one of the accusers is deputy district attorney councilmember esther lee miss. that revelation over the weekend prompted sonoma county d.a. to recuse her office from the investigation today. california's attorney general office will takeover. more from wayne freedman. >> reporter: a relative calm between exploding bombshells are related to mayor dominic and calls for his resignation. >> it's a bit disgusting. >> the town council is reeling. >> is horrible, horrible has happened, and we need to fix it. >> reporter: last week an investigation revealed four women who accuse the mayor of sexual misconduct beginning in 2003. sophia williams was one of them. she said there would be more. >> to hear the other stories made me realize that there's probably a lot of the comes with stories just like mine or worse. >> moore have come forward including esther lemus who serves on the town council and for the county as a deputy district attorney. that office has sent its investigation to the state attorney general. in the meantime he has accused her of sexually victimizing him

yes he says that his colleague esther lima's you. used her seniority on the council to put him in a compromising position sexually. so these are charges and countercharges back and forth, and it's our understanding. esther lima's will be at wednesday's council meeting. deborah villalon. life force tonight, deborah. thank you. wait we had a nice day out there today again to warm days in a row. we had temperatures like 83 fairfield today warmer than yesterday. 82 antioch. a few degrees warmer. there is well cool it the coast because the fog has come back. the fog is out there now and tomorrow very similar day, except there's more of a sea breeze more wind tomorrow, so oakland airport sfo you're gonna see when gusta 30 34 33 miles. hour, and that's going to shove a bunch of cool air well inland. and so those low eighties like an annual cannes, fairfield turn into mid seventies, maybe maybe some upper seventies but it could be slightly cooler tomorrow, especially in the that's the plan. and, truthfully, we don't have any massive changes

major developments in the penn demick the united states will start sharing up to 60000000 doses of esther's a vaccine with other countries in the next few weeks the shot is not yet authorized for use in the united states which has been under pressure to share more of its vaccine supply with the world and turkey is imposing a full nationwide sound to save to last until the middle of may the number of new infections in the country sold to record levels this month and brazil's health regulates a has denied permission to import precious but make the vaccine citing a lack of information guaranteeing its safety quality and effectiveness it's to some of the stories making headlines around the world nan was a military gentle says' it would quote positively consider suggestions from the association of south east asian nations of how to end the country's crisis the proposals emerge from a weekend summit with south east asian leaders but acts of his say these summits mediation if it's help is just my eyes the gentle noise for the family off a black man killed by police in the united states in the u.s.

has sunday evening at the winds down, green residents held a vigil to support town council member esther lima's after she came forward as the sixth woman to accuse mayor dominic for poli of sexual assault. the women alleged they were drugged by for poli and raped. she was drugged. there were two separate occasions. for poli not only denies this, he says. lima's who also serves as sonoma county deputy district attorney assaulted him. those claims are unconfirmed. it is a classic misdirection. it is. let's shame the victim in some way. let's embarrass her. let's call her the abuser when it's just absolutely without merit. earlier sunday, windsor residents gathered outside christopher creek winery before poli family business and healdsburg calling for dominic for police to step down as mayor. ofa poli, the mayor's brother said he'd already asked for dominic for police resignation as co owner of the winery, which the family has owned since 2000 and 12. you will not be one of the owners, he is no longer an employee of crystal creek. i asked him to step down. yes, and agreed, but the mayor in

leonard: she was josephine esther lauter, and her mother was hungarian. they called her esty, and she liked that better than josephine. david: when you were growing up, were you in a wealthy family at the time? leonard: we were very, very poor. remember, this was the depression. my father has had a very successful business importing silk. now, silk did not do too well during the depression. so he -- his company had to close down, and my mother had always had ambitions to either be an actress or to make people beautiful. and i have a late friend who had been a high school classmate of hers said she was always combing out her girlfriends' hair and making them look pretty. she loved doing that, and that became her avocation and vocation. david: ok, now when you are talking about your youth in new york city, you do it in great detail in the book. how can someone remember things that happened 80 years ago? how do you do that? leonard: david, it's easier to remember 80 years ago than what i had for lunch today. david: i understand that phenomenon. [laughter] ok

