scalia: has anybody asked whether camilla is unhappy? diller: yeah, camilla's unhappy. we've heard from her parents. her parents want her to be-- maybe she likes being all alone on the playground. let's assume she does! hockenberry: let's find out. should it be up to her parents to give her some drugs... - of course. - ...to make her like everybody else? - diller: what's wrong with unhappiness? - huh? - what's wrong with unhappiness? - that's another question. - because, again-- - ( laughs ) it used to be part of the human condition, unhappiness. but i think in the last 40 or 50 years there's been a shift away from older values. and if we have a child who's feeling badly, the parents feel badly. and they come to me, this kid may be minimally impaired in my view, but he's not feeling good, his self-esteem is down, and they want a treatment. the evidence that self-esteem or self-image really matter is scant to non-existent, and most of that evidence comes from, you know, interviewing ceos, artists, and criminals. - and they all have bad childhoods. - ( all laugh ) hockenb

prince charles and camilla, stunned. the prince even pushed his wife on the floor of the car to protect her, from rioters who smashed the rear window of the car. >> it's amazing the security would allow them to get that close. the royal couple kept their cool. camilla told reporters, there's a first time for everything. the prime minister saying the full force of the law will be mused on the mob who attacked the car and destroyed property all across central london. we'll talk to the photographer who captured the images. >> let's look at what was behind the riots in the streets. thousands of students protesting tuition hikes. and jeffrey kofman is there live and has the latest for us. good morning, jeffrey. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. this is a supreme court building here, in parliament square. look at the shattered glass here. the graffiti. "r" for revolution. britain is waking up to shock, anger and anxiety, after the worst anti-government protest in a long time. and after the worst attack on the royal fami

charles and camilla were guests of honor. regent street is busy at the best of times. there were christmas shoppers in heavy traffic but also was a group of protesters, some of whom said in advance they would target shops. what does it take to bring a royal motorcade through here? demonstrations were focused around parliament. the royals avoided that area. but they had to come along regent street where they were attacked. the route had been checked minutes before by officers in contact with those overseeing the process. one officer believes the car itself posed the greatest risk. >> this is an unprotected vehicle. in terms of to escape or do a u- turn. it is virtually impossible. that is why the vehicle was unsuited for this occasion. >> the police are facing inquiries by the into meant -- independent commission. there were protesters who suffered bleeding on the brain after being hit. the vote is over but there is still anger among students. many say they will take to the streets again. >>> the french government has welcomed the first german soldiers to be welcomed in

. >>> that royal attack on prince charles and camilla. how could it have happened and where was british security? >>> the fillings, the silver kind. are they safe or harmful? why the government is asking this question again. >>> nixon like you have never heard him before tonight on newly released tapes. how he spoke to his own daughter when he thought no one was listening. >>> and our friday "making a difference" report. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. put it this way. you're president barack obama, you're fighting with congress over a tax deal, and some of your own people are defecting, so who do you call when you call out the reinforcements? the answer is, you call the last democratic president. the two men burst through the door and into the white house briefing room before cameras today. once bill clinton started talking, as one former aide put it, it was like 1995 all over again. another said it was as if clinton was president for about half hour today. we begin tonight with

real quickly, the other race with camilla harris who was the district attorney in san francisco is now going to be california's attorney general. she beat the district attorney steve cooley from los angeles. and she now is i think hands-down going to be a rising political star on the national scene. >> i was just going to say i had been doing a story about indian-american politicians across the country, it was a record year for them running for office, six running for congress, every operative in washington, d.c., was interested in the camilla harris race, because that was the one they felt money was being poured into in order to defeat here, people saw her as the real rising hope of the democratic party. >> interesting. >> what about, rachel, the effect on the budget for this city of san francisco? with gavin being there to carry that message as the state has cut, cut, cut? >> we'll see. san francisco had a daunting deficit this year in 2010, more than $522 million it was. next year they're looking at about $380 million going into it, but they're expecting it to be a lot worse, becaus

