so i've come to amsterdam to speak with biologist and head of the micropia museum, jasper buikx. he has some sobering information about the microbes' role in the human body. - there's about 10 times more microbes in and on your body than you have body cells. so you're actually more microbe than you're human. - that is quite a scary thought. so i'm basically just a carrier for the microbes. micropia developed a technology to help visualize this unseen universe. - this is where you can visit your own microbes. this is you, you're being scanned and we're gonna see who has the most microbes. so every dot that you see here is a microbe, a total of a hundred thousand billion of them. 99% of all those trillions of microbes live in your intestines. these are all digital dots, of course, but we also have them alive. - the staggering number of microbes on display makes my skin crawl, but there's an odd sense of beauty to behold. when you see these under the microscope, moving, all of a sudden hits you like they're inside you right now. that is crazy. the first person to accidentally see th

i think he was also clearinghouse, discovered in 1805 during the midnight war, and the jasper has forgotten itself. why what did the jesuits believe in kali in the hour of the most razbural war if the swedes and russians nibbled gunpowder kali care the war took off in the wind sophia near the strip of yana lay a colossus. eh, fellings, i’m just at the price of architecture for a full velma deep faith poured, the fact that god dug out this church and it’s hotter and there’s no fire here. you are his relatives from the outer and inner azobo. uh, tell us about the baroque architecture of the 18th church tower. folded about 50 m. you'll ruin it. i am the dominant region of farna. near the very center of the city, yak eiffel i carry along a red jumping odusel, it would not be superfluous to respect that earlier the vezhs were open to the virgins, and the mammoth udadins, covered by the outskirts, i protect them from the bay and vetrov found the construction continued very slowly, because she had achieved as much as five years in order to make only the foundation and the dungeon of this guard, th

have been making fun of you and your silly obsession with dogs, you know, whether it was percy, or jasperw i realize i am a hypocrite, and wanted to show you briefly what i have become and it is worse than you. [laughs] silly boy. you are silly boy. [laughs]illy boy there you go. so, dana. i am disgusting. what has happened to me? is this a colt? >> dana: is a little bit of a cult. it is a gift i believe from god, dogs for all of us, and once you get it, you get it, i always believe that you secretly liked jasper, but maybe i don't know -- >> greg: the one thing i had a problem with was when he is on his hind legs, he is taller than me. >> dana: at the dog park, and one great thing about new york is that central park does allow dogs to have fun and run around, and i had a rule, no politics at the dog park, so somebody says, what you think it's going to have been in the election, oh, sorry, i don't do that here. we just talk about her dogs. and to your point, it is a great unifier, and a good way to start a conversation and a conversation or something that you can always find a safe space

this try from jasper wiese sealed what was a thrilling win after london irish had threatened an upsetthat crunch match between england and wales in their final group match on tuesday. wales have it all to do after a disappointing tournament so far they've picked up just one point from their first two matches. our correspondent hywel griffith reports from doha. trained under the desert sun, wales's loss to iran on friday left them listless and looking like their world cup was already at an end. for the players it wasn'tjust a red defeat, it was the feeling that they had failed to show the world what they are capable of. irate had failed to show the world what they are capable of.— they are capable of. we didn't achieve that _ they are capable of. we didn't achieve that and _ they are capable of. we didn't achieve that and that - they are capable of. we didn't achieve that and that was - they are capable of. we didn't - achieve that and that was probably the most disappointing thing, the big disappointment, but we have taken a medicine and are ready to go again. taken a medicine and are

. >> before there was percy there was jasper and with that jasper would greet you with heat bringingbefore the storm. >> a feeling we all agree at least when you're dressed up you can't wait to take these things off. right? 's gone lucky and wear makeup. >> you don't have makeup? >> that's it for us everybody. we'll see you back here next time grade and by the way have a happy thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to washington happy things giving breaking tonight the white house has a list of talking points for you after thanksgiving dinner. it's a rundown of what demonstration calls president joe biden's accomplishments to share with friends and family. this comes as many americans are cutting back or limiting holiday meal because of skyrocketing inflation the president has been unable to tame. the first family is enjoying the holiday on nantucket island but

