down goes floyd. but a cat has nine lives. floyd's okay. floyd the cat, we just called your play. post your videos on social media using the hash tag. throw in name, age, city and star of your video and we may see you on tv. at least we hope so. also, charles barkley taking another shot at draymond green. that's at 11:00. >> again? okay. thanks, larry. that was great with floyd. >> glad you liked it. >>> join us tonight for "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> i'm amanda del castillo in san jose. from health crisis to financial crisis, agencies and officials here in san jose are working to help the homeless population, as well as others struggling during this pandemic. that story at 11:00. >>> health experts are warning of a zoom fatigue. what you need to know. >> coming up tonight at 8:00, it's week three of "the bachelor," listen to your heart. followed by "the baker and the beauty" and "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> all right. that do will it for this edition of "abc7 news." thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you again at

down goes floyd. the cat has nine lives. he's okay. the cat we called your play. >> remember, if you want me to call your play. post on social media and use the hash tag. all right. a's minor leaguer noah van doing a bat flip after homering off his wife. pay back can come in so many ways. she says two can play that game. and aloha means you're sleeping on the couch. >>> thank you soft for j ♪ pa-da-pa, pa-da-pa, pa, , , , pa-da-pa ♪ ♪ jimmy kimmel live >> from his house! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. welcome to my home. hard to believe it's already halloween, isn't it? i hope you had a good weekend. let me guess, you baked bread and watched the michael jordan documentary? i'm actually feeling great today. this morning i woke up, i rolled up my sleeves, i injected a big syringe of formula 409 into my arm and i am now coronavirus-free. the tide pods appear to be turning against president wackadoodle. dr. donald jingleheimer trump spent the weekend trying to pretend he wasn't really suggesting that maybe we should inct

down goes floyd. the cat has nine lives. he's okay. cat we called your play. >> remember, if you want me to call hash tag. all right. a's minor leaguer noah van doing a bat flip after homering off his wife. pay back can come in so many ways. she says two can play that game. and aloha means you're sleeping on the couch. >>>ou st f >> announcer: today on "tamron hall," at the center of the covid-19 storm, atlanta's mayor fights to protect the residents of her city. plus, the new faces of the hunger crisis brought on by the pandemic, and cal ripken jr. is pitching in. in all new "tamron hall" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> tamron: welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. what a difference a week makes. in the last several days, the country went from a complete lockdown and strict stay-at-home orders to seven governors reopening their states for business, and more plan to reopen very soon. in georgia, after criticism from president trump and concern from public health officials, governor brian kemp has allowed gyms, hair and nail salons, bowling alleys,

floyd was one of the ten richest men in the country. he was one of the robber barons right up with the binder builds, the carnegie is, he was up there. he built america. they are the power coupled to end all power couples and nobody has ever heard of them. we all know memoirs can be self-serving. everyone can tell you that. jackie's memoirs no exception. i wanted to see if everything she said was true. and, for the most part yes, i was able to find a lot of other sources to back up all of her records and all of her stuff at the presidents. the first woman to break the sound breaker. i have stuff to back it all up but i cannot find anything to back up your orphan story and she readily admitted that she made that bit up which i thought was interesting. so, digging into jackie's early life was like the funnest thing in the world come in involve finding early divorces records with a very excited clerk at the montgomery county clerks office. i don't even know where that was coming think it was in georgia especially now that i'm here. so, eve

floyd was one of the ten richest men in the country. he was one of the robber barons he was up with the carnegie's vanderbilt, he built america. they are the power couple to end all power couples and no one has ever heard of them. we all know memoirs can be self-serving, everyone can tell you that. jackie's memoir is no exception. soie i was wanted to see if everything she said was true. for the most part, yes. i was able to find a lot of other sources to back up all of her records this tough with the president breaking the sound air she was rented yet your, millie ehrhardt, but it couldn't find anything to back up her orphan story so she readily admitted she made that bit up which i thought was very interesting. so digging into jackie's early life was like thein funnest thing in the world. it involves fighting early divorce records with the very excited clerk at the montgomery county clerk'sy office. i didn't even know where that was i think was in georgia actually. now that i'm here. everything about jackie's adult life as a pilot was

