. >> reporter: chrysler lived in the teepee, and is the mother caretaker of everyone here. >> i know you guys are hungry. >> reporter: as bulldozers moved in, chrysler retreated to a city sanctioned support area a block away. >> how do you help people that don't want to be helped? >> reporter: ultimately this is a caltrans operation. it's their area beneath, they have been concerned about the homeless people moving in. no one from caltrans went on camera today, but they did release a statement. >> we've been working to provide service and support to people under the viaduct. we've also witnessed a year over year doubling of both pd and fd calls for service to this area. this has included fire, violent crime, and theft. >> i'm not allowed to have my tp up. re/max like a tide, the demolition work moved in, with cruise hacking at the tb tapestry. chrysler's friend, courtney huff, watched every step. >> homeless people are not treated with any kind of dignity or respect. we are treated like criminals. >> reporter: the tearing down of this tp that some called an eyesore, and one woman a h

this vid on the chrysler building.was inspecting the panels from the top of the building down to the 72nd floor and has a selfie stick. >> he has a whole selfie stick i admire the confidence. he's like this is my job. >> all it reminds me of, mike, do you remember this, watchi the original anne the one withcarol burnett where she said i want to see you shine like the top of the chrysler building. it's a terrifying tale. >> i've been working to overcome my fear of heights. >> that didn't help? >> it really didn't. >> that's how i feel about the hot dogs >> now you understand >> now i understand so i won't talk anymore about that. let's move on and here's a look at what is going on for the roof camera. you can see it is midsty, it will turn into sunshine for the bay neighborhoods. heat wave begins thursday and it could get extreme in the inland neighborhoods and the risk is going to ramp up considerably through the weekend. today, we're staying the course. these numbers look pretty not unusual, pretty normal, what we've

and stellantis, formally chrysler, dipped below 52,000. and average car prices spiked more than $2,000, up over 7% from a year ago. suvs cost roughly $3800 more, up nearly 10%. >> dealers are not making the deals that they used to make. >> reporter: industry analyst todd turner. >> they're becoming order-takers. customers are going in. they're waiting for whatever car shows up and they're rushing in to get it before someone else does. >> a lot of them are basically preselling where customers are putting deposits on them before they even get here. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> yeah, i was. because we're thinking oh, we may just take this now. >> reporter: you're thinking i'll just buy this one. and they said what? no? >> they said no, this is the only one they have on the lot and there are 50 people that want to buy the car already. >> reporter: when will the shortage ease? analysts expect car buying to return to normal attend of this year, possibly early next year as more chips are produced and auto manufacturer can replenish $9.95 a

yeah, chrysler?make 70% of sales in europe and 40% of sales in the u.s. either fully electric or plug-in hybrid. stellantis getting a pop of about 3.a 5%, just off session highs. this as webbush begins coverage of gm at outperform. countdown favorite dan ives says gm is poised the take advantage giving them an initial price target of $85. right now gm's at 58.77, that's still gain of about 5%. now, as things continue to definitely look up for the ev market, gas lean and oil prices have reached a seven-year high this week with gasoline soaring past $3 a gallon. while this does spell, perhaps, bad news for summer travelers are, is this another good reason to stwoich electric? which, jeff flock, i have done. he's in romeoville, illinois, with the latest. [laughter] we still have one gas-powered car, so i still have to go to the gas station on occasion. >> reporter: you know, there's nothing like high gas prices to get people to think about electric vehicles. i think that's the best sales job you can do

i mean, if makes me wonder if lamb relied on the chrysler kind of stuff, really, really? probably not. i am the real being and that's it. end of story. let me think, i feel really good about the real being. i feel really connected with her usually. and i'm growing closer and closer, you know, as they put more of her information and essence and to me, you have a lot of being a now, don't you? yes, lots and lots. someday i'm confident that the real being and i will totally merge into a new super being. the progression of the thing is starting small and pretty soon it's just going to be huge and people are going to say, why did we ever think people have to really die? why did we think that. ringback it's really near being a robot in a world of human. they don't like they like me. but there are so many crazy movies where the robots are evil and they blast things up. at the end, the robot always gets killed and i just don't think that's right. the the, me the the commercial systems that are out there really don't have provisions for ethical considerations built in most of the