>> reporter: but there is terror on camilla's face. and in this photo you can see her grabbing her husband's hand. the car window is open. >> put the window up. >> reporter: "put the window up," yells a voice. the former head of royal security tells abc news open windows are never allowed in royal vehicles. even more, the car should never had been allowed near the protesters. security should have been alerted and taken an alternate route. >> if the perpetrators had actually succeeded in breaking into the car, then the protection officers might have resorted to firearms and god knows what might have happened. >> reporter: the royal security detail does carry guns, and they did not draw them. today, london's police chief agreed something went very wrong. >> we should acknowledge that was a very shocking incident, and hugely regrettable. >> reporter: the royal family resists traveling like the president in bullet-proof, bomb-proof limousines. they know their business is connecting with the people and they do not want to be confined to a s

prince charles and camilla -- protesters attacked her car.xtreme world as part of a special series. we look at the rise of corruption from africa to scandinavia. welcome to "bbc news." coming up later, cyber attacks on corporate sites that tried to silence wikileaks. a war of words. china lashes out at the award for a jailed activist. hello. in the cneteenter of london, police have struggled to contain it thousands of protesters outside the parliament. inside, they passed austerity measures that will triple tuition fees for many university students. protesters have attacked the supreme court building, the treasury, and the cart carrying prince charles and his wife the ducheesss of cornwall. >> the heir to the throne under attack tonight. the expression of shock on their faces is clear to see. this was an attack at close quarters, a window smashed in their roles rise. the car, a state fiscal, splattered with paint -- a rolls royce. amateur footage it captured the moment that the crowd realized that the royals were in their midst. they routed t

britain's home secretary didn't specify what kind of contact was made with camilla, but she did hint the royal couple might travel in a more secure vehicle in the future. >> i think you'll see more security and it won't be happening again. >> reporter: british police have released 14 photos of people they want to question in connection with thursday's violence, although it's not clear which, if any, are suspected of attacking the royal car. pockets of demonstrators also defaced public buildings and monuments during a protest against the tripling of university tuition fees. meanwhile, new official photographs of prince william and his fiancee kate middleton were released today, taking by the fashion photographer mario testino. he's photographed the royal family before, but he's most famous of taking the iconic black and white photos of william's mother princess diana. >> i think by choosing the photographer who took the pictures of his mother looking so incredibly happy, he's almost bringing her in again in the situation of the engagement. >> report front and center in the pictures is

a car carrying prince charles and camilla is attacked tonight in london by protestors who today turned parts of that city upside down. >>> women's health. a new report card full of failing grades. one big surprise tonight. what the report says about women and drinking. >>> burning down the house. you never know who's living next door. why police set fire to an ordinary looking house in a typical american suburb. >>> the field trip of a lifetime. inside the world's most famous house with the young stars of a movie that's been the talk of the nation. >>> an update from the white house on president obama's struggle to stop smoking. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television . >>> good evening. tonight in london, prince charles and his wife, camilla, were attacked by protestors in their car en route to a show in london's west end. they were traveling in a lavish and highly visible rolls-royce limousine, and the protestors apparently knew they were coming. the car was dented, hit with a paintball gun, a window was broken. tonight's attack was part of something

. >> reporter: one defining image of last night's demonstrations-- a look of horror on camilla's facetheir limousine was attacked by angry protestors. and the other is this 20-year- old london student, alfie meadows, who under emergency surgery after being allegedly hit on the head with a police truncheon. both are now the subject of major inquiries. scotland yard has not denied reports that one protestor managed to lunge at the duchess of cornwall through an open window at some point on the ten- minute journey. channel 4 news has been told that that is now part of a criminal investigation into all the circumstances surrounding the attack. it may have been a random moment, but demonstrators managed to break through the ring of royal protection. charles and camilla set off from clarence house at 7:10 in an official rolls royce, flanked by police motorcyclists. the royal party went up st james street and then turned right into piccadilly. at 7:15, their car turned left into regent street. it was then surrounded by protesters, pelted with paint, and a rear side window smashed. five minut

