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we'll have music from lo moon. so join us then. and -- oh, yes.t guest tonight is the most popular scottish import since tape. [ laughter ] starting friday, he stars as an unscrupulous officer of the law in the crime thriller "den of thieves". please welcome gerard butler. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey, gerard. it's good to see you. how are you doing? >> it's good to see you too. >> jimmy: i don't know, we ran your -- we took a selfie with you and we ran your face through the google arts app. >> okay. >> jimmy: let's see how it came out here. there you go. [ laughter ] >> a lot of people tell me i look like him, actually. [ laughter ] not a surprise. >> jimmy: it's nearly perfect. >> he's a human and he has a beard. >> jimmy: yes. right. exactly. you've been traveling around promoting this movie with 50 cent. have you enjoyed hanging with 50? being with 50. sharing the spotlight with 50. >> you don't share the spotlight with 50. >> jimmy: you don't. >> it's 50's spotlight. but we've been doing a lot of intros and he does love to take the mike and

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hasn't happened for decades as a lunar eclipse coincided with a super moon and a blooming rob reynolds stick in the spectacle in los angeles. for an hour or so the familiar face of the moon slipped on a blood red manske a spooky transformation that delighted luna fanatics including a large group that gathered outside the griffith observatory high in the hills above los angeles to celebrate the celestial spectacle and amazing and who would carry it through the exciting i think for those of us who don't quite remember our school astronomy lessons here's how a lunar eclipse works of course the moon orbits around the earth and the earth casts a shadow. and when the moon goes through the shadow cast by the earth again a lunar eclipse and why does the moon turn red sunlight is filtering through earth's atmosphere and that's turning the light red it filters out the blue and lets the red through just like a sunset looks red because the blue is scattered away and the red comes through so we like to say sometimes that during a lunar eclipse you're seeing if you were on the moon you'd be looking at all the sunrises and sunset

moon. sose to the horizon it lo even larger. on the other side of the planet, clouds permitting, skies will be lit by a moon 10% bigger that is glowing 15% more brightly. sights like this depend entirely on the weather, but space scientists say there is a renewed focus on returning astronauts to the moon. in 2019 it will be 50 years since nasa first landed american men on its surface, and this year, india and china will send their own robotic landers. the rest of us back on earth,ll though, ave to be satisfied with a particularly good vilw. victoria gl, bbc news. jane: for more on this event, i spoke a brief time ago with the chief astronomer at the franklin institute in pk ladelphia. thu so much for coming on the show. i got up at half past 4:00 this morning to look at this moon and i was not disappointed how exciting is it for you as an astronomer? >> it is always great to see these kinds of events when they take place. whenever a solar eclipse or lunar eclipse occurs, it always gives us an opportunity to understand a little bi

one hundred fifty years as a lunar eclipse coincided with a superman and a blue moon reynolds took in the spectacle in losangeles for an hour or so the familiar face of the moon slipped on a blood red manske a spooky transformation that delighted luna fanatics including a large group that gathered outside the griffith observatory high in the hills above los angeles to celebrate the celestial spectacle. amazing. it's really exciting i think for those of us who don't quite remember our school astronomy lessons here is how a lunar eclipse works course the moon orbits around the earth and the earth casts a shadow. and when the moon goes through the shadow cast by the earth again a lunar eclipse and why does the moon turn red sunlight is filtering through earth's atmosphere and that's turning the light red it filters out the blue and lets the red through just like a sunset looks red because the blue is scattered away and the red comes through so we like to say sometimes that during a lunar eclipse you're seeing if you were on the moon you'd be looking at all the sunrises and sunsets on earth ancient greek astr

oil earnings of the end of the week. ♪ alix: you are looking at a live shot of a super, blood moon over loseles. it is close to earth and really full and will be a total lunar eclipse. we have not seen it in 35 years. the thing i am most excited about today. oil,e markets, a look at the latest inventory numbers from u.s. today. stewart wallace is joining us. and gina martin adams of bloomberg intelligence is here. talk about the rise in oil. , it hase equity market had a magnificent change in equity market performance. that is because it took everyone by surprise. if you go back three months, four months, everyone thought oil prices would be contained. maybe below $55 for the better part of the next few years. the oil market has surprised on the upside, creating a big rotation in energy stocks, which now we see the downside of to because oil prices have sold off a little bit and energy stocks have sold off more, particularly relative to the s&p 500. that has in -- it has a significant impact on stocks and it is coming from come in the fall, we were surprised by the limited supply and now we

