dag: yeah, it's a variation of that, right. so instead of having to write xactly every code as instructed, you're really describing what it is you want it to do and modelling what you and the computer does the rest. so there's a lot of benefits to that. faster toeasier and actually program. box 's a bit of a black there so people who have bad intentions can't deliberately program -- they don't have creating wreaking the havoc other systems might have if they don't have a system like that. that's a super crucial aspect to this. important computer science break through that our science department came up with, excited about that. matthew: you mentioned wreaking havoc. hawking said artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race. says he's concerned about it. el akin to a aid it's demon. do you believe it might enslave s all or do you have an outlook? dag: i was waiting for this question. atthew: got to give the people what they want. i actually am glad these questions are coming up because i do think this is going t

but that domed stadium comes at a hefty price dag. $1.9 billion. this stadium is still far from a done deal. $715 million in public invest ment. that money coming from a room tax. we asked the vp about that. >> almost a $2 billion stadium. a new home for the las vegas raiders. basically a no cost nevada taxpayers. but the benefits them being through the entrance and tourism, more money for them, more money for education. >>> raider deal will get done sooner rather than later. >> we love our raider family. and so that's why everyone is so excited for them to come to las vegas and support the dome. this is a huge opportunity for us not only as raider fan, but as a community in las vegas. >>> and the fans tell me that the stadium site location that are up for grabs been narrowed and one in the valley courses. right now they tell me those guys are interchangeable at this moment. they don't have one favored over the other. but this much is sure, they're going to make a full court press so to speak, to use different terminology there. they're saying at l

. >> reporter: roughly 90% of the homes have flood dag washed out. christina broad and her boyfriend, brooks wilson, returned to their flooded home for the first time, monday. >> oh my god. i worked my entire life for this. it's washed away. >> it's like the end of your world. having to start over like that. >> reporter: more than 11,000 people have been forced into >> i never thought i would see this day. >> reporter: 20,000 have been rescued since friday, in large part due to the help of volunteers. greg's home is a loss but he's thankful for what he still has. >> we are homeless today but we are hopeful. we will be build. >> reporter: omar fee front car, baton rouge, louisiana. >> homeless but hopeful. we are certainly thinking about those folks in our prayers and well wishes. >>> back at home, we haven't seen rain. it's just plain hot outside. >> it was plain hot yesterday and dangerous for some folks because we had that heat advisory. today, no heat advisory but still very hot. you need to take necessary precautions, especially if you or you kno

sounds like they gather frequently for trees dag races. this is an actually -- [ indiscernible ] >> do you have to say it like now you see the lights come on. and this is a drag race that actually is organized and happens quite often. >> oh, kind of like in the states when the police officer play intramural basketball with the kids the federales drag race -- [ speaking spanish ] >> who's going to win? >> i don't think it matters who crosses the line. the federales won. >> yeah. >> they always will >> can you imagine -- how fast we're going? >> right. >> can the cops walk him down? >> i'd turn the lights on. >> just that little -- >> in the end these guys just start cracking up. the problem is these videos hit the web and now they're causing a stir because that was not an officer in the vehicle, in fact, they were able to identify the driver as the mechanic. >> oh. >> oh. >> back -- >> that's awesome. >> good shakedown. got to make sure that his work -- >> he better -- >> well no word on what's going to happen right now. this is still kind

sounds like they gather frequently for trees dag races. this is an actually -- [ indiscernible ] >> do you have to say it like that? >> youav now you see the lights come on. and this is a drag race that actually is organized and happens quite often. >> oh, kind of like in the states when the police officer play intramural basketball with the kids the federales drag race -- [ speaking spanish ] >> who's going to win? >> i don't think it matters who crosses the line. the federales won. >> yeah. >> can you imagine -- how fast we're going? >> right. >> can the cops walk him down? >> i'd turn the lights on. >> just that little -- >> in the end these guys just start cracking up. the problem is these videos hit the web and now they're causing a stir because that was not an officer in the vehicle, in fact, they were able to identify the driver as the mechanic. >> oh. >> servicing the vehicle. >> oh. >> back -- >> that's awesome. >> good shakedown. got to make sure that his work -- >> he better -- >> well no word on what's going to happen right now

