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supervise core farrell, aye, supervisor k*im, k im, aye. supervisor mar, mar, aye. supervisor tang, aye. wiener, aye, supervisor yee, yee, aye. supervisor avalos, there are 11 ayes. >> the ordinance is passed in the first reading, item 14. >> item 14 ordinance appropriating 209 million 955 thousand of general obligation bond proceeds approved by voters under proposition a in the november 200 8th l*ex authorizing the issuance of general obligation bonds for the building or rebuilding and earthquake sift improvement of the general hospital. >> can we do this in-house, this ordinance is passed on the first reading. item 15. >> item 15 is a resolution approving a waiver of the payment in lieu of taxes for fiscal years 1991-1992 to 212-2013. >> this resolutions adopted, next item. >> item 16 is if resolution to authorize and direct the competitive sale of general obligation bonds not the exceed approximately 210 million for the san francisco general hospital improvement. >> same house in call, this resolution's adopted, next item. >> item 17 is a resolution approving the

a lot of people added their ims. you get groups together and say i got this e-mail from a guy ask.this is not going to respond. what do you think? so we don't actually take this instant as they call that we have to respond immediately unless we're in a particular social group. social groups that had recently expressed it in responding to insecurity. so if i send an e-mail and want an answer right away, to somebody and i don't get a response right away, i may be unhappy, but the person has a right. if i send an im to someone in the person doesn't respond right away, it doesn't matter what type lga use. a person has a right. corporate turning to understand. more and more people are beginning to understand, it is a problem to always be on. so you take the work of somebody like nicholas carr read the article and the book. you take people at gordon powers who who wrote this powerful book called hamlets but very briefly to have to find time or you're not doing this. you won't have the right kind of social interactions. you take people like mary ann wolf. towards the end of her but she st

im: picks up 15. and on first down pump fake and now the throw away by dalton. we have another update on the steelers-browns game. james: pittsburgh doing its part. shannon: they need a win and a lot of help. his wayds, bell barrels into the end zone. james: jim and phil. second belichick amongst scrimmage yards in rookies behind only lacy. second and 10. the end zone and almost pulled in with a one handed grab by green. phil: beautiful anticipation. a.j. green waits just a second long to turn his head. ebb outside. >> lardarius webb, great cover guy. jim: third and 10. they are 3 out of 4 on third own. gets it off just in time. a time-out was called from the sideline. there was concern again that they might not beat it, the snap that is, in time. it is a second time-out called by the bengals. both times battling against the lay clock. well, the six seed. yeah. you have the seeding issues for all of those division winners. baltimore needing a win and a miami loss. miami up in that game right now. or they need a win and san diego loss or losses across the board f

ko im shows us how a federal judge's ruling on the issue dealt a serious blow to the data collection program. >> reporter: president obama sat down with the c.e.o.s of more than a dozen tech firms at the white house to talk about the problems with healthcare.gov and the nsa surveillance practices. on monday federal judge richard leon issued a 68-page opinion saying the program that collects phone records of millions of people is probably unconstitutional. he added, quote, i have little doubt the author of our constitution james madison would be aghast. the government says the so- called met take data can help identify potential terrorists without infringing on privacy. former nsa contractor edward snowden exposed this and other secret monitoring programs earlier this year. top executives from companies like apple, facebook and google with users and customers concerned about government snooping are calling on the obama administration to scale back the surveillance practices. some firms are working on technology to shield user data from government spies. but in the case of telephone re

ko im is at the white house. >> reporter: millions are recently dropped because their plans didn't meet the new standards under the affordable health care act. earlier this week, this woman told cbs news her family was considering going without coverage. >> we would like catastrophic insurance. that's what we would take but they don't give you us that option. >> reporter: now the white house is providing that option. in a last-minute change people who lost their insurance may be able to sign up for cheaper catastrophic coverage plan. the bare bones policy comes with lower premiums but also higher deductibles and limited benefits and many of these people will also have more time to pick a plan. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius says they will not face a tax penalty if they don't buy a new policy. but the health care insurance industry is not happy with the policy shift. an advocacy group representing insurers says this latest rule change could cause significant instability in the marketplace and lead to further confusion and disruption for consumers. the white house b