head writer alex bays, teeing off on pink floyd.t's right, a new jersey man hosted a pink floyd cover band concert, even though new jersey law is very clear -- no non-springsteen cover bands. according to a new report released by food delivery service uber eats, the most popular takeout dish in kentucky last month was pad thai. and based on how things are going, the most popular next month will be old derby losers mike scollins. take it up with him on twitter and finally, yesterday was manatee appreciation day a day for manatees, oh, dugo-ong this brings us to a segment called "one of my writers explains a joke. ♪ >> seth: hey, everybody. i am joined now by one of our writers, who is social distancing like we all should be, ally hord. how are you, ally? >> i'm good, how are you doing, seth >> seth: good. it's nice to see you i only see you via the jokes you submit and you submitted one that yesterday was manatee appreciation day manatee appreciation day, oh, dugo-ong and can you just explain that, quick? >> happily okay, so you know

floyd was the chairman of the void of the foundation. so all of a sudden they are the celebrities everyone wants to be in the chair he happens to be at the right place in the right time with the right background and experience in physical fitness to take the same medical test because randy is curious whether or not a woman would be able to be proven. you can't pass the medical test that she performed adequately in a key in corporate dat heat incs into a paper he gave at a medical conference in the fall of 60. in the fall of 1960 you had the words woman and astronauts in the same sentence what do you think the press is going to pick up some of the press went nuts it's like the same way you have the discovery of evidence. women have the samete tests giv. the media went crazy and completely came up with this whole thing a woman is going to go into space and it becomes this frenzy with jerry epicenter and eventually became a doctor we all know the potential of one is a very important sample size, so a big if more women to do the tests and ge

by may 6th, we will complete installation of units at phoebe, putney memorial hospital in albany, floyd medical center in and navsent health in macon. phoebe putny hospital bill gain 24 hospital bleeds. rome medical center in will gain six critical care beds beds, general hospital and nav in macon will gain seven general care bed and 17 hospital beds. by may 14th, when installation the fourth unit is complete, northeast georgia medical center in gainesville will gain 10 care beds and 10 general hospital beds. as you know across the nation, the coronavirus has had a long-termg impact on care facilities, putting vulnerable populations at risk causing alarm among public health officials, healthcare our families. and georgia's battle with covid-19 these facilities continues to wage on and we are fighting it literally with everything in our to keep the medically fragile and elderly out of way.s as you know, on april the eighth, i signed an order strict sanitation protocols and changes in existing living arrangements, including a ban on visitors, except for end of life stop thences, to spread

my dad found a way to bring us into the civil rights movement that tim and floyd patterson -- back then it was the boxers that would go down and trouble with my dad it wasn't the baseball players. they needed people to add visibility to the movement and floyd was one of the great guys that went down. that picture right there is actually ag gaston motel were dr. king was staying. >> host: this one appear by my finger? >> guest: right. my dad anne patterson went down the next day to bring money for the children who had been jailed during the marches. they went to the site. they also state that that motel. >> where it had been bombed? >> guest: edit just been bombed. >> host: martin luther king a friend of the family? >> guest: yes, a friend of the family. what we did as a family is we did, start doing jazz concerts and a first jazz concert was all to raise money. it was in june. then we went -- >> host: at the house? >> guest: our house congested my brothers and i sold hotdogs and sodas. return in $1000 after the concert and we had a second one after, just after the march on washington. w

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out floyd county that's right next door to where i grew up. only way out when i was 9 years old a saw this 48 hours news program which made sweeping generalizations about people from my region. like we were all to be pitied so this is. the probable that show made me feel shame for being from eastern kentucky during the war on poverty in the 60s the federal government spent more than $3000000000.00 to build highways connecting the appalachian fields to the rest of america but a university of kentucky study found that many residents can't even afford the gas it would take to get away everything. from hold on the things many people have that t.v. news program had a lasting impact on me it was the 1st time i saw my community or trade as poor white trash a legacy that goes way back. on this great sure they. here and now where the war. on america i. work for a trip to the roots of appalachian state that martin county kentucky. the war on poverty is complicated. welfare programs like food stamps and medicaid it led to an influx of volunteers and jour