scientists believe it has a sun and water and therefore possibly charlie dag ata-- d'agata takes us there. >> reporter: turns out the next star over in our privileged little corner of the galaxy has a planet that looks a lot like ours. at a mere 4.2 light-years away, proximab is sitting right on our astronomical door step. huge news? just ask theoretical fis yis michio. >> astronomers hit the jackpot. this is a dream come true. imagine the holy grail of astronomy is to find the closest-- closest planet to the earth, a twin, a doppelganger in outer space and now we have it. >> what we have is a planet that is a bit more massive than earth. and a year on proximab is only about 11 days, that is because it is a lot closer to its sun. but that star is a red dwarf, a lot cooler than our sun which means surface temperatures are likely to fall somewhere between smack dab in the middle of what scientists call the goldilocks zone astrophysicist richard nelson was on the team that discovered the new world. >> i think the planet itself may very well be covered in water. i think it might be what we ca

dag ostino had a pretty bad knee finished. it turned out dagostino tore her acl. that means she's out for the final. >>> if you think the walls are to keep fans in the stands and everybody out of trouble, you aren't as open minded as anthony rizzo. the cubs 1st down a foul popup that looked pretty destined to land in the stands until rizzo jumped on the wall to lean in and make the catch for the out. yeah, that actually happened. hey, use what you got, right? >> and that's legal. absolutely. the stories we're working on for eyewitness news at 11:00. for that we turn to sade baderinwa. >> a lieutenant blacklisted and she -- a tenant blacklisted and she didn't even know it. the one blemish on her record forcing her to live in a shelter. >> plus, police need your help to crack a robbery pattern. we'll have that and more tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. >> i'll see you then, sade. watch tonight. i'm bill ritter. world news tonight is next. have a great night. see you tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. fire onboard. mor

have finished last in the women's 5,000 m qualifying heat, but in the world's eye, topsfield east abby dag see know i she had her sights set on the finish line when u.n. runner nikki hamlin fell, taking dagastino down with her. >> oh. >> nancy: the dartmouth grad was able to get up, but instead of racing ahead, she turned her attention to her competitor. >> she's like, come on, we have to get up. we have to finish this. come on, get up! >> nancy: once they were both quickly realized it was dagastino who needed help. despite her injury, the massachusetts runner was determined to finish the race. >> this is what the olympics should be about. >> nancy: hamlin and dagastino gave each other a big hug before the american runner was taken away in a wheelchair. >> i never met her before. but i want to meet her now. >> nancy: back home in topsfield, they're celebrating abby. people who know her aren't surprised hand. >> abby has a big spirit and a big heart. >> that's her mission in life, to help people. she wants her rubbing to be a platform for inspiring people. as god made it, that's what happen

the governor nouns dag officials have detected 10 new cases and that brings the total number of people with the virus in florida to 14 in the miami dade area. governor rick scott is now asking for federal emergency response team to help control the spread of zika. the cdc has issued an advisory that says pregnant women should not travel to the so-called zika transmission area and pregnant women who live there should take steps to prevent mosquito bites and sexual spread of the virus. >>> the newly completed philadelphia temple the church of jesus christ of ladder day saints opened its doors to the media today. gave us a sneak peek inside the new temple located at 17th and 59. this was the first mormon temple in pennsylvania and will serve tens of thousands from the entire area. >> they will will be able to come here instead of having to travel to washington, d.c. or new york city today two temples that are closest to them. this will greatly increase access for them. >> the temple will offer tours to the public for a limited time during august and september. you just have to reserve a s

did your foup dags get million of dollars as a result of that? you a second time allow the uranium, which is a strategic as sit to be exported. by the way, you can't do that without uranium. let me ask you, why did you do it? that's the kind of specificity that we should be bringing up r or. >> it seems like every other republican is better at asking questions than donald trump. i hear it time after time. >> but the point is that that is dynamite. you cannot explain it. >> right. we'll see. if he can make this case at the 26th debate of september. >> he has a couple of week to get this thing together. the answer is riter beshe is their stuff. trump has call of the stuff in the world. you just need to take like your prosecutor. >> and speaking of the president, 17 months in the making by president obama to the family of isis hostage kayla mueller, what we are hearing about that muler murdered by the terrorist group. we're looking ahead on sunday morning future as our panel will get into that. stay with us. ♪ with this level of engineering... it's