proclaiming his innocence in a lengthy statement saturday, foppoli went on to accuse town councilmember estherus of forcing him into a sexual encounter and using her position to silence him. her attorney told kpix 5 it's retaliation for lemus' call for foppoli to resign. >>> also tonight, a long awaited plan to connect two of tahoe's biggest ski resorts could finally become a reality. the company behind squaw valley and alpine meadows hopes to break ground on a new gondola this summer. altera mountain company says the entire ride would take about 15 minutes, transporting skiers and riders through the back country terrain. now, the project is expected to cost about $60 million. the idea still needs approval from placer county and the u.s. forest service. >>> so you'd be skiing from sun up to sun down, i guess, if you're going to take advantage of that entire route, huh? >> i think that's kind of the idea when you go up there, to ski the entire day if you can. >> and then some. >> if we had a gondola ride around here this evening, all you would see is the inside of a cloud. the fog has rolled in

major developments in the pandemic the united states will start sharing up to 60000000 doses of esther's any a vaccine with other countries in the next few months the shot has not yet authorized for use in the u.s. but has been under pressure to share more of its vaccine supply with the world he is imposing a full nationwide lockdown sit and last until the middle of may the number of new infections in the country sought to record levels this month and brazil's health regulator has denied permission to import rushes but make the vaccine citing a lack of information guaranteeing its safety odyssey and effectiveness. and it's not a german when an initially slow vaccine rollout is picking up pace chancellor angela merkel say's she expects that from june anyone who wants to make an appointment for a job will be able to do so her comments came off to a meeting with the 16 state previous to discuss the vaccination drive. chancellor angela merkel dubbed it a meeting of hope the situation in germany remain serious with daily call with 19 cases still alarmingly high and the number of coronavirus p

individual with a brain injury that is led in and it's tied to their criminality i think society esther recognize that it's much more complex people's behaviors are not necessarily reflective of what they want to do they aren't in there and intent many times they are there moments and reasoned if we can do more for these individuals to be preventative future incidents i think a society will benefit because they can be law abiding citizens for contributing to the labor market in the economy. where being ready of taking someone who got lost committed a crime once siro out of desperation sounds very compassionate but you know a lot of people who end up in prison are not interested in becoming better in what i mean is it like i hear you when you say you know when you look at these interviews people's history like you usually see that you know they don't have good childhood and they have you know problems growing up but then a lot of people who have problems in childhood and growing up but they don't end up in criminals you know what i mean so yes so at that a lot of people my point is like

, sunday evening at the windsor town, green residents held a vigil to support town council member esther lima's after she came forward as the sixth woman to accuse mayor dominic for poli of sexual assault. the women alleged they were drugged by for poli and raped. she was drugged. there were two separate occasions for poli not only denies this, he says. lima's who also serves as sonoma county deputy district attorney assaulted him. those claims are unconfirmed. it is a classic misdirection. it is. let's shame the victim in some way. let's embarrass her. let's call her the abuser. win. it's just absolutely without merit. earlier sunday, windsor residents gathered outside christopher creek winery before poli family business and healdsburg calling for dominic for police to step down as mayor joe for poli, the mayor's brother, said he'd already asked for dominic for police resignation as co owner of the winery, which the family has owned since 2000 and 12. you will not be one of the owners, he is no longer an employee of crystal creek. i asked him to step down yes, and agreed. but the mayor,

bullet against the coronavirus prompting even more contradictions within reason we won't give this esther zeneca vaccines of people over 65. it has been greenlighted for people over 55 with a medical condition. astra zeneca has a nature stiction from 18 to 64. the standing committee for vaccination recommends the use of the eschews any $1000.00 vaccine and those over 60 and surely over dissidents are only adding fuel to the fire of the pandemic but the more helter-skelter the official response to the crisis is the more a narcotic the public mood will get as moved people will be pushed and pushed into the ruinous and very very deadly arena of covert denial. we don't want to believe the rules that have been imposed on us they impose on us how to think how to behave they impose measures that are devastating for our people we don't want to tell the readers any longer we can't go where we want we can't go on together we can see our loved ones anymore and we think this is absolutely against our fundamental human rights it's not just some measure of their private lives of our rights and we're re

