carr: i will say this. kinshasa, very basic -- and we talked about this a minute ago -- i think museums are really the future of this work in a lot of ways. the university's, k-12, we are in the classroom doing all we can. the online platforms, the digital platforms. but this work allows access to people of all walks of life. so when you come in and deal with an artifact, with a narrative, we can linger. particularly here. emmett till's casket is downstairs. but when you realize that his father is buried in a french cemetery in a segregated part of a french cemetery and you are that into this exhibit, it is almost more powerful than to bring people into this building to sit and linger through these exhibits than to sit in a classroom and learn. there is more we can do and 30 minutes. this is from somebody who is a fiend of louis armstrong, i was playing louis armstrong this morning. armstrong, the master of modernism, emerges in this moment of a new world coming out of world war i. and it will mean somethin

carr: yes. now we are going to shift and talk about, and believe me, every page in this book, every paragraph could open up into a whole conversation. for me, as somebody who is an inveterate reader, i am reading this like, wow. so, there are any number of places we can go. certainly we want to talk about , the role of the women. we can start with some of these heroic figures. thinking about booker t. 1915, washington died in 1915. birth of a nation comes out in 1915. you have woodrow wilson curated and narrated. let's take a figure that maybe helps us work around to some of the other conversations. we are in d.c. let's talk about charlie houston. higheste was one of the ranking black officers in world war i. dr. salter: he was a lieutenant. for an african-american at the time, he was a lieutenant. i asked people all the time, do you know who charles hamilton houston is? what is he important for? everyone who knows him knows him as a lawyer. few people know he was one of those individuals who we

carr. he says no sigel volume can fully capture the african american experience and one where one or tell us what the war meant for black americans in the decades afterward, whether the echoes were heard in president harry s truman's desegregation order. the landmark brown v. board of education segregation decision of 1954 and the long battles of the 1960's to gain for black citizens the democracy for which all those young men had died so long ago. although the war did not swing open the doors of enfranchisement for african-americans, it could be said that it's sheer scale, the ofp across the world face the first truly global war did open for us, a new sense of our own potential and possibility. and thus set into motion and incremental movement toward freedom. the burdens on the backs of black americans, military or civilian, remain heavy. sacrificed inars world war i and all the wars that have followed have not been forgotten. and they remain incontrovertible to full our entitlement rights

carr: thank you, mr. president. [applause] and thank you for making the fight against anti-semitism what you always call the "vile poison of anti-semitism." that's exactly what it is. thank you for making this fight a top priority for our country. [applause] my friends, these past few weeks point to the breadth of the work

officer carr was only 27 years old. this tragedy reminds us of the terrible risks officers face every day when they put on the uniform and the badge, not knowing whether they'll be alive to take it off that night. already this year 118 officers across america have been killed in the line of duty. some were the victims of random tragedies. others like officer carr were targeted by a criminal class that hates what the police represent. law and order. since officer carr's killing, two more officers have fallen in the line of duty. detective joseph seals, a veteran of the new jersey police department was shot to death while approaching two suspected killers. sergeant kayla sullivan, a 16-year veteran of the nasa bay police department was struck and killed by a fleeing suspect in a vehicle. all these fallen officers will be remembered as heroes. in arkansas especially we'll remember officer carr whose watch ended on december 7, 2019. may he rest in peace. mr. president, i ask consent that the following remarks be placed in a

derek carr deep to womeniums 40 yards out of the gate. the black hole so things are looking good with a three point game about two minutes to go. raiders kicker daniel carlson messes two field goal tries. he actually got a second chance because of penalty, so john gruden can't believe it. it's wide left and raiders fans on pins and needles. jacksonville would take advantage. drive his team down the field to chris conley, second touch down of the game and the jags score 17 unanswered points. derek car, you need a hail mary. he's going to throw it up, going towards the end zone, and it is incomplete. actually off the face mask. the raiders lose this game 20-16. up until the final minutes this looked like a raiders win. despite the loss some players did go to the black hole. john gruden did not, but derek carr did. eric harris made his way and high fived fans. and here's the emotion meeting with the black hole. >> and we're going to miss them. the relationship is hopefully never going to end, but it was sad walking in here today. it's going