champions leicester tigers survived a valiant fight back from london irish to beat them this try from jasperpsets, plenty of them today. could there be another one tonight between spain and germany? if you are struggling to cope up with the permutations, you are not alone. nesta mcgregor is there for us. we have called it the world cup of upsets, nobody seems to want to get past the knockout stages. can you help us out? i’ll past the knockout stages. can you help us out?— help us out? i'll try, it's much later than _ help us out? i'll try, it's much later than 30 _ help us out? i'll try, it's much later than 30 minutes - help us out? i'll try, it's much later than 30 minutes away i help us out? i'll try, it's much i later than 30 minutes away from help us out? i'll try, it's much - later than 30 minutes away from the big one today, spain versus germany. more on that shortly, but let's focus on group f, because croatia are top, but it is morocco in second that catching our attention, because after the 2—0 win over belgium, it means a draw for the african nation in the final game will be enoug

i think that he was at the rakishto, discovered at the midnight war in 1705, and the jasper has forgotten itself. why did the jesuits believe in kali pasta? the most razburalnyy war if the swedes and russians nischgodali gunpowder kali, the same war flew in the wind sofia u yana's polotsk is laid for a colossal day. i’m just at the orchitecture, and she’s full of deep faith, or in the fact that god digs this church of yours and it’s hot and there’s no guesswork here. the court is a church and a native, its outward and wise azba. oh, your leg to us about the baroque architecture of the eighteenth church above me. declined by about 50 m. robert was the dominant headlight for a year. at the very center of the city, yak eiffel, i carry couples, but it’s not superfluous to respect the fact that earlier the vezhs were open to the virgins, and the mammoth’s udadins, covered with akanits, yakiya aberogayu them from the bays and the winds of our island proceeded, uh, very slowly, because it took as many as 5 years to make only the foundation. in the dungeon - this is protection. and since here, ac

academician vernadsky, i was mistaken, altai is in second place, although there are 300 species of jasper know that here jasper is used not only in jewelry , but as a facing material in general, mineralogical wealth. altai is amazing. it seems that everything is here, starting from the black quartz of morion, which should be in the toolkit of any self-respecting shaman ending. well, for example, minerals that make our planes invisible to radar, but i don’t want to make a geologist student happy. send him to practice in altai, the manipulator always pursues the victim who has broken loose. i so wanted me to have a second chance, however, only this time there is someone to protect her, and natasha was muddied with you. yes, katya should not be with you, this is wrong, i propose a duel, we will shoot. friends new series tomorrow after chef's time, award-winning and recognized culinary masters, having tested bahaei products, takes off his hats and congratulations on being awarded the award for excellent taste bad makes your dish tastier. pentalgin extragel against pain in muscles and joints i

that he was at the clearing, discovered in 1705 in the year of the midnight war, but he forgot the jasperits believe in potassium for the hour of the most razbural war kolya the swedes and russians. the skies lowered the gunpowder of kali near the getu, the war flew in the wind sofia near yana's strip to lay the colossus.

david, when who was murdered on his drive home to san francisco a year ago this month. 23 month-old jasper. wu was shot and killed on 8.80 in oakland. police have released this photo of 2 cars believed to be involved in that unsolved case in may. governor gavin newsom approved funding for new surveillance cameras on several state meda and contra costa counties. >> philippe djegal kron. 4 >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the department of justice appoint a special counsel to oversee investigations into former president donald trump. why trump says the decision is an abuse of power. plus, the holiday travel season is now full swing. we're going to you what to expect when you fill up your tanks and when you're going to the airport. we'll be right back after the break. >> well, millions of people getting a jump on the thanksgiving holiday and hitting the roads already. 49 million people are expected to go somewhere by car, including 7 million californians gas prices while down from their summer highs are still averaging over $5 a gallon across the bay area. we spoke to some drivers abo

local authorities in jasper asia and se ukraine are reporting another attack on a hospital. i asked d. w. 's young phillips. charlotte says in keys for the latest. yes indeed. we are getting reports from local sources that maternity ward of a local hospital and separate asia was attacked over night. we haven't been able to independently verify the information yet, but the regional administration head is quoted saying that a warrant was attacked by a russian missile. and at least one newborn baby was killed. of course, it has happened over and over during the war that medical facilities have become targets too. and so the regional director of the world health organization said yesterday that several hundreds, the clinics and hospitals have been affected. all over the country. of course, usually it's not direct miss side or artillery fire, but usually the health facilities, just like all of our facilities, they suffer from the critical power situation. bigger hospitals have a generator power, but this is not always the case for smaller places in rural areas that the head of uk

