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i'm dion lim.eloping news tonight about that shooting, it all help and -- happened yesterday afternoon in oakland when two people inside two cars exchanged gunfire. cornell barnard says investigators are searching for the suspects in this tragedy. >> just so devastating, so sad. cornell: shock and disbelief over the sudden death of a fremont toddler. his family's neighbor was stunned to hear the news. >> i can't believe it. i see the family always in the front of the house with the little kids. cornell: the 23 month old was asleep in his car seat, riding and his mother's white lexus in oakland when the car was struck by gunfire saturday afternoon. >> reporting an illegal shooting on the freeway. >> there's a child that's bleeding from the head. cornell: little jasper was rushed to oakland children's hospital, where he died from his injuries. this video was taken after the shooting. it shows police on the freeway investigating the chaotic scene. >> we heard there was a shooting, and that was maybe a

i'm dion lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 6:00. now we hope you've enjoyed thanksgiving date, but we are already looking ahead to tomorrow, black friday. those two days sometimes seem to merge into one. for years, many stores opened their days on thanksgiving so shoppers could get a jump on black friday. that was stopped last year and as laura anthony says, it seems it's become a permanent change. ♪ laura: the holiday music was loud and festive at walnut creek's broadway plaza, but playing to no one as it seems our controversial trend of stores opening on thanksgiving day has come to an end. >> i kind of like it. it's not about shopping. it's about family, getting together, and just celebrating. laura: perhaps the huge shift of online shopping, reil macy'd old navy t had in the creep of black friday into thanksgiving day, most stores returning to what used to be traditional, a 5:00 a.m. start on friday. >> well, i am here for the ps5. laura: one exception, gamestop, in pleasant hill, where about a dozen people are here in anticipat

i'm dion lim. developing news tonight about that shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon in oakland when two people inside two cars exchanged gunfire. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard says investigators are searching for suspects in this tragedy. >> it's just so devastating, so sad. cornell: shock and disbelief over the sudden death of a fremont toddler, jasper wu. his family's neighbor was stunned to hear the news. >> i can't believe it. i see the family always in the front of the house with the little kids. cornell: relatives say the 23 month old was asleep in his car seat, riding and his mother's white lexus in oakland when the car was struck by gunfire saturday afternoon. >> reporting a shooting on the freeway. >> there's a child that's bleeding from the head. cornell: little jasper was rushed to oakland children's hospital, where he died from his injuries. this dash cam video was taken after the shooting. it shows police on the freeway investigating the chaotic scene. >> we heard there was a shooting, and that was maybe an hour late

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i'm dion lim. developing news tonight about that shooting. in oakland when two people inside two cars exchanged gunfire. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard says investigators are searching for suspects in this tragedy. >> it's just so devastating, so sad. cornell: shock and disbelief over the sudden death of a fremont toddler, jasper wu. his family's neighbor was stunned to hear the news. >> i can't believe it. i see the family always in the front of the house with the little kids. cornell: relatives say the 23 month old was asleep in his car seat, riding and his mother's white lexus in oakland when the car was struck by gunfire saturday afternoon. >> reporting a shooting on the freeway. >> there's a child that's bleeding from the head. cornell: little jasper was rushed to oakland children's

i will now turn to professor lim to make the substance of the jcvi announcement today.- lim to make theing regularly once a tutor two times a week over the last few— a tutor two times a week over the last few weeks because we are constantly reviewing the vaccine programme and constantly looking ahead _ programme and constantly looking ahead to what changes might be needed — ahead to what changes might be needed. seems that the emergence of omicron, _ needed. seems that the emergence of omicron, we have redoubled their efforts— omicron, we have redoubled their efforts and — omicron, we have redoubled their efforts and in the last few days, we have been— efforts and in the last few days, we have been reviewing vaccine response measures— have been reviewing vaccine response measures in— have been reviewing vaccine response measures in the light of this emerging new variant. there are two important _ emerging new variant. there are two important considerations that underpin our advice. the first is the importance of boosters and this is a really— the importance of boosters and this is a rea