and if i really would like to show it to her it's like that's what was it about carr's book that moved you so much that you wanted to tell the story on film. and effect what won me over was that the perspective is quite unique and that this very difficult time is told from a child's point of view in that she didn't feel it was only terrible. you don't see the horrors of the nazi era in all their enormity thank goodness. because the story judith cartels was also an adventure for her that's the way she described it it was actually a nice time inside. the premiere in berlin of links latest production when hitler stole pink rabbit the film adaptation of judith carr's bestselling autobiographical novel. that tells how cars family fled germany when the nazis ceased power in 1933 despite its title the book's not really about hitler. it's about her father theatre critic alfred carr her mother and her brother about how they flee to switzerland. not long afterwards the nazis burned alfred cars books in berlin. and the german jewish family was dispossessed judith carr never lived in germany again

quote, if i had 131 steven carr carrs, i wouldn't be more exthat the i can, end quote, the chief said at a press conference over the weekend. carr grew up in a law enforcement family. he witnessed the dedication, service, and commitment to protecting the community by people he loved. his friends describe him as a strong and kind person whose lifelong dream was to serve as a police officer. he loves spending time outdoors hunting and fishing. a graduate from the woodlands high school in woodlands, texas. carr played football and earned recognition as an all-district offensive lineman. he went on to play football at southwest baptist university in missouri, and his former coach described him as a young man who made a big impact on campus. we rely on law enforcement officers to keep us safe. each day they put on their uniform, knowing the risk that -- risks that come with the public duty to serve and to protect. officer carr's death is a reminder of the dangers these first responders face daily and how quickly the situation can go from ordinary to deadly, which is why those willing to ta

last chance for derek carr and the raiders. one merely and this is hail mary number two.falls incomplete. when you look at the the play, as derek carr leaves the field, there was to be thrown on the field and he was booed off the field. raiders fans not happy and are in shock today as the raiders go out with the loss 20-16. >> it is not the result today, it is the results of the raiders over the years. it is the oakland raiders, the appreciation and the loyalty. the fans that they have had for the raiders. we will miss them. schema giants fans will miss madison bumgarner and they will see more of him in the next few years. it will not be in the giants uniform. madison bumgarner signed a five- year $85 million deal with the arizona diamondbacks. when you see some of the contracts other pitchers have been getting, you figure, they just did not want to keep madison bumgarner. he had a .39 e.r.a. three world series titles and a world series mvp in 2014. d'angelo russell tonight and green was healthy. sacramento kings were in town and another 20+ point loss. green had only sev

the stats say carr had career highs this season. passing yards, yards per attempt and completion percentage. he completed almost 71% but so mny of them were checkdowns. that did not stop him from being booed at home at times. listen to derek carr who sounds like he's ready for vegas. >> very much. i'm not going to lie, it's exciting. i think it's time for some fresh air. >> he played good. i'm not going to get into all the next year scenarios. i'm just going to say that 7-9 is a step forward. you know, we took a step forward. statistically i think we took a step forward. we've got to get a lot of guys healthy and we have a lot of guys to look at and evaluate before we start making any assumptions. >> now, the coaching carousel is about to start spinning. one head coaching vacancy we expect to be filled quickly, ron rivera who was let go by the panthers expected to take over the washington redskins. that hire we thought would be finished by today but negotiations have taken longer than expected. >>> now on to college football. how co

derek carr deep to williams, and chris conally his second touch down of the game is going to make it, and there the is. john gruden on the day. >> it's the appreciation of loyalty that, you know, these fans i think have had for the raiders, and we're going to miss them. the relationship is hopefully never going to end, but it was sad walking in here. it's going to be sad walking out of here for the last time, and it's a lot to wrap your arms around but we love our fans, we love the city of oakland and we thank them and we'll certainly miss them. >> reporter: and a lot of emotion after the game. unfortunate seeing some people threw things on the field and they were yelling some obscenities it was a little unsafe so the players went to the black hole. >> thanks. >> some history of the team now, the oakland raiders formed as a team in the 1960s, they struggled and things changed in '63 when san diego hired the asestitant coach coach coach coh their head coach. the raiders won three super bowls, two in oakland. in 1982 the raiders moved from oakland to los angeles. they moved back to oakl