she says, if a grassy jones, if you could speak a new cream up, dodge was easy and thought lusty. jasper's william, small boy cookie, but he's like, he is not sleeve. my 1st freeze likes you muffle would be what he saw stood national gospel does mushroom. when you're missing with the keys, he's like you little of be supposed to live with you she media? mommy of the by the serious go say you was a builder near palmer. i was. jim clooney, will you 50? just last year i am in my sandal. your company with over 30 years of independence, moldova has literally been swamped by non governmental and non profit organizations . in in 19 nineties there were only 38. today there a $14000.00 the largest are in one way or another linked to the source foundation and received $20000000.00 a year. i pull those funds the recipients claim was spent on democratic development in the country in keeping moldova funny, democratic pass. incidentally, the head of state my assemble as a direct relationship with the foundation. she was a policy consultant and then joined the source foundations. moldova board, many of he

david, when who was murdered on his drive home to san francisco a year ago this month. 23 month-old jasper. wu was shot and killed on 8.80 in oakland. police have released this photo of 2 cars believed to be involved in that unsolved case in may. governor gavin newsom approved funding for new surveillance cameras on several state highways, including in alameda and contra costa counties. >> djegal kron. 4 >> now to the east bay where 3 teens arrested in connection to an armed carjacking that led to a police chase through 4 cities. the chase started in stockton last night where police spotted a car on highway 4 that had been reported stolen after a carjacking. and that's when that pursuit started. soon after oakley, police got involved in last the car in antioch officers later found the car and all 3 suspects. we've got more details on this story coming up on kron. 4 news at 8. police in oakland are looking for a car they say could be related to a possible kidnapping related to domestic violence. take a good look at your screen here. witnesses tell us that tell police that 2 women were in a

so something where you can be really, really part of mr. jasper. hi. can you explain to us why this is a historic moment for space exploration? when this is a historic moment, of course sir, we're going back to the morn, 50 years after the apollo mission, but now this time we go to the morning. first of all, it's not us alone. and in competition with the ussr at the time i did this time, or it is the us going with partners with international partners and europe, easter, by far, the largest partner on board this out the mission. but this time, also it not only is it is her and international partnership. it is also a mission where we are going to stay and build up infrastructure and build up or a new way of for living and, and exploring the moon. so face, under, eventually even make business up on the moon, us hoodie, economic opportunities for which will arise. so yes, this time it's very different and quite exciting for europe. there are no people on board, but i believe there are 2 to mannequins on newton's. i think i think coach, can you tell us what

more families came to britain and the jasper kept growing. when factories with bast, these margaret set up indian restaurants and other small businesses. they started in a very, very racist 19 sixty's, england where they couldn't get jobs for they, you know, people who run them houses, but they couldn't raise finance. and this was debbie, forward. they set up an empire in this place, you know, using food as a way out. this is remarkable. and unfortunately too many people ask questions. you know, this is not authentic. you know, you know, talking a mocking the food that they, they cooked. i will never criticize them. and i stand on the shoulders of those giants. ah. unique enclave moves across. did you tie around famous curry house precinct? what requires ah, ah, roger vgm out that was born here is live all his life. and these are chronic part of east london. his father arrived from india during the fall and was one of the 1st tory chefs who tried to other migraines. how to cook around, reclaim the identity of reclaimed from the late seventy's

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their report comes as a series of explosions, rocks the occupied nuclear power plant in jasper, roger, renewing concerns over the safety of europe's largest nuclear facility. our the southern region of her son was recently liberated by the ukrainians after 8 months of russian occupation. more than a week after russian troops retreated, the city of her son and its surrounding villages are now slowly returning to life. d. w isn't commonly visited the region including the village of blau, adapt now the scene of some of the worst fighting in the region. 2, this is the road to hipson. what's left of it? for months, russia and ukraine fought tooth and nail for every meter in the end, rushes forces collapsed, unable to cope with ukraine's relentless attacks on the supply lines. victory has come at a steep pros. this village was just behind the ukrainian forward positions, intact houses, the exception here. rockets like these. i just one of the dangerous many more i hidden heading towards cut san we cross what until a week ago was the front line. the ukrainian army wants to show us that they

