look at that jonathan hill guy. jonathan hill. say, isn't he the-- yeah. well, he's okay. well, if all the reviews are in, i'll just put this away. dick, uh... don't you think this might be getting just a touch out of hand? what is, george? this jonathan stuff. jonathan this. jonathan that. george, what are you worried about? she already said she isn't gonna go. yeah, but she keeps on saying it. first thing you know, she'll be saying it long distance from new york. maybe you should talk with her. george, marriage is like... porcupines. porcupines need to get close to each other for warmth. but if they get too close, they spear each other. now, if i flat out told joanna she couldn't go to new york, then i'd be like a porcupine who pulls his mate too close and-- fills her so full of holes makes her uncomfortable. but my porcupine knows she's free to go, and that's why she's staying here. what are you two talking about? uh, porcupines. yeah, and marriage and spearing each other. yeah, i was just-- i was just telling george that, you know, we love and trust each other, and tha

or four months the wound appeared in the bay area there on the run for more than a week 20 your jonathan hill that are arrested once a month track down a san francisco police officer to report suspicions and the other inmates at turned himself over to authorities on friday this state from the center and the gel and the rich and second by cutting through an climbing, and tunnels. >>mark: officers received a call about an offense on saturday they spotted two stolen car to driver of one of those vehicles sped up and ran the officer's vehicle you can see the damage to heart, and the car ran one of the was call the police said a woman stayed inside the stolen vehicle and install the police car while police looking for the to men identified the suspect confessed past it sea from san jose they believe the man who got away at this question hernandez will look at one some pieces chains offering. >>darya: the cop was entertaining she said she noticed a squad car was speeding so she laid on and and she sped to follow him she felt she was afraid he was traveling and unsafe speed super bowl sunday is the

jonathan. in rock hill, the search continues this afternoon for 26-year-old zachary lee reaves. officials with the south carolina department of corrections say reaves broke into a rock hill school and stole a gun and cash just hours after escaping from the catawba prerelease center just a week ago. deputies say the front door of the academy christian school was found shattered tuesday. school officials did not comment on why a gun was actually inside that building. reaves was serving an eight year sentence for second degree remains of a 13-year-old nicole lovell were found over the weekend three dayss after she disappeared from her blackburg, virginia, home. renovations are shutting down one area library for the month. richland library cooper will undergo renovations and while there is no temporary site for the location, richland library cooper is taking a role out on their learn freely bus. you can join their team for this active learning experience on tuesdays and thursdays through february. that's from 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. or you can check it out on saturday from 9:00 in

jonathan: he was really saying put me back. michelle: snacks. i want snacks. of course we truck our own celebrated forecaster, doug hill. jonathan: we don't have to hold him up out of his burrow. it does seem like a soggy few days. doug: phil has 45% accuracy rate. so i have my work cut out to get into that range. i will tell you i think we have a 100% probability of rain tomorrow and it could be heavy. lets get started a look outside live at the national harbor. capitol wheel. sunshine getting through. comfortable around the area with the late an temperatures. 51 at reagan national. 45 in frederick. 50 degrees in manassas. 47 in annapolis. we get through the overnight hours everyone will stay above freezing. it means we'll melt. whatever snow is around continue the melting process overnight. tomorrow we will accelerate the melt as we head in the 60's. a quick closeup look at the western zone for the overnight. even those areas with plenty of snow cover. we will drop to lower 40's by early morning. rain is beginning to spread over areas west of the appalachians in response to a big storm center. a major blizzard over the

live from park hills, richard chiles. jonathan: thank you. happening today local cycling , groups will host a memorial ride for the cyclist killed in a hit and run crash in anderson township last weekend. the ghost ride for michael prater will take off at two from lunken airport. prater worked at the rei in rookwood. employees from the columbus store will man the norwood one. so prater' s co-workers can take part in the ride. prosecutors upgraded charges against the driver in the crash. mindy woodall now faces investigators found drug paraphernalia in her suv after the crash. cincinnati reds outfield prospect juan duran has been suspended for the first 80 games of the season after testing positive for performance-enhancing three substances. under the mlb big league program since saint louis catcher stanley cody in september. duran has spent eight seasons in the minor leagues since signing with the reds in february of 2008, but has not appeared in a major league game. dallas police are opening a criminal investigation into a reported assault b

