in san jose, jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >> jocelyn, thank you. >>> it has been tough on sierrats tonight as well. snow and ice causing slick conditions for drivers. at one point i-80 was at a standstill, because of spin outs. >>> and tonight, those crashes have been cleared, but it is still slow going around lake tahoe. this comes as many people are heading up to the ski resorts for the holiday weekend. during our 7:00 newscast i spoke with the director of communications at kelly pass resorts and he says there will be plenty of fresh pat around the slopes this weekend. >> we are looking at probably-- it's just say a minimum lake level 12 inches, but when you get down to the western slope we are looking 24 inches with a high. depending on aspect and elevation up to three feet. what a great way to wind up march, easter and well into april. >> and several tahoe ski resorts have announced that they are extending their season. sugar bowl and kirkwood are open till the end of april, and palisades tahoe plans to stay open until memorial day. >>> and to the south of us, part of highway

jocelyn morán, noticiero telemundo 48. gracias jocelyn por esa otra perspectiva.resalió el interés de la comunidad latina en este supermartes? es la única manera como nosotros podemos ejercer nuestro nuestra voz y nuestro voto. bueno, en este condado se están eligiendo supervisores. así como miembros de la junta escolar. mientras que en sacramento se están eligiendo alcaldes y concejales cerca del 24% de la población del condado, pues es de origen latino. y ahora vamos a ver los resultados sobre la única propuesta estatal. ya que estamos hablando de la capital de california, la propuesta 1 que cambiaría la ley de servicios de salud mental, que data de 2004, sería subsidiada con un impuesto del 1% sobre ingresos superiores a 1 millón para financiar viviendas para personas sin hogar y veterans. por el momento, como pueden ver, tiene 51% de aprobación. vámonos ahora al condado contra costa. ya se votó a favor de la medida. se que durante los próximos 8 años mantendrá el impuesto de 75 $ a las propiedades. aquí tiene el resultado. 73% a favor. con esto se busca recole

jocelyn benson is the secretary of state of michigan and she has been in the eye of the storm since, well, before the 2020 election by far. but since then, certainly one of the real leaders to try to understand what was happening. the former secretary of homeland security, cofounder and executive chairman of -- group. michael really has just a depth of experience about dealing with, originally, it was online radicalization and extremism. and now, of course, based on his knowledge of that set of threats, he understands, you know, we've got to face what's going to happen in the elections. dara lindenbaum is the commissioner of the federal election commission of the united states and as such, she is part of the group that is trying to, you know, make sense of where money is being spent and what is being done with it, and the impact that it is having. and anna is the vice president of global affairs at openai. we really are thrilled that she is here with us because clearly, openai, along with the other companies, you know, is forging new ground. and a lot of it is very exciting. and fran

"today in the bay" the jocelyn moran takes us to the game where fans on the farm are celebrating after the cardinals beat the norfolk state spartans. >> reporter: as the clock ticked down excitement inside maples pavilion tonight, an amazing team just down the road right here. so good. so easy to root for and it's march madness. like, this is, this is one of the best sporting events of, in country! >> reporter: the stanford women's basketball team advances to second round of the ncaa tournament. beating the norfolk spartans by 29 points. beginning of the game had fans feeling a little nervous. >> sloppy in the beginning. maybe nervous. >> reporter: the rest of the game pretty much in control. leading the team, 17 points each and players young fans can look up to. in the eighth grade, and they play basketball. >> really fun and seeing stanford, like, play is really cool. >> i always come here to watch the games and they never disappoint. >> reporter: a historic season for the women on this team. the head coach became coach with the most wins in college basketball history and cameron bri

joining us as the michigan secretary of state, jocelyn benson.am secretary. >> you and i know that there is this push and pull when you want to talk about elections and the challenges of elections and you do that without suppressing the vote and you don't demotivate people about what donald trump is saying. there is no way to effectively toe the line said the center for innovation and research focused on election administration. when you want voters to turn out and you are telling them it is rigged, there is no surprise that some of them are. shooting yourself in the foot? >> when you inject fear in the process, there are ramifications for that and we have to notice the adversaries to democracy whether they come through candidates or other entities. the goal is to deter people from participating and cause people to give up on their own voice and their own vote. so the ramifications for that for someone running for president might be that you cause your own home-based to not turn out. >> madam secretary, you and i have had the good fortune of bein