celestial event known as the super blue blood moon is gracing the night skies here are the latest pictures of the movie set in los angeles the three part lunar eclipse means the moon appears much bigger brighter and brighter than usual it's the first time a blood moon has made to parents in decades to stay with us. when charlie found out about the palestine orchestra he was and through z. asked dick because of his background to go palestine and share all his time with with all these people that you know he loved that he loved me there and i hope he can continue. there is something about music and it depending on the style that you're doing but for me when i when i'm playing and performing especially if you get taken into a world where you know you're you're thinking about your music only you know you're not thinking about what's happening back home and you're dealing with issues that are difficult at home or in your family or your friends or anything like that you're in you're in the moment of the music and it's kind of a respite from from the daily grind of life so i really look forward to the concerts especiall

los gatos at 37. fairfield at 38. half moon bay in cloverdale at 39. the rest of us about 40 to 45 degrees.this morning. still damp out there, sue. i ran into slickness on the way. >> did you? there's still wet roads. little bit of fog through marin county. not much. but we have clear to smooth sailing across the golden gate bridge with three lanes in both directions. that will be changing to four lanes in the southbound direction. the san mateo bridge, we had a stalled -- not a stalled, but a tow truck hanging out on the right-hand shoulder there. no problems. but traffic is flowing nicely for a 15-minute drive across the span. we will check on roadwork in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> what do you think of this? b.a.r.t. is considering making you pay more during peak commute hours. >> apparently some lots are getting full by 6:00 a.m. this is a move to hang that parking situation. abc 7 news reporter janine de la vega live at the fremont b b.a.r.t. for us. >> reporter: reggie, it's pretty emp empty. but depending the time of day, it can fill up pretty quickly. that has led to complaints

moon? only one -- alan shepard during the apollo 14 mission. >> it's 2014 in los angeles.k is diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. >> rick said he felt like charlie brown with lucy and the football. and i said, "you're not gonna die. we're gonna -- we're gonna get this -- you're gonna get better." >> but rick seems to know the end is near, and he's determined to give shelly a head start on dealing with the strange and valuable inheritance he'll leave her -- a huge collection of space memorabilia. it took him decades to amass, and he may only have months to live. >> he really saw his mortality. he wanted these items to go to people that would appreciate them like he did. >> of the hundreds of items, rick zeroes in on this hasselblad camera for a quick and easy sale. he bought it from astronaut gordon cooper, who stated, in writing, that he used it snap some of the earliest pictures from outer space in 1963. but it now appears that couldn't be true. the auction house gets a confusing report from the authenticator. what was the news? >> it's not authentic. >> a fake? >> it's

moon. this is what it looks like from the griffith park observetory in los angeles. more than 100 people spent the night here on the flight beck of u.s. hornets with cameras and, of course, telescopes. >> hopefully we'll see this giant red ball. once in a blue moon. that is why i'm here. >> so why is this moon so unique in it is a supermoon because it is at its closest point to earth and the second full moon of the month making it a blue moon, and the result of lunar eclipse makes is a blood moon. >> once in a blue moon, you had to come you the. >> right. 152 years in the making. 4:51 when the to tahiti will begin. right now we're getting a really cool view of what is going other than out there. this is what you can expect. you can join our weather watchers group on facebook and you can post your pictures on facebook this morning. and you'll see a few high clouds out there. and most of the area is spread clear. there are some areas of patchy fog. and unfortunately, that doesn't always happen in the north valley. and that is where we're seeing some of the visibility do