im: second and goal. jim: go to pierce again. takes a couple of bengals to bring him down.hing it close to the 3. the last rush touchdown by the ravens' backfield running back was ray rice. we were there. jim: phil: look for a team that is big and physical that is really hard to believe. tells you about what has been going on with the baltimore ravens' offense. jim: they run it the last two plays with pierce and now have a third and goal. pitta split out to the near side. flacco looking middle of the field, back of the end zone and incomplete. headed in the direction of pitta. that was kirkpatrick in on the coverage. phil: there is nobody open on this. he stayed outside. he is faster than pitta. watch people coming across the field. there is nobody open. that is awesome coverage. bengals, good job in the red zone. jim: the bengals offense in the red zone having a hard time to push it across for a touchdown. they will bring tucker out for a 22-yard attempt. he is good again. so two interceptions leading to two field goals this one the overthrow right into the arms. tucker pu

group is calling on the city to make im practice. to the traffic enforcement. 24 pedestrians have been killed in san jose this year. >> mean time the search is on tonight for teenager who escape from juvenile hall. 17-year-old is missing from san francisco's juvenile justice center that's ond with side avenue off portola drive near laguna honda hospital. right now police are searching the entire area. no further information is being released but they are out there looking. >> vicious school fit caught on cell phone camera prompted west contra costa county school district to call an emergency meeting tonight. one of those involved in the fight with transgender student who says she's being harassed. allen is live at the middle school in rich mopped where the meeting tack place. allen? >>reporter: yes. the school board finished up here about 2 hours ago and they say they have to adopt a whole new set of guidelines for bullying and sexual harassment and they will hire somebody to administer it. tonight they heard from parents. community

ko im has the story from the white house. >> reporter: an advisory task force is telling president obama if he wants to restore public trust, he must make changes at the nsa. the group of intelligence law and tech experts includes former counterterrorism advisor richard clark and former deputy director of the cia michael morell. they gave the president 46 recommendations, among them the nsa should no longer store americans' phone records. instead phone companies or a y records. the report also calls for limits to how much data the spy agency can collect and how long it can be stored. the white house will review the suggestions over the next few weeks. >> including sorting through which recommendations we will implement, which might require further study and which we will choose not to pursue. >> reporter: the president formed amount advisory group shortly after former nsa contractor edward snowden revealed how the agency tracked americans' phone and internet use. >> we need to make sure that we're not gathering intelligence solely because we can but because we must because we need it in

ko im for cbs news, washington. >>> well, a just-approved two-year budget deal awaits president obama's signature. the senate passed the bipartisan agreement yesterday. it cleared the house last week. the agreement is backed by the white house. it rolls back some of the automatic spending cuts known as sequestration and boosts spending by $63 billion over two years. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, the federal reserve curbs its bond buying program, and how a mega millions jackpot winner found out she is now a multimillionaire. wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. citing an improving economy, the federal reserve says it's beginning to pull back on its stimulus program. the fed says it's cutting the amount of government bonds it's buying from $85 billion a month to $75 billion beginning in january. at its final news conference before he steps down next month, chairman ben bernanke says the fed's efforts to boost the economy have worked. >> it is the assessment that the economy is continuing to make progress,

ko im reports, their long-term unemployment benefits just dried up. >> i don't know. hope i don't lose my house. >>> reporter: mary low is at a loss. will you lose your hous? >> it's a possibility, yes. [ crying ] >> reporter: the 42-year-old has been unemployed since february. she thought she would have landed a job by now. mary and 1.3 million other americans are considered long- term unemployed which means they have been out of work for six months or more. they receive an average check of about $300 a week. but funding for the benefits has dried up. >> they cut them off december 28 the last fileable week. >> reporter: congress failed to approve the extended unemployment benefits in the long term budget that was just signed this week. democratic senator jack reed and republican senator dean heller are working on a plan to restore the benefits but house republicans oppose the $25 billion price tag without cutting spending someplace else. >> if there has to be cuts made to find it, then they need to find their cuts someplace else. this is not a program that they need