prince charles and camilla in their car, confronted by some of the angry demonstrators out in the streets of london. >>> and the defiant democrats unleash an open revolt on the president on his tax deal. >>> rolaids recall. breaking news on 13 million packages pulled. particles of metal and good found inside. >>> and if you have a baby on board, we have a holiday travel alert for parents tempted to fly with babies on their laps. >>> and, looking forward. turns out one glimpse of yourself decades from now will change what you do with your money today. >>> good evening. it was an incredible moment of chaos on the streets of london today. protesters kicking and throwing objects at the car carrying prince charles and his wife camilla. and you can see the shock and fear in their faces as they ride through the mayhem. they were on their way to a theater performance when swarmed by some of the demonstrators protesting steep hikes in college tuition in england, brought on by the financial crisis there. and it seems the royal couple was shaken, but not hurt. jeffrey kofman will take us now through

britain's home secretary didn't specify what kind of contact was made with camilla, but she did hint that the royal couple might in future travel in a more secure vehicle. >> you'll see an upsurge in security and the scrutiny around people that may have got closer the last time certainly won't be happening again. >> reporter: british police have released 14 photos of people they want to question in connection with thursday's violence. although it's not clear which, if any are suspected of attacking the royal car. pockets of demonstrators also defaced public buildings and monuments during a protest against the tripling of university tuition fees. meanwhile, photographs of william and kate were released today. this photographer has photographed the royal family before, but is most famous for taking the i-conic black and white photos of william's mother, princess diana. >> i think by choosing the photographer, he's so incredibly happy, he's almost bringing her in again to the whole kind of situation around the engagement. >> reporter: in the new photos, front and center on kate's finger

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a protester reached into the window and, quote, made contact with camilla. one report said she was poked with a stick. but that is yet to be confirmed. she was on the ground of the limousine. the police say they came within moments of opening fire on the crowd during the attack. if some nut job or some mob tried to smash and reach into the car carrying the president of the united states and mrs. obama, i wouldn't feel the least bit of guilt if the secret service took them out, especially if the mob were shouting the things that this mob was shouting. listen. >> off with their heads! >> off with their heads! this isn't some meaningless phrase in england or in europe. are -- is that just a figure of speech? it is not happened to us here. but it has happened to royals across the ocean. what is it going to take to convince people that if it can happen just a block away from parliament in the u.k., it can happen in washington, d.c.? is it really all that far fetched? all of this was over tuition hikes. imagine when they hike tuition here or food stamps or the fre

. >>> the violent tuition protests in britain that targeted prince charles and camilla. >>> also ahead, why police say setting fire to this house was the safest way to remove dane fresh a california neighborhood. >>> a happy ending to the rescue of three sea lions. >> all of that coming up a bit later on nightline. >>> come coming up on nightline, they are talk show is a national institution but now coming to an end. oprah sits down with barbara walters for a soul searching interview about her career, thos >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> students protesting steep tuition hikes at british universities attacked a car carrying prince charles and his wife camilla today. neither was hurt. it happened during a day of violent demonstrations against plans to triple tuition from $5,000 to $15,000 a year. the proposal passed. until 1997, tuition at british universities was free. so this is all a big change at least 2 people wer 22 people ad including two for arson. 12 police officers and 43 protesters were injured. >>> police near san diego say they had no choice b

britain's home secretary didn't specify what kind of contact was made with camilla, but she did hintroyal couple might, in future, travel in a more secure vehicle. >> i think you are going to see a real sort of upsurge in security and the scrutiny around people that may have got close the last time certainly won't be happening again. >> reporter: british police have released 14 photos of people they want to question in connection with thursday's violence. although it's not clear which, if any, are suspected of attacking the royal car. pockets of demonstrators also defaced public buildings and monuments during a protest against the tripling of university tuition fees. meanwhile, new official photographs of prince william and his fiance kate middleton were released today taken by the fashion photographer mario testino. he's photographed the royal family before but most famous for taking the iconic black and white photos of william's mother, princess diana. >> i think by choosing the photograph who took the images of mother looking so incredibly happy, he's almost bringing her again, yo

>> heavens i love you camilla! >> and i love you! >> i love you!d scene. >> he has a good sense of humor. he's going to take some heat when he goes home, but that's okay. >> we have got much more coming up too. >>> including the uproar over a review that implies that this ballerina was too heavy. we're going to talk to her exclusively in just a little while. >> that's coming up after your local news. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am lisa robinson. here's sarah caldwell and traffic pulse 11. >> it does not take a lot of snow to create problems. some slick spots out there creating accidents. if you travel in aberdeen, watch for an accident there. the low road and fulton avenue, there is an accident. -- belair road in fulton avenue, there is an accident. watch for slow spots due to police responding to a crash. you can see 95 at 14 miles per hour out of the northeast. sarasota and j.f.x., and let's look outside and see what is going on with the outcome was. pretty good shape in this portio