you are looking live at the super blue blood moon over the griffith observatory in los angeles. >> sayst. >> no thank you. a very rare sight. something we have not seen in this country in 150 years so coming up, the moon is going to be fully covered, then apparently it's going to turn red, michael, and we are tracking it live all morning. hear this one howl. >> i can't wait to see it. >> there you go. >> i think we should leave the studio to check it out but they won't let us. >> george, you're in washington for the president's first state of the union address. >> it was a late night last night and the president giving one of the longest ones ever exceeded by a couple of bill clinton state of the union addresses as you saw him in the chamber there. icy reception from the democrats, the president went in saying he wanted some bipartisan deals, not clear that that speech did the trick. >>> all right, george, we'll check back in with you. >> the president is asking for a little support, right, from his side, the republicans and also the democrats and so is this person. it's a bird on a pl

a celestial event known as the super blue blood moon is gracing the night skies here are the latest pictures from los angeles the three part lunar eclipse means that the moon appears much bigger brighter and redder than usual it's the first time in decades that the event has taken place where rob revels joins us now from the griffith observatory in los angeles and people there must be very excited at what they're seeing with their very own eyes. oh indeed so hale a lot of gasps a lot of boos and awe and laughter as people observe the moon turn this incredible shade of blood red you can see the moon over my left shoulder very dimly because we're in the middle of totality you know but you could see it better with the live feed from the observatory telescopes one of the things that was striking was that many people said seeing something like this is kind of humbling that it makes human beings feel that they are you know in a sense a perspective of their place with all the politics and all the turmoil throughout the world to see an event like this puts things in perspective i'd like to introduce our gues

half moon bay 52. 53 in san francisco and los gatos. high temperatures. we'll talk about that coming up. sue, already issues this morning. >> unfortunately, yes. we had two had two they're running round robins. that's traffic. there is a detour atwoodside road to veterans back to whipple. abc 7's matt keller is there. he'll have details. a couple of lanes are getting by. we've got slow traffic here. our other sig-alert has been lifted. san jose, north 280 after 87. traffic seems to be getting by fine here now. we'll check on another accident near alamo in a couple of minutes. >> sue, thank you. more on what you were talking about. that deadly crash that closed down lanes on northbound 101. >> reporter matt keller is live along 101 near whipple. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. a devastating crash here in redwood city. a person was killed on 101 before the whipple avenue exit. traffic is moving slowly next to the crash scene. there are two lanes open and an exit lane that is open. that is how vehicles are able to move

moon. this is a time—lapse of three hours overnight in los angeles. really incredible. victoria gill has been watching the skies from the uk just north of london. she recorded this for us. it is a mac to embrace the cold and darkness because in hertfordshire, we are seeing a spectacular film. it is particularly spectacular in the uk tonight because it is the second film another month, a blue moon, coinciding with what we call a supermoon. in the ellipse shaped orbit of the asked, that is where it is closest to the earth. it is about 796 is closest to the earth. it is about 7% bigger than normal. on the other side of the world, asia, australia and some parts of the us, earlier today, gillian guy mac time, they witnessed at triple winner spectacular when the super blue blood moon landed at the same time asa blood moon landed at the same time as a total lunar eclipse. that is when the sun's light filters between the sun and the moon and the moon is turned blood red. it is an absolute spectacle. we have enjoyed the show on pictures from the other side of

and a rare celestial event known as a super blue blood moon is gracing the night skies here are the latest pictures from los angeles the three part lunar eclipse means that the dude appears much bigger brighter and brighter than usual that these are just live pictures as the buddha burgess from the shadows a first time in decades that the event has taken place those were the headlines the street is next here on al-jazeera. we understand the difference. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. ok and you're in the stream how do you envision. today's program says that we are all built to humanize god and our brain is actually hardwired to. commentator scholar reza azlan will be joining us. and i'll be bringing your comments and questions keep those coming to me with hash tag. and of course we're live on you tube there's a chat after one side one of our producers is moderating typewriting there what you want to ask reza and i'll bring that to now for those of you who aren't familiar with

people gathered here on a mountain top above los angeles the site of griffith observatory to see a rare and stunning celeste below vent the total eclipse of the moon as the earth's shadow fell across the moon it dark and people waited anxiously and then there were. dozens of gasps of delight as the lunar eclipse reached its point of totality the moon turned a eerie shade of blood red and stayed that way for the better part of an hour now the moon is emerging from the earth's shadow and people are begun to leave the area as the sun comes up but there was a definite energy in the air here this was an unusual conjunction of events a lunar eclipse the turned the moon blood red it was also a super moon because the moon is much closer to the earth than it usually is because the moon has a kind of elliptical orbit sometimes it's closer sometimes it's farther away that made the moon look larger and it's what's called a blue moon that's not an astronomical term it's a more of a folk term it means that when there's a chew full moons in a single month so that's what happened here on the last day of january and many people said that watching this put them in