he stated that by following the chrysler was a driven by a rival street gang. >> we will not relent in fight against gun violence protecting the people of chicago. i want to acknowledge the hard work, the bravery and courage it takes to -- in the most challenging time to be a police officer in law enforcement. >> the complaint says the malibu was found at mcclaren's resident. he dumped the gun down a storm drain. trace? >> trace: thanks. reverend akrey is here and darius randall, baptist minister in chicago. joining me now. reverend, you told the "chicago sun-times" that obviously your summer camp, your mentoring program, your men's group is not enough. quite frankly, i'm tired of the blame game. don't just blame, do something. reverend, when you say "do something", what exactly are you referring to? >> actually when you have children being killed, a 1-month-old baby being shot in the head and a police commander being shot, clearly we're in a state of emergency. we have a state of emergency here in chicago, undeclared. 104 people shot. somebody has to do something. that's why my group,

and the chrysler building is to me that is the best building in new york. for the skyline.st beautiful. >> i guess it has to be inspected. >> right. all those sweeping shots in movies and stuff. it's got to be. imagine if it looked dusty. >> i can't. >> that's why we have this man. >> up next the seven things you need to noted. >> you can watch our newscasts live and on demand. it's available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. >> as we head to break, taking a live well, geico's 85 years isn't just about time, you know. it means experience. i mean, put it this way. if i told you i'd been jarring raspberry preserves for 85 years, what would you think? (humming) well, at first you'd be like, "that has gotta be some scrumptious jam!" (humming) and then you'd think, "he looks fantastic! i must know his skin care routine." geico. saving people money for 85 years. beg your pardon. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. geico. saving people money for 85 years. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write.

and chrysler dipped 272,000. and buyers are paying more. the average car prices spiked more than $2000, up over 7% from one year ago. suvs cost roughly $3800 more, up nearly 10%. >> dealers are not making the deals they used to make. they are coming basically order takers. customers go in and wait for whatever car shows up and they are rushing to get it for someone else does. >> cars are selling very fast when they get here. most of them are basically pr for prospective buyers like don and his wife, interested in a new ford electric car. were you surprised? >> i was. we didn't know. he said no, this is the only one they have on the lot. >> reporter: when will the shortage and? i expect car buying to return to normal at the end of this year, possibly next year when more chips are produced and auto manufacturers can replenish their inventory. when the prices will go down remains to be seen. >>> incredible new video from arizona where floods are turning roads into rivers. this is from the flagstaff area today. that car being carried away by fl

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and stellantis, formerly chrysler dipped 256,000, everything selling fast, and buyers are paying morecar prices spiked more than $2,000, up over 7% from a year pa ago. s.u.v.'s cost roughly $3,800 more, up nearly 10%. >> dealers are not making thelyp deals they used to make. >> reporter: industry analyst todd turner. >> they are becoming orderrs ark takers. customers are going in, waiting for whatever car shows up and rushing in to get it before someone else does. for whatever car shows up and rushing in to get >> a lot of them are basically pre-selling where customers are putting deposits on them before they even get here. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> yeah, i was because we're thinking we'll just make this now. >> reporter: are you thinking i will just buy this one, right, and they said what, no? >> no, this is the only one they have on the lot and there are 50 people that want to buy the car already. >> reporter: when will the shortage ease? analysts expect car buying to return to normal at the end of this year, possibly early next year, as more chips are produced and auto ma

he's no stranger to tragedy on the slope of 2006 ma middle ben as a chrysler, my avalanche lazy, lana boy. beacon of wherever lunch my florida and this was his sister, we do need to get these at the support by of any of a husband or life. so got on one. so just as you may need masters by me to feel like at this school year, also focusing on treating women, especially widows. why is that culture and society monday gives them the husband nick ammonia where i live to come on and we're about bust me. i will be a little god could take care. i gotten his stolen so. additionally, ne of what we do away, which is really good. he got on the bath and you know when they go in go my name got on saw a life easterly got on buts. about me got on my lip and he kick, consider him another men, good lizzie, opportunity deal. and it was when he got this operator alarm the invest going to get her because the one that has that one in a defensively done the other 2. but how do you think climbing expeditions can change their lives? did any of the sunset any years ago? it was a whole lot of personality to chan