hill. jonathan: fed chair janet yellen q things to say. on deck.len what a different six weeks makes. we start 2016 in the hike in march around 50%. nasa zero -- now something like zero? thing is is the only can hang my hat on that is fundamentally changed. effectively, the market has priced out these rate hikes. we'll talk about what is happening with the shipping story. global trade, a little bit later on as well. looking forward to that conversation. then we get to deutsche bank. a big story. jonathan: in the news once again. the management is the bank is solid. thewe understand that management is considering a bond buyback. the damage has been done. you wonder whether that can last. guy: i think there is a lot of communication that needs to happen. these guys will be spending amounted over the next couple of weeks. trying to figure out exactly where they stand and where the future lies. that will be a big feature of the banking sector. versed, let's get to caroline hyde. caroline: the antiestablishment candidates have claimed victory in the new hampshire primary. easily over hilla

hill. jonathan: fed chair janet yellen q things to say. on deck.len what a different six weeks makes.the hike in march around 50%. nasa zero -- now something like zero? thing is is the only can hang my hat on that is fundamentally changed. effectively, the market has pr

jonathan: talk about the weather. doug hill is joining us. he brought a furry friend for the assist. doug: for years i have done weather i give punxsutawney phil a hard time. this is west virginia bill. he has had the ground hog for 30 years. mark told me he found him in west virginia, and bill passed from natural causes. wink, wink. jonathan: lead poisoning is what we heard. doug: i don't attention to that mean man there. he is here to wish us luck for the forecast tomorrow. i can't wait to see what phil says. six more weeks of winter and an early spring, who knows? michelle: who cares? doug: keep alison happy. michelle: this is freaking me out. i'm not a fan. doug: if his eyes mink we are in trouble. jonathan: you never thought you would spend time with a stuffed rodent, did you? alison: a little close. doug: rain in the air, temperaturest dropping from the 60's at lunchtime to the 40's. 46 in win chester. the same rain everywhere. nothing heavy. as i said earlier a different story coming wednesday. stronger and a more dynamic front and the

no more record warmth expected, winter returning, we have the jonathan: a 30-year-old east bryce hill man is being held on bond, accused of forcing a woman into his home at gunpoint. christian clark is locked up this morning charged with felony assault and kidnapping. once inside his home he beat the woman with two different guns, causing serious injury. after the alleged rape of a columbus bank employee, billy anderson was released from prison on wednesday after serving four years for of duction and attempted robbery. they say that he went to a chase bank branch friday to ask about a safety deposit box. when a female employee took him to look at the boxes, that' s when the assault occurred. he ran but was caught by officers just a few blocks away. the mayor of cincinnati and the new chief of police will come together one last time this week talk about reducing violent crime with the public. tomorrow is the fifth and final community forum at the community it is an opportunity for leaders to talk about the increase in violence and get input from you on how to deal with the issue. some

hill is a former u.s. ambassador to south korea. he spoke earlier with my colleague, jonathan mann. mr. hill says he thinks the rocket launch may well be part of pyongyang's effort to develop its nuclear weapons technology. listen. >> despite all the talk about whether it's a north korean provocation, et cetera, what i think it is is the military testing program. they've been testing nuclear weapons, and testing the delivery system. i think we need to understand this in that context. i don't think it's an effort to somehow humiliate china or somehow behave in -- in some different way. i think it is an internal testing program. and what it speaks to the fact that north korea simply doesn't care what we think. >> how dangerous is north korea's rocket technology now? >> reporter: there is no question that they have made progress on their nuclear explosions, on these nuclear devices. you know, at first they had a fizzle. fizzled out, didn't work. they've continued to work on it. they've had four tests. it's not a hydrogen program. but you don't have to be a hydrogen program to be extremely t

jonathan seri has the latest. capitol hill focus on the zika virus. health officials testifying at a congressional hearing about the rapidly spreading bug. zika is new. and new diseases can be scary particularly when they may affect the most vulnerable among us. >> the obama administration asking congress for more than $1.8 billion in emergency funds to combat zika here in the broad. the funding will go toward things like mosquito control programs education and vaccine research. the cdc currently lists 30 countries and territories were active transmission is taking place. including puerto rico the us virgin islands and american samoa. mosquito bites have yet to cost on this in the continental us, but the specific type of mosquito which transmits sica does live in southern parts of the country. >> the next thing that we may see happen is cases or clusters in part of the us that have had clusters in the past. we may also see sporadic cases elsewhere in the us. transmitted and his evidence linking zika infection with birth defects in brazil. that's why t