working with this, actually, with that, and with that, what are we talking about when we talk about jaspersbout his concept of collective guilt, moral guilt by the war crimes they committed in ukraine need to be reconsidered. i don't see it. you see it in these people. this is the potential. i think that the so-called russian liberal position, in its essence, does not give russia its liberal or opposition, because those people do not think about the best life for their people and they are thinking about themselves now, and i would put an end to the conversation about them, they somehow uh who will do this democratization, which must be through rethinking and because of taking responsibility for what their the country was concentration camp then where where what forces are there in russia you mean when you say that what they are yes and for the democrats for democratization i am not saying that they are strong i am not saying that they will win it is obvious that such forces exist because there are many people who they want to return to russia and direct it to the path of modernization to th

host: jasper from memphis, tennessee. when did you serve? caller: 1971 to 1993. 22-year vet. i was a logistics coordinator with combat support operations. i come from memphis, tennessee at 17 years old. my big thing to all the veterans, when you join the military, you don't join no political group. you join to defend this country. i'm tired about these old ve ts talking about right-wing and left-wing. defend whoever is in charge of you. stop putting vets down by saying the right wing and left-wing. you are the kind of soldier that did nothing while the rest of us were getting shot and beat up. one more thing. household vietnam veterans come home from vietnam. we go to the v.a. for help. we can't get help. the v.a. has let us down. they lost our medical records and we are being denied at every turn. someone needs to help us. that is with the veterans need to fight about. they take care of my family. i appreciate that. as far as individuals trying to get proper benefits for us old vietnam veterans, they deny us every time because they lost our records. we stood and fought for t

david, when who was murdered on his drive home to san francisco a year ago this month. 23 month-old jasperwas shot and killed on 8.80 in oakland. police have released this photo of 2 cars believed to be involved in that unsolved case in may. governor gavin newsom approved funding for new surveillance cameras on several state highways, including in alameda and contra costa counties. >> philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay police in san jose responded to 2 homicides within hours of one another. investigators say one man was found shot to death just blocks away from the coyote creek golf on friday morning. the shooting happened on dirty avenue between palm in cologne avenue. the second shooting happened friday afternoon on river oaks parkway. that's about 5 miles from the alviso marina county park. police say one man was rushed to the hospital with a gunshot wound where he later died. san jose police say is this is the city's 35th homicide of the year. no word on a suspect in either shootings at this time. on the peninsula. menlo park police are investigating an armed robbery and

david, when who was murdered on his drive home to san francisco a year ago this month. 23 month-old jasper was shot and killed on 8.80, in oakland. police have released this photo of 2 cars believed to be involved in that unsolved case in may. governor gavin newsom approved funding for new surveillance cameras on several state highways, including in alameda and contra costa counties. >> philippe djegal kron. 4 >> overnight break-in at a restaurant in san francisco, burglars making off with the cash register and a couple of ipads at bistro gam bringing us in the city's nope, a district near usf. the owner tells us the register had about $600 in it, but the burglars caused about $4,000 worth of damage. he also says his restaurant was broken into just last year. >> disappointing and a lot of because you put all that work to open a but nobody can to its as a community. we need to what's going to get out of this. not what see to >> the owner says that he is determined to stay in the city despite the break-ins and slow business since the pandemic began, bistro. gangrene us is back open tonight.

. >> in the bay area, it's been just over a year since 23 month-old jasper. wu was hit and killed by a stray bullet in oakland. the toddler was in a car on on november 6 of last year. authorities still hoping for some kind of help from the public and getting information on this case. they did release this they did release an image earlier this year. that's knighted. they also released wonder 2 cars. they believe the 2 cars are connected to the shooting. one of the cars believed to be a 2007 to 2010 gray. infiniti sedan. the other a gray nissan sedan. anyone with information is being asked to call the chp an east bay city is about to get a new top cop. martinez expected to name clearlake police chief andrew white has its new police chief sometime next week. >> white to has been in charge of clear lake's police department since 2018 east. only 38. he's also served as clear lake's acting finance director for a year. white serves on california's 9-1-1. advisory board as an appointee of governor newsom. he also represents the california peace officers association