jocelyn has details on why some businesses along the route are worried about the closure particularlys weekend. >> reporter: caltrans says closing the stretch of the freeway for the weekend will make the repair work happen faster. businesses are not too happy about it though, especially because it's happening during the st. patrick's day weekend. on six any southbound, commuters are driving past the signs, notifying them about this weekend's closure, at 1 pm friday, closed from the 580 six any connector to highway 84, expected to last until 4 am monday morning. >> it is a big revenue weekend for a lot of bars and restaurants, and a lot of people will be hurt by it for sure. >> reporter: happening on the st. patrick's day weekend, the owner of bosco's saloon, she took over a few months ago, this weekend was supposed to be the grand opening party. >> we hired a bunch of bands, because of the closure is going to hurt the business, so we are moving it to another weekend. >> reporter: even cutting back on staff because they may have trouble getting to work. and caltrans said it is to repla

and spread the message. >> reporter: jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >>> shock and confusion, after big decisions from the ellen roth school board in san jose last night. the board voted to terminate his contract. the board also voted to reject one of her proposals to relocate hundreds of students at a middle school in the district. she led the district for 10 years, including through the pandemic, when her district made some of the highest covered rates in the state. she was surprised by the move. >> when it is sudden like this is when it is, for me, personally hard. >> you are surprised by the motion? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the new superintendent will see immediate challenges, including a dramatic decline in student enrollment and a $20 million budget deficit next year. >>> tonight, a fellow san francisco legend, happy birthday, willie brown. >> the former san francisco celebrate his 90th birthday tonight. it was quite the bash at the irish bar in northeast. his actual birthday is on wednesday, but event organizers wanted to get a jump on the party. >>> all right, we are back

jocelyn moran was there. >> we have an amazing team down the road.y are so good an easy to root for. it is march madness. this is one of the best sporting vents in the country. >> reporter: the stanford women's basketball team advances to the second round of ncaa tournament. the cardinal beat the norfolk state spartans by 29 points. though the beginning of the game had fans feeling a little nervous. >> they looked a little sloppy at the beginning like maybe they are nervous. >> reporter: but for the rest of the game, they were pretty much in control. kiki and cameron led the team with 17 points each. players that young fans can look up to. raina and angela are in the eighth grade and play basketball. >> it was really fun. and seeing stanford play is really cool. >> i always come here to watch the games and they never disappoint me. >> reporter: it has been a historic season for the women on this team. the head coach became the coach with the most wins in college basketball history and cameron was just named to the ap women's basketball all american f

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran spoke with his family tonight. >> it is day 17 in gaza, today was packedt is friday. >> reporter: mohammed has been sending daily updates to his family, here in the bay area. they that then post them to the social media account for his friends to see. he is a bay area doctor who left left last month on a mission. >> we are hoping for a cease- fire today, plumes of smoke all around the hospital and saw many trauma patients, really hoping things settle down. >> in the bay area, his wife takes care of their children. she supported mohammed's decision to go to gaza. >> at the end of the day, when you are seeing people suffering you want to go and help and mohammed, being an er doctor said that is how you can do it. >> reporter: but she tells us that she wakes up every day thinking about him. mohammed tries to call her each morning, the connection wasn't too bad today. she tells he tells her about two little boys he met. >> i'm like when are we going to get our new legs and our prosthetics, can you take us with you? back home? >> i mean, i'm ready. i'm ready ho

let's bring in new details, jocelyn. >> we spoke with legal analyst stephen clark, who took it down fornnocence project will be focusing on a few things, including a van that was burned at the time of lacy peterson's appearance in the burglary that occurred across the street from their home. tomorrow is the first date in what is expected to be a lengthy process. it is the case from modesto that captivated the country. in 2004, scott peterson was convicted in the murder of his wife, lacy peterson, and their unborn child, connor. 20 years later, the attention is back on this case after the l.a. innocence project decided to take it up. >> they have exonerated many people throughout the years by using up-to-date d.n.a. technology and other forensic information and they are going to bring that expertise to scott peterson's case. the innocence project is going to start from the ground up and they will look at the case as to whether there's any alternative theories as to what happened to lacy and connor peterson. >> reporter: legal analyst stephen clark says among the things attorneys will be