jonathan: they need it. let's bring in doug hill. doug: gusty winds and 62 at reag national airport. it's 64 a a great leap day weather wise. sustained winds 125. the highest gust at annapolis at 35 miles per hour. it will be clear tonight. we will plan ahead to super tuesday, sunshine in the morning. few clouds in the afternoon. highs again near 60 degrees there. could be significant weather here in terms of the winds and rain on wednesday. another system on friday. a lot to share in a few minutes. organizers of the popular all good music festival say it's not so good anymore. at least they are not going to have the concert event at all this year in jefferson county, west virginia but they hope to have smaller concerts celebrating music, community, arts. michelle: for many of us our pet is a family member. what length would you go through to find a missing pet? "7 on your side" troubleshooter horace holmes talked with one local woman dollars and countless hours over the past two years looking for her lost dog. horst janet is the pic

we'll be right back here at jonathan: police have identified a man hit and killed over the weekend in park hills, kentucky. stephenson was hit while crossing the street outside of covington catholic high school saturday morning. he died at the scene. police say the driver involved is cooperating with the investigation. kenton county police are overseeing the investigation. two local churches are issuing a challenge to our youth. today, word of deliverance and the new prospect baptist church issuing the #islandchallenge. it stands for i shall live and not die. cps recently lost two students to suicide. the district is responding by beginning a series of talks with students in fifth through twelfth grades. local law enforcement officials are teaming to prevent drunk and drugged driving. customers who order pizza from businesses will see a special sticker on the box telling them to have a game plan to include a designated driver if they plan on drinking. to friends and family who are drinking. don't let anyone impaired have keys to their vehicle. good temperatures today. jennifer: nice, 51 with sun

jonathan: thanks. stay with abc7 and doug hill even when you are away from our tv set. we are providing updates on all the platforms, online and on the apps. only thing you need is a phone, tablet and a wireless connection. michelle: new developments this afternoon in the murder of a mother and her daughter. neshante davis was a teacher and her child chloe was just 2 years old. jonathan: maryland bureau chief brad bell broke on twiter that the child's father is now under arrest. brad is outside prince george's county police headquarters where we just got a first look at this guy. brad: we learned he would be charged this morning. but a little while ago we saw the perp walk. they call it that. we want to show you the video. the young man, i believe he is 25 years old. he is in police custody coming out of police headquarters. he has been under questioning in here on and off since mid-afternoon yesterday. we understand that he made a confession. a confession that he killed his own child, 2-year-old chloe davis-green and that child's mother, neshante davis. she was 26 year

doug hill will have it coming up. jonathan: overnight, supreme court justice antonin scalia's body arrived at dulles airport. he died over the weekend in a hunting trip in texas. today people gathering outside the nation's highest courthouse to urge the president and congress to fill the now vacant seat on the court. >> we want a congress holding -- michelle: scalia's reputation on the court came with a big personality. he was also a lightning rod. he was here in d.c. with his family for more than three decades. jonathan: he was a fixture in our community. church, schools, restaurants, even the opera. jeff goldberg has more on how the larger-than-life justice is remembered in the community. jeff: we spoke to people who what we heard were stories of a kind and caring man with a great sense of humor. and stories of an individual despite the status as a supreme court justice did not talk down to others or act with arrogance. we visited diego's hair salon in dupont circle in northwest washington where he would get his haircut with

hill in a few minutes. michelle: thank you. great story coming up. jonathan: this is so good.bc7 sports reporter scott abraham working on a story. i got a sneak peek. it's fantastic. scott: a story that will leave a permanent smile on your face. remarkable young man. heritage high school freshman brendan frederick was bor see. but believe he is not silent. let's just say varsity basketball games at the school would not be the same without the young man behind the microphone. >> i am the voice of your heritage pride! scott: coming up at 5:00, you will hear from the young man only on abc7. we will show you how he is not allowing the disability to hold him back. brendan is simply living his life inspiring many. tonight at 5:00, you don't want to miss this story. michelle: love it already. jonathan: the voice of the team. fantastic. scott: only a freshman. he will only get better and better. jonathan: look forward to it. michelle: next at 4:00 -- the oregon standoff is over. how the agencies were able to get the remaining occupiers to finally surrender. the emotional and at times