david, when who was murdered on his drive home to san francisco a year ago this month. 23 month-old jasper. wu was shot and killed on 8.80 in oakland. police have released this photo of 2 cars believed to be involved in that unsolved case in may. governor gavin newsom approved funding for new surveillance cameras on several state highways, including in alameda and contra costa counties. >> philippe djegal kron. 4 >> well, you see workers strike is actually entered into a second week and there really appears to be no end in sight, unfortunately. yeah. and the strike, of course, further complicates things for a lot of students who are preparing for the end of the semester and everything that comes with that kron four's will tran live at berkeley on campus to explain. pay well. >> we are one hour away from its starting james, the rain. in fact, we will zoom in past my left shoulder and they just came with a cargo truck. they dropped awful lot of placards. you can see the signs right there and they are ready to go once again at 8 o'clock in the morning. exactly what they did one week ago, spro

david, when who was murdered on his drive home to san francisco a year ago this month. 23 month-old jasper. wu was shot and killed on 8.80 in oakland. police have released this photo of 2 cars believed to be involved in that unsolved case in may. governor gavin newsom approved funding for new surveillance cameras on several state highways, including in alameda and contra costa counties. >> philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay police in san jose started off their weekend responding to 2 homicides within hours of one another. investigators say one man was found shot to death just blocks away from the coyote creek golf club on friday morning. that shooting happened on dority avenue between pullman kalina avenue. the second shooting happened around 2.30 friday afternoon and river oaks parkway. that's about 5 miles from alviso. marina county park. police say that man was rushed to a hospital with a gunshot wound. he later died at that hospital. san jose police say that that is the 34th and 35th homicide investigation that they handled so far this year. there's still no word and sus

david, when who was murdered on his drive home to san francisco a year ago this month. 23 month-old jasper. wu was shot and killed on 8.80 in oakland. police have released this photo of 2 cars believed to be involved in that unsolved case in may. governor gavin newsom approved funding for new surveillance cameras on several state highways, including in alameda and contra costa counties. >> philippe djegal kron. 4 >> well, you see workers strike has entered into its second weekend. there appears to be no end in sight. no, the strike is further complicating things for a lot of students who are trying to prepare now for the end of the semester, we're coming up on thanksgiving. lot of kids getting ready to head out. kron four's will tran in berkeley with the latest on all of this this morning. will. >> good news. bad news chains and rain and the good news is both sides negotiated back and forth all last week. but the bad news still no agreement, which is why we expect the researchers, the lab assistance. we're talking 48,000, you see workers at 10 campuses build the largest strike at an academ

david, when who was murdered on his drive home to san francisco a year ago this month. 23 month-old jasper. wu was shot and killed on 8.80 in oakland. police have released this photo of 2 cars believed to be involved in that unsolved case in may. governor gavin newsom approved funding for new surveillance cameras on several state highways, including in alameda and contra costa counties. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> an update now on the la county deputy recruits who were hurt when a car drove into them during a training run. the sheriff's office says 4 of the 25 injured recruits remain in critical condition. one of them suffered a medical setback is not expected to survive. the 22 year-old suspect who was driving that suv is out on bail, but he's expected to face serious charges. investigators say they have obtained enough evidence and statements to conclude that that crash was a deliberate act. plus, new information now on a quadruple murder mystery thaa's rocked a small college town in idaho. we've learned the for university of idaho students who were stabbed multiple times while the

david, when who was murdered on his drive home to san francisco a year ago this month. 23 month-old jasper. wu was shot and killed on 8.80 in oakland. police have released this photo of 2 cars believed to be involved in that unsolved case in may. governor gavin newsom approved funding for new surveillance cameras on several state highways, including in alameda and contra costa counties. >> philippe djegal kron. 4 >> well, the uc workers strike has entered into its second weekend. there appears to be no end in sight. really? fortunately not. yeah. that strike is further complicating things for a lot of students who are preparing for the end of the semester. crawford's will trend in berkeley for us out of the campus with the latest. good morning. well, >> we expect the students to start arriving in about 90 minutes for now. some classes are still going on. other classes are not taking place because they're teaching assistants. 3rd graders. they are not inside the classrooms, but instead they're on the picket lines. let me show you video of last week. we are entering as you mention our second