los angeles. it's close to the earth. blue, the second full moon of the month. we're going to have a few of those coming up. and then blood because at the total lunar eclipse moment and then you can see here, in video and photographs and when it ellipse, it looks red. we had an astronomer teacher on. he said it looks red because of sunsets from around the world are shining on the moon and creating that. >> we have to point out the uss -- >> that's coming up at 5:35. we are going to go live to the uss hornet because they have a viewing party going on. >> good. >>> we'll take a look at that again because that's live. >>> this is exciting for scientist geeks. >>> i think it's exciting for everybody. my sister in huntington beach said all of their neighbors are out watching. >> i'm not the typical guy so i like these things. if i'm helping you with your commute and you're driving gilroy you're in the right now. we're looking at the gilroy super commute and traffic is doing well although there's a lot of people out there. it hasn't reached critical levels when it com

los angeles in the mid-70s. dallas hit 65. chicago barely breaking 30 degrees. >>> coming up, why a race to the moon has ended with no winner. >>> also ahead, caught on camera, police pull a teenager off a train after she puts her feet up on a seat. the new questions this morning. >>> and one day after we learned about his medical struggle, why neil diamond is smiling this morning. ♪ good times never seemed so good ♪ >>> we're back with video from one of the volcanoes erupting along the so-called ring of fire in the pacific. this volcano in the philippines has now spewed lava nearly two miles from its crater. it's beautiful, if not dangerous. now, farther north a volcano in japan erupted tuesday triggering a deadly avalanche at a nearby ski resort, all of this, of course, on the same day along the ring of fire that we had that major earthquake that struck off the coast of alaska causing a tsunami scare. no damage reported. now despite all this seismic activities, scientists tell us the string of recent incidents have been thousands of miles apart, and there's nothing to suggest they are connected. >>> urgent new concerns this

moon bay, 280 in woodside. it's a damp start to your monday. los altos, wet weather.reaking apart here and parts of san francisco. we still have wet weather throughout the 7:00, the 8:00 hour. a hole there in the south bay as we have that rain shadow effect and more showers down towards boulder creek and scots valley. the southerly winds, we're very mild. 54 vallejo, 52 in san jose. you can see the fog and the wet pavement. we have the showers this morning, peeks of sun this afternoon. a stronger system of soaking rain on wednesday. this is how much we've had so far. about .2 to a third from oakland and into san francisco. but as we go through your wednesday, this strong system is a level 2. it pushes through the bay area right on through the day on wednesday. we have scattered showers on thursday. we're looking at some wet weather for your thursday and then we dry out. just in time for the weekend. sue? >> take a look. mass transit issues. if you're up and at 'em, b.a.r.t. is running a mild delay. about ten minutes there in the recovery phase due to track maintenance

a second full moon in a single month the last one was in the beginning of january but what is extremely rare is for all three phenomenon to happen at the same time excitement also in los angeles. this is once in a lifetime and i don't care if it's three thirty in the morning i'm going to come and it's completely worth it it's amazing it's gone through so many stages it's really beautiful but a sort of a calm because obviously this was a rare opportunity to see down here the total lunar eclipse and then having some gear to be able to see it very well i figured why not i you know i worked last night but slept a couple hours and came back up there you know so was it worth it it was totally worth it. well we couldn't see the blood moon we will at least have our own lunar eclipse at the end of july. keep looking off the. top of the hour with more world news followed by the day you have to see that. climate change so. waste quillan shown just so. isn't it time. to go in africa people into projects that are changing no one's ever meant for the better it's up to us to make a difference he could come. from d.w. .

