fans from england, holland, and further afield came down to one of the club's and further afield came down to one of the clubs events ahead of tonight's semifinal, with even the odd ajax scarf spotted amongst the crowd. some families were even split right down the middle. antoinette from amsterdam supports ajax. her husband john, you've guessed it, spurs, their sonjack husband john, you've guessed it, spurs, their son jack is husband john, you've guessed it, spurs, their sonjack is quite literally stuck in the middle. so who will he be supporting tonight? both. we don't see it as a competition between which club does he get to support. it is quite rare that i will clubs get to play each other. it is something we hoped for before it happened, now it is happening. it may have been even nicer if it was the final. but we already said whoever goes to the final, we will both be supporting that team. there is always banter about who is the better team, who is playing in a properly. anybody can really win that championship! it would be nice to see who is the best. so who would be more upset w

giants pitcher derek holland is criticizing the team's front office. he was demoted as a starting pitcher. he unloaded saying the front office as, quote, no idea what they're doing, end quote. and claims he was told to fake an injury. he's not happy about having to do that. holland clarified his frustration is not with bruce bochy. it is with the front office. the holland injury was, in fact, legitimate. >>> a special mother's day for brand-new moms at a local hospital. the sweet sounds they were treated to today next sglfrmts rig. >>> right now we're watching for low clouds and return of drizzle. next week rain. the time line for that stormy weather when we come back. >>> brought to you by the united explorer card. the peninsula. san bruno police say several cars were ra >>> a crack down on street racing on the peninsula. police say several cars were racing last night. they say they're going to have zero tolerance for this kind of thing. they proved they're not just kidding. one driver caught and arrested. that driver's car is being towed and stored f

but 1st why do americans pay a lot more for prescription drugs than people in other countries perry holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our team america. 44 states of filed a lawsuit accusing 20 pharmaceutical companies of a conspiracy to inflate prices for more than 100 generic drugs these are meds you may take to treat diabetes high cholesterol high blood pressure cancer or epilepsy in some cases a coordinated increases jacked up your cost more than a 1000 percent of the complaint was filed in u.s. district court in connecticut where state attorney general william tong said we have hard evidence that shows the generic drug industry perpetuated a multi-billion dollar fraud on the american people we have e-mails text messages telephone records and former company insiders that we believe will prove a multi-year conspiracy to fix prices and divide at market share for huge numbers of generic drugs americans pay far more for prescription drugs than people in other countries why let's ask stephen shell or attorney and author of farmageddon nation betrayed big pharma big greed t

attempt this past week what next there and a troubling trend here in the usa spring is suicides i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our t.v. america. as opposition protesters took to the streets this week and venezuela's self-proclaimed interim president won cleared there's no turning back. u.s. secretary of state might pompei oh calls american military intervention there possible russia's foreign minister calls washington's interference a gross violation of international law warning that the continuation of aggressive steps is fraught with the most serious consequences only the venezuelan people have the right to determine their destiny as the united nations urges all parties to exercise maximum restraint venezuelan military leaders remain loyal to elected president nicolas maduro is that support he too much duro maintaining control let's ask dr glass a loop a correll cabrera a professor at george mason university welcome back to haunt the trumpet ministration war hawks paint a picture of untenable chaos in venezuela and people coping in survival mode what if the unit

frank holland is here with those. good morning >> going to be hard to top that.i got back from disney world two weeks ago, if you need ef of the brand value of disney, go to a theme park it's pretty much a zoo everybody there wants everything disney >> nice to see stephanie is a good jedi. she had the green lightsaber >>> james holzhauer can't stop winning. he claimed victory for the 30th straight show last night while he's still a long way away from ken jennings record of 74 straight wins, he is still racking up prize money at a much faster rate. he's about $200,000 away from jennings winning record of 2$2.5 million. some good news, alex trebek saying from the set of jeopardy and telling "people" magazine he is near remission in his fight against stage four pancreatic cancer >> the hole hausous hole story g we've seen this develop. he bets big. he likes to overwhelm the field. >> vegas vat ji. >> the trebek story is amazing i remember 10, 15, 20 years ago, if you were diagnosed with pan cr creatic cancer, you were done. today with advancements, it's amazing that

