madeline: yes. i interviewed him. how i learned about the topic 100th birthdays party where we got all of the family together. we saw his books. and i thought -- this is not real. was able to get the sources enough toterested make a project about it. i did talk to my grandfather. throughout the stages, i have been showing things to him. he lives in the salt lake ballet. the state competition was close to where he lived. we were able to bring him to the state competition to show him my project. he was proud. he knew what i was trying to accomplish. this is my grandfather's stuff. he loaned to me his book. and hise his patches war book and sewing kit. they were all given a sewing kit to so on the patches. you see all of these different divisions. ninth -- the 11th, the they were impersonating. then, some of them like we have two of them here -- they were not allowed, they did not have time sometimes to issue patches to come to them so they had artists paint patches for them. and they worked. oled still the germans with

for madeline and president trump, they had a very close relationship.sident trump isn't really saying much right now about exactly what had happened behind the scenes or what led exactly to her departure in the hours before she resigned. but, obviously, you know, going forward, people we've talked to in the white house have said, look, this is just another warning for us. we're going to be sort of more tight lipped now. and it should be noted that these off-the-record dinners are very common in all administrations. >> right. >> that's right. >> in the trump administration, and in the obama administration, officials are very chatty. this is quite normal. so in this particular instance, you know, an official or staff er, employee basically got caught. so, we'll have to see what goes forward with reporters and their relationships inside the white house. >> off-the-record dinners are common in the white house and on the campaign trail. you worked in a previous administration at the white house, joe. what did this sound like to you? >> what you learn when yo

the president saying i'm quoting now, while madeline westerhout has a confidentially agreement, she's a very good person and i don't think there would ever be reason to use it. she called me yesterday to apologize, had a bad night. i fully understood and forgave her. i love tiffany, doing great. so the president is referring to and denying a "politico" article that said he didn't -- the president didn't like having his photo taken with his daughter tiffany because of her weight. jeremy diamond is cnn's white house reporter and david swerdlick is the assistant editor at "the washington post" and a cnn political commentator. she was considered a personal gate keeper, worked closely with the president. apparently she spoke about both tiffany and ivanka, and that was the line crossed? >> yes, it appears that that was the case, at least according to that "politico" report. what we do know is that madeline westerhaut reportedly discussed the trump family and intimate details about them in this off the record gathering with reporters. so she was served for two and a half years as the preside

. >>> madeline has a little something up her sleeve. >> i'm going to pickr'srom the military.y other friends. >> she's headed to the airport to pick up her friend scott, and her other friends don't know scott is going to make it. so they have a few stops to hit before going to the party. >> no [ bleep ] way. >> oh -- >> what's up, dude? >> i'm going to cry. >> i would say he's surprised. >> let's head over to the lodge. all their friends are there setting up for the party. the mission continues. here comes scott. he heads up the stairs and through the door. >> i got to work early. and there are the birthday girls. >> this one, she just goe aroundethes er friends who. >> maybe forbrad's dad said he found out he's coming home about a week prior to this. so he decided to help him out. here comes dad what looks like to be groceries. and mom -- >> is that brad? bradley! what? oh, my gosh. >> yep. yep. oh, my god! >> surprise. >> wow, that's a hug and a half. >> she missed her boy for sure. >> that's super sweet. >> this white tiger is winning at conservation. >> that tiger is livin

with us now is democratic congressman madeline dean, who serves on the financial services committee.s so much for joining me today. at first glance, this holiday party would seem to raise ethical questions. bill barr hosting a $30,000 party at his boss' hotel. when you hear that those two other hotels were unavailable, that barr is paying it for it himself, that it's not taxpayer dollar dollars, is it sitting well with you? >> of course not. throwing a party, engrashiatiat himself. there's a concept in law, to avoid the appearance of impropriety. how he waves in front of ethics and the american public that two other hotels in our very large city of washington, d.c. couldn't accommodate his time or his date. it's an absurdity. it's a flagrant misuse of resources and of his office. he is not even bothering to avoid the appearance of impropriety. it's highly unethical. >> and, congresswoman, if you look at the past 48 hours this is the latest on a growing list of questionable ethics moves. on top of barr's party later this year, we've learned that the president is directing officials to

after one of trump's most trusted aides madeline wester hout was forced out after she revealed, quoteintimate details about the white house during an off the record dinner with reporters. her abrupt departure while she was on a summer vacation stunned her colleagues who described her as a loyal aide with a lot of power. dana, those aides were surprised to learn the news that madelieie westerhout would be pushed out of her role. she was a gate keeper to the president who came to trust this aide after it was reported that she had been in tears after he won on election night. but in the end it was something she said that got her pushed out of this job. >> kaitlan, thank you for that reporting. >> and we're with our panel which is a perfect split. we have reporters on one side and former white house officials on another. so we could really break down what happened. bill crystal, i'll start with you as somebody who worked in the white house and has -- understands, frankly, the game that there are off the record conversations that happen. what is your take on this? >> there are off the reco

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. >> reporter: madeline williams has competed with simone biles and hopes to go to the tokyo olympics. getting back to practice is key. >> it could be a week of -- time is a lot. >> reporter: among these high- tech wonders, a low-tech contraption. it's called the flex-o-nator. motorcycle pro cody web uses it to break up scar tissue that's developed after acl surgery. >> i've seen huge gains in just a couple weeks. >> dude. beautiful. >> it really helps bring that mobility back. >> reporter: even with all these high-tech tools, perhaps the biggest players in rehab and recovery: time, good health, and a good night's sleep. >>> good catch. >> there she goes. >> speaking of healing, jimmy garoppolo may need mental healing these days. >> dennis has the update on that. >>> give the guy a break. the acl; right? >> no, you're right. >> last september. kyle shanahan said he expected jimmy garoppolo to play the full first half against the chiefs on saturday night. he needs playing time. he completed just one of 6 passes against the broncos. the performance got everybody in the media asking is h