we will discuss that with dalton investments' james lim. this is bloomberg. ♪ sherry: a hike by the bank of korea in the next hour will come as little surprise, but the path ahead for the south korean economy will be more interesting and more uncertain. for some analysis of south korea and the wider asian markets, it's bring in dalton investments' senior research analyst james lim. despite the hawkish stance from the bank of korea, you are still positive on the markets there. why? james: mainly because the export momentum hasn't really slowed down significantly. i think it is still staying strong. the valuation has come off quite nicely. so we are actually seeing a very strong earnings growth with less limiting multiples in some of the companies. sherry: will the chip shorted to an issue? samsung and sk are some of the biggest names there? james: yes, this is one of the biggest uncertainties. samsung and sk hynix have room to accumulate something. they would actually try to be a little bit more flexible in managing the supply. but there is

as dion lim shows us they need more than just toys this year.e festive images like this when reporting on the marine's toys for tots foundation. but instead of meeting up like last year to see how the drive is going we are at the u.s. marine core training center in san bruno where storage units are taking the place of a facility. >> covid changed a lot. we are making do. there is a lot of kids that need toys. dion: this year is a little different because in addition to the need for 40,000 to 60,000 toys there is also calls for a warehouse to house the items. joining the is staff sergeant josh garza. tell me about why you need the space. >> we facilitate so many toys and are one of the largest toys for tots foundations areas in the u.s. dion: you asked about 25 different facilities for a place to put all of the toys. what do they keep telling you? >> they can't. there is either none to give what there is a boom in the business so there is not enough warehouses to give to us. dion: it is a big ask. however, it is not forever. >> we finished collec

dion: in corte madera, dion lim, abc 7 news. liz: today is small business saturday, the perfect chance to help your community by shopping local. small business saturday launched back in 2010. 78% of independent retailers say holiday sales will impact their ability to stay open next year. that is according to a nationwide american express study. as businesses battle the covid crisis and supply chain problems, every little bit goes a long way. on tuesday, it is the day of giving. we have created a list of local organizations that make an impact in helping to build a better bay area. you can find the list on our website, abc7news.com/takeaction . all right, lisa, let's get a check outside. it is cool out there. lisa: it is. when the sun comes up, not a lot of fog. nice and clear. that gives you an idea. visibility is good. some haze around from time to time. moderate air quality and above average temperatures. we will talk details in a few minutes. liz: thanks. it is the holiday season. events across the bay area getting into the s

dion: in hayward, dion lim, abc 7 news.ons top $2000 to the gofundme account benefiting the family of jasper wu, and a $10,000 reward is being offered to help solve the case. a freeway shooting erupted. a stray bullet struck and killed jasper in his car seat. no arrests have been announced. anyone with information can call the chp at this number. again, 707-947-4491. again, there is a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to the arrest of the shooter. dan: let's turn our attention to the weekend weather forecast. nice today and it looks like that's going to continue. ama: felt a little summerlike. spencer: i was going to say springlike, but felt more summerlike actually. you can see it's several degrees warmer right now in virtue of all barry area locations. this time yesterday, nice warm-up underway. here's a nice view from the rooftop camera,, current temperature readings mid 60's san francisco and oakland, mid 60's at san jose, and 59 at half moon bay. the view from emeryville looking back over the bay bridge, te

that you have the family asks for privacy as jasper's father processes this tragedy in fremont dion lim. 7 news beautiful sweet boy as you can tell well, topry on abcm since it happened. we're going to continue to post updates online including any progress on the search for who did this and we want you to know you won't find a link to gofundme account because the family has not set one up at least not yet scammers if you can believe this have set up fake accounts of the boy's name that money is not going to the family. so please do not donate to those accounts of this time. there seems to be an uprising among some high school students who have complained about sexual harassment and assault at their schools students have organized rallies and walkouts and protests stating that school officials aren't taking their complaints seriously tonight to abc 7 news senior education reporter liam melendez has more on this growing movement. students from oakland tech have rallied in front of district headquarters to voice their outrage over incidents of intimidation and sexual assault. we need them