. >> ko im has more on the investigation from the crash site. >> reporter: federal authorities say this metro north commuter train was rolling at almost three times the speed limit when it left the track sunday morning killing four people. >> preliminary information from the event recorders shows that the train was traveling at approximately 82 miles per hour as it went into a 30-mile-per-hour curve. >> reporter: the train was passing into a 70-mile-per-hour zone and entered into a 30-mile-per-hour curve. the throttle was cut just six seconds before the train came to a complete stop. likely after the train had started to derail. the brakes were fully applied one second later. >> so it was only six seconds before everything came to a stop that the throttle went to idle. >> this was late in the game? >> very late in the game. >> reporter: the train's engineer william rockefeller jr. told first responders the brake did not work properly. so far, there's no evidence to back that up. >> this train made nine stops prior to derailing. at this point, we're not aware of any problems through the

group is calling on the city to make im practice. to the traffic enforcement. 24 pedestrians have been killed in san jose this year. >> mean time the search is on tonight for teenager who escape from juvenile hall. 17-year-old is missing from san francisco's juvenile justice center that's ond with side avenue off portola drive near laguna honda hospital. right now police are searching the entire area. no further information is being released but they are out there looking. >> vicious school fit caught on cell phone camera prompted west contra costa county school district to call an emergency meeting tonight. one of those involved in the fight with transgender student who says she's being harassed. allen is live at the middle school in rich mopped where the meeting tack place. allen? >>reporter: yes. the school board finished up here about 2 hours ago and they say they have to adopt a whole new set of guidelines for bullying and sexual harassment and they will hire somebody to administer it. tonight they heard from parents. community

ko im reports. >> reporter: a view of the research ship is a big white lie. while it appears that the boat is sitting high and dry on a snowy field, it is, in fact, on the ocean, the frozen antarctic ocean. 74 scientists, journalists, and crew are aboard the ship which left new zealand last month. the mission was to retrace the 1911 journey of an australian explorer douglas mawson. they were exploring and stopped cold on tuesday. it's very cold in the southern hemisphere, but when you're this far south, blizzards are a year-round threat. temperatures are well below zero. scientist chris tierney is tracking this expedition. >> we have wind speeds on average of 50 kilometers an hour reaching in excess of 70 kilometers an hour. the vessel hasn't moved for the last two days. >> reporter: three ice breaker ships are making their way to the ice-locked vessel, but tearily told cbs news via skype the passengers are prepared. >> we've got a couple of weeks of fresh food and on top of that if things get really bad, we've got three weeks of glorious hydrated food. >> ko

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group is calling on the city to make im practice. to the traffic enforcement. 24 pedestrians have been killed in san jose this year. >> mean time the search is on tonight for teenager who escape from juvenile hall. 17-year-old is missing from san francisco's juvenile justice center that's ond with side avenue off portola drive near laguna honda hospital. right now police are searching the entire area. no further information is being released but they are out there>> >> vicious school fit caught on cell phone camera prompted west contra costa county school district to call an emergency meeting tonight. one of those involved in the fight with transgender student who says she's being harassed. allen is live at the middle school in rich mopped where the meeting tack place. allen? >>reporter: yes. the school board finished up here about 2 hours ago and they say they have to adopt a whole new set of guidelines for bullying and sexual harassment and they will hire somebody to administer it. tonight they heard from parents. community members

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you plan on hanging out until my >> dad finds my son >> reporter:how long you going to chill >> here, imt waiting for my daughter >> reporter:everyone always have a reason when all they have to do is wait at the cell phone lot and when you get the call you come and get your loved one >> reporter:just don't park like this or in the crosswalk you are aware that parking in the crosswalk couls merit you a 300 dollar ticket >> right oh im out of here altright thank you >> reporter:oh and when i told this lady she was going to be on people behaving badly >>noooooooooooo her respose >> reporter: was priceless at san francisco international airport stanley roberts kron 4 news spare the air date again so it will be a little hazy >> reporter: afternoon high 67 in sunnyvale, lippi this touching on 67 degrees. east they were looking at 66 in san leandro with 67 for pleasanton and 66 for pittsburgh, and 65 for concord. 64 for petaluma, 64 per berkeley and 61 for alameda. a lot of sunshine and i had it for the forecast. we will have pretty high temperatures with 68 and alan valley area. inland. >> rep