. >>> ahead in sports, derek carr is ready to move to las vegas. revealing comments today from the raiders quarterback. and why the 49ers win last night in seattle had everyone remembering the 1980s. >> the cbs evening news coming up. norah o'donnell is here with a preview. >> tonight on the cbs evening news, how one famous american university is honoring the achievements of some very special unsung heroes. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. can my side be firm? and mine super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both... adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now, during our new year's special, queen sleep number c4 smart bed is only $1299, save $400, plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. ends new year's day. uh, "fifte

be issue for derek carr.ormer head coach, now working for espn was critical of his playing in cold weather. >> i used to think that this was a team game. but yes, it is all my fault. i take full responsibility. >> reporter: coach gruden, any ideas to help your quarterback play this week? >> i'm not tonis edison, i don't know how to do that. i guess i will show pictures of people that are cold the deal with cold. [ laughter ] i don't know. >> reporter: as for the chiefs. the teams are 17-3. >> they are coming off of a by we, they will be fresh as daisies. >> reporter: he is faced with the difficult task, to keep him from eating back like he did back in week two. >> it was job dropping, the display that he put on. he makes attempts to throw that i have not seen before. when he gets hot, he could really hurt you. >> reporter: to win here, he has to effectively run the football. and for once, derek carr has to perform a 30 degree weather. from arrowhead stadium. and gains with temperatures 50 degrees and below, i

culture the film is based on the bestselling children's book of the same name by british author judas carr the story deals with the refugee experience of jews in nazi germany told from the viewpoint of a 9 year old girl is more. facets of the most common english language come. to us by our fathers have. given. hundreds of. speed money. to other wins the election the family of nearly escapes arrest by the nazis leaving everything they have behind they flee across europe to freedom. and what finally convinced me to make this movie was that i found this perspective so unique to tell this difficult time from the perspective of a child who didn't see everything as all bad. not. just cars childhood memories the daughter of fame theater and killer critic alfred carr judith was 9 when the family fled berlin for england children's book about that time became a worldwide bestseller also in germany is 1st published. for a 5th time. and has. to talk to their children about the. like the book the film depicts anna's flight through switzerland and france to england as it appeared to her 9 year old self

this is great, derek carr to tyrrell williams, cross, breaks a tackle.ing to high step it 40 yards into the end zone. you thought this might be the raiders day. visit the black hole. jaguars score 17 unanswered late. gardner minshew to chris conley, and that took the air right out of the building. jags win 20-16. >> i like to thank the fans. i'd like to thank the city of oakland for supporters the raiders and being faithful in all kinds of seasons. and i'll miss them. i love them. and i'm sorry about the outcome today. but i think that's something that needs to be said and exclamation pointed. >> tough loss for the raiders. i also talked to legends, a lot more raiders coming up in sports. >> could you feel it there? >> i definitely felt it, all the emotions. anxiety, nervousness, tension, disappointment. it was all there. >> fans from all over the bay area came out for the game at the coliseum today and emotions were running high well before kick off. >> cordell bernard has the story. >> raiders! >> reporter: it may be the last time the raider nation cal

>> will carr on that developing story tonight. will, thank you. and this deadly storm system is far from done. sweeping toward the midwest this evening. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano has the latest. rob, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tom. this is a compact and powerful storm that will be expanding across thery. it's going coast to coast.nt c already, check it out, we have winter storm alerts from minnesota all the way back through southern california, where the center of that low still sits, so, it's pushing more in the way of heavy precip and wind into vegas and phoenix tonight. the heavy knows will get into new mexico and the san juans of colorado tomorrow. tomorrow night, snow in denver. but the heavier snows will be in the central and northern plains. if you are flying through minneapolis, could see some sno. rain delays in chicago saturday, because that's the warm sector. record highs there again. and that will spawn severe storms across the midsouth saturday and sunday, with the whole mess getting to the east coast by mo