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran is joining us now to break it down for us. this sounds like a mess. >> reporter: yeah, audrey, it is chaos. it starts in 2018, ann reynolds feels like she's found the perfect lot on the big island. her daughter lives in hawaii, so, the idea was in the future, she could build a home. but the pandemic hit and she got busy, so, imagine her surprise when she gets a call in the summer of 2023 that a house had been sold on her land. this is the video ann reynolds took in 2018 of the lot on the big island she had just bought. >> i looked at coordinates, so, north, south, east, west, the position of the stars, the position of the sun when it rose, and when it set, and then my -- my zodiac sign and how it aligned with all that, and the land was saying yes. >> reporter: she bought it at a county tax auction for $22,500. the last time she had been to hawaii was 2019. then the pandemic hit, and she got busy. in june of 2023, she got a call from a realtor. >> i just sold a house that happens to be on your land. we need to resolve this, and

jocelyn moran joins us now in the newsroom with the details. >> all right, audrey, it has been quiteeek for retail in san francisco with the news of macy's leaving union square. but cities leaders have high hopes for downtown and this is part of the reason. what was once called westfield san francisco center will soon be called emporium center san francisco and there are big plans in the work. it is no secret that several well-known stores originally decided to leave san francisco. last summer, westfield made national headlines when it announced it is leaving downtown behind. a decrease in sales and foot traffic. that stunning decision came weeks after norstrom said it would be closing its iconic stores in the mall. they are planning to rebranded in san francisco. >> i think san francisco has come back. >> falls under supervisor matt dorsey's district. he has high hopes for it. it opened in 1896 as the emporium. the center's management has priority for they want to work with existing retailers and restaurants, attract tenants and improve security with music and performances. >> i am

here's nbc's jocelyn moran. >> reporter: a growing memorial for jose luis rodriguez, the victim in this a well known tattoo artist in the south bay. tonight in this parking lot, friend who call jose luis rodriguez a brother stood in front of his memorial remembering him. they tell us he was always smiling and laughing? he was a caring person. he was loving. he put everybody before himself. he made sure everybody was good. you know? if you needed help, he was there. >> reporter: at his memorial, there are photos of him, flower, candles, and hats to honor and remember him. rodriguez's family sent a statement saying they, quote, hope he is at peace and remembered for his heart. we are thankful his art will live through so many he touched. >> this one on my arm right here, beautiful tattoo artist. i mean, if anyone knows jose and came across him, you know, great human being. so i really got to say, i want him to be recognized and remembered. >> reporter: this happened on february 29th of moore park avenue. officers arrested 30-year-old dynzel brown. >> our special operations unit located an

. >> reporter: tucked away in a san jose storefront, clothing designer jocelyn west is hard at work on> these are linen dusters made from old hand-embroidered tablecloths. >> reporter: old vintage tablecloths, once destined for landfill, practically given away at flea markets. >> i would find things and just be amazed at what i was looking at and how undervalued they were. >> reporter: in her hands, jocelyn transforms unwanted linens. >> this was a pendleton blanket. >> reporter: virgin wool blankets and cashmere scraps turned into one-of-a-kind masterpieces. >> i think this is beautiful. >> amazing, special. >> really beautiful design. >> reporter: jocelyn is practicing the art of what's called upcycling. >> saving things that would otherwise be discarded or no longer needed or used and giving them new life and new purpose. finding the beauty in them. this is all handmade lace and linen -- >> reporter: her unique handmade garments stand in stark contrast to the trend of fast fashion. that's the mass production of cheap, stylish clothes now flooding the market. research shows consumers