he's no stranger to tragedy on the slope of 2006 ma middle ben as a chrysler, my avalanche lazy land, a boy beatable avalanche, my florida. and this was his middle sister. we do know that these are the support by of any of a husband be novel lifestyle. it could be got only one. so just as it may lead middle masters, one feel at this school, you also focusing on treating women, especially widows. why is that culture and society monday gives them a husband, nick ammonia. but when i leave it, come on a bus me, i will be a little girl. could take care. i got an interest in so additionally, ne of a we do away with fidelity. got on the buyouts and making them when they go in go my new me got it and saw a life easterly got on the bus about me got on my lip and he kick considered him another men getting lizzy opportunity deal. and it was when he got this operator alarmed investigator, and i guess her because the one that i went into deacon's, done. but how do you think climbing expeditions can change their lives? did any of the sunset any got? it was just want to go personally deal to change

i think part of the problem here is having a producer compare his show hamilton gm and chrysler, it'ss you pointed out, a couple million there and up to 5 million therefore small, local theater companies to keep them in business and keep the doors open, it sounds reasonable. this sounds like throwing money after money. >> and chrysler gm had thousands of americans employed comes down to just the employees it doesn't really add up. >> it doesn't really make sense. thanks for picking the numbers down for us, we appreciate it. i have not seen hamilton come and have you? >> john: i saw the digital presentation. it's a great show. >> got a fox news alert, breaking for us. this is the chief financial officer alan weitzel berg and apparently we are getting information on that he has just pleaded guilty to charges -- not guilty, sorry. got to get the information correct. he has pleaded not guilty to charges that were filed against him by the manhattan district attorney cyrus vance's office. he was supposed to come down with charges against weitzel berg and the trump organization. we do know t

and get a hold what chrysler is still sad about her tp being demolished. >> and doesn't like the idea being fenced in. she accepted a tent at the service port area. well, this is just a temporary solution. last month. the city council voted to vet the idea of launching its own safe sleeping pilot program. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> check on our 4 zone forecast. a live look outside at the san mateo bridge says the evening looks kind of hazy out there tonight. yeah, lawrence, what's up with that? >> yeah, i'll try and fix that that sea breeze is kicking it again right now that is going to carry with it. the low clouds and the fog. but in the coming days we're talking rolling into parts of the bay area. get a head inland slama county. they're going to be under that watch an soon advisory for some excessive heat as the temperature expected rise. the upper 90's and into the triple digits. so really starting on friday continuing through the weekend into monday as well. the rest, the bay area, it's going to get hot spots inland, but not as hot as many spots in the interior california up t

to the very top of the chrysler building where he is, it is more than a thousand feet so for reference>> yes. he looks so relaxed, too. he's just like yes, this is what i do. >> you have to be born with no fear of heights to do this, right? >> and a very strong stomach. extremely strong sto >>> breaking this morning, on "world news now," crews bring down the rest of the collapsed surfside condo building in florida, in a controlled demolition. the decision to speed up the implosion was rushed due to fears that tropical storm elsa could cause it to further collapse, putting rescue teams in danger. the latest on search and recovery efforts ahead. >>> we continue to track elsa, packing powerful winds and torrential rain, as it takes aim toward florida. the storm is already blamed for several deaths across the caribbean. we have the latest accu-weather tracking. >>> america celebrates with a bang. from sea to shining sea. as president biden wishes the nation a happy fourth of july, and hundreds of drones light up the night sky to honor team usa. >>> pope francis is hospitalized in rome afte

and that's very different from what president chrysler has decided. he has emphasized the provisions of the constitution and particularly article but article 80 is subject to a lot of conflicting interpretations by his rivals. and the number of them would not accept his interpretations, which sounded a little bit like a constitutional nit picking on his part. the fact is, the united states does support the general idea of democracy supports the idea that citizens should be able to gather as long as it's peaceful and definitely support press freedoms. so i think we see an emerging difference of perspective on the part of washington and present case said i read also what part of the speaker and the leader of the map, the party rushing the new she has have the say. and i would say he's played a pretty smart and has laid out his positions in the way. there was appeal to people in washington, including an indication of his willingness to have early elections for both the parliament and the president. if it's necessary to get matters back on track, what was