abc's will carr is there with more. >> reporter: tonight, as search crews comb this rugged coastline for the last person missing after a tragic tour helicopter crash, the first victims are being identified. 47-year-old amy gannon seen with a big smile on her facebook page, and 13-year-old jocelyn gannon from wisconsin. they set out to take in the majestic hawaiian views from the air when something went tragically wrong. so far, six bodies have been recovered, including 69-year-old paul matero, the chief pilot for safari helicopters, and a family of four from switzerland. the group, touring the napoli coast, was supposed to fly back at sunset thursday, but never returned. >> the area is infamously known for having weather change in a heartbeat, and, you know, it's mountainous, it's elevated, it's close to the cloud line as it is, the temperatures fluctuate tremendously. >> reporter: as federal investigators get set to arrive, search crews continue to battle stormy conditions including rain, wind and fog. safari helicopters runs a fleet of white and green aircraft that take tourists on

two plays later carr, renfrow again touchdown. raiders within one. it's 16-15. they went for the kill shot, went for the win. carr's pass with the two-point try knocked down and the broncos hung on to win 16-15. oakland finished the era, finished the season at 7-9. >> yeah. it's trending the right way and we're excited about that, which is good for the organization, but at the same time it's not good enough, you know. so we're kind of stuck in that weird place, but we just keep plugging. i will say that i am very proud of our team for being very resilient. you know, we did some things that let's just be ream, no one thought we were going to do. >> why is that significant? ryan tannehill has briefed enough life into the tennessee titans. when in houston, they're knocking on the door of the game, tannehill second quarter blitz evading toss to michael pruitt, touchdown. it untied the game. fourth quarter titans up 21-14 and they gave it to the workhorse derrick henry and he gets near the goal line. titans won it 35-14. they're in as the sixth seed and the raiders o

that could be an issue for derek carr. raider head coach jack del rio now working for espn was critical of the play in cold weather. >> jack was with me a couple of times. i used to think this was a team game. but yes. it is all my fault. and, i take full responsibility. >> reporter: coach, any ideas to help your quarterback prepare this week? >> i'm not a genius. i'm not thomas edison. i don't know how to do that. you know. we are just trying to show pictures of people that are cold. that deal with cold. i don't know. >> reporter: as for the chief s? the teams are 17-3 after the bye week. >> they are coming off a bye week. they will be fresh as daisies. >> reporter: the raider defense is faced with a difficult task of keeping patrick mahomes from heating up. >> it was jaw dropping the display he made in about six en you. >> reporter: to win here, josh jacobs has to effectively run the football and for once, derek carr has to perform. in 3-degree weather. his record at harrowhead stadium, 0-5. in games with temperatures 50

carr to pass, and that's how the season kind of went. broncos win by one. the raiders finish losing five of it last six. they're 7-9 and here's coach gruden. >> it's a meaningful place to me, oakland. and the raiders is why i'm here. we're here for the raiders and i'm building our team and i've been saying that for a while. we're going to have a good draft and we'll get better and better and i believe that. >> fourth quarter new england trenton and miami by three and patriots up 24-20. and remember miami not that good and lately ryan fitzpatrick and magic and 24 seconds to go miami wins and kansas city celebrates because they take the two seed and drop to tlo three and set to host a wild card game next week. they'll take on tennessee and houston will host buffalo. all right, nfc now, tied at 3, carson wentz rolls right, finds josh perkkens across the field. it's 10-3 philly and this was a close game throughout, and giants down three, low snap and fumbles it and fumble again. fletcher cox recovers inside the 2 and next play punches it in. eagles win by 17. h

honorable brendan carr. honorable jessica [inaudible], welcome and last but certainly not least the honorable jeffrey stark. welcome to all of you we thank you for joining us today and we look forward to your testimony and i will be recognizing each witness for five minutes but before we do that we will explain the lighting system in front of you. there is a series of lights that will initially be green at the start of your opening statement and will turn yellow when you have one minute left. please wrap up your testimony at that time when the light turns red. your time has expired. chairman pai, we now recognize you for five minutes. >> thank you. chairman doyle, ranking member, numbers of the subcommittee thank you for holding this hearing and i appreciate the opportunity to apprise you of the fcc's work to a dance of the public interest. i like to focus my statements on two important issues that will pick up at our meeting next week. the first unfortunately his home with millions of americans. and involve