jocelyn mega. great to see you. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> all right now back to capitol hill, where multiple democratic sources tell cnn that house democrats are willing to save republican house speaker mike johnson's job if he outlines a path to securing ukraine aid johnson's under fire from the so-called maga wing of the party, namely georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who has filed a motion to oust him. she hasn't forced to vote on it. instead, leaving the threat hanging over johnson's head. manu raju has the latest from capitol hill. manu >> hey, fred democrats are weighing whether they should save mike johnson's job as speaker. this is different than what happened in the fall when kevin mccarthy became the first beaker ever to be ousted by his own colleagues on a vote on the house floor. why is it different this time aid to ukraine that is so key to many democrats in the house has been stalled for months because gop divisions over this issue and this is comes at a critical time fo

como jocelyn. un lugar privado o para simple y sencillamente tener un cuarto de hotel o buscar un shelter. qué está pasando? no hay no saben nada. el evento contó con el respaldo de los supervisores wilton chan y safahi. este último introdujo una resolución hoy pidiendo acciones inmediatas. necesito un vouchers para tener housing, un shelter inmediatamente. porque es un largo tiempo. están en la calle. por otra parte, la alcaldesa, junto a los supervisores ronen y melgar asegurarnos de estar trabajando para mejorar la situación y aumentar la capacidad de los albergues. en un comunicado, la alcaldesa nos dijo que están viendo un aumento en la necesidad de apoyo a personas y que están respondiendo que las inversiones en refugios y hogares para familias han hecho una gran diferencia y que con la expansión del refugio de emergencia cumplirán con las necesidades. el departamento vio el problema y está arreglando la cosa para que las reglas sean flexibles para acaparar esta población. myrna melgar estima

jocelyn morán noticiero telemundo 48.rido y dando vueltas fue que terminó un autobús escolar en austin, texas. mire esta cámara nos permite ver la perspectiva de las personas que iban ahí. el conductor del vehículo había dormido solo 3 horas, consumido marihuana y cocaína la noche anterior del accidente y habría perdido el control del vehículo, como ven, provocando que además chocara con otro auto. todo eso lo dio a conocer la policía, el conductor del automóvil involucrado y un niño de 3 años. murieron varios estudiantes resultaron heridos también. a consecuencia de este acto imprudente, regresamos aquí a la región. mire esto. las autoridades han dado a conocer que a partir de hoy ya se activaron los controles de cadenas a lo largo de la carretera y 80 y las 50. esto es en respuesta a una fuerte nevada que se espera ahí en la sierra. las condiciones climáticas han generado carreteras cubiertas de nieve y una visibilidad reducida , lo que está llevando a muchos conductores pues a disminuir la velocidad. así es que si plan

jocelyn moran habló con ella y nos trae más detalles.ó una llamada de 1 de sus trabajadores avisándole que alguien había entrado a su negocio. cuando llegó había vidrio por todo el suelo. esto fue lo que priscila bravo vio cuando entró a su restaurante skillet cafe esta mañana en fremont someone broke into skillet installed everything we own publicó este video en las redes sociales, explicando que alguien había entrado y robado sus pertenencias our whole restaurant. se metieron a robar, los rompieron los ventanas, los rompieron las puertas y se llevaron todo el dinero que teníamos. nos cuenta que robaron una caja fuerte. dice que se sintió enojada, pero a la vez más triste porque no pensé que me iba a pasar. priscila tuvo que actuar rápido. llamó a trabajadores para que hicieran los arreglos y ella se tuvo que ir a su otro restaurante, billy royce burger, donde tenía un evento con la ciudad de fremont para la semana de los restaurantes. allí fue donde hablamos con ella. dice que en los 10 años que han tenido el restaurante skillet nunca

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nbc bay area news's jocelyn moran joins us now and we really have both sides of the same conflict. >>orter: as you mentioned we talked with michael levy in san francisco. michael wants his brother back but he also says the 2 1/2-year- old son desperately needs his father back. >> he was almost like boiling -- >> reporter: he taught himself to program and became a computer engineer. >> music festivals, i was surrounded by friends. >> reporter: michael says his brother was at the music festival with his wife on october 7th during the hamas attack. michael tells us or and his wife ran into a bomb shelter. >> for a second they were safe but a few minutes after that a group of terrorists arrived. >> reporter: his wife was killed. >> it was hard to see his wife murdered before his eyes. >> reporter: how michael is traveling to different cities about his story. he wears a bracelet that reads whatever it takes and carries this teddy bear to remind him of his 2 1/2-year-old nephew who already lost his mother now needs his father back. >> we are just trying to hug him and show him love and supp