i can have a conversation via im. and i can keep--exactly-- probably half an ear on a conversation with a person. >> in the room with you. >> yeah, exactly. can you do it now? >> if you're doing two or three things at the same time, are you really doing them all well? >> well, you know, this is not neurosurgery we're talking about here. >> well, it's work, though. >> but you can do a lot of that simultaneously. >> joe may be able to pull that off, but many corporate executives say the volume of voicemail and email they get has become unmanageable, eating up an average of three hours a day. combine that with a corporate culture that values endless meetings and face time with the boss, and you can see why so many employees toil into the night just to get their real work done. we visited the corporate headquarters of best buy, the electronics retailer in richfield, minnesota. >> hey, john. it's stac'. >> employees stacy verstraight, jason dehne... >> oh, i sent it to her already. >> and marissa plume say that putting in

>> im. i definitely love organization. it makes me very happy. the idea of organizing a dance with acts of kindness? >> actually, world kindness day is on november 13. did you know that? >> now i do. >> so to kick off world kindness, we organized this event. something everybody can understand. the same thing is true of dance. you do not need to know the same language to express yourself with dance. to kick off world kindness week, we had a flash mob. a combination where people froze in kindness for three minutes and then it turned into a flash mob. people gave out acts of kindness cards with different acts of kindness. >> as far as the 3500 people who participated in this all over the world, how did they sign up? how did you know they would really sign -- really show up? registration that is open for anyone connected with us to come on board and be a group leader. we had 140 applications in a week and a half. i had to close them down. i met with each individual group leader. i gave them all the steps necessary. people who registered through our w

supervisor farrell, aye, supervisor k*im, kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang? aye. supervisor wiener, aye, supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos? avalos, aye. there are 11 ayes. >> madam clerk, can you read the in memoriam >> >> today's meeting will be adjourned by the memory of the beloved individual, on supervisor cohen, dpr the late officer michael howard. sxfrjts do we have anymore business in front of the board. >> that concludes our business before the board today, mr. president. >> we hope everyone has a wonderful thank giving. we are adjourned before the board. (gavel). (meeting is adjourned).

it's an imphotographe above im . and one. major challenges of the and the education system is always a challenge. the healthcare system is always a challenge. and those are the various issues that south africans have to make. the death of nelson mandela reminds everyone about how far they have gone. how far the south african government and people have come. are those row minders because of his death in some ways, are those reminders that will help spur the country forward, did you think? rvetion nk i thinkthink. >> i think the revelation will be inspiring to south africans and it's not something that they will change soon. >> zplrvetion. >> i think to change the few cuss of the world and when the wrrbled looks at us and talks about the legacy of nelson mandela. how can we convert that into international goodl good will ao elect better leaders and run our country better and continue to be a democratic society. how do south africans teach their children about what happened in the past. >> there are different ways. and south afr

i'm not paranoid to say that what is happening on the republican side, im not buying it.estly, i'm more on the side that it's not a scandal. because i think that goes to the purity. whenever you take something and you take on 100 actions, you can anecdotal lives eyes and create any kind of story that you want. >> therewas a pattern that. >> yes, there are muiple patterns. when you have 10,000 instances, it's the signal and the nose. you can find 100 an call it a pattern that it's not really one. but more importantly, i'm not trying to dismiss what anyone's doing. more importantly, if you go out and you accomplish things, ifwe e going out there and congress is doing things, all of those things become farther and fall to the wayside. it's just that wh everyone has to be so pure in everything that they are doing, they like to victize themselves because it helps confirm their pury. i've been picked on as an example. >> you are a big suporter of the president? >> yes. i thnk that he is a very smart gu >> he is smart enough to understand and i've had a problem withim, but i gen