. >> last night, floyd the cat was the star of the call my play video. tonight equal time for the dog from san mateo. >> 3 year-old french bulldog. this pooch has some hops. he loves playing tether ball. he attacks it like it's a pork chop. look at him get up. soccer is another sport he likes. but so much running. this is better. we just called your play! >> love his snorting. send us your video. using the hash tag. include names and ages and information to get your play that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. >>> thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> for all of us we appreciate your time. ♪ ba, da, ba, ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, "jimmy kimmel live," this is ridiculous. from his house. >> jimmy: hello again. it's jimmy, again. in my house, again. this is day 43. i think. i'm not sure. guillermo, what day is this? how long have we been in quarantine now? >> guillermo: i

putting all this crazy floyd the dots well things are laid out here a little here when i left it was one hell of a little earlier a court order there are. no more caught i have bad news out of nikolay and you guys got 5 minutes to get. let us work that. that is your all i know absolutely but let's not risk for certain and stand for has he. gotten reviews for yes that's fair yeah absolutely much less mixed up. in hot car driver you guys luck and cooperate i think i've been really smooth i know yeah you're going to move we're having to let you do this because there you hear a little bit of the disability most people just going crazy for you know we're going to prosper and i think are you saying you know what you lost it's never you know here's another little in this case we're going to idea everybody that. they're ok because you guys are all violation of a lawful order but while americans were violated until every bad law this a law already jail advance and leave the british i was in the everybody all you know which is you know if. i. die on the right you know i have a right to go wher

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let's just take this floyd box. found some amazing stuff just by chance. i head about five or six pages of archive material not including pictures and that i got. because jackie kept everything. and writing it was relative to quick. we now know that children and women are more susceptible than the radiation the deep space challenge of going to mars of course is going to result in a significant radiation dose. maybe you don't take the high school science or even send a woman did you encounter any of that in your research. >> for this book know, i did not look into any of that. radiation at this point they knew it was can be a problem going to the moon. they figured you are going so fast. in the mission is so fast. radiation from my understanding as a non- physicist. radiation is the big problem. no one is going to survive that trip with the radiation. that is the big one. we are talking two years. it is a lot of exposure. have you talked to any of the current core of female astronauts and how they read the book and what are their reactions if you have. the

. >> last night, floyd the cat was the star of the call my play video.e for the dog from san mateo. >> 3 year-old french bulldog. this pooch has some hops. he loves playing tether ball. he attacks it like it's a pork chop. look at him get up. soccer is another sport he likes. but so much running. this is better. we just called your play!

floyd medical center in rome will gain six critical care beds and 14 general hospital beds, and nav in macon will gain seven critical care beds and 17 general hospital beds. by may 14th, when installation of the fourth unit is complete, northeast georgia medical center in gainesville will gain 10 critical care beds and 10 general hospital beds. as you know across the nation, the coronavirus has had a devastating impact on long-term care facilities, putting vulnerable populations at risk and causing alarm among public health officials, healthcare professionals, and our families. georgia's battle with covid-19 in these facilities continues to wage on and we are fighting it literally with everything in our power to keep the medically fragile and elderly out of harm's way. as you know, on april the eighth, i signed an order mandating strict sanitation protocols and changes in existing living arrangements, including a ban on visitors, except for end of life circumstances, to stop the spread and improve conditions. the department of community of health has been working day and night to check

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collateral murder revealed nato nations indiscriminate targeting of journalists and civilians former pink floyd front man waters slams the british government persecuting wiki leaks founder julian assange plus agreed in an industry exposed by wiki leaks as london fashion week shuts down its glamorous facade steve coogan and michael winterbottom about their satire on capitalism featuring the last ever on screen performance of u.k. celebrity caroline flack over the ball coming up in today's going underground but 1st ahead of next week's hearings on the trial of julian assange still heard nothing from u.k. labor leadership contenders in defense of the wiki leaks publisher but one candidate for deputy richard bergen has been speaking out going on the grounds fine ahmed caught up with him. i think important that we speak out against the actual vision of julian assange you could end up in prison in the united states of america for 175 years people have got to look at what's his given reason was given rise to this situation you've got to look at the. crimes that we kill akes exposed the truth the wiki