. >> reporter: windsor councilmember esther lemos did not attend, he accuses her of sexual misconduct. she is one of his accusers. the council voted to demand the resignation but it carry no, sir weight. the only way to remove is if he's convicted as a felony or the voters recall him. in windsor, terry mcsweeney, "nbc bay area news." >>> 4:39, investigators are searching for answers to what led up to a crash involving a chp officer in the south bay. it happened last night near the 280 and 85 interchange of the cupertino area. investigators say another car crashed into the chp suv then flipped on its side. the officer wasn't hurt. the driver of the other car was taken to the hospital. >>> developing now, s.w.a.t. teams surrounding a home in connection with a shooting in san jose. this is along north fourth street near taylor. a suspect is believed to be barricaded inside right now. it's all in connection with a shooting that happened about 12 hours ago, along north fourth and east heading streets, not too far from the middle school. one person was taken to the hospital with life-threat

esther limits is a city councilwoman and prosecutor in windsor, and she told the press democrat that for poli slipped her a drug so that he could have sex with her without her consent. lima's made the accusation after for police said that he had coerced she had coerced him into a sexual situation. holy released a statement this morning that reads in part as to mrs lima's entirely false claims about me if i had treated this pathological liar in any such a manner, why did she regularly publicly praise may, including in a video taken eight days after one of her fanciful stories about me supposedly occurred? lima's has not responded to fa poli's latest statement. several county officials, both u. s congressmen and from the north bay even for police brother are now calling on him to step down. police are investigating two deadly shootings in east oakland last night. that happened just a few hours apart. the first homicide happened at about 6 30 on havens court boulevard near international bowl boulevard. the second homicide occurred just before nine p.m. the bay area news group reports. t

again in your latest book trying to trying to stop science as it was very aware about the power of esther a visit if your discoveries conflict with prevailing political cultural religious forces these are forces that historically have always controlled society yet they'll be resistance for you have to expect that because people in power do not relinquish power easily but at the end of the day or at the end of the decade or the century or the millennium nature is the ultimate judge jury and executioner of any idea what is the boy of spending money on a telescope the gumby repair being sent off like that let alone what's happening on mars in the freezing cold martian surface when there are people in your country freezing to death literally in texas that on the 40000000 on food stamps maybe the real answer is that nasa should run texas. if nasa can put a probe on mars they could run texas in a way that people will not be without heat i guarantee it all right so i think the problem is not do we do this or that it is are the right people making the right decisions in the right place what's mis

from esther's in the jeffery media from the. country. because there would be catastrophic. mission become problematic. graves of being emptied in brazil's largest city to make room for a soaring number of covered 19 deaths grave diggers in south pollo have been banging the remains of people who were buried years ago there were a record number of burials in the city this week brazil is reporting its highest number of deaths since the pandemic began on average around 3000 people died each day this week. bolivia is closing its border with brazil and peru the latest south american country to increase travel restrictions to stop a spike in corona virus cases as concern over the spread of the more infectious varian 1st identified in brazil bolivian authorities are putting border towns on the lockdown or it's been detected chile is closing all its borders for the month starting on monday more than $66000.00 people died in brazil in march of the highest since the onset of the pandemic. a new government has taken power in slovakia replacing the previous one which was brought down by

survived real firestorm now in new turmoil, we are heartbroken and we will support our colleague esther in any way that we can. it's beyond comprehension because lame asses a prosecutor in the sonoma county district attorney's office, criminal review of fa, poley has shifted to the attorney general's office. the mayor has denied the accusations and calls them politically motivated. but protesters have been keeping up the pressure. and at this healdsburg vineyard for police brother and co owner says his sibling has been stripped of any role in their winery. some of the assaults allegedly occurred here. elected officials. many who worked alongside for poli for years, say he has lost any ability to lead sooner later. he's going to be gone, and the sooner he gets out on his own better for all of us. should for poli continue to dig in. a recall effort is attracting volunteers. we have more than 500 households that have already signed up to be a part of this, organizers say they will file recall paperwork by the end of the week and begin circulating petitions if nothing changes. it's very har

age groups that are then asters anika and you know like in spain where i am now they have limited esther's and i get used to those aged 60 to 64 so they'll use up the vaccines they have built in the finished the 2nd doses for that as you have only received one dose and then that will be more than scenes and for the rest of the well what i'm hoping is that we can turn this around and say given that the european medicines agency has said it's safe we can use this to accelerate next ation programs and other parts of the world which is extremely important in order to avoid variance of concerns as variants flourish leave risk that some of them may become resistant to the axioms chris when you have a you facing 400000000 doses of. the americans 300000000 in the past trying to. be ready for the eventuality of starting the fast track vaccination campaign what would be the reaction do you think among the decision makers now against the backdrop of the findings of the ema. well i hope they'll look at the statistics and the statistics paint a very encouraging picture we're talking here about chance e