dion: dion lim, abc 7 news. larry: nice to see them smiling.estigating a shooting that killed one person on one of the city's most famous streets around 1:30 this afternoon on masonic avenue. a second person was injured in the shooting. sky seven showing a lot of police activity in the area. a section of the street was shut down for much of the afternoon. kristen: a candlelight vigil in honor of longtime alameda county supervisor wilma chan is about to begin in a few minutes at the county administration building in oakland. today community members list flowers and other items alongside shoreline drive in alameda, where lowering the flag at city hall to half-staff. wilma chan was 72 years old and is survived by two children and two grandchildren. larry: controversial georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene will not be attending a fundraiser this week and for the san francisco republican party. she had planned to appear at the event on saturday, scheduled to be held in san mateo county. she canceled, saying she needs to be washington five po

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i am dion lim. j.r. stone is on the story and found other businesses seeing crowds as well. j.r.: tis the season for a long line on thanksgiving. a very long line just to get into name stop in colma. the hottest item among these shoppers -- >> i am here for a ps5. >> playstation 5. it is hard to buy them right now. >> i waited all november for this day. j.r.: in fact, shoppers here told us they chose to stay close to home and away from major cities. >> san francisco lately has been pretty crazy. >> i have been around this area for a long time so i felt this was the safest place to go to. j.r.: while stores like target and best buy closed for thanksgiving, there were several open businesses, like movie theaters. a family outing for these youngsters in daly city. >> do you like thanksgiving? >> yeah, because i can spend the day with my family. >> it is thanksgiving and it is my brother's birthday and we are going to the movies. >> finding something open is fun to have. >> you have the surroundsound and the effects. j.r.: for those still being questioned about thanksgiving shop

dion lim spoke with his mother and aunt about this terrible loss. >> he was always looking out for people. he gave out turkeys this past thanksgiving. dion: it was good intentions and that caring nature which led to eric davis' death sunday evening, just days after thanksgiving. >> we had not seen him since june. it was a good surprise. dion: eric, who is from l.a., had been living near lake merritt the past several years. his aunt describes him as a young man of faith, character and surrounded by love. >> very popular. he had a lot of friends. a big friend group. from oakland to l.a. dion: sunday afternoon, eric noticed his car parked in the area had been broken into. oakland police say when eric noticed the suspects break into another car, that is when things took a turn. >> the victim interrupted an auto robbery in progress and was shot by the passenger in the suspect vehicle. we know the suspect vehicle is a toyota rav4, black in color. we will be pushing out a photo of this vehicle within the next day or so. dion: i spoke to his mother who flew back to l.a. this afternoon. she said s

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i am dion lim. j.r. stone is on the story and found other businesses seeing crowds as well. j.r.: tis the season for a long line on thanksgiving. a very long line just to get into name stop in colma. the hottest item among these shoppers -- >> i am here for a ps5. >> playstation 5. it is hard to buy them right now. >> i waited all november for this day. j.r.: in fact, shoppers here told us they chose to stay close to home and away from major cities. >> san francisco lately has been pretty crazy. >> i have been around this area for a long time so i felt this was the safest place to go to. j.r.: while stores like target and best buy closed for thanksgiving, there were several open businesses, like movie theaters. a family outing for these youngsters in daly city. >> do you like thanksgiving? >> yeah, because i can spend the day with my family. >> it is thanksgiving and it is my brother's birthday and we are going to the movies. >> finding something open is fun to have. >> you have the surroundsound and the effects. j.r.: for those still being questioned about thanksgiving shop

dion lim spoke with his mother and aunt about this terrible loss. >> he was always looking out for people. he gave out turkeys this past thanksgiving. dion: it was good intentions and that caring nature which led to eric davis' death sunday evening, just days after thanksgiving. >> we had not seen him since june. it was a good surprise. dion: eric, who is from l.a., had been living near lake merritt the past several years. his aunt describes him as a young man of faith, character and surrounded by love. >> very popular. he had a lot of friends. a big friend group. from oakland to l.a. dion: sunday afternoon, eric noticed his car parked in the area had been broken into. oakland police say when eric noticed the suspects break into another car, that is when things took a turn. >> the victim interrupted an auto robbery in progress and was shot by the passenger in the suspect vehicle. we know the suspect vehicle is a toyota rav4, black in color. we will be pushing out a photo of this vehicle within the next day or so. dion: i spoke to his mother who flew back to l.a. this afternoon. she said s