collateral murder revealed nato nations indiscriminate targeting of journalists and civilians former pink floyd front man what you'll waters as the british government persecuting wiki leaks founder julian assange plus agreed in an industry exposed by wiki leaks as london fashion week shuts down its glamorous facade we talked to steve coogan and michael winterbottom about their satire on capitalism featuring the last ever on screen performance of u.k. celebrity caroline flack all this or more coming up in today's going underground but 1st ahead of next week's hearings on the trial of julian assange we've still heard nothing from u.k. labor leadership contenders in defense of the wiki leaks publisher but one candidate for deputy richard bergen has been speaking out going underground fine ahmed caught up with him. and it's important that we speak out against the extradition of julian assange you could end up.

normal was a good box to check yeah because it's some floyd you're back in the long run firework start up to go off every 3 seconds you need somebody you can look at in the bunker ago k. and trust box like get all the spurs right right. tell me about the i think you've gone through all permutations of the vets and what's the 1st one you go on the bachelorette so you're one of the guys who is the gal and their deposit back to you and her get along and all yes if you have 14 back a season and yeah i think i left after that one realizing i had a lot of love for her to the great person i mean you spend that much time as much time that you spend that type of time with somebody you're naturally going to fall in love or fall fall to appreciate and love for them not to have an affair and then i went to bachelor in paradise which is their summer house because that was my personal hell it was not that's the one that's a horny addition. to the one yeah that's the one that not built for me believing that that and that and then yeah i had a shot to sort of call the shots in the bachelor and. i came

. >> next, we will go to david floyd with the johnson city press. your line is open. >> you had mentioned you are anticipating to release more guidance for hospitals and physician groups next week. s there anything you can say about what that guidance would entail when it comes to elective procedures and visitation? gov. lee: i wish i could give more information, but what is most important is we give detailed information. when we deliver that information, we want it to be clear so people understand exactly what is necessary to go back safely to procedures and surgeries. we are working with the health care community right now to develop those certain, clear, detailed, safe guidelines and they will be available in the next few days. we can't deliver those yet because they are not ready and we want to make sure people are safe and facilities are safe. that is why we will wait a couple of more days to deliver that information. >> are there still restrictions in place on elective procedures? gov. lee: those are in place until the 30th of april. i believe

mugabe's rhetoric was exactly what the people of zimbabwe wanted to hear it mean floyd struggle to achieve political independence we must employ back political independence to achieve economic freedom most dictators inevitably are corrupt though they may initially try to act in the nation's interests power always crops so in the case of gabi he started off investing in education in health care in infrastructure. everyone vested their hopes and dreams for a new zimbabwe and dictators exploit vulnerabilities so you have somebody like me gabi who splits the end of colonialism and brings in a new form of government and absolutely transforms the system in a heartbeat. but it wasn't long before power and paranoia went to mccartney's head he was sacked accused of plotting to overthrow him removing komo was mugabe's 1st step to uncontested rule and dictatorship. the key to survival for any dictatorship is finding out where the threats are and nullifying those threats as quickly as possible. 980 zimbabwe was finally free from both british and white green thanks to the man hailed as a freedom fighte

garfield park, park [ speaking foreign language ] and leonard floyd elementary school. they will be open sunday, monday and tuesday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the details tonight about the first known u.s. deaths linked to coronavirus. the "of the chronicle" reports tricia dowell from san jose suffered a heart attack caused by covid-19. pending her autopsy, revealing what the medical examiner found a rupture in her heart, trachea and intestines. she became sick in january with flulike symptoms according to her family and she died a short time later. that was while working from home. >>> doctors are starting to notice that some rural patients, even some that are a symptomatically having strokes and making the discovery even more shocking is that doctors say is happening in patients who are in their 30s and 40s. this type of strokes patients are suffering other most of the kind of strokes known as lvls. this is billing strokes in covid-19 patients are linked to blood clots across the body's of patients. >>> now, to the medical mystery