>> reporter: camilla harris had her election night party here at delancecy street but the race was too close to call. tonight, she is back and ready to celebrate with her supporters. this is her second celebration of the day, the first was in los angeles. not only is she the attorney general-elect, she is the first woman and the first my nority to serve as california's top cop. harris is a career prosecutor turned district attorney. she is already talking about priority, including tracking down on mortgage fraud, reduce the number of criminals who end up returning to prison as well as the environment and civil rights issues. >> i stand before you today humbled to be chosen to be the next attorney general of the state of california. and i do pledge and make a pledge to work hard every day to make sure that the law of this state is on the side of the people of this state. >> reporter: harris says she is putting together a transition team. her staff says many unique programs she started in san francisco should be implemented statewide. now, her election to the state attorney general's off

oh camilla! >> oh, charles, do something! >> oh hefavens, i love you, camilla! >> i love you!e best thing i've ever rked on. >> isn't he something? i go back to 17 years old. paul! paul! i promised i was not going to do it when i went to see "it was a hard day's night." i thought that's just so juvenile. of course i did. >> i loved paul. he was the best. donna who wor in our wardrobe department said in rehearsal paul mccartney just sat at the piano and just started playing yesterday fo everybody who was just sitting. just started playing. can you imagine sitting there and listening to him play just for you? >> no. no. i met him one time. >> and? >> his wife, linda, was alive at time obviously and she was on the show with regis and she was doing a vegetarian dish. he just came to support her and love her from the sideline. he was just gracious to everybody. he just beamed. he was just so proud of her. so there are some new photos out of kate and will. these are their engagement photos. she apparently did her own makeup, because that's what she likes to do. they did a casual one

they even attacked a car carrying prince charles and his wife camilla. like the british government, the couple was left unharmed but shocked and shaken by today's violence. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> couric: meanwhile, in southern california, police had a dilemma. a suburban home north of san diego was packed with explosives, but it was too dangerous to try to remove them. so what did they do today? bill whitaker reports from a safe distance. >> the garage is fully on fire. >> reporter: it was a spectacular site: raging flames engulf a suburban southern california house, acrid smoke rising high. >> this is raging pretty good now. >> reporter: the blaze set intentionally by law enforcement to destroy something more dangerous: a jaw-dropping cache of bomb-making materials. >> this is the largest quantity of this type of explosives, these homemade explosives, found in one location in the history of the united states here on u.s. soil. >> sheriff's department. >> reporter: police evacuated three dozen surrounding houses, ordered people up to a qu

camilla harris got a voter promotion. she is tonight officially the state's top prosecutor. nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco where harris is celebrating finally with some hometown supporters, jean? >> reporter: that's right, jessica. she met with reporters a little bit earlier and about to go inside and celebrate with supporters here at delancey street. it is her second celebration of the day, the first was in los angeles. she is the first woman and the first minority to serve as california's attorney general. harris is a career prosecutor turned district attorney. she says her priority include cracking down on mortgage fraud, reducing the number of criminals who end up returning to prison as well as environmental issues and civil rights. she says she will not defend prop 8. when she looks to -- as she is looking to her next office there are questions in san francisco about who will fill her district attorney seat. she won't name a possible successor, but she says she knows what it takes. >> it should be someone who understands that there is an incredible am