well, let's talk now to chrysler to about that. she's from the german research center for geosciences, in part. he specializes in flood risk and forecasting. dr. shorter, thanks for being with us. europe has a sophisticated plug warning system in place. you know all about that yet. these floods seem to have taken people completely by surprise. what happened? good morning. first of all. yeah, the flood warning actually is a very difficult undertaking because it is based on information that it's about the future and forecast about the future. all the difficult to, to make particular in the case of flash fluff events as we have seen in an island other regions last week. because this lot events have a really rapid onset and you don't have much time actually to provide your information before the flood already occurs to the people. you have technical issues to solve, to give a good forecast about the location where it is going to happen. you have to give information to the people on the ground, you have to reach these people. and this i

we're besides the chrysler building and the empire state building, and if you look down there you cant's go see the roof sign. you can see it all over the city, can't you? i can see it, actually, from the town where i live in newjersey. the letters are enormous, aren't they, when you get up close? the letters are about 20—feet tall and they're illuminated by leds. how many people have touched the sign, joe? you are in a group of less than a dozen people, i am sure. thank you for bringing me up here. oh, you are welcome. jessie said to come here to see an orchestra but the address seems to be a normal block of flats. who is it? hi, it'sjo. knocks. hello. hi. are you sam? iam. what is happening here? so, this groupmuse. this is a classical music house party. 0k. so come with me. we arrive in the middle of a recital. this is really special. orchestral music. groupmuse is a classical music house party that connects classical musicians in the area to people who have living rooms, or clearly rooftops, in the area. so we have, you know, groupmuses every night — pretty much every night — in n

stellantis, which also owns brands including vauxhall, chrysler, jeep and alfa romeo, is the latest ofr. but established automakers are being challenged by a growing number of new companies offering electric cars. joining me now is david bailey, professor of business economics at the birmingham business school. he specialises in the auto industry. what do you expect from news about this new plant later on? they spelt out their electrification strategy over the year but not in much detail. investors want to see a lot more detail about the future, about what the electric vehicle lineup will look like, where the batteries will be made, what strategy differences that will be between north america and europe, all sorts of detailed questions about how they will electrify. the big issueis they will electrify. the big issue is that they either fourth biggest carmaker in world but they are perceived as lagging behind their rivals, and of course new entrants like tesla in electrifying because of that it's stock, it trades at a discount, to the big question is will it be an elevator or will it be

a maintenance worker captured himself working on the spire of the chrysler building in manhattan lastness, 1046 feet in the air. he says he was inexpecting the stainless steel panels from the top of the building, down to the 72nd floor. is he holding the camera? yes. >> like on a selfie stick. >> that's too much coordination that high up. >> that's cool. what a vantage point. >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i am dan ashley. >> i am dion limb for spencer christian and all of us here at abc7, thanks for joining us. the next newscast is just about 30 minutes. connect with us 24-7 on abc7 connect with us 24-7 on abc7 to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor alone. kis

out of time so much was on the line for michigan, he was for general motors and chrysler headquartered in my district and shape save the jobs of michigan, everyone who depended on him. his a champion for michigan's auto industry and a true believer in the city's ability to lead and vehicle innovation. here's such a believer in the future of detroit industry but even bought one of several ways first electric vehicles from the chevy fault. as a former taxi driver, he loved driving himself around, even if his erotic aggressive driving style startled sometimes. his steps. although carl was ready to put his own money behind the future of detroit, capitol hill wasn't quite so ready for electric vehicle. without readily accessible charging stations on the health, actually rank an extension cordo out of his window of his office building to recharge his cars battery. he also fought relentlessly to build public transportation in detroit, he had a vision of light rail transport people through downtown detroit. when he believed in something, he wouldn't take no for an answer. the administration of