carr 222 yards and touch down and two interceptions.s kip pretty much epitomizes the whole day for the raiders. wide left and john gruden's face, he's disappointed. and the post-season path becomes difficult. >> we just never found our rhythm at all. that's disappointing, but i know where we are. i know where they are as a football team. we have work to do, and we're going to continue to try and catch the chiefs. >> can't turn the ball over. and again you've got to give credit to their defense. i really pride myself on taking care of the football, but they made two extremely great plays and it's my fault. >> the warriors in orlando, game two of five game road trip for the dubs. reinforcements on the way. deangelo russell, jacob evans not far behind. some good seats and good jerseys in orlando. down 7, robinson hammers it home. eric masical, rebound and slams it home. and fourth quarter now and now with under 90 seconds to go terence ross magic up 4. time winding down here. magic up one, the layup and last chance for the dubs. and got a

raiders, specifically quarterback derek carr does not do good in cold weather. sunday temperatures will be in the 30s, but carr is in denial. >> it's a team game, man. we're all dealing with it, both teams. just trying to win a game. it doesn't bother me one bit. the weather doesn't bother me. we just haven't won. >> raiders 3 point dogs tomorrow in denver. warriors and shark, moving pictures allen on? >> the late show! >> you got it. >> i was trying to sound like you. >> no one sounds like you. >> pretty close. we'll be right back. >>> that's it for us at 5:00, but rest assured we'll be back at 6:00. >> that's what they say unless you know something i don't. >> cbs weekend news is up next. we'll see you in 30 minutes. y captioning sponsored by cbs >> villafranca: breaking news as we come on the air tonight-- fiery crash. >> oh, my god! >> villafranca: a small plane tummets to the ground in louisiana, five people on board killed instantly. tonight, the investigation into wat happened and what we're learning about the victims. one-two punch-- a powerful winter st

now on to las vegas, and it sounds like carr is ready to turn the page. >> very much i'm not going to lie, it's exciting. i think it's time for some fresh air. >> we think the las vegas raiders, the raiders is a great brand for any player to want to play for. >>> as you may have heard, the 49ers had a pretty thrilling victory over the seahawks last night. dre greenlaw the rookie saved the day for the 49ers by about an inch literally. they bought the seahawks for the first time in seattle since 2011 and win the nfc west. with the win the 49ers earn the 1 seed in the nfc playoffs meaning they get a bye week along with the packers and stay at home throughout the playoffs. since 1990, exactly 50 percent of the number 1 seeds reached the super bowl. seattle on the other hand travels to play the eagles sunday as the 5 seed. a 5 seed has made it to the super bowl just once since 1990. >> i think i understand all that. >> you do? great! >>> the late show with stepheco >> the news continues streaming on cbsn bay >> announcer: the following is a paid commercial program proudly brought to you be

officer had been with the police department since april of 2017, police say that 27-year-old steven carrd executed around 9:45 last night when he was sitting in patrol car behind the police station, he was shot at point-blank range, officers say they found the armed suspect behind the police station, officers say there was a confrontation, they fired their weapons and philips died at the scene, carr described as a dedicated officer who we wanted to serve the community. arkansas police chief says the fbi will assist in the investigation of his death, he held a press conference this morning and he believes the man who fatally shot carr wasn't targeting him specifically but looking for an officer to kill. >> in history of the police department, all my officers are resilient and they understand what the job is and they understand what the dangers are, unfortunately we are here and dealing with it and overall i'm very proud of my officers. >> just hours earlier just before 6:00 o'clock last night in houston, texas 32-year-old sergeant christopher shot and killed, a woman reported that her hus

jon grun and derek carr reflected. >>you know u don't go to any other stadium and see something like that you know people are trying to imitate pele have tried that still their team's name and nation hind it but ther's only one is right or nationas started here. that always be the radar next counting come back here for any other reason that i love this place love the fans leave it at that. >>i'm disappointed with losing these games these la couple weeks we've had a sum up at university here. and we're going o need our fans one more time. 2 ago out the bang and then try get us back track. on >>and all week long we're lking back on the team's greatest moments in oakland last night we showed you the sea of hands from 1974. and tonight on kron 4 news at a intend we reflect on a fitting tribute for one of the franche's all-time great again that's on kron 4 news at 8.10 and this week. i mean it is bin you know bittersweet looking bk at all the old video but i mean somreally classic moments at the coliseum they're going to te