clintons should be releasing her e-mails and we all want to know what's going on with the clinton town dags. they are picking kof certain money. zbli i want to hear this. will we see them before the election? >> that's up to him and his attorney. his answer is once the audit is done he'll release them. if it is done then potentially. >> tomorrow donald trump is expected to give a speech. what are we going to learn? >> it is on policy, and anti terrorism. 50% of folks feel less safe than eight years ago. you can see our life, an deron dean know. folks came in and see what happened in nice, what happened in paris. that will be the key to tomorrow's address? >> what is he going to give us in trerms so that the enmy knows what we are doing but people are getting specifics. so unwith making sure they do not enter sw the yits and good enoughing it to him all over the world. >> you do you think he will have relationships terms with a oh government cleeders? >>> he. >> when you have to do overseas it is more difficult to jump over hurdles. look what's happening under the clinton-obama administratio

. >> hello and what are we celebrate dag? national ice cream sandwich day. >> got to like that. >> ice cream sandwiches. very exciting morning. if you weren't sure why you were excited about tuesday, now you know why. coming out of the bushes this morning, it's a good ride so far here along 202. a ride that is about to get better because in just a few days we get the third lane opened here in each direction between 401 and the 30 bypass. not opened yet. you're still just dealing with two lanes this morning but they're going to continue working the next couple of nights and get those third lanes ready in each direction. this widening project has been going on for about five years now, so we're very happy to have those third lanes joining us later this week. meanwhile elsewhere on 2021 of our friends bearded runner out and about along 202 in tredyffrin says watch out there's an object on the road there. he was using the waze app one of the members of our 6abc commuter team which you can be, too, when you download the waze app -

she disagrees saying the clinton fond dags is working for betterment of people.ld not be shut down. >> any foundation money should be sent back to the donors or given to the people of indiana for help. >> the state department telling americans to avoid iran over fears they could be illegally jailed. three americans have been taken since january. this as the white house is contradicting remarks made by evenor administration officials calling a $400 million cash payment to the country leverage in exchange for four american prisoners. >> it would have been foolish not to maintain maximum leverage. if you are asking me was there help in that regard. >> i never described it as a coincidence. never did. i recognize other people have raised that prospect. i am not really sure why. clearly iran was in the business of signing off on agreements. we were going to get as much as we could out of a deal. >> repeatedly refused to state the difference between leverage and random. >> the police union dozens of officers asking the city to over ride it's contract which would allow

[cheers] forget, all the spouses and families of the dag auxiliary -- dav auxiliary. [cheers] thank you for welcoming us to the great state of georgia and the beautiful city of atlanta. [cheers] our pleased to be joined by secretary of va bob mcdonnell. [cheers] hard,working hard, everything the day. the transfer that v.a. to serve our veterans better. he still gets out his cell phone number and e-mail. not many people know this, that he has received more than 45,000 calls, e-mails and texts. i don't know what his bundle is looking like, i hope he has a teamplan but bob and his worked to deal with each one of those techs or e-mails or phone calls he receives because every single veteran matters. [cheers] thank you for the great work you are doing. it is good to be back with the disabled american veterans. what a journey we have had together. it is great to be here. we have worked together backgrounds and senator. you are one of the first veteran organizations i called when i ran for president. i welcome you to the white house as a partner, i came to convention in my f

how after falling in her 5,000 meter race abbey dag stine of the u.s.eam stopped to help nicki hamlin of the new zealand team. she had also fallen and how moments later, the kiwi from new zealand did the same thing for the american, helped her get up. i'm never gonna forget that moment. that girl is the spirit of the olympic story. i love that country, brazil, love its spirit and cannot believe how beautiful the pictures are. ip neema and copacabana beaches. and the women's competition early on against that incredible backdrop. good for brazil. good for those athletes who show what people are able to do when they train to be their best. and isn't it great as we celebrate the human body and what it can achieve under pressure, we get a glimpse thanks to these two women of the human spirit at its best. that's "hardball" for now. thank you for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >> tonight on "all in"- >>'m fighting all of us across the country are fighting for a peaceful regime change in our own country. >> a shock shake-up on team t