justice kagan: esther kessler, i recognize we did not cross petition, but i can't believe you think that this $5,980 reward was the limit of where the district court could have gone. i thought on this record, here is the question, on this record, how high could the district court have gone before compromising consumer demand for college sports? mr. kessler: your honor is correct. we advocated for broader relief below. we advocated the ncaa should not impose a restriction. it should be left to the individual conferences who don't have market power. they can't decide if any rules were needed. secondarily, we put in consumer survey evidence a minimum showed consumers said consumers said they were perfectly fine. they would keep watching sports if they get a 10,000 dollars reward for academic achievement. justice kagan so you think that : the evidence that you put in allow a $10,000 award? could it allow more than that? or would you say that was all the evidence indicated, if i said 15,000, does the evidence support going up to 15,000? esther kessler: we did not put in a survey evidence for

to me, what is remarkable about this blog esther running -- this blockbuster earnings port is how sustainabletages could be. they are spending $50 billion on capex. that is building fulfillment centers and delivery stations. they are in a position to control their entire supply chain. that translates into more convenience for customers. lower prices. these are things that even though people might feel more comfortable going back into stores, they are still going to make a difference and people have been forging these online shopping habits. jeff bezos is handing andy jassy a successful company firing on all cylinders. emily: the question is when. they made the point to announce this earlier this year. why are they being vague about when this happens? >> i don't know. they said the third quarter. i expect this is already a leadership transition process that is already taking place and they have a new ceo for aws and i imagine maybe andy jassy is back in his own shadow role following jeff bezos around and getting comfortable running the whole company. emily: all right. you would know better tha

. >> esther on - - yes sir. nelson: does this appear to be a neck restraint. >> no. nelson: is is a proud hold and officer may apply with his knee? >> yes. nelson. nelson: you talked about holding a person in the prone position after they have stopped resisting. do you recall talking about that? >> yes sir. are there circumstances in your career you had to use your body weight to hold a suspect down for longer period of time than two or three seconds? >> yes sir. nelson: did you have to use your body weight to hold a suspect down for ten minutes? >> i'm not sure if i have held somebody down for ten minutes. nelson: is it possible? >> it's possible. nelson: there are circumstances and officer has to take into consideration continuing to use their body weight regardless if a person is resisting or not resisting. >> rephrase that. nelson:me sometimes an officer calls for ems. sometimes an officer may hold a person using bodyweight to restrain them awaiting the arrival of ems. >> yes sir. nelson: you have done itheem yourself. >> i have. nelson: is it fair to say you hav

esther jon ossoff, the senator from georgia was brought in.e got the deal done and we are in -- we are delighted him -- delighted to welcome him. i have to congratulate you. there was a lot of -- a lot at stake with this. give us a sense of how you got it done. resident biden asked you to intervene. >> thank you for having me. it was an extraordinary team effort. i want to commend the united states trade representative. her staff. she did an extraordinary job bringing this to a successful conclusion. i got involved because this is a matter of george's economic interests. 2600 skilled jobs at this innovation facility being built in commerce georgia. billions of dollars of investment in george's economy. this is a strategic investment because we are talking about electric vehicle battery technology. the united states needs a diversified supply chain so our auto manufacturers can access the technology so they have a choice of vendors and we don't want to rely exclusively on imports to provide our automotive industry with this electric vehicle bat

slow down back to the nations we have now today chosen to continue all that she rolled out without esther cynic but each delayed puts more lives at risk as the corona virus spreads it's a balancing act between speed and caution in the fight against covert 19. the risk of dying from cove it is much higher than getting a blood clot from a vaccine but even more concerning is a new report from oxford university that shows catching the corona virus puts you at even more risk of a deadly blood clot in a moment we'll talk to a vaccine scientist at johns hopkins university 1st this report astra zeneca 900 victor vaccine has hardly been out of the headlines since last december in till now it's been instrumental in the success of the u.k.'s vaccination program but from now on its use there will be restricted to those over 30 years of age there have been worries in the european union about its effectiveness and potential side effects germany initially restricted its use to under 60 five's now berlin is recommending it purely for over 60 s those worries were compounded by several cases of a rare thro