>> reporter: the couple reached the theater unharmed, but shocked and shaken. >> if camilla had got out of the car two minutes later, she would have been covered, you know, in paint. it could have been possibly the picture of the century. but how catastrophic would that be to the image of our royal family? >> reporter: so how did it happen? the royal car usually follows smaller side roads from prince charles' resident to the theater district, but last night it took main roads and ran right into the protesters. >> there were literally hundreds of us. they should have seen the cars and taken them in another direction. >> reporter: but the mob wasn't rioting when a police reconnaissance team checked the route, says london's police chief. >> including several minutes beforehand when it was still clear. >> reporter: britain's royals have been targeted before. a youth shot blanks at the queen in 1981. and in 1994, a man fired a starter's pistol at prince charles. but neither incident changed the family's deliberately open, accessible style. >> they like to be seen by their public. and to lock

stark contrast of the images of charles and camilla caught in a riot. the surprise attack on the royals during a street protest, the question now, does royal protection need to be stepped up? >> charles, how are you doing? >> the scrutiny the royals will be under after this event, everybody is now under scrutiny and how to protect our royal family. >> reporter: what will william and kate make of this? william wanted the wedding to be a free-for-all celebration, inviting britain to party with them. >> they still want to plow ahead with making this the people's wedding. that remains to be seen whether he gets his way or, of course, the royal family do. >> reporter: the palace want to avoid a wedding marked by protests and disruption, but the royals aren't ones to hide away. >> the royal family want to be seen. this is part of the success, what the british royal family is about. >> reporter: today, some question the timing of the release of the engagement photos, an attempt to knock charles and camilla off the front pages. it almost did the job. there are

the protesters surrounded camilla's rolls royce yelling . >>> and gay activists are rallying around theor don't ask don't tell. the next, you start one feeling a bit off.ne. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. >>> a bay area lawmaker is set to host a free toxic screening for children's toys. spears helped organize tomorrow's toxic metal screening. she's encouraging people to bring toys, drinking glasses and jewelry to test for toxic chemicals. >> i am mad. i am mad as hell about what happened yesterday in the senate. >>> as gay rights grouped rallies outside the capital, lawmakers circulated a new stand alone bill to allow gays to serve openly in the military. a bigger defense bill that would have repealed don't ask don't tell was rejury -- rejected in the senate yesterday. zoe dunney traveled from washington to watch the vote. >> for them to say we're not going to fund you, we're not going to give you civil rights, it was devastating. >> it is unclear

camilla were to run into them. with their heads. the chaos was shot on home video as charles and camilla headed to a charity event in london's west end. >> the responsible of security the to keep their charges safe. this could have been a lot, a lot worse than it was. >> reporter: the couple wasn't hurt, but the duchess of cornwall was visibly ratled. >> camilla was shaken to the core. she came into the theater and she was guided straight through and a stiff brandy was administered. >> reporter: all across london students protesters as the government nearly tripled college tuition. part of sweeping and drastic new budget cuts. at least a dozen officers injured, six seriously, as well as many students, with more than 40 arrested. still, with a heavily anticipated royal wedding just four months away, the latest violence on london's streets will force the royal family to reassess security. and this morning london's police chief said they had checked out the route just minutes before the royals arrived and it was clear

a few days after, prince charles and wife camilla attacked by an angry mob. this morning. good morning, ingrid. >> good morning, harry. >> people are gushing over the pictures of william and katherine and they look better than a royal couple. they look like a couple in love. >> they certainly do, especially the picture which i call the cuddle. i think that is a beautiful picture. i think the other one, the more formal one, is possibly a little dull but then they need that because that's the picture that they use, you know, signed to give to people and can't be too, too cuddily. >> too lovey dovey. >> exactly. >> one showing the engagement ring, of course, die yeah in's ring, very prominent one of the photographs. and i think the other thing that strikes me is the difference between these engagement photographs and the photographs of william's parents from those many years ago that were just so frozen cold. >> yeah, well, remember diana was 19 when those photographs were taken and she was very, very nervous, very shy and she hated what she was wearing. so she

released this weekend, the portraits mark a stark contrast to prince charles and camilla's car being attacked lt week. anchists are already threatening to disrupt the royal wedding four months away. he said he wants a very public celebration. if these photos are any incation, he and kate may be willing to share a little more of their private side, too. as for security, police confirm that one of the protesters was able to jab camilla through the window with an open stick. that vehicle will be parked for a while. it had few built-in security modifications. now back to you. >>> thank you. another wedding on this side of the pond could have guests repeating themselves. the new york post is reporting that george w. bush's knees lauren bush is marrying ralph lauren's song david making her lauren lauren. or lauren squared. no official word on the engagement or whether bush will change her name. >> i'm betting she will keep bush. >> is it better than w? >> there's more to come this afternoon at 4:00. thieves turn a dream cruise into nightmare. >>> and you have a chance to help out in our 12