. >> hash dag care to dare. >> what kind of dares. >> one of the dares toys wear a speed owe, wear thisuit. i have to, sing the preample of the constitution. listen to a song honorary pete for one hours. the kind of like hazing. o. to joy for second half of the ride for two hours. >> what was the deal with clothespin hooked tour nipples. >> last time difficult this second care to dare ride. last time my friend dad dared me to wear clothespins on my nipples the entirety of the 45 . that is a new excruciating form of pain. >> what does your mom think about this. >> my mommies proud. some of the dares she is's like my goodness but she's my biggest fan. >> would she be worried i would be worried. >> they numbed up but when i took them off, my goodness. >> i bet. >> if you were really -- >> no, no we won't make do you it. >> where do you get to school. >> in college. >> one of the interns here at fox 29 go to ith aca. >> i want to be in your shoes right here. >> is that right. >> well on your way. >> we will see many, many years down the road. >> i love it. >> when he walks around i check ou

why it's so important to stay miles away from any kind of rhetoric, which is open for that imterp dags. >> is it fair to -- morally responsible yes and sometimes. >> remember, too, that second amendment people, many of them, not all but many of them believe the purpose. the second amendment is not necessarily hupting or we have the guns that are necessary to take action against them. you're going to get some second amendment extremists out there who are going to read this as saying what mr. trump said legitimatizes use we're not committing crimes, they will think. we're acting as patriots. patriotism requires that the blood, that the tree of liberty be refurbished ever so often. that's part of the rhetoric. and trump plays into that rhetoric. >> gotta go. >>. >> i've got to go, david. >> let me just add 20 seconds. i do think trump doesn't intend this. i just don't think he understands how red rick can trigger something. >> thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate it. up next, a growing number raspberry of so we don't have to freeze it. running for president means staying in a different hote

dag steep know and new zealand athlete made headline after they collided and helped each other let's take a look at the medal count. the u.s. continues to tom nate. we have 93 medals overall, including 30 gold. china is in second place followed by great britain. >>> coming up, new concerns about construction on the long fellow bridge. >> the questions over just how much the project will ultimately cost and who is picking up that tab. >> plus, it could be the future of ride sharing. the local university working on cars that know when and where >> we're talking about temperatures coming in the 80s today. some clouds around this morning and isolated shower along the south coast. a beautiful end to the week. what about the weekend? we'll talk about it when we come at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all with fresh salad and unlimited bread. you can't fake steak. for lunch try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo starti

[cheers] forget, all the spouses and families of the dag auxiliary -- dav auxiliary.cheers] thank you for welcoming us to the great state of georgia and the beautiful city of atlanta. [cheers] our pleased to be joined by secretary of va bob mcdonnell. [cheers] hard,working hard, everything the day. the transfer that v.a. to serve our veterans better. he still gets out his cell phone number and e-mail. not many people know this, that he has received more than 45,000 calls, e-mails and texts. i don't know what his bundle is looking like, i hope he has a teamplan but bob and his worked to deal with each one of but bob and his team work to deal with each one of those texts or emails or phone calls he receives because every single veteran matters. and he knows that. so, thank you, bob, for the great work you're doing. so it's good to be back with the disabled american veterans. what a journey that we've had together. we worked together back when i was a senator. you were one of the first veterans' organizations i called when i ran for president. i welcomed you to the white

it's impossible to tell where the clinton foun dags ends and the state department begins. about her crime to congress over and over again she lied to congress. i don't know if congress is going to do anything about it. i'm so look of seeing and thinking. she lied to congress 100% everybody agrees and it takes so long for them to fact. you're beginning to say what happen happened. let congress act immediately. the fbi did not act. i am so disappointed. i am so disappointed. i have high respect. how did they let that happen. she was so guilty. she was so guilty. the world is laugh iing at us, folks. . and then you have bill clinton meeting with the attorney general in the back of an airplane for 39 minutes. he said they were talking about golf and their grand kids. give me a break. and very importantly, bill clinton, after all of that and after the beautiful gift he was given, bill clinton essentially called the fbi director james comey a liar when he said the fbi director was spouting bull. can you imagine? they don't realize that they owe the fbi director their political l