>> many are stories that we already know, mary, the mother of jesus or queen esther.t off track and make mistakes. the book is full of women who had all kinds of different experiences who were great and small showing that god would work through the stories. you have prostitute, murderer. in all of the circumstances, these are fascinating stories that stand on their own but when we look at them together, i think they give us a real sense of hope and inspiration for finding courage. we all have those moments that we need those things. arthel: and it reminds us of the compassion that we must extend each other. let's not forget that shannon bream. >> 100%. arthel: nice to see you. happy easter to you and your family. >> you too. eric: thank you very much, arthel and shannon. folks get back on enjoying the high seas, coming up, we will tell you about the new regulations from the cdc.ul ♪ ♪ ♪ so jeff, you need all those screens streaming over your xfinity xfi... for your meeting? uhh yes. and your lucky jersey? oh, yeah. lauren, a cooler? it's hot. it's march. and jay, what

bottom line, did makhia bryant i need to die esther day? how did we get here? this is a failing on part in our community. some are guilty, but all of us are responsible. >> it is a tragedy. there is no other way to say it. it is a 16-year-old girl. i am a father, her family is grieving regardless of the circumstances associated with it, especially the 16 year old girl died yesterday, i sure as hell wish it hadn't happened. >> also tonight a community and elizabeth city, north carolina demanding police accountability now, authorities say a deputy fair shot and killed a man named andrew brown while attempting to serve him with a warrant. brown's family is demanding police release footage from that deputies camera. the white house says, president biden will bring in policing and racial justice during his address to a joint session of congress next week. he has already made it clear he wants to see some sort of legislation and fast, now the pressures on congress to get something to his desk. >> he believes the bar for convicting officers as far to high, it needs to

. >>> today, dominic foppoli ----- one of his accusers is a windsor town council member, esther lemuss and foppoli have accused each other of sexual misconduct. people gathered in greensburg. foppoli was a co-owner. >> i have passion, tolerance and understanding. >> foppoli has denied allegations against him. some have demanded he resign. our reporter will have more on abc7 news at 5:00, today. >>> a division i football player from concord is being credited with helping police apprehended car breaking suspect. as i found out, the suspect, despite being arrested for his crime, was later caught on camera committing a more heinous crime targeting asian seniors. >> do not move! do not move! >> what you are watching as as fpd approach this man. he broke into the home of two asian seniors, ages 81 and 87 in visitacion valley back in february. you can see him running from the home on campbell street, drop a gun, and here it deploy, twice. but this story really begins just a couple months earlier, when a linebacker unknowingly had his own run-in with banks while he was saving his family from

from esther lemus of the windsor town council, i am saddened for the victims and disgusted by the algainst him. in order for our town to continue to function properly, i request his immediate resignation. >> he owns a winery outside of town. wednesday, an attorney representing him told the chronicle that he denies having engaged in any of the abuses described. still, it amounts to a promising political career now in question. >> we are bigger than this. we are better than this. >> in the midst of this, rain windsor. >> there is my testimony in the derek chauvin a pulmonologist described how he believed derek chauvin's knee made it impossible for george floyd to breathe showing x-rays and walking through the process in detail. >> he remained on the neck for another three minutes and two seconds after we reached the point where there was not one ounce of oxygen. >> half of his body weight and his gear weight coming down that is 91.5 pounds coming down directly.>>> derek shelton's actions would have killed even a healthy person with no underlying health problems pick they also also also

probably a lot of victims with stories just like mine >> reporter: moore have come forward, including esthercouncil and for the county as a deputy district attorney. that office has set its investigation to the state attorney general. foppoli, meantime, has accused the victim of sexualizing him., quote, i find it laughable that mayor foppoli is himself as a victim. wednesday night, the town council asked for that. deborah fudge -- >> we really condemn the actions of our neighbor, and wer are meeting on wednesday to call on him to resign. >> reporter: the town council can only ask for a resignation to force the mayor out. it would take a recall. that movement has already started with signatures from 500 households and counting. >> he doesn't have the moral authority. he doesn't have the confidence of the electorate. he doesn't have the skills and meters -- leadership needed. >> reporter: the board of supervisors would resend that, tomorrow. >> this has been an ugly chapter that needs to close. >> reporter: it remains open for now, a steaming controversy in what is usually the most quiet of to