principal chief, james floyd, and second chief, louis hicks.time goes on, we will have new chiefs who hold those offices. we will update the photographs of the new chiefs who are in office. we also have a book here that has the chiefs that have served in office over time. once again, there is pleasant porter. he was the last elected chief of our tribe. that is an interesting part of that history. when i was talking about the curtis act a while ago, it did away with -- after 1907, we didn't elect our principal chiefs. by and large, they were appointed by the federal government until 1970. pleasant porter was our last elected chief. he served two terms starting in and he was elected again for a second term in 1903, but he passed away right before oklahoma statehood, and his office was filled by motey tiger, who finished his term. because we were not at oklahoma statehood yet, our tribal law was still in place in terms of who -- say a representative or chief passes away in office. motey tiger at that time was serving as second chief to pleasant po

floyd cardoz was 59.eering fashion designer whose work was showcased in paris, new york, and miami. she described her style as a dialogue between classic avant garde and the caribbean. jenny polanco was 62. ♪ i love rock and roll alan merrill co-wrote this classic song. born in the bronx, in the 1970s he formed a band, the arrows, in london. that's where joan jett saw him perform "i love rock and roll." the song she'd take to number one in 1982. all allanmerryl was 69. in 1972, a smash blended jazz, funk and music from his native cameroon. ♪ the jazz giant milk named happy groove died in france. manu dibango was 86. bill helmreich was a professor of sociology at city college in new york who gained notoriety walking almost every block of the big apple. what did it add up to in the ♪ >> 6,048 miles. >> his book, "the new york nobody knows," became a bestseller. on "cbs sunday morning" in 2016 he summed up the city. >> it's the greatest outdoor museum in the world. >> he was 74. >> there's no place in the wo

this year he disavowed one of his own supporters for criticizing joe biden and then floyd lee praisediden's character. then sanders stopped by like an embarrassed child is elizabeth warren on cnn attacked him as a sexist. after a while the voters began to wonder the obvious. the democratic party isn't bad enough for sanders to attack it and why do we need a revolution? sanders never answer that question and now he never will because underneath it all he was a party man to the core always. sad. all of which means joe biden is now the presumptive democratic nominee. no one really chose biden for this job, he wound up in it by a series of defaults and it shows. ask yourself, is joe biden ready to leave this country? could he find his car in a three-tiered parking garage? could he navigate a salad bar? and by the way, what exactly is his position on the coronavirus pandemic? those are the mysteries democrats now face. biden has been virtually invisible for the last month. that's not an accident. jojoe biden on camera means more moments like this. >> we've never allowed any crisis from the

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. >> reporter: when chef floyd carlo stepped into his new york kitchen he brought the flavors of indiahim and a special spirit, too. >> i believe if you want to cook you have to be happy. happy people make good cooks. >> reporter: when dr. james t. goodrich went into the operating room to separate conjoined twins he came out with a bond of his own. >> you have to think after a while they kind of become like your own kids. since you don't really have to have your own. ♪ mom has got it going on >> reporter: the number of famous and influential folks falling to covid-19 is steadily growing. many have been musicians including alan merrill who wrote "i love rock 'n roll" and joe diffie. actor mark blom and play wright terrence mcnally are gone. in one manhattan hospital the staff celebrates every covid-19 patient well enough to go home. most people who get the virus do survive. still, so many have fallen taking their important work with them. this sociologist and author walked every street in new york to better understand the human condition. lorena borges came from mexico to become an outs

pink floyd.hink that's the most famous i think this is like the 80s, a little 80s music year and thank you for requesting the song. by the way if you saw that slow traffic looking aggressive, we will talk about the traffic coming up soon. use the # at ktvu. that song leads well into the story, this has led up to one final episode tonight, tonight the sixth and final season comes to an end, and she reflects on the series the stars of the show. >> the final episode centers around the fight for empire and the relationship at the center of it all. back in january, this star reflected on the journey and what it's meant for her to play cookie . >> cookie gave me a certain celebrity that i didn't have, no one really paid attention into this pop-culture character came along. cookies are literally catapulted my career into superstardom. i was a star before but like, cookie did something else to the point where i can't live a normal life anymore. >> co-survivor kfox assured her reaction when she was first