trying to make the case there is this tremendous personal gape and you don't see that in the foub dags, is he looking in the wrong place? what do you think, molly? >> i think the speeches are a big issue. i'm surprised it has taken this mo long for the clinton foundation to be an issue. i think part of that is that the trump campaign hasn't been particularly focused on prosecuting a case against hillary clinton in an organized and systematic way. the fact that this has become such an issue may be evidence that his new campaign team is doing a bet he job at driving messages about hillary clinton's untrust worthiness and about the various involvements that she and her husband have had in various financial things. >> and politically the clinton campaign figures anything that is a sensitive subject will just go away in a couple of news cycles because donald trump won't be able to talk about something. he will say something outrageous and everyone will move on. if it sticks she will have to give a speech, defend it, defend the foundation's work and what it did. >> that's gamble. donald trum

. >> do you know who tim dag -- dagget is? >> yeah, he is a gymnast guy.etter, more affordable so it can reduce emissions around the world. that's what we're working on right now. ♪ energy lives here. >>> so watters world wanted to go back to the medieval times, but we could not afford the trip, so we headed upstate to new york for the renaissance fair. take a look. >> is there a fellow here by the name of jesse watters? >> welcome, friends. welcome. >> and look at those dimples. >> those are lazy. >> oh! >> bull's eye. >> what? >> one, two, three, four. >> one of the finest ales, and is that . >> i think you have your moment, as well. >> have you been following the election? >> a little bit. >> are you excited for the race? >> sure. if that is what you want to call it. >> do you know who hillary's vp pick is? >> it rhymes with bane. >> tim kaine? >> i am boring. >> what do you think about trump's vp pick? >> i just don't like trump. i want to rip his hair off. >> do you know trump's vp mike? >> mike -- >> jones. >> do you know where benghazi is? >> india?

the national weather service says trees tore down power lines and left a trail of dag miles long. no injuries, fortunately, were reported. david and i were on the anchor desk when the warning came in yesterday afternoon. >> yeah. >> our boss was telling me the lighting from the storm set a house on fire. i am sure the tornado that we called weak is probably very offended by that. >> strong enough. >> the other one, small. any tornado is not a good tornado. >> nope. 1-2 of the thunderstorms fire up, maybe do that again. the chances are there when you get the extreme heat and humidity in texas, oklahoma, nebraska, kansas, the ohio valley. we will get that heat and humidity the next 4 days. here is a look outside, good looking cumulus clouds as the boats are making their way up and down the east river here. a lot of boat traffic here at noon time. hazy, humid, temperature, 91. noal temperature this time of the year is 83. normally down side of a dog days of summer on the 11th, usually when they end and the dog star doesn't rise until the 15, but dog days are running late. 57% humidit

nikki hamblin calls down and american abbey d'agostino trips over her, injuring her own knee, she urges daggostino back to her feet. they both go on to finish the race. the last two spots, both runners are allowed to compete in the final friday. that's outstanding. guys, 16 medals up for grans. you have the women's 100-meter and 100-meter hurdles and men with argentina as well. guys. >> very cool. just to see that display of sportsman ship. knowing it was going to cost her time, coy, she still did it. that's awesome. >>> let's get an early start on "your money." drama the maic days for stock investors, stocks paused yesterday. dow futures look a little slow right now. achieving record highs for the first time since 1999, fierce debate on whether the market is ri rising. and people spending money on home improvements, home depot stocks rising in premarket trading. rival lows reports later. another positive, census bureau said housing starts hit a 1.2 million rate in march. much higher than expected. >>> delta air lines getting down to business. giving business riders their own plane. an flat

tell me how the found dag ranks compared to other nonprofits and why they get an a. >> the clinton foundationent charity. they are able to get 88% of their spending to bona fide program services and their fund-raising efficiency is really low. only costing them $2 to raise $100. they are out there with other charities such as doctors without borders, salvation army, american red cross. on the other hand, charity watch has f rated charities such as feed the children that only gets about 42% of their cash spending to bona fide program services. >> across the board, people in your business of rating charities who are not politically motivated say it is stellar. and then you get the opinion piece in usa today written today saying yes the clinton foundation supports many good works notably the fight against hiv aids. no it is not the most corrupt enterprise in political history as donald trump is calling it. nor is there enough evidence of potential criminality to warrant appointment of a special prosecutor trump is seeking. but the only way to eliminate the odor surrounding the foundation is to w

