>> harry. >> see, it was you? >> harry: i got one. cue the music.here's something weird about that, harry. >> it didn't take long for harry to become a fan favorite on "american idol." >> harry: just relax. >> okay, okay. >> harry: you can put your hand on my shoulder. okay. what have you got? >> ♪ i just want you to >> harry, you've never sounded so good. >> harry: i'm bringing them to my hotel. >> harry knew how to keep us laughing. season 14 runner-up clark beckton says take it from him. this was no onscreen act. >> harry is pretty much the same on and off camera. kind of what you see is what you get. >> when american saw harry being harry, we wanted more of him, and what do you know. we're about to get it. nick, one of the last "american idol" winners said harry did come across as tough at times, but it's what we didn't see behind the scenes that made a lasting impression on all of these aspiring singers. >> he was the first judge when somebody got cut, he would encourage them about what they have in their future. >> harry: i was given so much i

harris: which one?id in the bed which is, as mother makes me want to go commit violence, despite that by all accounts he is apparently a good day. people will say despite. that. other than that, mrs. lincoln how was the play. i have to believe he wouldn't do that to the mother of his child if he cares remotely about the mother of his child. melissa: wouldn't be about her but about the clintons. julie: i have no idea what is going on in the marriage. i think we all know too much what goes on but there is kid involved. >> if she won the election she couldn't care less. if she lost the election -- julie: she will still care. you don't want that stuff hanging out there. it is bad pr. harris: copies of it with we want it or not. julie: did you look at "enquirer" at the checkout counter? >> you want to read this book? melissa: movie was so compelling, i can't even tell you. i don't know, when people are totally self-destructive i can't even believe it. it is terrible, but fascinating. being honest. julie: rea

harris: kennedy. kennedy: quickly, because it seems like, you know, first of all, we have to be able to separate these instances. as rational observers we have to be able to say what happened in tulsa is different than what happened in charlotte. different circumstances. there were different victims. there were different police officers involved and here in tulsa the problem that i have is the bad communication between the officers because if one is using lethal force and other is using a taser or stun gun, then they're not talking to each other. >> can't get inside the police officer that view -- kennedy: they have to get inside each other's heads with bert communication. we have to be able to have the conversation. >> people perceive threats differently. julie: cop pulls me over and doesn't assume i'm a threat and shoots. you assume every time -- >> put their lives on the line for us and you can't relate unless you have been there. doesn't know what he pulled out of the car. julie: getting shot with

. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered." i've harris faulkner.ere today, co-host of after the bell on fox business, melissa francis, fox news political legal analyst, eboni williams and reporter for "national review on-line," katherine timpf and host of "forbes on fox" and other half of "after the bell," david asman on a fine friday eve. we have a lot going on. >> we do. harris: thank you for being here. >> thank you. harris: donald trump not holding back on a forum on national security. he shared the same stage as hillary clinton and gave voters a glimpse how he respond to the commander-in-chief. he leveled harsh criticism at america's military under president obama and by association his democratic opponent. watch. >> the generals unbarack obama and hillary clinton have not been successful. >> do you know more about isis than they do? >> i think unthe leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it is embarrassing for our country. harris: mr. trump's assessment

harris: okay. hold on last word with the judge, was it effective as independent? >> yes i think it was independent. sandra: you need a glass of water, julie. julie: no. i don't need a glass of water. need iv get me out of the situation where somebody not telling the truth consistently. melissa: hillary. julie: donald trump. give me a break. tell me why donald trump, why you now changed your mind. harris: more potentially bad news for hillary clinton. new fox poll shows that she is now trailing donald trump nationally. what is to blame for her big drop? remember we looked at some of the battleground states yesterday. is it a trend and can she turn things around. stay close. we're so quiet and shy. melissa: demure. they feel good? no... you wouldn't put up with part of a pair of glasses. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with part of a day? these are not useful. live whole. not part. aleve. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. f