the j&j adverse pattern they see with blood clots looks similar to the esther shot -- the astra shot. a lot of clarity on what the eu was going to do about it, so that is the question as well for the astra vaccine in the u.s. they say the pause should only last a matter of days. they say that providers can still decide if taking the j&j is appropriate. they say these effects have been a be need of that happen a median of nine days after the shot -- these effects have been a median of nine days after the shot. in the meantime, first-quarter earnings season kicking into shape in the u.s. this week. joining us now is sonali basak. what is the number one thing we need to look for for all of these guys? sonali: almost 200%. that is how much equity underwriting is supposed to surge at the top banks. of course, not all banks are created equal. citigroup a huge underwriter of spac's, but morgan stanley, jp morgan also big on ipo's. watching for regulation for citigroup and wells fargo. citigroup is amazingly trading cheaper relative to book value than all of the major banks. there are things

. >>> this from councilmember esther lemus. i am saddened by the victims and disgusted by the allegations against dominic foppoli . in order for our town to continue to function properly, i regret the resignation of dominic foppoli from mayor immediately. >>> time now is 6:09. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, protecting schools from wildfires. the effort underway in nevada county to clear fire danger away from the classrooms. >>> an investigation into the disappearance of a little bay area girl who mysteriously vanished five years ago. the great party carly you must of blown your budget. not exactly. you have great wine name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello? grocery outlet bargain market. oh, more bubbles? more bubbles for less benjamins our amazing 20% off wine sael is going on now until april 13th at your neighborhood grocery outlet >>> welcome back. the time now is 6:12. this week marks's five years since arianna speaks banished from san francisco. the fbi is s

. >> there's a question from esther chapman. can you talk more about what you learned as a caregiver about advocating in the healthcare system and how can caregivers learn that skill besides learningthe hard way ? >> i definitely learned the hard way . i really try to go in there and look professional. if not professional, at least put together and to be somebody who is trustworthy and have my notebooks and try to get that respect so i would seem like a partner to the physicians and not seem like some lady whose along for the ride because i think there's a lot of -- for me, i encountered a lot of being taken for granted. you're here to do the things that need to be done, we're going to tell you what those things are and you should do them and that was unstated and pushing back was challenging. it's hard to push back against these big systems. brad was being treated in sacramento at uc davis medical center and that place is a bureaucratic maze. it's a teaching hospital which is great which provided us with a lot of access to amaz

one of those accusers, fellow council member esther lima's.he did not attend the meeting, but sent a statement that was read by the town manager. this is very personal and traumatic for me. yes, i will not be in attendance. the sequel. the meeting lasted several hours and included emotional and sometimes angry. public comment. you're a rapist. and everyone knew it wasn't a secret. and then you dare show your face. some cried. others told the mayor to move out of town. i'm ashamed of you and this right, you're better off just going into the mountains somewhere and living there the rest of your life. you should make this easier for the rest of the victims and sonoma county. please stepped out. and if you don't, i hope to god that you hear my voice in your head mayor for poli did not resign. instead he urged the public to let the process go through the justice system before deciding if he did anything wrong, and to judge him instead on his job as mayor, i understand why so many people are upset and supporting those accusing me. first instinct wou

has begun legal action against british swedish pharmaco number of esther's seneca over delays in supplying its covert 19 vaccine the company is on course to deliver just a 3rd the number of doses it previously promised to score the european commission says the firm has failed to respect their contracts and has quote no reliable plan for ensuring timely deliveries russians and co says the litigation is without merit but the e.u. is resolved to go ahead what matters to us in this case is that we want to make sure that he's a speedy delivery of a sufficient number of doses that the european citizens are entitled to and which has been promised on the basis of the contract so the commission has indeed started siegal action on its own behalf and on behalf of the 27 member states that are slightly aligned in their support for this procedure thank you. it's supporter going now they country is the largest producer of lithium in europe one day it could be home to the largest mine on the continent for the rare metal which is an essential component for the batteries used in mobile phones and electric

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