there may be an occasion where a staff member kissed me on the lims, but i kiss on the cheek as a rule. another alleged incident involvans unnamed female state trooper on cuomo's security detail, who claims she was harassed and inappropriately touched. she told investigators, "i felt like completely violated because, to me, like, that's between my chest and my privates." cuomo's attorney criticized the state a.g., saying she wants to prejudice people against cuomo for a criminal charge that is pending. and, norah, we also learned the final words cuomo gave to investigators after that 11 hours of questioning. he said, "i would like to say it was a pleasure, but i'm under oath." norah. >> o'donnell: jericka duncan, thank you. well, there's still much more news ahead right here on tonight's "cbs evening news." a new terror warning with the holidays fast approaching. and how much aaron rodgers will have to pay after failing to follow the n.f.l.'s covid rules. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagin

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i'm dion lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 6:00.anksgiving date, but we are already looking ahead to tomorrow, black friday. those two days sometimes seem to merge into one. for years, many stores opened their days on thanksgiving so shoppers could get a jump on black friday. that was stopped last year and as laura anthony says, it seems it's become a permanent change. ♪ laura: the holiday music was loud and festive at walnut creek's broadway plaza, but playing to no one as it seems our controversial trend of stores opening on thanksgiving day haco

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. >> reporter: susan lim owns the praline bakery and restaurant in maryland. because she can't find workers, she's been forced to curtail her offerings. she can't seat as many customers. what's more, the cost of ingredients is skyrocketing. >> a case of butter increased like $15 from last week to this week. and, you know, eggs sometimes can jump $20 from week to week. >> reporter: $20. moody's chief analyst mark zandi says what we're seeing is a perfect storm. >> the worker shortages are conflating with the supply chain problems, just creating this massive shortage of product and as a result higher prices, inflation. >> reporter: zandi predicts inflation will remain high for more than a year. >> i think were seeing the worst of the inflation right now, but it's not gonna get better really fast. >> reporter: and economist mark zandi says the fundamental reason for the rise in inflation that we are seeing is the delta variant. he says it has scrambled the labor markets. he says things will get better but that it's going to take some time. david? >> rachel scott

the idea i could get sick or have a piece of might lim blown away there will not be a place that cane care of me right away. it is so foreign to me but that is my reality. i think i was in somalia when i was a teenager when the war happened. i was in a state i was not that frightened about things. i was not like my sister who was had a baby wheat survive just to make sure we don't get raped. i could not imagine today i am a mother today that the war hits here i would be in a mess. >> it really was a crazy time. >> i want to show you a book cover again. it is very good. think the time has come for us and our time together. thank you so much it was really wonderful, so, so good to talk to youo thank you so much for joining us. lex this was really lovely and amazing. thank you so much. it was nice meeting you pray. >> thank you so much. >> i hope i will talk to both of you again. >> i hope so too. >> with the senate out of session joints all this week for book tv. today events of recent book festivals, will hear from author marsha on her book franchise for the printer's row. then for te

we discussed this with the ifc's regional director kim-see lim.g. ♪ >> we have started to see climate risks becoming a key prudential risk as identified by regulators. >> our clients are demanding this, our investors are demanding this. the politicians of the world are demanding this. >> the money is laid on the street surface for us, put it to a project. >> there is a lot of opportunity to make sure the green finance happens. >> all of this ambition is going to collide when the system is unable to observe it -- absorb it, unless these companies are given the tools they need to succeed. >> alignments with global standards will be key, both for banks that stand willing and able to finance this transition, but also for clients. >> as we underwrite them, one of the risks is do they have a plan that meets the standards the world wants them to have? if they don't, they will have a problem financially down the road. rishaad: top executives on the challenges ahead for climate financing. looking at the amount of money needed to get us to net zero, we are