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moon. we have got a timelapse of the eclipse. this is from the griffin observatory in losonds. it's the first time in more than 150 years it has been seen in the western hemisphere. let's speak to the bbc‘s global science correspondent, victoria gill, who is at bayfordbury observatory here in the south of england for us. and we can see it behind you. it has been a lot bigger earlier in the evening. we got an absolutely stunning moonrise here in hertfordshire. we are at the observatory so we have many space scientists around so we were treated toa scientists around so we were treated to a beautiful moonrise with this supermoon looking huge and stunning but also an hour after that the international space station came over so international space station came over so it has been quite a celestial treat. we did not have the eclipse but we had quite a show tonight with this big bright moon. so will show some pictures of the moon in london. one from waterloo bridge looking over at st paul's. you give us the science as to what is going on. so when it comes to that moon close to th

los gatos at 30 and 39. the warm spot san jose at 44 degrees. alameda at 45. 48 at half moon bay. san francisco 46.ck out other 30s. danville 38. fairfield, 39. napa 38. novato about 35 degrees. no delays at sfo. you can definitely see what that nearly third of an inch of rain did to the runways and the tarmacs and taxiways. they are all soaking wet. more showers on the way for the roads. they are getting drier as we get deeper into the morning commute. they could be damp in spots because of the scattered showers. same thing for mass transit and a small craft it could be bind i awindy and w. dress the kids warmer this morning. low to mid-40s with sun and showers. the chance increases from 1:00 to 3:00 when we throw in the chance for thunderstorms. in fact, our highs today will be around 54 to 58 degrees. little cooler up north near clear lake at 50. look at the wealth of 30s tonight. even frost possible in the north bay and east bay valleys. we'll talk more about that and a warmer seven-day forecast coming up. sue? >>> we have a couple of updates for you. first, let's check with the richmond-san ra

moon bay. 40 at morgan hill and gilroy. upper 30s in ben lomond and scotts valley. right at 40 in los gatos. ukiah, 38. 21 and 25 for truckee and reno. in the mountains, you are okay. by wednesday at 4 pm, a winter storm watch starts for the sierra. snow levels around 3000 feet. maybe around 2000 feet around shasta. a system is on the way tomorrow. a similar pattern, the best opportunity for rain would be north of the golden gate. after that it will weaken. that seems to be the trend. maybe another three quarters to an inch and a half for some around santa rosa and points north. far less to the south. one model is wetter than the other. the trend has been to decrease the rainfall as we get closer to it. 50s for the temperatures. mid-fifties, upper 50s and near 60s for some. watch for the valley fog. rain will developed tomorrow in the late morning. >> that fog rolls in from nowhere. >> we see it all the time. >>> san francisco supervisor's will be busy. >> they will take up the issue of columbus day. we will show you what's being voted on later today. >>> a move by the white house rocks the

los gatos, 57 degrees. 46 in san jose. we've got 50s around alameda, san francisco and bodega bay. 52 there. half moon bay at 59. contrast that with novato and danville. 38 degrees. grgeous sunrise developing, #abc 7 now if you put it on social media. we would love to see it. look at the reds and oranges. commute planner, it's good. it's dry this morning. mass transit, a little milder this morning and mild this afternoon. a light breeze in you're going to be out on the bay taking a ferry. as far as the kids, dress them for 41 inland, 47 around the bay. 51 at the coast. by 11:00, it will be in the mid to upper 50s. except for the coast, 61. look at the temperature by 3:00. low to mid-60s around the bay. inland, upper 60s at the coast. so far 15 of 29 days have been wet. i'm going to go dry the rest of the month. we're still going to have a surplus from 111% santa rosa to san francisco to 144%. this number is going to continue to shrink as i don't have a chance of rain in the forecast for the next two days. we'll talk about record highs when we come back. here's sue. >>> we'll take a look at san rafael's commute.