esto y mÁs con jocelyn flores. >> es un placer saludarlos y presentarle una informaciÓn mÁs destacadada 12 del clausura 2024. el mÁnchester protagonizÓ una remontada Épica en tiempo extra en el derby do noroeste para avanzar a semifinal al derrotar 4—3 a liverpool. los hÉroes fueron rashford y en un contragolpe sentenciÓ el regreso y clasificaciÓn al 121. las semifinales se jugarÁn el 20 de abril y la definiciÓn serÁ el 25 de mayo. el juez lo mÁs atractivo de la jornada 29el barcelona derrotando 3—0 al atlÉtico de madrid. fÉlix abriÓ el marcador con un ajustado y cruzado disparÓ lewandowski aumentÓ la ventaja 47—65 sellÓ la goleada con la que el barça regresÓa sÓlo ocho puntos del real madrid. el tenista espaÑol derrotÓ este domingoal ruso y revalidÓ su corona. alcaraz de 20 aÑos desde el primer tenista en repetir triunfo desde que el nÚmero uno oscilaba tres victorias entre 2014 y 16. hasta aquÍ lo mÁs importante en el mundo deportivo, que tenga un excelente inicio de semana. felix: este aÑo la primavera se adelantÓ y felix: este aÑo parece que la llegada de la primavera se adelantÓ

in san jose, jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >>> for bay area rain to sierra snow. this is a live look at interstate 80 in soda springs west of donner summit. a heavy dose of snow this weekend. chain controls in effect for i-80 and route 50. yesterday, though, snow and ice made for slick conditions for drivers. at one point i-80 was at a standstill because of multiple spinouts. s many people head up to the mountains for the weekend, chp urges drivers to go slowly. key resorts reporting plenty of fresh powder this weekend. >> we're looking probably, let's just say at minimum at lake level. 12 inches. you get up to the crest down at the western slope, looking 24 inches with a high. depending on aspect and elevation up to three feet. a great way to wind down march, easter and roll into april. >> several tahoe ski resorts announced extending their season. sugar bowl and kirkwood open to end of april. get this. palisades tahoe open until memorial day. monday may 27th. weather and conditions permit it. >>> to our south now if you're planning to head to the coast this week

i love you so much. >> reporter: jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >>> 27 part the hour. much more ahead for you on "today in the bay." >>> coming up, stranded overnight in the sierra. roads shut down because of whiteout conditions and some drivers forced to pull over and stay put overnight. >>> plus, governor gavin newsom stepping in to make the streets safer in one east bay city, hoping to reduce crime. hoping to reduce crime. we break down his ten-ep plan st "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking

. >>> jocelyn moran joins us in studio with the speech. >> reporter: president biden talked on a numberhe vowed to fight for reproductive rights. he called out the gop when it came to the border, and he talked about the israel-hamas war. experts say it was important for biden to show that he may be 81 that he still has the energy to be in this. and they think he did just that. president joe biden state of the union came at a pivotal moment for him. an election year for the rematch between him and donald trump. >> determined to get us through one of the toughest periods of the nation's history. we have. >> reporter: members of the democratic women's caucus wore white to signal support for abortion and women's rights. biden tonight vowed to fight for reproductive rights. >> american people, send me a congress with the right to choose, i promise you i will restore roe v wade as the law of the land again. >> reporter: biden also called at the gop's failure to pass a border bill, another issue front and center, the israel- hamas war. during his feet, biden says families of hostages held by h