1st the very latest on flashpoints we have been watching very closely venezuela china cuba and iran holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our to america . this past week the district of columbia government shut off power and water to a foreign embassy and metropolitan police broke in arrested occupants and a lot the door now guarded by a heavy police presence with what legal standing let's ask veteran diplomat jim john trysts and columnist and university lecturer jeremy the author of among other books the russians are coming again the 1st cold war as tragedy the 2nd as far as jeremy joins us from tulsa gentlemen welcome thank you. jim when iraq invaded our embassy and $980.00 the shoe was on the other foot is not an embassy anywhere deemed foreign soil sacrosanct yes it is when of course the 2 countries are still engaged in diplomatic relations now under the vienna conventions you can break diplomatic relations and close an embassy for example the iranian embassy here in washington has been shuttered since 1900 and the state department protects the integrity of that property

as we await the first trades, really any moment here aditi, thank you now to the nasdaq and frank holland the activity ahead of the trades for beyond meat's ipo >> speaking of investor appetite, so far we have had development at the nasdaq. the indicative price of the beyond meat ipo, it started at $41.10 1.6 million shares have been paired it was initially priced at $25 9.6 million shares are available. i spoke to the nasdaq, head of ipos a short time ago. he said he's waiting on the lead junld writer, goldman sachs, to give him the word to allow the stock to be traded it became eligible around 10:45 this morning we are just holding off, waiting on the call from goldman sachs spoke to the ceo he's over there. one of the tallest people in the group. he said his dream is to be drafted into the nba that didn't happen he feels like his stock is being drafted and the higher the price goes, the higher the draft pick is a lot of excitement for the company. sales of plant-based meat. beyond meat is available at 17,000 different retail locations. also different restaurants like carl's jr. and tgi

and i'd also like to recognize the holland elementary school principal and the national association of geoscience teachers for all they do to educate and inspire our next generation of leaders. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. underwood, for five minutes. ms. underwood: thank you, mr. speaker. on friday, may 3, i attended the visitation of 5-year-old a.j. friend. his mother and father are awaiting trial for his murder. our community is in mourning. a.j.'s death is heartbreaking and so is the system that failed him. but one key part of the system, the foster care system is stretched beyond capacity. in the county where a.j. lived, 40% of children must leave the county to be placed in foster homes, which can have adverse impacts. and the need for foster care in illinois grew by 20% between 2017 and 2018. while the number of foster homes is decreasing at the fastest rate in the country. local agencies are reviewing the policies surrounding a.j.'s death but congress must act as well. here

for survival soon those franchises will be imperiled and you the viewer will have more options i'm holland cook and washington this is the big picture on our team america. if i were home in new england and i were among millions of cord cutters who are canceling cable or satellite service i wouldn't be able to watch the red sox games because new england sports network nessun to those of us in red sox nation is only available via pay cable or satellite similar arrangements elsewhere have been forcing fans to keep cabled to see home team games but as the internet redefines television is that changing let's ask luke from cord cutters news dot com how to and buyer's guide for spending less on television welcome back. hey thanks for having me netflix is the world's biggest t.v. network and it's the only place to find it so original often emmy award winning shows free pluto t.v. has $100.00 plus channels of new movies and t.v. shows where channel 132 there and inexpensive so-called skinny bundles like sling t.v. are offering via the internet news channels previously available only if you have cab

holland and barrett say they will now take up and barrett say they will now take up the procedure andstion and on their website and boxes it states the recommended age guidance. what did you find in the investigation? of the 18 stores our undercover actors went into, she was sold diet pills in 17, sojust one store checked. the world that we live in, the instagram world, it is all body beautiful and it's kind of all body beautiful and it's kind of a bit terrifying if you are a younger person. as part of the investigation we spoke to somebody who is a teenager who was able to buy these bills. i spoke to katie, who is now 21 and has a healthy relationship with food but she was telling the aged 14 she was regularly going into stores in her school uniform and was able to buy diet pills every time. she did look visibly underweight. no one stopped her, literally. no one ever, ever in the whole time stopped you and said, hang ona the whole time stopped you and said, hang on a minute, you are in a school uniform? no one asked for my ideal gave me any advice. lots of things to discuss. what hav