a protestor reached in the window and made contact with camilla. one report said she was poked with a stick. she was on the ground of the limousine. they came within moments of opening fire on the crowd during the attack. if a nut job tried to smash and reach in and carry the president of the united states or mrs. obama. i wouldn't feel guilt if the secret service took them out especially if the mob was shouting the things this mob was shouting. >> off of w heads. off with their heads. >> this is not a meaningless phrase in england or in europe. is that just a figure of speech? it has not happened to us here, but it has happened to royals across the ocean. what is it going to take to convince people if it can happen a block away from parliment in the uk it can happen in washington d.c.. is it that far fetched. all of this over tuition hikes. imagine when they hike tuor food stamps or free health care in england is taken away. what is going to happen here? the goal behind all of this is fundmentally change the structure of power all over the globe.

that one of the protesters was able to jab at tamela through that open window with a stick -- job camillaough that open window with a stick. >> that is all for us at 5:00 p.m. >> here's a look at what is coming up new at 6:00 p.m. >> 83-alarm fire in a south baltimore business -- a three- alarm fire in it south of baltimore business that touches more than just your heart. " jayne miller. prosecutors say you should see the tape. new details emerged about the alleged bomb plot to set off a car bomb in catonsville. >> live, local, late breaking, this is wbal tv 11 news at 6:00 p.m. in hd. >> tonight, we are of live with revelations from the man accused of trying to blow up a baltimore military grouping center. new details about the man who tried to set off a car bomb last week in catonsville. week in catonsville.

if charles is around, kate bows to camilla.but no charles, camilla bends the knee. got that? kate is winning hearts. a tip to getting hair that ochbt, brush often, don't wash too much. by the way, turns out kate was just ten years old when she first glimpsed her prince. he was playing field hockey at her school. she was watching from the sideline. she has, of course, strenuously denied that she ever kept a poster of him on her bedroom wall. now, george, my favorite piece of news, prince harry is apparently organizing the bachelor party. and he is, apparently, trying to book snoop dogg for the entertainment. >> yeah. >> reporter: that's a story worth following. >> and worth trying to get an invitation. nick, go for it. >> reporter: i will. >> okay. >>> we're joined by katie nicholls, the author of "william and harry, behind the palace walls." also a columnist for "the mail", as i say, you're the bob woodward of royal reporters. >> that's a great honor and privilege. >> and i love your scoop. you believe that the engagement's bee

i mean, the home secretary said actually camilla was physically touched.ally scared her. obviously stepping up the security for the royal wedding. these groups could target the wedding as well. >> ingrid thank you so much. you're watching the rsh railr i" on cbs. [ female announcer ] humana and walmart are teaming up to bring you a low-price medicare prescription drug plan that has the lowest national premium in the country of only $14.80 per month. so you can focus on the things that really matter. go to walmart.com for details. just shake it. [ rattling ] [ male announcer ] need ink? staples has a low price guarantee on all the ink you need. find a lower price at another store, and we'll match it. that was easy. come on... isn't it time an auto insurer gave it to you straight? that's why you should talk to state farm. but not yet. first, talk to any one of the 40 million drivers who already have state farm. 40 million. yeah, that's more than geico and progressive combined. by a lot. 40 million drivers. more savings. and discounts up to 40%. where else yo

there's prince charles and camilla in an limo. protesters in london because college tuition hikes skyrocketing there and yesterday was a big vote in parliament. protests out of control and they ended up engulfed with the protesters and people say how could this happen? >> of course they pay very high taxes there and expect something for those taxes. these are the austerity measures. we begin in london where this morning citizens are asking serious questions about the prince's security team. cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer is outside buckingham palace with more on yesterday's protests. good morning, liz. >> reporter: good morning, well, as you can see things are back to normal this morning, walk. but the violence yesterday in london was the very worst in at least a decade and certainly never in living memory has a mob turned on members of the royal family. >> charles, how are you doing? >> reporter: things turned ugly driving into a group of protesters who shouted "off with their heads" smashed a window and splattered the c

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