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harris: fox news alert. we are awaiting donald trump at a rally in political battleground state of north carolina. he is expected to talk terrorism and to go after hillary clinton and president obama over what he calls their quote, unquote, weak leadership when it comes to keeping america safe. we have the new details about the man accused of planting bombs around new york city and new jersey and his possible radicalization overseas. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith. radio talk show host meghan mccain. republican strategist, lisa booth. today's #oneluckyguy, former ambassador to the united nations. ambassador john bolton is here. he is outnumbered. glad to have you here. >> glad to be with you. harris: we have big day. u.n. general assembly doing on in new york and a lot of terror to talk about today. we're glad to get your perspective. thanks for being here. while we bring you the news, donald trump is about to speak in north carolina. the terror break down that ended in

harris: now we know.re of eric waiting for his dad to accept the republican nomination at the rnc. what is going on? >> that is one of the great moments probably of my life. i remember when donnie and ivanka through him over the top. he got the nomination. tiffany was there. that was amazing. when he came out to accept the nomination that was great thursday night. the place was going crazy. it was amazing. ivanka had just spoken. amazing night. i will never forget. julie: that might be incredible feeling partisanship aside, your father accepting major party nomination. surreal, right? >> this is new territory for us. sandra: now that you have had a stint in politics, do you like it? [laughter] >> you know i think it is amazing. i've become a believer in a message. i don't think i had as much of that as before. i think i was much more cynical. maybe i am much more cynical. sandra: you look like you're loving it. >> i believe in my message. my father is amazing man. he will do a great job. no harder worker.

harris: yes, that's true. the things that we likely cover, likely voters they likely like something else. how do you think your candidate did last night? julie: i was actually very pessimistic about hillary clinton's chances. she has a threshold she has to meet. she has to knock this out of the ballpark virtually on every level. all trump had to do was not take the bait and keep it together for 90 minutes and he would have exceeded the very low threshold the media established. harris: do you think he did that? julie: he allowed himself to be baited by her into what he was baited, the rosie oddonell and ms. unyears that got too fat for him. the e-mail, birtherrism. he took the bait, he didn't need to the that. 90 minutes of keeping it together to pass low threshold and continued to be baited. if i'm the american public and watching, if she could bait him -- melissa: this couch is a perfect example of what happened last night. nobody won or lost a single vote. everyone hate it is other side even more this mornin

harris: jon, thank you very much. >> thanks, harris.: growing controversy after several nfl players used national anthem to protest racial inequality on the same stay the nation marked 15 years since 9/11. kansas city chief cornerback marcus peters raising his fist in the area, similar to iconic image from the 1968 olympics as well as two patriots players during a nationally televised game raising their fist right after "the star-spangled banner." before a game in seattle, four members of the miami dolphins taking a knee. players and coaches in seattle locking their arms in a demonstration of unity. harris you were on the air last night as football was unfolding in various cities across the country. what did you see? harris: yes. i checked out the message from douglas baldwin, jr., who is the wide receiver on the seattle is seahawks, the reason his team was doing, watch our message. they have gotten everybody's attention and they're desperate for people to see that psa. okay. that is part of the story. and we do want to get to the rest.

harris: right. sandra: i love math, harris. not sit here and come up with number of people that we know as of today that had access to the secretary of state's email server and all of her emails. harris: those would be somewhat experts in their field. the list even gets longer, bill, when you look at, because i don't think that the attorneys were xeroxing stuff on their own, how many people have looked at some of those emails, who were secretary is, assistants making files. we could look at a very long list of people who have no clearance. >> we have no answer. the point has been made repeatedly past several weeks. that is reason why you see trustworthy numbers go down and part of the reason race gets tighter. combatta fellow, he used bleachbit. they are from platte river networks. i think the operation is out of denver but with regard to hillary clinton they were using it out of new jersey. harris: that's right. >> he was the guy. half of them pled the fifth. and i was surprised justin cooper was even talking. i think that is