moon bay, 41. upper 40s. we've got mid to upper 40s along the east bay shore into san jose. los gatos hills, 39.a at about 37 degrees. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see it is wet this morning. it's definitely going to be damp for the morning commute. maybe a little drier as we get towards the end of it. showers could keep it damp for the evening commute. dodging showers if you're taking mass transit. another small craft advisory for the bay. for the east bay valleys, mainly quiet and 43 degrees. by 10:00 through 6:00, a chance of the scattered showers and mid-50s. a slight chance of thunderstorms for the north bay. they could start at 8:00. all the way about -- temperatures go from 41 at 8:00 to about 51 at 2:00. look at all the afternoon temperatures. on the cool side again. if you don't get wet, dress for 54 to 58 degrees. lake port, ukiah. finds a way to stay warmer. freezing told temperatures in santa rosa and lake port. 30s everywhere until around the bay in san francisco. low to mid-40s. take a look at the chance of showers and thunderstorms coming up next. here's su

los gatos mid to upper 50s. milpitas a little warmer at 54 degrees. we've got 50 in alameda, san pablo 51, san francisco 53, half-moonga our commute manner for the san matteo bridge, you can see things are moving there not too badly. we will talk to sue here in just one second. as far as mass transit, cool to mild and in the coast and bay the flooding because of the king tides up until 1:00 this afternoon. highs today look at that, 63 to 66 for most of us, upper 60s in ukiah and santa cruz, lows tonight mild once again, low to mid 40s in the north bay, mid to upper 40s for the rest of us to 50 in san francisco. let me show you our chances of rain. let me tell you also when we come ba in about less than seven minutes i will have an hour by hour look at those. here is sue. >>> we are going to check outside right now at san rafael. those taillights headed at the limit past the north san pedro and freight tas parkway exits. a few break lights central san rafael. a 22 minute drive from san rafael in san francisco. low on the sunol grade. what happened on the sunol grade, we had debris in lanes southbound 680 that has made

people gathered here on a mountain top above los angeles the site of griffith observatory to see a rare and stunning celeste deal of event the total eclipse of the moonas the earth's shadow fell across the moon it dark and people waited anxiously and then there were. gasps of delight as the lunar eclipse reached its point of totality the moon turned a eerie shade of blood red and stayed that way for the better part of an hour now the moon is emerging from the earth's shadow and people are begun to leave the area as the sun comes up but there was a definite energy in the air here this was an unusual conjunction of events a lunar eclipse the turned the moon blood red it was also a super moon because the moon is much closer to the earth than it usually is because the moon has a kind of elliptical orbit sometimes it's closer sometimes it's farther away that made the moon look larger and it's what's called a blue moon that's not an astronomical term it's a more of a folk term it means that when there's a chew full moons in a single month so that's what happened here on the last day of january and many people said that watching this put them in the mind of

los angeles. >>> time to turn to first look at the forecast. talking about your big moon today. >> excuse me. >> big moon. pardon me. i didn't know you were in my dressing room early. dark side of the moon came out. i want to tell you, come on over here. show you what's going on. looking at snow showers coming across. you started it. snow showers across the western plains. light snow across the great lakes. beautiful day in the northeast. should see a few snow showers around the leeward side of the great lakes. worried about fire weather, windy conditions and hot weather through texas. get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. whoop, whoop! [crowd 1] hey, you're on fire! [mascot] you bet i am! [crowd 2] dude, you're on fire! [mascot] oh, yeah! [crowd 3] no, you're on fire! look behind you. [mascot] i'm cool. i'm cool. [burke] that's one way to fire up the crowd. but we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, i'm meteorologist kari h

los altos 50. lows gat toes, 51. there are mild temperatures or air waiting for us heading through afternoon hours. most of us in the mid to upper 40s until alameda, san francisco and half moon bay at 50. we have 51 in san carlos and bodega bay at 53 degrees. believe it or not, temperatures are warmer than yesterday. san mateo bridge, no fog here. most of the fog is in the inland valleys of the north bay and the east bay. caution on the roads this morning. mass transit, there is a chance of light showers. if you're heading home during the evening commute and on the bay, we'll say caution because it is foggy the further inland you get into some of those areas, like san pablo bay. breezes will be light. east bay, 8:00 this morning, 49. mostly cloudy and around 60 degrees this afternoon. during the evening hours, stray showers and mid-50s. for san francisco, 49 this morning. we'll be in the upper 50s, 57 by noon. all the way through 4:00 and then 55 by 8:00 when light showers are possible also. i'll show you the first of a couple of storms coming up in the seven-day forecast. here's sue. >> all right. well if you've been with us the last hour you know about this freeway closure

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