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frank holland. joining is steve cannon, the ceo of the amb group and runs the business operations at mercedes-benz stadium and home to atlanta united and the first to go cashless thanks for joining us. great to see you >> thanks, becky great to be here. >> your stadium went cash last back in march. since then you had five soccer matches and one concert. what's the reaction you've seen so far from the fans >> so far it's been really great. it's been smooth we have not run into any really big obstacles and i will say right up front we are not a cashless environment only because for our fans it's all about taking away pain points, making our experience as inclusionary as we can be and that's why we have reverse atms. for those folks that only deal in cash they can come into our building and use a reverse atm and load up a universal visa/debit card and transact anywhere inside our stadium. >> what is the point of making sure it's cashless if you have a reverse atm where somebody buys a visa, debit card

frank holland is in columbus ♪ ♪ >> our roads getting a d in the most recent report card of america'smary reasons, con skwegz and structural deficiency. >> o net boshlg, in some ways, our economy and making it less e fikt. the estated impa by 2025 more than their 2.3 trillion in business sales lost. more than 3.2 trillion in lost gdp and more than one million lost jobs. it becomes tinability of the economy to grow at the rate at 'sich it should grow. the nation bridges getting a c-plus from the american society of civil engineers and its ilure to act report. that study also estimating there will be a funding gap of more than $1 trillion by 2025, half the money needed to fix our roads and bridges and taxpayers will likely pay for problems one way or t another. motorists on average in this countrye spend on aver $600 a year in additional maintenance on their cars just because of the poor road conditions. >> driverless cars are expecte in coming years. ere outside of columbus, they are pea, and that can kkt with the carsth if eed r end of the freeway, is the i noticed there was an attone

holland. >> hey, good morning, brooen as you mentioned, right before in the break there is one stockally getting licked today. more on that in just a second. first off with soft bank japanese conglomerate says the full net year profit -- i'm sorry. full year net profit rose 36% driven partly by the higher valuations of the tech bets made by its $100 billion vision fund. those investments include uber soft bank also announcing a two for one stock split. etsy's first quarter earnings beating forecasts. revenue rose 40% on growth from services and its marketplace, but sales were just shy of analyst estimates, and etsy shares, they are falling this morning more than 7% now to the owner of that mystery chart. stamps.com really getting crushed, losing nearly half of its value. the mailing and shipping company is lowering its revenue forecast for the full year. in february stamps.com announced it had ended its exclusive partnership with the u.s. postal service after nearly 20 years. brian, back to you >> frank holland thank you very much. >>> later on, we are going to make you smarter about

brian, back to you >> frank holland, see you in a bit. thank you. >> let's get you up to speed on how your markets and money are looking on this friday morning, and we do have some green on the screen dow futures are up right now about 60 points. the s&p and nasdaq hire as well. the way that amazon news that frank just gave you has that stock up 2%. that could be a big help amazon is a hugely weighted stock in so many etfs that you may own. meantime, the bontd market not on the big move right now. the yield is at 2.56%. of course, all that futures bonds, everything, can change when that jobs number coming out later on today the european markets, we are seeing gains across the board. europe really showing some signs of rife lately look at that all five of the major indexes that we watch in germany, france, and all those other countries, they are higher outside of equities, oil actually down despite the fact that the exemptions on iranian oil going offline yesterday at midnight the world is convinced that you heard us talk about earlier tha

frank holland is in columbus, ohio. >> our roads, getting a d in the most recent report card of america'srastructure. the primary reasons, congestion andl structu deficiencies. >> our transportation network, i think, is slowing in some ways, our economy and mak lg itess efficient. >> the estimated impact by 2025, more than .3$2rillion in sales lost and more than 1 million lost jobs. >> it becomes the inability of the economy to grow with the rate at which it should grow. >> the nation's bridges getting c-plus from the american society of civilngineers and its failure to act and report. that study also estimating there will be a funding gap of more than $1rillion by 2025, half the money needed to fix our roadbrand ges, and taxpayers will likely pay for problems one way or another. >> motorists on average in this country spend about $600 a year in additional maintenance on their cars justf becausee poor road conditions. >> driverless cars are expected in coming years just outsidof columbus, ohio, and they're preparing by lining the roadway by fiber optics like these and building a 35-mile,