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supervisor farrell, aye, supervisor k*im, kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang? aye. supervisor wiener, aye, supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos? avalos, aye. there are 11 ayes. >> madam clerk, can you read the in memoriam >> >> today's meeting will be adjourned by the memory of the beloved individual, on supervisor cohen, dpr the late officer michael howard. sxfrjts do we have anymore business in front of the board. >> that concludes our business before the board today, mr. president. >> we hope everyone has a wonderful thank giving. we are adjourned before the board. (gavel). (meeting is adjourned). >> 2013 meeting of the san francisco municipal transportation agency board of directors and parking authority commission. please read the roll. >> director byrningman. >> present. >> director heinicke is anticipated. >> director lee. >> lee present. >> director nolan. >> present. >> director rbi keis present. >> mr. chairman, directors you have a quorum. announce of prohibition of sound producing devices during meeting and please be advised ringing of these electronic

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supervisor farrell, aye, supervisor k*im, kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang? aye. supervisor wiener, aye, supervisor yee, aye. supervisor avalos? avalos, aye. there are 11 ayes. >> madam clerk, can you read the in memoriam >> >> today's meeting will be adjourned by the memory of the beloved individual, on supervisor cohen, dpr the late officer michael howard. sxfrjts do we have anymore business in front of the board. >> that concludes our business before the board today, mr. president. >> we hope everyone has a wonderful thank giving. we are adjourned before the board. (gavel). (meeting is adjourned). >> hi, i'm japanese with the san francisco public utilities combination sometime people call me sewer girl our systems has served the area for 1 hundred and 50 years we're planning you understand public health and our environment don't think that so come in down and see how >> a lot a ton with the community and we say to ourselves, there is this one and this one. we all compartmentalize them, we have our own agenda. our agenda is to create great work. if you are inter

the attack comes at a sensitive .ime the olympics are due to open in six weeks time. authorities say that security will be tightened in the buildup to the games. the bombing at the station is the second suicide attempt. lefttober, a bomb attack six people dead. groups have threatened to use terrorist attacks. he will be hoping the latest tragedy does not deter sports fans for making the trip to russia. >> look at the latest on this story now. tell us how the authorities are responding to this incident area >> they have vladimir putin, authorities are ready to do everything to ensure security now with the olympic games just a few weeks away. authorities said they would step up securities at railway stations and underground stations and shopping centers in russia's major cities such as moscow. we have seen all of that before after the bomb attack at a moscow airport in 2011 after twin bomb attacks at the moscow underground. still, that is what this shows now. are obviouslys not able to protect their citizens from such terrorist attacks. >> this is being linked to the up

prove theing to im nsa, not graydon, but he says the agency doesn't realize it. >> the deadline has run out if -- has beeno extended if you want to sign up for health care. >> for some last-minute insurance shoppers, the -- courtesy of and ages white house is a welcome reprieve. they're sopoint desperate that we will do whatever they can do, even give us the time. >> more than one million people visited the website of healthcare.gov, a record one-day high. >> i need health insurance, i'm going to try to get it. >> how did the extension, about? since his vacation we have been giving briefings between rounds of golf. pressure on the website was causing long wait times, at least 60,000 people left their e-mail addresses on a waiting list. fanfare, the white house confirmed that it had extended the deadline, the second such as back in the enrollment time. after problems plagued the early rollout, officials are hoping to turn a quarter with the improved website, and more person-to- person assistance. >> person-to-person was great. it was a much easier and quicker. confirmsite house also that

. >> come bounding the problem, the children are more likely to have chronic imness, develop member tool and behavior problems. to address the issue, president obama has vowed to end child and family homelessness, by 2020. limited optioning and communities passing laws that some say penalize homelessness, is it even possible? joining us by skype is richard chow. a policy director for the interagency council. let part of the government, working to end chronic homelessness. those winter stormed grounds hi flight, so as we so often do here, we are using social media to end up what planes, and trains, and cars sometimes can't do. it does allow us to bring some of the best visions into our conversation. donna anderson, also joins us, she is the director of the institute of children, poverty, and homelessness. a nonprofit, dedicated to changing the way we think about the homeless. and also on google plus, wendy alexandar, a working mother of three, who along with her kids has been homeless. welcome everyone to the stream. so donna, when you think about homelessness it is those very visible exa