harris: interesting. some of the research, concealed carry states, where people are able to defend themselves, they feel better when they can preserve their lives and that of their families. you don't have the sense in a place like chicago. when good people can't defend themself, there is proliferation for bad people out there. sandra: just getting back there talking to the people in that great city, when you all of sudden hear the white house say things like that, such a disconnect and it puts the white house, makes them look so out of touch, when you're actually living in it and hear them talk like that in washington, out of touch. meghan: they do that on everything. if this happened in phoenix, arizona, it would be embarrassing for my father. race riots out of control. watching what happened in north carolina, this isn't first time this has happened, inconceivable this is happening in united states of america. people don't feel safe, especially african-american men. that we have something our first bla

harris: we'll see what happens in november.eks away, joe biden giving hillary clinton advice how to win back voters trust. it is all about the heart, people. show your heart. ♪ ♪"all you need is love" plays my friends know me so well. they can tell what i'm thinking, just by looking in my eyes. they can tell when i'm really excited and thrilled. and they know when i'm not so excited and thrilled. but what they didn't know was that i had dry, itchy eyes. but i knew. so i finally decided to show my eyes some love. some eyelove. when is it chronic dry eye? to find out more, chat with your eye doctor and go to myeyelove.com. it's all about eyelove, my friends. i know more about isis then the apprgenerals do. age. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a

. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner.ere today, sandra smith, co-host of after the bell on fox business, melissa francis. raid show talk show host,. meghan. today's #oneluckyguy, the -- sandra: you love doing that. harris: political editor of townhall.com, guy benson is his name. you're outnumbered. purple in my heart and you got them on your socks. >> a little flair. i love being here. really do. i'm so ready. let's do it. harris: stunning new emails hacked from former secretary of state colin powell's gmail account. they're shedding new light from hillary clinton's email scandal to the her alleged true feelings about president obama. messages obtained by the intercept, powell complained to a confidante that hillary's mafia was trying to suck him into the her email scandal. sad thing, hrc could have killed this two years ago telling everyone honestly what she had done and not tie into it. i told her staff three times to not try that bam bit. i had to throw a minutepy tantrum at a hamptons party to get her attention. ed h

harry truman was sufficiently regular that the party accepted harry truman. truman's appreciation of the vice presidency from the moment it was actually elected. moment hed from the was elected. he shared john garner's low opinion of it. while he was try to find what to do with himself, he used to hang out with sam rayburn. rayburn had this hideaway deep in the bowels of the capital where what he called the board of education used to meet late in the afternoon. they would share their favorite drink, and they would ruminate on politics in washington and the state of the democratic party. harry truman was in sam rayburn's office on a momentous day in 1945 in april when he got word that a call had come from the white house and it was important he called the white house. he called the white house. the first thing he said, according to somebody that was there, he puts on the phone and he said, "jesus christ and general jack." this is what harry truman said. he knew that something was up. he went to the white house and discovered franklin roosevelt had died and he

he is the author growing up with my grandfather, memories of harry s truman, and dear harry, love bess. bess truman's letters to harry truman. as of last month, clifton is the board secretary for the harry s truman scholarship foundation. this is a role that has been vacant since the 1990's since his mother retired from our board. clifton thank you for joining , our board and thank you for being here today. [applause] mr. truman: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i am honored to be here. i am honored to serve on the board. i have to tell you a little bit stunned. . was 19 years old i was with my mother in independence when the first truman scholarships were awarded in 1977. i was in college and i was involved being in that group. as my mother told me i should be. [laughter] clifton,he put it was all these young people are doing a lot better in college then you are. [laughter] -- it isare interesting some of the things of the panel has been talking about. this is a great way to spend the afternoon. a couple of things we've been talking about is my grandfather's leadership style, things i

harris: right. kennedy: and i think most people would agree, you know, please help keep us safe -- harris: what do they expect from us? so when you get stopped by a police officer, are people teaching their children -- no matter what they look like, economic status -- when a police officer tells you to do something and you want to get through that moment and have recourse perhaps at a due time, do it. sandra: so, steve, let me ask you, are we having the right conversations? both candidates are talking about doing something at the national level, which you say you're against, but hillary clinton is planning on these national standards for police intended to prevent situations like this, but she talks about restoring bonds between communities and law enforcement, investing in community policing. is there any one proposal from the candidate that you're hearing that you favor more? >> not really are. i think that those are fine words. i kind of agree with those words, but how's it going to happen? i thi