tonight, the cast of "spider-man: far from home" featuring tom holland jake gyllenhaal zendaya cobie smulders and jacob batalon. plus music from vampire weekend. and now, here we go, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. welcome, welcome. very nice. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i'm glad you're here. i'm just glad. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: we're in a kinder -- we have a lot of good stuff going on. the cast of spiderman "far from home" is back stage. [cheers and applause] there's one movie i'm excited about this summer -- well, it's detective pikachu, but i'm also excited about spiderman far from home. this is about peter parker and his friends going on a trip to europe. there are so many super hero movies shooting their vacations. and dr. strange goes on a yoga retreat to tulum. do you feel your spidey senses tingling? go to the doctor. if it's not, come back. today the white house welcomed the world series boston red sox. this is posted on the white house website. president trump welcomes 2018 boston red socks. they s

, one of the other two first native american women to come to the is nows -- deb holland the chair of the natural resources committee public lands subcommittee. that is a very big deal, and it's a very big deal in the native american community as well, so we are very, very proud of them, all of them. the beautiful diversity of it all. 106 women in the congress, 91 of them democrats. thank you, stephanie. [applause] speaker pelosi: isn't that remarkable? caucus, women, people of color, lgbtq. 60% of our caucus. we are very thrilled. we wish the other side would have some diversity, but having said that, we say and our caucus, our diversity is our strength. our unity is our power. and that power is recognized by this president of the united states. he knows that we will act together, whatever our differences are on one thing or another, when it comes to it, we build our consensus, and we make our plan and we go forward together. so this morning, we went to the hopeful -- hopeful that the president would participate in the conversation. as a follow-up to the previous conversation we had

my daughter has such a thing for tom holland. spiderman, she loves tom holland. >> jimmy: oh.to get the gauntlet to snap. couldn't they do a different thing? and i explained. that was the only thing that made her sad. literally, iron man's dying and all these other, sorry. >> jimmy: if you don't know by now, you don't care. >> don't act like, ah, come on! i was waiting for the [ applause ] so that -- >> jimmy: there was an audible gasp. >> like what? like twitter's going to meltdown now, i can't believe he said. but yeah, she was all about, couldn't there have been, and i reassured her afterwards. my friends were like saying they had to reassure their kids that, well, you know, iron man did something heroic and that's why he died and i had to reassure her, spiderman "far from home" is coming out, you'll have two hours of tom holland. she's fine. >> jimmy: you have to take her to the premiere of that. >> i'm working on that premiere. >> jimmy: you're part of the marvel family. you're doing a show. >> doing a show for disney. >> jimmy: around a character and i remember as a kid

for "nightly business report" i'm frank holland in aston, pennsylvania. >> believe it or det, the t warith china may be helping homebuyers as well as the nation's big public builders. diana olick explains the ripple effect. >> they had investors rushing into the bond market causing the ten-year treasury yield to drop and mortgage rates took a deep dive. the average 30 year fixed fell sharply compared to 4.29% at the start of the month, while that may not seem like a lot, today's homebuyers are incredibly rate sensitive because home prices are so high, they're already stretched and that's why stocks at the homebuilders e still tied to rates and in yesterday's the winners. were >> prices were soaring as builders deal with higherns uction costs and the median price of a new home sold in april hit a new record for the month. rates are likely to stay in new low range or even go lower. that could give an unexpected boost to th summer housing market after a pretty mediocre spring. for "nightly business report,"i i'm olick in washington. co durable goods orders fell in april. ing to the commerc

no and that's one of the reasons why i think we in holland are quite successful the dutch police because you know after 2 years of 5 years or 10 years the piece has been changed hands so many times that the current owner has no idea he might know who gave it to him but it could also be an unknown criminal group so you never come back to the previous the original thieves so forget about debts what we did in holland is after a certain period of time let's focus on the arts to recover the art and not go after the thieves and don't forget in most cases this art is stolen without anybody get murdered or anybody get harmed is it's quite like a. normal burglary only dead in this case they don't steal your television they steal a because of but officially it's just a burglary so after a couple of years 10 or 20 years it's not about getting the thieves you'll never get them probably the statute of limitation has ended so you cannot even prosecute them so then the focus should be get the art back and especially because these guys carry these around in the trunk of the cars so. you have to hurry to