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i reinforced to im as a person being out in iraq. , my job position in the psychological connections to my job position, i got to see many and my of iraqi people military.diers in the the tricks that played on my mind was very difficult, even now, to explain to many people. i think one of the things that helped me cope and filter out constantly modify my perception about my relationship to my deployment was that i am an avid reader. i am an avid writer. and the skill of doing my job. helped keepof that, me sane in that situation. for mevery difficult because, again, being the supply, i got to stay behind a great deal, but at the same time, the fact that there were so many people in my unit constantly task out to different like,ns of the military, we supported tankers and infantrymen, and i had many friends that were medics. they were constantly sent out on missions, and then we had iraqis come in and they had jobs on our were stationed there, so they ran the laundromats and built the cafe. it was estranged economy because on one hand -- dichotomy because on one hand you see the situa

im: third and 7. intercepted and it is webb who has it.nearly had jones strip him from behind. so webb who only had one pick on the year coming in, that was against dalton in the earlier match-up. he gets him here. phil: it is pressure on the quarterback. that pocket really collapsed fast. i think that he overthrew a.j. green on the under route as he comes across because he had to throw the football before he was ready. that is a bad mistake. you can't take chances. you have to understand the score and be more careful in a situation like that as your quarterback. jim: let's see if this is the park that the ravens needed. flacco to pitta. he is down at the 41. that reception stands. by the way this is the first time that dalton has been intercepted in his career. hree times in a home game. phil: i give him a lot of credit. they pushed the pocket and made him throw the football before he was ready. jim: second and 4 over to brown. phil: good start in this drive by the ravens offense. joe flacco gets some rhythm throwing the football. he got

ko im reports: anot >>> two ice breaker ships failed to free a large vessel stuck in the ice. coem reports another rescue ship is on the way and crews are hoping third time is the charm. >> for the 74 souls aboard the academic, hope seemed to be on the horizon in the form of a chinese ice breaker. >> an hour ago, it's making steady progress around 2 knotts. >> so close, but so far away. the snow dragon was halted by heavy ice. and the french ice breaker had engine trouble and is waiting on the edge of the ice pack. >> it's disappointment, but it's reassuring to see the vessel there. >> those aboard have been keeping the world updated on their progress or lack thereof, by via social media. spoke to cbs news via skype. >> trying to make the best use of time and as a result, i think we're helping a lot with keeping moral up. >> hoping the stars will align for the aurora, the ship's larger size gives it a better chance of breaking the ice and setting it free. >> it was fortunate, absolutely fantastic. but, that's an optimistic view. >> also weather permitting. coem for cbs news. >

minister --ime opposition have been protesting for three weeks.ered by the refusal or to sign a partnership group -- deal with the european union. china has landed a probe on the moon carrying the country's first ever lunar rover. it is the world's for such landing since 1976 and represents a major breakthrough for beijing's space program. rover namedwered jade rabbit will conduct geological survey. it makes china the third country following the moon the u.s. and the former soviet union. the body of nelson mandela has arrived at his ancestral home in south africa's eastern cape. the hearse carrying his casket traveled in a convoy of vehicles to mandela's home village of qunu after being flown with a fighter jet escort from the airport near pretoria. trooper ae the rapturous reception for the funeral is set to be attended by funeral -- family members, national leaders, and foreign guests. earlier, the anc gave mandela a final sendoff at a ceremony at the capitol. >> in the air and on the ground, nelson mandela's remains received full military honor

and cbs reporter ko im shows us that companies are looking to adopt new technology already used overseasprotect your private information. >> reporter: jessica likes to shop. she looks for steals. but recently thieves stole data from her debit card and tried to make an illegal purchase. >> it's scary. i have no idea how they got my particular number. >> reporter: debit and credit cards in the u.s. use a magnetic strip pe hit to hold account information. hackers have figured out how to steal that information and sell it on black market websites. >> fraud is about a $5 billion a year problem today. >> reporter: but the look and security of our cards are expected to change soon and companies are adopting newer technology designed to make transactions safer. smart cards already being used in europe feature a chip. the chip generates a unique code every time it is used making it harder for thieves to steal the information and copy it. card companies had delayed making the costly transition to the new technology in this country. but now they are telling retailers to get ready for the new cards

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