severe weather multiple regions across the state last night, with tornadoes inortedly touching down floyd, murray, walker and other counties. there are 59,000 georgians without power. we have 49 who were injured. 23 homes we know of that were destroyed. 59 other homes have minor damage , and there are 248 homes waiting to be assessed for damage. so far, we have confirmed that seven georgians have lost their life to this terrible storm, and certainly my thoughts and prayers go out to them, as well as their loved ones and their communities. impact ofwidespread the declared state of emergency this morning for all counties to facilitate the deployment of critically-needed resources across our state. in coordination with private sector partners, the department of public safety, the department of natural resources, the department of transportation haneda georgia for street commission, are all working hard to restore power, clear debris, and provide assistance to the families and, and i would ask everyone to continue to keep these individuals, as well as their loved ones and those affected by th

sinesses right now are struggling with 2 things one how do we keep our employees employed and it's and floyd workers we need to bring an incumbent's a business it beenvery creative shelter in place the right social diancing, but doing the work it takes to serve eir customers and deliver their products. >>san francisco bay spills coffee also opened its stores after closing them back on march 17th at this time, there's no dine-in service and you can't do that it feels are starbuks buyou can place you know your mobile order and just pick it up that way a another option for you. one f the country's largest unions is calling for better protection for grocery store workers. the united food and commercial workers unn says that 30 union members have died because of the coronavirus and another 3,000 have been infected. now the union is askingstores to require personal protective equipmenfor employees and to urge all customers to wear mask d gloves, john logan, a labor and employme studies professor at state university. he says that those difference. make a big >>we are actually sort of say singh situ

. >> from loitering in public places to stupid things like holding front lawn pink floyd cover band concerts. what's encouraging is that there is more compliance now than at the beginning of the emergency. >> reporter: reopening will be rolling regional. new york and new jersey may have passed the peak. meanwhile, massachusetts has climbed to the third highest case count in the country. >> even on these goofy phone calls i have with my dad, i try to say more. because you just don't know anymore what the future is going to hold. >> reporter: the fda issued emergency authorization today for two more antibody tests that could identify those safe to work, but -- >> the things that we don't know is that in general with viruses that we deal with all the time, when you develop an antibody after infection, it almost invariably means you're protected. we don't absolutely know that for sure yet. >> reporter: the cdc now estimates nearly 10,000 health care workers have been infected with this virus. and the food and retail union now running this psa, says 30 members have been killed by covid-19. >> do

. >> from loitering in public places to holding front lawn pink floyd cover band coverage. >> reporter: reopening will be rolling regional. new york and new jersey might have passed the peak. meanwhile, massachusetts has climbed to the third highest case count in the country. >> we're probably going to be at the peak number of need for ventilators in five to seven days and likely the peak number of deaths five to seven days after that. >> reporter: the cdc now estimates nearly 10,000 health care workers have been infected with this virus and the food and retail union running this psa says 30 members have been killed by covid-19. >> do i think the place should receive hazard pay or appreciation pay or whatever pay you want to call it, the answer is, yes, i do, because they're taking more risk every single day. >> reporter: they want grocery clerks designated as extended first responders. that's our new normal. will be for a while. >> reporter: california is p projected to meet the peak need in a few days. the entire hospital was set aside just for covid patients. as we approach the peak

who are doing things from loitering in public places to stupid things like holding front lawn pink floyder band concerts to extremely dangerous things by engaging in violent crime and then coughing on our law enforcement officers when they're arrested. we take all these allegations seriously because we want compliance with the governor's order, because compliance will save lives here. >> so you just listed a number of things that made my head snap back a little bit. lawn concerts, it's beyond a knucklehead to spit on a law enforcement officer. there's a knucklehead and then there's an idiot and then there's more. you don't have to jump in there. you can leave my words on the tlabl. are you seeing one particular thing more common? is there a certain thing that's happening most often that you think, okay, we need to stop this? >> you know, it runs the gamut. i think early on, john, it started with gatherings where people were still getting comfortable with what the orders required and what they precluded and didn't preclude. and so early on, we were in the posture of warning folks. then we

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