jonathan siri has the latest. >> reporter: lawmakers on capitol hill focus on the zika virus. health officials testifying at a congress hearing about the rapidly spreading bug. >> zika is new and new diseases can be scary particularly when they may affect the most vulnerable among us. >> the obama administration asking congress for more than $1.8 billion in emergency funds to combat the fund willing go towards things like mosquito control programs, education and vaccine research. the c.d.c. currently lists 30 countries and territories where active transmission is taking place, including puerto rico, the u.s. virgin islands and american samoa. mosquito bites have yet to cause illness in the continental u.s. but the specific type of mosquito which transmits zika does live in southern parts of the country. >> the next thing that we may see happen is cases or clusters in part of the u.s. that have had dengue clusters in the past. we may also see sporadic cases elsewhere in the u.s.. >> the virus can also be sexually transmitted there's evidence linking zika infection with birth de

little girl fighting the same kind of deadly brain tumor that lauren hill fought. >> her favorite color is pink. this will be perfect. jonathan: the police and fire departments took part in the special welcome for 5-year-old brooklyn smith. she's currently going through treatment for dipg. on saturday, the lakemont community tied ribbons in brooklyn's favorite color so she'd see them on her way through the neighborhood. >> brooklyn's name is on one side of the ribbon and we're leaving the other side open for anybody to write names of cancer victims on there. jonathan: they tied 25 football after she finishes her current round of radiation, make a wish will send here on her first plane trip to disney world. on her first plane trip to disney world. her family has created the charity, smile for brooklyn, to help families fighting cancer. today, you could take advantage jonathan: today is a chance to get ideas for sprucing up the house, inside and out. richard chiles is downtown for the opening of the home and guarden show. richard, good morning. richard: good morning. you're absolutely right. inside and out of the house, that's

jonathan: several police agencies are investigating a fatal crash that ended with a man dead in park hills, kentucky. it happened right outside covington catholic high school saturday morning. police say 68-year-old roger lee stephenson was hit while crossing the street. he died at the scene. >> he usually waits for his bus coming this way. when he sees his bus, he crosses over. looks like that's what he was doing, crossing over to get on the bus. jonathan: the driver is cooperating with the investigation. kenton county police are overseeing the investigation. he was a father, husband, and avid cyclist. there was a huge show of support from the cycling xhunlt this weekend, honoring a man killed in a hit and run crash in the story. >> it strikes a nerve with everyone who rides a bike. reporter: it's the kind of bike ride this tight knit cycling community never wants to have, a ghost bike ride. >> today is a sorrowful day for the bicycle community. reporter: hundreds and hundreds of cyclists came together to give michael prater his last and final ride. >> it's really empowering to see that t

you said there was the director jonathan was scheduled to be on the hill to talk about the budget and it was canceled as opposed to just not getting scheduled at all? >> well i think the reason i say canceled is because it's been held around the same time every year for 40 years so the fact that it's not being held this time i guess, if they didn't have the super bowl next year we would all say it was canceled. but i guess you could also say it wasn't scheduled. either way, it's a choice that's made by republicans in this case. >> thanks. and on the broader poverty agenda, these are things that paul ryan has backed in the past, now he's speaker. is that the main reason that there seems to be additional optimism that this can get through or are there new proposals on that end from the white house that you think will make it more enticing to republicans? >> i mean, we do -- there are new proposals in this budget and it is an issue that we very much hope to take up in a bipartisan way. you heard us talk about the proposal that the speaker has already put forward. there is another proposa

jonathan ser rei has the story. >> reporter: lawmakers on capitol hill focus on the zika virus.alth officials testifying at a hearing about the rapidly spreading bug. >> zika is new, and new diseases can be scary, particularly when they may affect the most vulnerable among us. >> reporter: the obama administration asking congress for more than $1.8 billion in emergency funds to combat zika here and abroad. the fund willing go towards things like mosquito control programs, education and vaccine research. the cdc currently lists 30 countries and territories where active transmission is taking place including puerto rico and american samoa. mosquito bites have yet to cause illness in the united states but the virus does live in southern parts of the country. >> the next thing that we may see happen is cases or clusters in part of the u.s. that have had clusters in the past. we may also see sporadic cases elsewhere in the u.s. >> reporter: the virus can also be sexually transmitted. there's evidence linking the virus to birth defects. that's why the cdc surging pregnant women to avo