the clinton down dags and it also has the presidential library and then the partnership and that's comender fire previously and it was established by canadian and works to form. they say that if hillary clinton is elected they will be the own mgo and the clinton name will come off of it illegally. that's not determined if the which i thinks a changes are going to be made and then the alliance for the clinton foundation and the american heart association. that groups saying that they do not illicit founding and while it has it's own model no changes are in the works and we will see. there are too small to fail and that's the foundation and tells us that because there's no clinton foundation and we receive the donation and evaluating if they can survive without the funds and then clinton sweden that's going to be shuttering all together. both of the foundation and e-mails play into the long standing narrative that the republicans bit up that hillary clinton cannot be trusted. the damaging is that the clintons play by their over set of rules and appearance of it. joining me now is richard

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and most of the reports are about trees leaning against homes, not so much dag homes. but now that it's a bit brighter, there is more daylight, they are hoping to get a better assessment. they are calling a second alarm because they were not able to drive down the roads because of the trees and the utility poles that have come down. they are walking home to home, but no known injuries at this point. we will keep you posted with any updates. live from concord, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. for us. randy: doug is in marlborough. doug? doug: randy and emily, it's interesting, some folks are starting to wake up, coming out of their moments and neighbors are saying what's going on? and everything is fine in my house. i have got power. not the case for some folks in other parts of the street. as you can see, we have a tree down, into the wires up there, and we actually have the tree company, tree removal service that's on the site right now, and the national grid pulled out, the treeuy and they are going to try to remove the debris before they can get to the wires and get

secretary general dag hammarskjold was assassinated by a south african paramilitary organization supported by the cia and british intelligence. hammarskjold was the u.n.'s second secretary general and died in a plane crash in 1961. the south african government has announced the recent discovery of decades-old intelligence documents detailing the alleged plot. the cia has denied involvement. and u.s. war resisters who went to canada to avoid serving in iraq and afghanistan are asking canadian prime minister justin trudeau to allow them to remain in the country. hundreds of u.s. war resisters moved to canada in the early 2000's but faced deportation after the election of the conservative harper government in 2006. resisters still in canada say they are hoping prime minister justin trudeau's liberal government, elected last year, will make a final decision about their legal status in the country. polls suggest a majority of canadians support allowing the vets to stay. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan

distorted portrayal of how often she crossed paths with individuals that gave to the clinton noun dags the data, he says, "does not account for more than half of her tenure as secretary of state." anderson. >> donald trump, how has he been reacting to this ap report about the clinton foundation because it comes at a good time for the trump campaign. this is something they've been focusing on for the last several days. >> it does, indeed. he and mike pence have been calling for the clinton foundation to be shut down. tonight they're using this story to fire up supporters as another example to suggest the clintons are corrupt. trump says this is evidence of pay for play. important to point out, we have no evidence of that in our own reporting here after going over thousands of e-mails and of course there are some more e-mails still to come here. there's no question, it creates at least the appearance of conflicts and for the clinton campaign, that's another headache here in this congoing controversy. a state department spokesman told cnn that donors to the foundation do request meetings,

dag: search is not going anywhere, i think you will find that the more capable the intelligent assistance income, the more of a primary source for many things they become to the user. when there is 1000 inc. -- 1000 .hings i can do with this when you see how seamless it is you really do not want to go back to the old way. let's talk about what we take for granted. if you want to do something you either go to an url where you download an app, which you have to have heard about, then you have to sign up and learn how to use it and then enough to place it on the home screen or wherever else it is. there is a lot of steps involved . it is much easier to be able to have this assistant with you and you state your intent and what you are trying to do and that experience, as it becomes more powerful and developers banded together to create -- then together, users will migrate toward the new world. i do not think search will disappear, but i think the rise of the assistant is inevitable. it goes from means even installing an app that is accessed through notifications or the a text message or somet

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