i'm dion lim, you are watching abc news. we are tracking every angle of the coronavirus pandemic, and its impact on your health. it is all part of abc 7's commitment to building a better bay area. with cases sticking up in california right now, experts believe another surge could be right around the corner. reporter luz pena spoke with dr. rutherford about what can be done. >> a year ago, covid certainly c surged in the winter. and a pdf -- epidemiologist believes me what -- we may be on the start of another search. >> dr. rutherford says the winter months hold a significant risk of indoor gatherings. the latest data has given this expert a flashback of november. >> cases are up about 20% over where they were two weeks ago, and hospitalizations are up 6%. to me, that's where some. at could also go right back down. >> the founder of a company focused on covid testing and vaccination began noticing an increase in positive covid tests the last two weeks. >> about 2% to 30% positivity rate. >> one was -- 3%. >> always the last t

in oakland, dion lim, abc 7 news. ama: a preacher -- it breaks your heart. the gofundme has raised a quarter of a million dollars. find the link on our website. if you have information about the case, call crime stoppers at this number. it is on your screen. highway patrol also has a tip line. there is a $10,000 reward being offered to anyone with information that leads to the arrest of the shooter. dan: the mother of the antioch woman shot and killed yesterday on an oakland freeway is asking the shooters to turn themselves in. 29-year-old morris was killededd interstate 80. her fiance and two sons were alo in the car. her mother says her daughter was headed for a job interview in san francisco. >> the coroner told me the kill shot was a bullet that went through the phone and shot her in the head. she died instantly. no one would want to hurt her. my baby, she was the one that everybody came to. i can't see anyone coming after my baby. dan: authorities are saying little about the investigation so far, including whether the shooting was targeted or random. am

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reporter: susan lim owns this restaurant and maryland. has been forced to curtail her offerings. she cannot seat as many customers. what is more, the cost of ingredients is skyrocketing. >> a case of butter increased $15 last week to this week. eggs can sometimes jump $20 week to week. reporter: marg sandy says what we are seeing is a perfect storm. >> the worker shortages are conflating with the supply chain problems and is creating this massive shortage of product. reporter: he predicts inflation will remain high for more than a year. >> i think we are seeing the worst of the inflation right now. reporter: rachel scott, abc news, washington. liz: supply chain issues are wimpaell a beloved aspect of our bay area economy. that is winemaking. worldwide shortage of glass bottles has given napa valley wineries challenges. and patience is wearing thin. cornell barnard has the story from the north bay. >> it is really hard to find a glass right now. cornell: he needs them for his winery and his brother's olive oil company. luckily he just scor

i'm dion lim.watching abc 7 news at 11 live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream well, that bear was perched high up in a tree on raymond heights near in petaluma, people were told to grab their pets and stay inside while officials hoped the animal would climb down and head back into the wild. now it finally did come down and abc 7 news reporter ryan curry joins us live tonight from petaluma. he has been tracking this story for us all night long and ryan. is it finally over? indeed it is dion. good evening to you. the bear came down from the tree around 9:30 this evening. they they found it in front of a residence home. it had been up in that tree since around 2 am but now it is safely on its way out of this area. this neighborhood in petaluma was on high alert sunday and we were all just kind of in shock that there's a giant bear and they said it's really big and i said, yeah, it's really big so i called 911 a large 400 pound bear made its way up a redwood tree in the middle of a populated reside

. >> maybe this is why virginia governors are lect lim all the limited to one term because it serves for the party in power. some democratic strategists believe instead of an honest reckoning, democrats will continue to point fingers quoting here we need to end the circular firing squad and get back to work. our biggest obstacles to success are members of our endemic party. the biden administration need to understand the election is going on right now, everything they are doing or not doing is impacting our chances in 2022. finally, colorado gop congress woman lauren bobert celebrated the republican victory with her own version of aoc's tax the rich dress that she wore to the met gala, bobert's dress read let's go brandon. bobert says it's not a phrase, it's a movement. kevin. >> trace as always thank you my friend in our west coast news room in the city of angels. big business pushing back against president biden's vaccine mandate but what about those small businesses? especially the ones that just barely qualify. you guessed it, cue the lawsuits. we're diving in th the court crew,