jonathan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a house committee holds its first hearing over the flint water crisis on capitol hill. >> it isural disaster. it is a human disaster. brought on by failures of humans, but i think it is well brought on by failures of government, at all levels. >> flint's drinking water has been contaminated with toxics levels of lead, after it switched it water source in 2014 to save money. the city was under state management at that time. still ahead on "eyewitness news", call it puppy love caught on surveillance video, the lent a dog goes to to make sure some stray puppies are taken care of. it is just adorable, katie, i love this story. >> so sweet. definitely looking ahead to very soggy afternoon and early evening, so the commute is going to be affected by this rainstorm that's moving through. we will track it for you, talk about just how much we'll see out of it coming up. >>> we are just days away from superbowl 50. and we are counting the minutes, even the seconds for you, right, there on our enormous clock. getting you geared up for the sun, with superbowl theme shows friday at superbowl

hill a senate committee hearing will talk about the fight. floridstate attorney general and secretary of health dr. jonathan armstrong expected to testify about florida's specific response and preparations for the zika virus. he's one of many in the medical communi who are expected to testify at some point today. meantime the cdc is investigating 14 new cases of zika here inin the united states and allof them appear to be sexually transmitted. this revelation is leading officials to believe that spreading the virus through sex is more common than previously thought. several of these new cases involve pregnant women and the effects on their unborn babies are not yet known, although it's likely not good. hereren florida officials have all of those are travel related and none involve pregnant women. >> out of cuba, state media are reporting that fidel and raul castro's older brother has died. ramon was the second of seven children in the family. he supported his brother's revolution but didn't take an active role. ramon was 91 years old. u.s. secretary of state john kerry may soon visit cuba to speak about hum

doug hill and steve rudin will have updates on the timing way. jonathan: we do continue to follow breaking news from anacostia where a man was shot we know two people are in police custody but tom roussey has new information about who police are look for right now. tom? tom: moments ago we told you they had a 15-year-old and 19-year-old in custody but there are two more suspects that metro is looking for. they got a picture of them going up the escalators there. here are the maimages metro sent out -- images that mitt met sent out moments ago. two more suspects they are looking for in connection with the shooting that happened 12:45 this afternoon. the first shooting in a decade inside a metro train. again, this happened at 12:45. the victim is conscious and breathing as they were taken out of here. two suspects taken into custody not too far from here near the south capitol street bridge near the baseball stadium. metro looking for two more suspects. if you have information, call 911 or give the police a call to help them track these guys that has shaken

jonathan karl, abc news, columbia, south carolina. >> a fun weekend in south carolina indeed. >> in the meantime, on capitol hill, congressman duncan hunter blew up a debate about e-cigarettes by taking a deep puff of his own vaporizer. yeah, the republican from california was arguing against a proposal to ban vaping on planes saying the devices have helped him and countless others quit smoking cigarettes. hunter lost his battle. the committee voted in favor of >>> are you allowed to do that on capitol hill? isn't there a no smoking policy? >> i don't know they have those laws yet. >> oh, all right. that was an interesting moment. >> well, a highway patrol officer in missouri is being recognized for his quick action following a violent car collision. trooper jim thuss was pursuing a speeding driver he clocked at more than 100 miles an hour. the guy ran straight into a woman's car at the intersection. the impact produced a large fireball and a plume of smoke. >> she sees him coming and hits the gas. she just has enough time to barely touch the pedal and move forward just enough to where instead of the other vehicle hitting her door,

hill. that's the abc columbia sports minute to win it. hope it helps get your wednesday off to a good start. >> up next, jonathan has one last look at the seven day keep it right hehe.33 you've been watching abc columbia news at 12:30. thanks forak >> you've been watching abc columbia news at 12:30. thanks for making us your choice for news.