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holland i believe that yes david holland is the port wine and all of them have been here for 5 weeks holding this days as protectors of this building and we are outraged that the police have been illegally broken in and invaded the building and this puts all embassies around the world including us embassies and interact with danger. earlier earlier when you were showing us the building we could see a number of people what looks like police vehicles standing outside have you noticed any other sort of police presence in the area. there's police presence out back around. the back entrance to the garage entrance which at one time the opposition was trying to break into with a sledgehammer there's a police presence there is well to me don't see any movements and just her few hours let me show you some of the signs on film. you know while people have been here and they've been a bit putting up signs and you can see right there you. got to. know or for a boy and not really you do nothing as we see no bail. explanation offered at the end that's what. our agreement is that's what we are remai

here you may have three or four, in holland it's 50. >> some latin american countries even let their workers come home for two hours during the mill of the day -- in the middle of the day so they can get a good meal from home, or even take a nap. that's not even counting the paid vacation days that they get. >> i asked someone, why don't you expand your business and he says why should i when taxes are 90%? what's my incentive? why would i want to work harder? so taxation hurts motivation. >> i think it's typically american for us to work hard. i think that's part of who we are. we have to do more than other people to really improve. that's part of who we are as a people i think. i don't know that i would call it are wet -- a rat race, because even if you win, you're still a rat. >> you can watch every winning documentary online at studentcam.org. what does it mean to be american? to miss the opportunity to challenge, to constantly be striving for what we think is fair and equitable, and sometimes it's not always the best decision but it's a choice. and i think being an american, some

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. the futureers h ford is teaming up with a robotics company to deliver a two-legged robot. it will unfold itself, grab a package, walk up to your door. can lift up to 40 pounds, walk up stairs and can get bumped without losing its balance. with yournbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> no, sir. it's not walking up to my >>doo no? >> that would scare me. no. can't do it. >>> 5:54 right now. helping you get ready for memorial day. unofficial kickoff t summer. >> this is the first chance at a crab feast. news 4's molette green is live. molette, you know i'm from maryland. it's not summer until you've had blue crab. reporter: that's it. this is all for you and me and everybody else who loves crab, right? we are at one of the oldest crab spots in maryland. fresh out of the staemer. thank you, mr. lee. we are ready to get down and talk about crab. we're making a crab feast. we'll break all the details dowu for y how much it will be costing you and what you need to know about the

. >>> good morning i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. a lot of young adults say they are already saving up to buy a home. a new survey b bank of america finds more than half of the again z demographic or people between the ages ofnd 18 a 25 say they plan to be homeowners in the next five years. to reach their goal they would rather use $5,000 for a down payment thann a dream wedding or to go shopping or even on a vacation. about half of them say staa ing amily is the reason for buying a house. with your cnbc morning business record, i'm frank holland. >>> right nowf the threat o measles continues to spread throughout the country and now fears are growing the most popular venues could be hot spotsofor the spread he virus. hundreds packed an amc theater in orange county, california, to see "avengers: endgame" and a measles patient was among the midnight showing. and a female crew member on the ship owned by the church of scientology is under quarentine in the island of st. lucia. so how do you know if you've been vaccinated and if you can'

place in the odds hopefully he'll win sweden with john ludwick in 2nd place so it's within france holland that's the big battle if you are foreign visitors then expected to have turned up but this pop icon madonna making a guest appearance the final on saturday is to sold out. another huge event that's underway here in europe is the cannes film festival and head of the jury that is gonzales' inyati to regard. by many to be the greatest living film director around today he's certainly the only one in 65 years to win back to back best director oscars for birdman in 2014 and the next year he got it for the revenant now it's his turn to hand out prizes at the 72nd cannes film festival in the suffer from its. but that can the big questions are who's wearing what on the red carpet and what film will the jury pick to win the palme d'or this year for the 1st time the cannes jury is led by a mexican director a 100 gonzales inyati to me but i don't know how it's going to work to tell you a true i have never been a precedent i have never control anything even my sets not my family nothing so up to a