harris: wow. >> so chaotic.the back of the book, i'm curious to the know how people in the military field have responded to this book and what kind of feedback you've been getting. >> we don't know yet about the military because the book's out for two days, but i only sent it to one person, and and that was petraeus. i know he's a military historian. this is when it was just finished, and if he likes it, i know i'm good. sandra: your fact or tip of the day the other day, start your christmas shopping early. buy bill o'reilly's book, "killing the rising sun." bill o'reilly, thank you so much. >> always a pleasure to be here. sandra: we are back on tv tomorrow at noon eastern. we're going toes it over to "happening now." it starts right now. >>> a new poll shows donald trump increasing his lead over hillary clinton in iowa. >> the republican nominee build ping momentum in that state. polling at 45 percent to clinton's 37 percent. we are covering all of the news "happening now". thank you. >> donald trump picking u

harris: interesting.ess about what they each put out there and much more how they react to one another and moderator. it's very important to keep in mind, this thing is about impression. as you said, howie, it's not about policy, overpreparing doesn't really help. i do think if you make a glaring rick perry moment bluster, that's going to be bad for you, oops. it's about style or substance, style is actually going to win and i know that makes a lot of americans cringe but it's true, melissa, in the way you present that's going to carry the day. kennedy: that's been true since 1960. >> now in age of instagram, nap -- snapchat and twitter. kennedy: people can destroy you. whoa, i want to fact-check for a second. >> all the journalists are on twitter. everybody is chattering about this phrase and that sort of thing. hillary clinton is a far more experienced debater. donald trump has more television experience. >> that's an excellent point no one has made. that will help him because he know -- >> a vastly dif

harris left his son in a sweltering hot s-u-v back in 2014. gabe gutierrez reports on round two of jury selection.. from the beginning....justin ross harris has maintained that the death of his son cooper.. was every parent's worst nightmare."cooper's death was a horrible gut- wrenching accident..."but prosecutors say it was no accident.they claim 22- month-old cooper was murdered by a man who wanted to escape us he has a whole second life with alternate lives and personas."in dramatic testimony shortly after harris was arrested....police claimed that...as his son lay dying in a sweltering s-u-v....harris was exchanging sexually explicit text messages with six women...one of them just 16 years old.prosecutors said harris had also researched child deaths in hot cars...and life without children.in one online chat...he posted...."i love my son and all, but we both need escapes." "it proves motive because he was unhappy in his marriage - we plan to show that he wanted to live a child- free life.."harris has pleaded not guilty to sixteen counts....

country have had it with harry reid.e tried to pull the same thing with mitt romney. harry reid is leaving. it looks like we're replacing him with a solid republican. if he thinks donald trump is a raci racist, then a majority think he is, too. he's retiring because he couldn't stay in the senate any longer. the people of nevada were ready to throw him out so it's good riddance for harry reid. the polls are out this morning nationally and the trend shows donald trump going in the right direction, so i don't think a majority of americans don't share harry reid's view. >> why is it going that way? >> i think two reasons. you have a candidate wanting change. people know hillary clinton. she's been on the scene for 30 years. people know what they're getting with hillary clinton and they're ready to change it. number two, i think we have a better infrastructure than anybody in history. the infrastructure is what's leading us to victory. in iowa, they're 50 votes under what they need for the early vote. people are not turning

harry: easy, tasty, you get all the flavors. erin: is there any beginner apple that did not do well this year because of the dry weather? harry: not going to find the bi g monsters, but eat 2 if you're that hungry good erin: are you also doing pumpkins? harry: the whole fall gambit with the pumpkins and squash. the winter squash, unbelievable flavor this year. the flavor is great. they can find you in canterbury. harry: off of hackleboro wrote, 64 orchard road. also find us in manchester on thursdays at the manchester community farmers market over in victory park. runs from 3:00 to 6:00 in october. erin: all thursdays. everybody knows that goodwill helps people. but what not everybody knows is how. basically, you give us the stuff you're not using... vroom! screech! ...and we sell it to someone who'll use it. then, we use the money to educate and employ people. because at goodwill we see potential everywhere kevin: the cold start. "the sunshine in the afternoon. 60's going forward. couple showers around on wednesday afternoon or