another word of thanks to our sponsor tonight, jasper's village. and, many thanks again, goodnight to everyone. >> thank you, thank you. >> all american history tv on twitter, facebook, and youtube for schedule updates. to learn about what happened this day in history, watch videos and learn more about the people and events that shaped the american story. find us at c-span history. >> just two days ago, we celebrated that 234th anniversary of the signing of the u.s. constitution. the framers intended the constitution to be a fundamental framework of law. they did not want the constitution to be changed in response to transient winds, however, they also recognized that american society and conditions would change overtime in ways that they could not predict in 1787. george mason said, amendments, therefore, will be necessary. it will be better to provide for them in an easy, regular, and constitutional way then to trust to chance and violence. article five of the constitution lays out the amendment process and says 1787, more than 10,000 proposed am

who was dragged to death in jasper, texas, and i can say that she totally trusted and believed that keithny ways, i guess he was almost like what emmett would have been. i'm proud of him and whoopi for getting it out. i was able in the years i got to know mamie and worked with her cousins and all the foundation to know how important this was to her. the one thing i remember, nicolle, and i shared this with keith is when i was a teenager and joined the civil rights movement in the north, rosa parks said when she sat in front of the bus, a year after emmett till, and they told her to get up, she said she thought about getting up, but she couldn't get up. she thought about emmett till. that's how significant mamie till mobley, it was the direct reason rosa parks didn't get off that bus, and it took all of these years, but thank god for a person like keith and mamie, the story is out, so people understand. it didn't start with george floyd. it continues with george floyd. it started when a courageous woman opened that casket. and starting to expose what we have to deal with and why we have to

network several times, one time to comfort the family of james byrd jr., who was dragged to death in jaspereved that keith would one day get this out. i remember doing things with keith. keith was like her son. in many ways i guess he was almost like what emmett would have been. so, i'm so proud of him as well as whoopi and them for getting it out. because i was able in the years i got to know mamie and work with all of her cousins at the foundation, to know how important this was to her. and one thing i remember, nicole, and i shared this with keith is when i was a teenager and joined the movement, civil rights movement in the north, rosa parks said when she sat in front of the bus a year after emmett till and they told her to get up, she said she thought about getting up, but she couldn't get up. she thought about emmett till. that's how significant mamie till mogley opening that casket letting the world see what they did to her. it was the direct reason rosa parks didn't get up off that bus. it took all these years. thank god for people like keith and for mamie. it didn't start with geor

who was dragged to death in jasper, texas.h would get this out. keith was like her son. in many ways i guess he was almost like what emmett would have been. i'm so proud of him as well as whoopie for not giving up. i was able to know how important this was to her. the one thing i remember, nicole, and i've shared this with keith is, when i was a teenager and joined the movement, civil rights movement north, rosa parks said when she sat in front of the bus a year after emmett till and they told her to get up, she said she thought about getting up but she couldn't get up. she thought about emmett till. that's how significant mamie till mobley opening that casket letting the world see what happened to her son was. it was the direct reason rosa parks didn't get up off that bus and it took all these years to thank god for a person like keith and mamie. the story is out. it didn't start with george floyd, it continues with george floyd. it started when a courageous woman opened that casket. and not when the lynching started, but sta

host: jasper from memphis, tennessee. when did you serve? caller: 1971 to 1993. 22-year vet. was a logistics coordinator with combat support operations. i come from memphis, tennessee at 17 years old. my big thing to all the veterans, when you join the military, you don't join no political group. you join to defend this country. i'm tired about these old ve ts talking about right-wing and left-wing. defend whoever is in charge of you. stop putting vets down by saying the right wing and left-wing. you are the kind of soldier that did nothing while the rest of us were getting shot and beat up. one more thing. household vietnam veterans come home from vietnam. we go to the v.a. for help. we can't get help. the v.a. has let us down. they lost our medical records and we are being denied at every turn. someone needs to help us. that is with the veterans need to fight about. they take care of my family. i appreciate that. as far as individuals trying to get proper benefits for us old vietnam veterans, they deny us every time because they lost our records. we stood and fought for thi

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