i'm in holland, holland, michigan. you see the tulips behind me and the windmill. in west michigan. i'm dutch and my dad grew up in the netherlands then came here so it is their 90th anniversary of tulip time and dutch dancers. go for it, guys. clomping dance. yes. so much more coming to you. of course, i'll put on some wooden shoes. it wouldn't be tulip time without. i'm the grand marshal of the parade today. i'll goat you a forecast right here. that's all we have from tulip time right now. so much more coming up including gorgeous flowers that you don't gorgeous flowers that you don't want to miss. while shopping at sears, you need to place yourself in the moment. ♪ our products make the wins more victorious... ♪ and the rewards even sweeter. you need confidence in the appliances you select to build the home and life you love. our products and services bring moments like this to every family. shop top-brand appliances at sears, including kenmore. sears, making moments matter. searsthis spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as in, in with the fast

for holland in the district of vetting is one of the last big studio spaces in the center of the land they have also been sold to an investor so far artists have been paying a renter three to seven euros per square meter they couldn't afford. it's ninety percent of them living on the breadline as it is doing odd jobs living. almost thirty years ago creative spirits were the first to take advantage of the historic changes in land occupying on the used spaces and opening crops it was then the berlin gained its reputation as a club as paradise party goes from all over the world still come here in droves and back kind remains legendary but many opponents one hundred forty camps have had to close down in the great sun off continues. so that's what's happening today before we talk about it more let's have a quick look at some of my readers favorite homes in the old poor but. the. east. we're standing here right square. behind me is the legendary thirty six cloak which was the place where i first played the game in the back and i had no idea what was the day and a friend of mine called me ju

we've been finding cancer for. 9 years now holland in the. book to do and we really resent monsanto for that and their lawyer told the jury and turn on documents prove to monsanto wasn't interested in determining how dangerous its product is now by a has been hit with 2 $1000000000.00 in compensation an astronomical sum even by american litigation standards and things could well get much worse for the chemicals giant. this is not the end of this litigation this is the beginning there are tens of thousands of people out there probably 203040000 people and i have continuously told bayer and monsanto are coming after them investors seem to have come to the conclusion that buyers woes won't end anytime soon since its takeover of monsanto back in june of 2018 virus years have plummeted by more than 40 percent the company says that it will appeal the decision and continues to deny that roundup causes cancer but increasingly it appears by a might have seriously underestimated the long term cost of its monsanto takeover. of a more i'm joined now by j

eight hundred schools countrywide the remaining ones are filled to overflowing ten year old little holland is nonetheless glad she can attend school after years of living in a refugee camp. that i said there are love timbuktu i like my friends here and i don't have any problems with my schoolmates i love going to school and i like that teaches young men with. lolla is lucky unicef estimates that around two million children in mali are not going to school i girls in particular miss out as they're often expected to help out at home and married off at a young age. nearby is one of timbuktu's few medical centers. mother and baby visiting hours are always over crowded with infants suffering from disease and minority and. the crisis in northern mali and years of war and terror a taking their toll. unicef has supported health care centers and money for years despite the difficult situation and. the beginning of the crisis health centers like this one were attacked and had to shut down then we came back and since then we've seen increasing numbers of children here a lot of mothers are frightened t

young people are leaving the term either still in so feel good of holland or london hardly anyone comes back. it's not too proud of his beauty and quiet but not much else danniella to save as is only son went to london several years ago. the trained actor works that as a korea that threatens me personally i've been here so long i have a national insurance number and pay everything i'm supposed to the b.b.c. says people who've been here a long time will be allowed to stay so. many in vogue area fear a heart breaks it around two hundred thousand garion send tens of millions of euros home from the u.k. each year heartbreaks it might put an end to that humans do they prefer to go to another country isn't back to bulgaria because even though wages have risen here relatively quickly they're still not comparable to what's paid elsewhere for low qualified jobs. to support but it isn't good danniella to say there isn't the only one instructor grad with a child in the u.k. have french new no worries for her son he's battling with life in london she says dealing with the red tape so he can stay de

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