his brand new daytime show, "harry", premiers september 12th. harry connick, jr. is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] funny dude, talented dude, nice guy. >> steve: nice guy. >> jimmy: plus, this guy is unbelievable. the greatest olympian of all time. michael phelps is dropping in. [ cheers and applause ] michael's going to tell us performance in rio, and then he and i are going to square off in a game of egg russian roulette. so you don't want to miss that. it's gonna be a good one. and we have great music. zara larsson is here, you guys. >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: she's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] "lush life." you want to hear a taste of zara? >> steve: bust it. >> jimmy: here you go. i'm gonna bust it out. ? i live my day as if it was the last live my day as if there was no past ? ? doin' it all night all summer doin' it the way >> jimmy: elliptical machine. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: elliptical machine. ? fantastic. zara larsson. love her. [ cheers and applause ] she's great. guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go! [ cheers and applause ] ? hashtags

i'm here with lawanda harris and terry harris. mr. and mrs. harris, you've been together for 8 1/2 years, married for 7. you have one child together. however, you have nine children in total between the two of you. terry: mm-hmm.

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ayana harry has the story: <<< (nats: ayana harry) "did you really snatch a 86-year-old woman's purse. (bernice starnes/robbery victim) "she wants to hurt me, and the bleep don't even know me." at 86-years-old, bernice starns is full of spunk. she's traveled the world, seen a lot, but never anything like this. "i hope that they beat her bleep. some of the women in prison as she's in there." "some people would say that's harsh." (bernice starnes/robbery victim) "so what! what she did to me was even worse." tonight bernice spoke one on one with pix11 just minutes after the woman accused of snatching her purse was walked out of a police precinct in handcuffs. (nats: ayana harry) "what did you do with the cash." (nats: reporter) "you feel bad?" (nats: ayana harry) "you have any remorse." (bei supposed to feel sorry for that bleep. i don't!" investigators say sunday afternoon adrianne terry was on surveillance video. she allegedly grabbed bernice's purse from her wheelchair and later tossed it out like a piece of trash. with adrianne terry in jail... bernice's hope-- (bernice starnes/robbe

perfect that show is called harry. because that's what it is harry's personality. brought to light each day. and all time entertaining. just like harry. charley belcher, fox 13 news. again. 13 this afternoon a 2 o'clock. you can catch it so every weekday right here on fox 13. come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes at half price during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. with handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole made from scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. new at steak 'n shake! ? you and me. ? ? hey guys, i'm going to tell you what it's like to be a fireman. helping you connect to what matters most. here's another live picture of the board on wall street. another live picture of board on wall street. down about 30. yeah. above 18,000 mark. we've go adam schapiro in nor lauren simonetti now. hello adam. i'm giving you two thumbs up. good morning because we were below

just like harry. charley belcher, fox 13 news. >>> and harry debuts right here on fox 13 this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. and you can catch the show every weekday right here on fox 13. so, jim before we get to weather i got to tell you i is a harry conic perform live in tampa once. he's so talented. >> he is. talkshow is just like doesn't even show you how talented he is. but i guess he's going play. so that will be part of it. yeah ask you look at all things he is done along the way. musician, actor, just everything. so, you know, very talented guy. i'm a big fan. rooting for him. i'm rooting for these afternoon but you said they are back. yeah storms are backbone us of this is, you know it's been ridiculously hot. over the past several days. both i should say friday, saturday and sunday. we're 95 degrees. each and every day. so, one byproduct of storms it cools things down. we've got more cloud cover. that will tend to slow down some heating on top of that, you get some afternoon storms. and that will co