hill fought. >> her favorite color is pink. this will be perfect. jonathan: the police and fire departments took part in the special welcome for 5-year-old brooklyn smith. she's currently going through treatment for dipg. on saturday, the lakemont community tied ribbons in brooklyn's favorite color so she'd see them on her way through the neighborhood. >> brooklyn's name is on one side of the ribbon and we're leaving the other side open for anybody to write names of cancer victims on there. jonathan: they tied 25 football fields of pink ribbon. after she finishes her current round of radiation, make a wish will send here on her first plane trip to disney world. they're also created the charity, smile for brooklyn, to help families fighting cancer. in commitment 2016, it was a landslide victory for hillary clinton. the democratic frontrunner is the winner in south carolina. bernie sanders says the nomination process far from over. wlwt news 5 aixa diaz has more. reporter: clinton gaines momentum moving forward after winning the first in the south primary. >>

hill. it was coming across really nice. western or southwestern side of rumbling. jonathan: if you had a big kite, you could fly it yesterday. jennifer: mid 40 mile per hour wind gusts yesterday. lunken had peakings at 53. thunderstorm. lunken. there. very strong winds yesterday. the night. of gusts in the last couple hours. i don't think we'll be wind gusts this afternoon. we'll see sustained winds, 8 to 15. breezy, but nothing like yesterday. we still have dry conditions, wlwt radar. temperatures right now, because of those winds on the warm side of the system, we're in the 40s and low 50s this morning. we have a potential to drop off a handful of degrees, but not much. there's a variation this morning, a couple of spots in the low 50s. maysville at 47. visibilities are between 50 and ten miles. some scattered clouds out there this morning. we'll keep them around until the afternoon, mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. we'll be soaring through the 60s all afternoon. the high today, 66 expected. from here, it is a downward trend. especially next week when winter returns.

commissioner bratton was on capitol hill today reminding wmakers the city remains very much in the terrorist crosshairs. pointing out there have been 20 plots here since 9/11. jonathan dienst is in the newsroom with more on the visit by the city's top cop. >> new york remains the top terror target. he told senators how federal the city. some congressional money is going to help pay for this, counter terror training for more nypd officers. >> do you swear the testimony you will get -- >> in front of the homeland security committee, the police commissioner said the threat now is perhaps the greatest its been in over a decade. >> the front line response to terrorism in america is more pressing than at any time since 9/11. >> bratton says threats from isis and from lone wolves following isis propaganda, part of the reason there have been four serious plots here in the city in the last two years. >> we saw three separate plots, all influenced by isis, to either beh d people or attack police specifically. >> reporter: in addition to training and beefing up patrols, he told congress he's using federal money to give cops smart ones. in part, so threat information can get to

hill. he interviewed sanders for the b.e.t. special. we have jennifer grenhelm. jonathanie sanders supporter. you interviewed sanders. what were your thoughts when he accused hillary clinton cozying up to president obama to pander to african-americans? >> i'd say wow. the gloves are off officially if they weren't already. the first time i spoke with bernie sanders a few years ago and he said if i make this run, i will have no critique of hillary clinton that could hurt her or anyone else in the general election. i was surprised he would make a critique that creates a rift in the party itself. that's a pretty powerful claim. >> what's your response when you hear sanders accuse clinton of backing obama just to get black votes? >> i would say on behalf of her and all democrats that is utterly insulting. president obama created 15.5 million jobs. 7 million people have access to health care. he saved the auto industry. to suggest it is for political reasons on -- she served with him. we want to extend what the obama presidency is about. >> sanders is struggling with the black

scott, tommy robinson, bethany hill, victor whiteberg, tyree woodson, milo brown, antone ford, parker, john parker the third, eric garner, ivette stick, ryan stokes, jonathanemani gray, donte price, joanne brown, johnny warren, johnson, raymond oliver, brown, malika williams, kendrick, robert dummas junior, sharma edwards, damion robinson, treyvon martin, tamir rice. everything in life failed her, she raises her gates to the street protest. we are gathered together to end white supremacy because this is resistant. [applause] >> do we have a time check to see about question and answer? >> one or two questions. anybody have a one or two questions? >> when the united states was originally founded, there were very few police departments. mostly all of the states made sheriffs over each county. and i think the sheriffs were elected by the people. today there is a situation where there is hundreds of different police departments and offices like the transportation, parking, they have all of these different polices like school police and state police. they are creating these departments and none of them, or very few of them, have a chief elected by the people. th

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