they just wanted to get rid of their chief. >> will carr join us live. his lawyer going after the s.e.a.l.s who spoke out, personally attacking their bravery. and tonight, gallagher is releasing a statement? >> reporter: that's right. he said he was initially surprised and disgusted when he saw the videos. but says when he thought about it for a while, he did not think the accounts could hold up under tough questioning. tonight, he points to his acquittal as his vindication. >> will, thank you. >>> now to the massive explosion in wichita, kansas. more than a dozen people hurt during awe powerful blast at an airplane facility. nitrogen gas exploding, debris scattered across the area. here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, a massive explosion caught on camera, rocking this aviation plant in kansas, sending nearly a dozen people to the hospital. >> there's a big explosion at plant three and they're currently evacuating. >> reporter: the powerful blast causing part of a building to collapse, sending chunks of concrete flying, damaging cars in the par

honorable brendan carr. welcome. jessica rosenworcel, welcome. and last but certainly not least, the honorable geoffrey starks. welcome to awful you. we thank you for joining us today. we look forward to your testimony. i will be recognizing each witness for five minutes. but before we do that we will explain the lighting system in front of you. there is a series of lights that will initially be green at the start of your opening statement. it will turn yellow when you have one minute left. begin to wrap up your testimony at that point. when the light turns red your time has expired. chairman pai, welcome, we recognize you for five minutes. >> thank you chairman, ranking member, members 69 subcommittee. thank you for holding this hearing. i appreciate this opportunity to apprise you of our work in the public interest. we will be taking up two issues in our meeting next week. the first hits home with millions of americans. it involves my proposal to introduce 988 as the three digit number for suicide prevention and mention assistance. under my pro

the officer, 27-year-old stephen carr. this week, a solemn procession to honor the fallen hero was led by carr's siblings. >> he came from a law enforcement family. he knew what the job was about and he just wanted to serve his community. >> reporter: tom, that officer had been on the force for just 2 1/2 years. now, tonight, authorities tell us that the investigation continues. tom. >> zachary, thank you. >>> we're learning tonight about that deadly attack that left six people including two gunmen dead in jersey city. the fbi recovering a white van you see it right there linked to the suspects. that attack at a kosher grocery store now being investigated as domestic terrorism. >>> update on that mass shooting at the naval base in pensacola. abc news obtaining a joint intelligence bulletin. detailing what investigators have learned about that gunman since the december 6th attack. the suspect posting online months before the attack, the countdown has started. at least three people were killed and eight others injured in tha

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police say 27-year-old fayetteville officer stephen carr was waiting for his partner when the killer opened fire. >> he came into our parking lot. he approached the officer while he was sitting in his car, and he shot him in cold blood. >> reporter: other officers hearing the shots, then rushing out of the building and confronting the gunman, chasing him into an alley where he was shot and killed. >> the suspect, he's down on the west side of the building. >> reporter: tonight, police identifying the killer as 35-year-old london phillips, and are now searching his home for clues. authorities say back in december they received a call about the same suspect "impersonating an officer." the two officers who shot the suspect are on paid leave, which the department says is standard procedure while they investigate. police also say they have no information to suggest officer carr was targeted for any particular reason. tom? >> zachary, thank you. >>> and overseas now to hong kong with 800,000 people participating in a largely peaceful protest. a march snaking through the city's business dis

officer carr made it his mission to make our state a safer place for everyone. he served as a protector, and justice and emonstrated the valor and integrity that uniform embodies. our hearts are broken as we loss. this unthinkable today, we vow to never forget his memory and pledge to forever honor his life of service. arkansas this morning in the mourning of the loss of officer steven carr and family,ers are with his his loved ones, and the department. police i'd also like to recognize officer shay floyd and natalie yucy who immediately ngaged and eliminated the suspect. our police deserve our deepest gratitude. while they know the risks they face are greater than ever, they their to shy away from mission to protect and to serve. native of the a woodlands, texas. and peaker, my friend colleague, representative kevin brady, would have been on this morning to offer his family, a to the family that he knew personally. a markup in ways and means, he's unable to be on floor with me. and now finally, mr. speaker, if it would please the house, i'd a moment of or silen

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