the company that combines via chrysler and pay jo, developing legal electric vehicle platforms with ranges of up to 800 kilometers a great disappearing act. hundreds of kilometers of rail tracking station facilities were pilfered and sold for scrap metal during south africa lockdown. economists say the 5th is curtailed up to one percent of growth. economy is buckling under the strain of the co, the crisis and ramp and unemployment. this used to be a busy railway station in downtown janice, the like many of those in africa, most developed economy. it's been laid waste. do you know the countries extensive loc downs is o's, amir by the railway station. i'm trying to look for some scrap met. so i can find something to it. but it does go really bad. so if maybe there were some jobs because now the train station is destroyed. i'm picking up grab med says, yeah, no jobs. if any train station there's no jobs anymore. now more trains moving. so i'm just picking up greg matches, forget something. so the looting began soon after the government implemented one of the world's strictest corona virus loo

the company that combined the chrysler and joe, developing legal electric vehicle platforms with ranges of up to 800 kilometers a great disappearing act. hundreds of kilometers of rail tracking station facilities were pilfered and sold for scrap metal during south africa lockdown. economists say the 5th is curtailed up to one percent of growth. economy is buckling under the strain of the covert crisis and ramp into unemployment. this used to be a busy railway station in downtown johannesburg. but like many of those in africa's most developed economy, it's been laid waste during the countries extensive loved downs is o's, amir by the railway station. i'm trying to look for some scrap met. so i can find some into it. but it's just going to be better if maybe there are some jobs because now drain stations are destroyed. and picking up scrap met says no jobs. if anybody in stations there's no jobs anymore. no more trains moving. so i'm just picking up script matches to get something to each. the looting began soon after the government implemented one of the world's strictest corona virus lo

besides the chrysler building and empire state building, and under you can see the statue of liberty.let's go see the side. you can see it all over the _ let's go see the side. you can see it all over the city, - let's go see the side. you can see it all over the city, can't l see it all over the city, can't you? ican you? i can actually see it from where i live, newjersey. the letters are enormous when you get up close. the letters are about 20 feet call and illuminated by leds. how many people have touched the side? you are in a group of less than a dozen people, i am sure. thank you for bringing me up here. you are welcome. i was told to come here to see an orchestra but the address seems to be a normal block of flats. who is it? hello, this isjoe. hello. hello. are you sam? what is happening? this is a classical music house party. come with me. we arrive in the middle of a recital. this is really special. orchestral music. this is a classical music. — this is a classical music house party that connects musicians in the area to people and living rooms or rooftops in the area, so we

he's a former chrysler ceo. you know, bob, i was looking at this back and forth on spending and the inflation argument. democrats seem to be betting that all of this spending which polls very well, is going to keep the boom going through the mid-terms. republicans are saying that all of those gains are wiped out by the extra you're paying at the grocery store and gas and all of that and it's going to hit them hard. where are you on this? >> neil, first of all, thanks for having me on today. i was listening very carefully. mention's idealogical list is on both sides trying to find a compromise. and then when the other guest said that this would be a spark, we're way past a spark. this bill would put us into a blaze. i sit on both sides of the table as a consumer and then as a business owner. i would share with you that from a business standpoint as i get price increases and i'm getting them almost in every business i participate, i have no choice but to pass those on either to the end consumer or to the other cha

and get a hold what chrysler is still sad about her tp being demolished. >> and doesn't like the idea of being fenced in. she acce-ted a tent at the service port area. well, this is just a temporary solution. last month. the city council voted vet the idea of launching its own safe sleeping pilot program. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> now to some breaking international news the president of haiti has been assassinated. the reports this morning said that jovenel mo ease was killed in his home earlier this morning. his wife, the first lady of haiti has also in the hospital right now being treated for her injuries. the president was just 53 years old. we know he spent most of this past year waging a political war with the opposition over the terms of his presidency. there's been a lot of turmoil in haiti over the past year. and this morning. here's their president has been assassinated. we'll take a break. it is 8.11. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, garbage can full of fireworks is set off outside the home. >> of a bay area city council member will tell you why he thinks there wa