the show "harry" premieres september 12. harry connick jr., everybody. when we come back, we follow before taking his team to state for the first time... gilman: go get it, marcus. go get it. ...coach gilman used his cash rewards credit card from bank of america to earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. at places like the batting cages. ? [ crowd cheers ] 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. more cash back for the things you buy most. don't bring that mess around here, evan! whoo! don't do it. it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this together. [ baseball bat cracks ] nice rip, robbie. ? raaah! when you bundle home and auto insurance through progressive, you get more than just a big discount. i'm gonna need you to leave. you get relentless protection. ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! welcome back. you know, ladies and gentlemen, because it's been almost 10 minutes since i mentioned him-- donald trump. he's got a bit of a problem right now with some voters. a lot of people think he might be a racist

so i'm afraid that it's hugely unlikely that harry potter ever saw this particular >> to live like harry potter it will cost you $625,000. >>> lebron james trading card. it could bring in more than $200,000. you can bid on the card by the way if you have that kind of spending cash until next sunday. >>> a long running hollywood will be splitting following an 11 year relationship. jolie is seeking a divorce. she is seeking physical custody of her six kids and the decision was made for the health of their family. they met on the set of mr. and mrs. myth in 2005 when pitt was still married to actress jennifer aniston. and as the sunsets on that relationship, betsy kling this is the pivot over to you. >> you amazing. upper 50s expected over night tonight. very comfortable conditions all around. this is seasonably cool for us. average low temperatures this time of the year in the mid 50s. as far as the clear skies go, this is what we have. clear skies continue off to the west of us. there is a frontal boundary draped across the northern border. it will take some time to do that we will start

harry reid/(d) nevada: "welcome, we are here to celebrate!")) ((patrick walker)) for the 20th and final time... nevada senator harry reid hosted the lake tahoe summit he spearheaded two decades ago. ((sen. harry reid/(d) nevada: "because of that first summit, nevada became focused on lake tahoe, california became focused on lake tahoe, the nation became focused on lake tahoe.")) ((patrick walker)) president obama headlinedh progress cleaning up the lake.. as celebrating reid's commitment to conservation. ((president obama: "this 20th anniversary summit proves that the light harry lit shines as bright as ever.")) ((patrick walker)) over the past 20 years... nearly 2 billion dollars has been spent on more than 400 conservation projects around the lake tahoe basin. that comes from federal... state... local and private investment in projects to reduce stormwater runoff and rebuild infrastructure around the lake. ((sen. dianne that's a product of these dollars.")) ((patrick walker)) water clarity was at a record low in 1997... 64 feet -- but is getti

this is kernl atly sitting to harry truman's right. when churchhill was there this group was referred to as the big three. when atly left it was known as the big 2 1/2. atly replacement looked like a real contrast. churchhill was bombastic, knew everybody, was very active. atly was calmer. people mistook him as stockbroker. no american photographer had a picture for him. nobody had bothers to take a picture of him. nobody thought he was going to be prime minister. the role of personalities was important. anthony eaton, the british prime minister was also critly important. when churchhill left, he left. and the man who created the social safety net of the national health service went to eaton. they had a meeting. he said what position are you going to seek in the new government? he said i'm going to seek chancellor. he said whatever for, all you'll do is count the money we have not got. and urged him to be the foreign minister instead. of course, in the united states, harry truman took over and immediately moved to get rid of most of fr

i'm harris faulkner and this is "the fox report." new york, new jersey and minnesota and explosions and mass stabbings a surreal mass of violence in the last 24 hours. let's begin on the east coast where fox news is told the explosive device found in seaside park and new york city are believed to be from the same person. the new york police department commissioner said investigators are leaving no stone unturned. >> right now we're not discounting anything at this point. and again, we're in the process of acomplex investigation determine who did this and why they did this. >> next, in minnesota, about an hour's drive outside of minneapolis where a knife-wielding savage went after people at a popular shopping mall. a claim of responsibility by the islamic state terror army, but police are telling people not to draw any conclusions as they work to gather the facts. here is what we know. that suspect had encounters with police officers on three different occasions, minor traffic violations and they did not arrest him but they had met hi

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