. >> i'm jocelyn from michigan my question is, what would you say to black girls like me tryi tryingting into the arts >> terrific question >> wel first, i'm excited that you're interested in pup etdry it took me many years to find my path i found first what made me come alive, and that was telling stories and singing songs. i used puppetry as a mode to do that i tried working -- i was an ad sales intern at nbc. >> were you? >> i was i worked in public relations i worked in dance, musical theater. i did lots of different jobs in the arts until i found what made me come alive. and i learned that was making children laugh and smile by doing puppetry >> every time i've been around a puppeteer or ventriloquist, they walk in the room with a puppet, people smile right away. it's this ultimate, you know, social moment of breaking any tension in the room. what's that like to have that ability? >> it's like awakening someone's imagination. it doesn't matter if you're 2 years old or 80 years old. there's a part of your mind that wants to believe that something that doesn't exist right now can

let's get openai, facebook, others together with people like jocelyn and michael who have a lot of the depth and width where the money flows are that she sees, and let's see if there cannot be some cooperative effort between now and this election. if we don't try, we know what will happen. we know what's going to happen. and i think that -- michael, you made a great point, we need more transparency and openness. and that should be de-classifying information as quickly as possible so it gets out in the public, and frankly, governments need to get it out and not ask for permission because it could influence the conversation going forward. but i think this idea of collaboration is better in a democracy to have collaboration and bring people together. let's see what we can do to follow up. thank you all very much. [applause] and the leader of microsoft threat analysis center, which is part of customer safety. so where i want to begin with each of you, because all three of you, in slightly different ways, are focused on looking at the threats and the risks that you are seeing across your pl

. >> reporter: tucked away in a san jose storefront, clothing designer jocelyn west is hard at work onction. >> these are linen dusters made from old hand embroidered tablecloths. >> reporter: old vintage table closss once destined for landfill or practically given i away at flea markets. >> reporter: this was a wool blanket into one of kind masterpieces. >> really beautiful design. >> reporter: jocelyn is practicing the art of what's called upcycling. >> saving things that would otherwise be discarded or no longer needed or used. this is all hand-made lace and linen. >> reporter: her unique hand-made garments stand in stark contrast to the trend of fast fashion. that's the mass production of cheap, stylish clothes now flooding the market. research shows consumers are likely to discard fast fashion only after a few wears. most of it ends up in landfill. as the clothing decomposes, it releases methane, a greenhouse gas that's 28 times as potent as carbon dioxide. >> being able to use old tablecloths or jackets or blankets, and then giving it a new life. and it just makes it feel so much

i think that point has been made that has been the suggestion is jocelyn for part of going on behind the scenes, particularly for the party structure after strong eventually leaves alters what are the chances. do you think that's the coming president or the immediately pharma prize and it has been coal top in those maneuvers and i think it's very likely i believe the fingerprint. so the total on the minister of public security are all over this. we have a current secretary general, so this house is questionable. he's a strong rab, if, if he can't proceed over the next 21 months to shape that the next part of leadership, he is in fact heading the personnel committee. that's there to that and select candidates for the next party congress. and he's already received, pushed back at the bottom of last year and october. he was too strong. also, we should be called the last party congress. he nominated his successor, was going to retire, but the central committee overturned it. so we've seen that the party secretary general is not all powerful, easy week and now he had a stroke of 2019 a se

me to make the other voices relevant to so that there's more that unites us then divide the carry, jocelyn go high with the wells headlines on. i'll just, i'll just air has obtained footage showing is very forces in guns, a shooting to on, on the palestinians dead at close range. one of the men repeatedly waves which appears to be a piece of white fabric. the bodies of the 2 palestinians have been buried by it's variable dies. target assume has mall from rafa in southern gaza. and in fact, a completely disturbing and distressing images that the v do that in just the or has obtained shows how to on ballast.

at least 18 people have been killed and strikes on homes, jocelyn and con eunice nathan on thursday night. and it's rarely a tax coach $10.00 in gaza. city this morning. the palestinian death toll since october, the 7th has risen to nearly so to 2000 people of the well let's go to a correspondent in gaza. thought it was a is joining us. i believe his live in the alpha and thought it, i wonder if people that are in any way called listen to what's happening at the un security council. does it have an impact that yes, in fact, elizabeth uh, people are completely here in the, in the gaza strip at any particular novel. hopefully, all the domestic efforts and just being made and difficult about the corrina in terms of the meeting and they are due on the security cam so, and they believe that they have been building a holding different meeting spot without taking any practical steps it over to to mitigate the crisis here because a circle or at least exec, more pressure on isabel, just k u brackets military attacks to stop, it's been a treat. genocide does have faith in the god. this trips, speci

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