competition would ring down prices significantly. some folks have said by as much as 30% to 35%. they basically gathered three things we have to do in order to stabilize the exchanges. number one, restoring make it clear these cost savings reduction to bring on the cost of co-pays, deductibles for folks with low income. make sure that's not going away. number two, we need some kind of reinsurance program. make it cle

mauricio: en nuestra formación castrense nos enseñan a amar y a respetar a una patria y no es lo mismomauricio: sí, obviamente, o sea, el término es claro, mercenario. yo voy utilizando mis capacidades tácticas, aprendidas en el ejército colombiano, eh, vendiéndoselas a otro, a otro país, en una forma, un servicio. mónica: Él simplifica y generaliza el concepto. mauricio: somos mercenarios y, prácticamente, eso es lo que somos todos los seres humanos, mercenarios de nuestro trabajo, independiente que es que acá, estamos utili--el uso de las armas. mónica: en esta práctica él ve un paralelo a su profesión. mauricio: fue un salto al vacío, salto a los desconocido, porque yo no conocía, no sabía quién estaba allá, no sabía si nos iba a ir bien, qué íbamos a ir a hacer, cómo eran, qué eran las instalaciones, si de una vez llegábamos y nos mandaban a combates o algo así. no, no sabíamos, todo el mundo va con una venda en los ojos. mónica: la práctica coincidió con el día del padre. el teniente calvo, huérfano de padre, fue a un aeropuerto a visitar al coronel josé antonio pereyra, excomanda

primero lo pueden ya amar arroz ahumado. las frijoles justo cuando llega la suegra. [risas] lorena: ya venimos, ya regresamos, somos "cocineros latinos" ♪ somos el recuerdo de tu abuelita en la mesa ♪ locutora: tÚ tambiÉn puede ser parte de "cocineros latinos". envÍanos tus recetas porque tÚ tambiÉn puedes por los sobrinos que quieren jugar fútbol pero no tienen ni idea que tus rodillas ya se retiraron. por esos queridos dolores que valen la pena, levantemos un vaso de agua y tomemos una advil. porque nada funciona más rápido, por más tiempo o más fuerte que advil. ¡salud! ♪ somos el sazÓn ♪ ♪ somos el sabor de una tierra lorena: mira dÓnde estÁ?en el control room. no se preocupen que nosotros vamos a tener la comida lista para ustedes. llegÓ el momento que todos estaban esperando. hoy cocinamos con los famosos. si me ven titubeando es porque hoy tenemos por primera vez en "cocineros latinos" a una mega estrella. un padrino de lujo. una persona que no podÍa soÑar ni pensar que estuviera con nosotros pero aquÍ estÁ. el gran,

le doy gracias a adis porque me estÁ haciendo amar a alejandra guzmÁn.ara alimentar a 3000 personas. me parece maravilloso. cÓmo van, mi luis? cÓmo van los preparativos? luis: gracias, karla. #yoagradezcopor hÉroes anÓnimos. durante mÁs de 22 aÑos ha dedicado a alimentar a personas desamparadas. hoy nos preparamos para ir a cocinar contigo. >> claro que sÍ. luis: miren los reconocimientos que le han dado por 15 aÑos de trayectoria, aquÍ tiene su virgen de guadalupe. muchachos, familia, ustedes, me imagino que estÁn esperando igual que muchos que hoy salen los cines la pelÍcula, quÉ les parece si vamos a ver un pequeÑo adelanto, le digo nada mÁs, que quien ve "coco" va a llorar. miren mi entrevista con gael garcÍa bernal. >> dÍa de los muertos [habla en inglÉs] luis: "coco" es una cinta que ha conquistado los corazones de chicos y grandes. con sus divertidos y tiernos personajes nos transportan un mundo mÁgico. [habla en inglÉs] ♪ [habla en inglÉs] luis: cÓmo fue la reacción de sus familias cuando vieron la pelÍcula? >> toda mi familia lo vio y ver sus re

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