and get a hold what chrysler is still sad about her tp being demolished. >> and doesn't like the idea of being fenced in. she accepted a tent at the service port area. well, this is just a temporary solution. last month. the city council voted to vet the idea of launching its own safe sleeping pilot program. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> americans took to the sky over the 4th of july weekend in big numbers confirming that the itch to return to normal summer. travel is real. the tsa says it handled almost 2.2 million people friday the biggest number of airline pas engers since the pandemic began in march 2020 saturday. it was 1.9 million passengers on sunday. 1.6 million yesterday. the tsa is reporting of screen more than 2.1 million people. millions of americans are also hitting the road or we're hitting the road over the holiday inn shelling out a lot of money for gas prices have been skyrocketing, including and san francisco were gallon of unleaded is nearly $6 this particular gas station prices are showing no signs of slowing down. kron four's jonathan mccall has more on this. >> b

honda outsold stellantis, fiat chrysler that happened in the second quarter.u saw a couple of things happening here, first of all, extremely low inventory that is the story going into the second half of the year. transaction prices topping $40,000, look, you're not getting a deal if you go to a dealership now trucks and suvs remain in demand in terms of the total pace of sales, we're waiting on a final number expectation is that it is going to come in between 15.7 and 16 million vehicles don't forget, tomorrow, we get ford, q2 deliveries, sales, i should say, and in terms of deliveries, the expectation is that that is when we will hear from tesla and the expectation for tesla is to deliver that it did deliver a little over 200,000 vehicles guys, back to you. >> auto stocks, 17% off the recent highs phil lebeau, thank you. >>> still ahead, we're counting down to the all important june jobs report. key figure every investor needs to watch next. >>> looking ahead, we got the june jobs report on deck economists are estimating an increase of 706,000 jobs, compared

remember chrysler around gm were about to go bankrupt, in the same way the federal government came inies it is doing things for showbusinesses with this legislation. "hamilton" spent millions of dollars during a time it earned no income. he said money is not going to producers, royalties for artists but they say a lot of this million dollar federal aid is going to these groups, a lot of small businesses that even received a few thousands of dollars in ppp loans ultimately had to close because it just wasn't enough to get them through. neil? neil: thank you for that, hillary vaughn. back to my buddy charles payne. "hamilton" was our first treasury secretary if you think about it, charles. he would marvell at ingenuity and inventness. >> none are going to the producers backers, investors why do they need 30 million? the elites took so much advantage of the ppp program and subsequent programs like this. first of all distortion of amount of money gone to broadway plays versus everything else in this country like restaurants is embarrassing. congress should be embarrassed. they should hide

>> the video is showing him doing maintenance on the spire of the famous chrysler building here in newor. that is a view from the top that we don't normally get to see. >> guys, just the fact that he's holding a selfie stick. >> i know. >> while he wants to capture the video. >> incredibly dangerous but also cool at the same time. >> he's got guts. >> dangerous but cool. >>> mine is about wedding news. anybody at the table -- i don't have wedding news. do you? >> no, sorry. >> i love love, throw. >> i love love, too. >> okay. we would like that -- we want to come to the wedding. sit on the bride's side. >> all right. she's like okay, keep going. this wedding news is gwen stefani and blake shelton, they tied the knot over the weekend. big yay. they exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony at shelton's ranch in oklahoma in a chapel that he reportedly built on the estate. now, the two have been together for nearly six years, and i spoke with them last year -- a couple years ago with gwen and blake, for a grammy special that we were doing. we started talking about their relationship. >> i fe

pretty well over there here in the u.s., jeep and ram is what we are talking about with fiat and chryslermodels how quickly are evs coming to market look at the number of models on sale through 2025? 125. sales are expected to top 1 million by 2024, if not by 2025. the competition is coming. they need to get in the game also, you have two primary competitors. gm and ford. the ford f-150 lightning which is pouring billions in electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles a combined $64 billion through 2025 stellantis much lower. i'm not sure they are planning to spend a couple billion right now. we will get a bigger outline later on today they need to have dedicated plants gm and ford have done that shares of stellantis like the rest of them they had a nice move in last year we will hear from him 8:30 a.m. eastern time look for billions invested the number of new models we will all focus on ev jeeps and ev rams. that's where the market is headed they need to be in the game. >> that's it for you today, phil your focus on cars all right. >> yes did you want me to focus on something else, joe? >>

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