i'm dion lim right away. we begin with the changes tonight in union square after smash and grab robberies taking a look at the area where you can see those wooden boards that cover broken windows after groups of thieves smashed their way into stores frantically hauling away an estimated 1 million dollars worth of mer. we do have team coverage on this developing story the violent crime spree the city's response and the changes already in place abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry joins us live once again in union square where stores there are boarding up and closing early ryan. yeah. hi. good evening dion. this is the louis vuitton store now 24 hours away from when it was ransacked. you can see police still on scene here. there is a strong presence at union square and as you mention and you can see the boards put up on the louie of vuitton store where the glass was that was broken yesterday evening. that is the theme we are seeing almost all around the city tonight. stores in san francisco are on high alert followi

i'm dion lim.ou're watching abc 7 news at 11 live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream right away police in waukesha outside of milwaukee. say a person of interest is in custody tonight. multiple witnesses caught the whole thing on video. through waukesha's 58th annual christmas parade the city's facebook live stream capturing some of the scary moments and in this video you see the vehicle narrowly miss a young child dancing near the sidewalk next thing i heard we're screams and turned my head and saw the car come and plow into the band. that was just passed my balcony at that point. it hit at least two people right away rolled over both of them and then down the road an officer fired shots at the suv, but the driver kept going witnesses describe moments of confusion and panic. people were crying. i'm sure. i saw some people who saw the family members get hits it was so close to actively losing my children. i'm deeply saddened to know that so many in our community went to a parade but ended up dea

i'm dion lim you're watching abc 7 news at 11 live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream tonight details shooting only on seven. it happened at a halloween party yesterday on las animas avenue at the home of a gilroy councilmember abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to councilmember rebecca armandiri's who confirmed the young man arrested in connection to the shooting is a family member. tonight exclusive video of the moment gilroy police officers and morgan hills swat team surrounded the house of 19 year old benjamin david calderon in connection to the fatal halloween weekend shooting at las animas avenue on saturday. is arrested calderon on sund his neighbors described him as a good person tonight. there were shocked to see the arrest and swat team surge h i just want to ask the community. i want to ask everyone to continue to. to pray for the families of everyone who's been affected and to continue to offer them their support. we spoke exclusively to gilroys councilmember rebecca armandaris who confirmed benjamin calderon is family. the 19 year old is her second cousin councilmember ar

this point >> we will have to leave it there at this, point sara azari, ashley pratte oates and tim limng here this morning, we appreciate. it >> the great town of kenosha this morning, hundreds of national guard troops are on standby, and a verdict in the trial that is dividing the country, a preview of tomorrow's closing arguments, with our legal expert. with our legal expert. voltaren is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren, the joy of movement. >> the city of kenosha, wisconsin, on edge bracing for a verdict in the trial kyle rittenhouse of. >> hundreds of national guard troops are on standby in case of unrest, as closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow morning. >> nbc's alison barber is in kenosha with the details. alison? >> kenosha wisconsin is a city on edge. i >> think everyone is in limbo. scared. >> the national guard activated and on alert. the state's governor authorizing 500 troops to support local law enforcement if needed, in the week of a verdict in the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial. >> we're really fragile right out,

chair of thejcvi, professor wei shen lim, announced the two updates to the booster programme. programme. could i have the first slide, please? just as a reminder, the current advice in the booster programme is that persons aged over 50 years, those adults in aged over 50 years, those adults in a clinical at risk group, front line health and social care workers and close contacts of persons who are immunosuppressed should have a booster vaccine six months following completion of their primary course, essentially, have a third vaccine dose six months after the second dose. can i have the next slide, please? we are advising today that the booster programme is extended to persons aged 40—49 years as well. as previously, the booster dose is advised six months after the second dose, and either the pfizer biontech vaccine or the moderna vaccine can be used as the booster dose, regardless of the type of vaccine received for the first two doses in the primary course. you may remember that in early august we advised a first dose of the pfizer biontech vaccine for 16 and i7—year—olds who

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