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carrots are an especially big source of concern for the wine producing region of post forced madelineruns of in yards which exports a 5th of its rosé to the united states fall so her head that trump wants to tax more wine. for sure is i'm really disappointed about this about this. i would prefer that the markets continue. open the way the themes are pretty good at the g. 7 summit much to the surprise of many trump actually complimented front for its wine you know i can confirm that the 1st lady loved your french wine ok all right to love your french wine so thank you very much that's fine. from famously doesn't drink alcohol but the wine growers of france are hoping that his wife's taste might encourage him to hold off on taxing the temple. german economy minister wants to cut taxes for germany's. start small and medium sized businesses that form the backbone of europe's biggest economy and that is good news for s m e's perhaps it helps them coping with another problem they have because especially new areas it's becoming one difficult for them to fill job vacancies due to a shortage o

he said while madeline westerhout had a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she a very goodalled me to apologize, she had a bad night. i fully understand and forgave her. i love tiffany, doing great. >> he's efficient with these 280 characters. let's start with the nda. why would he mention that? if she had an nda as a government official, is it enforceable? >> why does donald trump do a lot of things? the fact that he's using his twitter account to comment on a personnel matter a bizarre. i will say this and i can't believe i'm going to sort of defend donald trump on this one. you have to have a trust of your staff, right? if you are the president of the united states if you're the a united states senator, united states congresswoman. congressman, no matter what you do, you have to have the trust and faith in your staff. so i think in this circumstance, it was warranted. probably for her to depart. but you know the circumstances are weird, right? because it's, you know, it's kind of fishy and you know, supposedly she made some comments about his family that was not kosher w

madeline malone guys world champion under seventy eight kilograms at the junior world championships in tokyo. french athletes it. quite soon. the reigning world champion beats it by a magnificent upon the fifth medal for the french team. one second surprised everyone by winning the gold medal in the under one hundred kilogram category the portuguese defeated with a final. russians and solves the bronze medalist last year. about seven months to decide to station one is coming out with me in the team and for minutes time 08/30/19 08/30/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this i is democracy now!w! things, the trump administration is continuing to separate families of the border. now they want to indefinitely detained families and they're trying to have an asylum ban at the southern border, which would mean no one can apply for asylum if they transited through any other country. we have blocked that ban and we're going to continue fighting the administration is now taking it to

mum, madeline, is in command of the main television. have you got something on telly that you want to watch? and every now and then, they get together to discuss their various viewing options. well, exactly. if something else crops up that you need, you can disappear off and watch it upstairs in your bedroom. there's been a leap in the numbers using streaming services such as netflix. last year, just over 11 million homes paid for them. this year, that's grown to over 13 million, nearly half of all homes. while traditional broadcast tv still dominates viewing, it's falling sharply — from 2112 minutes a day on average in 2010 to 192 minutes last year. in the online world, new players are giving viewers he a dizzying array of choices, posing a tricky challenge for traditional broadcasters. major tv events like the finale of line of duty can still attract a major audience — more than 9 million people tuned into this — but uk broadcasters are being massively outspent. netflix will have $15 billion — that's over £12 billion — to spend this y

. >> hi, i'm madeline mellow from the university of michigan mitchell question to you is a lot of my peers are one issue in politics, just vote on one issue, for example, i get the climate change, all i hear about climate change. that's all that matters how do i convince them to not only care about other issues but talk about other issues and not focus on just one and vote that way. >> typically i think when people are unissue voters because they don't understand how other issues impact them in their daily life. this will become very apparent to your peers when they graduate college and get a. >> start seeing how much the government take outside of the paycheck start care us about taxes and care knight john market and dutch like that. if you want to talk about social issues, you can bring up some of the most egregious human rights issues that have to -- that are happening in our nation. abortion impacts everybody. we all know somebody who has had an abortion. >>> who has thought but having an abortion. you can talk about that issue with them. you can bring up sort of we all have this

i remember my team and i knew madeline was in the hospital because she was 14 and of course, she was going to wake up i clearly remember spending my eighth grade graduation holding in my tears after her memorial because i didn't want to ruin my mascara. when someone dies, especially such a bright light like mandelman, a community suffers. and knowing she died in a way that is utterly human and utterly preventable makes it so much more heartbreaking. our city has a problem and it is killing people. with all the statistics and initiatives going around, this is easily the site of the real impact madelyn's parents, or siblings, your parents and her teammates were left behind, trying and failing to move on. i am so grateful we have the support of so many of our city leaders. we got some of the change we asked for, but it is not enough. it will not be enough until this stops happening. we cannot lose sight of what happens -- of what matters. we have to remember what we as a city lose. we can end this. we will end this. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for really putting it into perspecti

i was there with secretary of state madeline albright.ed that the rights of the people of hong kong in that agreement should be respected for at least the 50 years of the term of the agreement. and the president, if you look at his tweets today and in past days and his other public statements, he is opening the door to the chinese government to use military force against those protesters. you cannot read it any other way, and that's exactly how the chinese government is reading it. so the greatest authority the presidency has always had is the moral authority of our democracy, of our founding principles. and dan's exactly right, ambassador shapiro. the president has let our allies down. he's dismantled the global trade regime. he's made a thousand mistakes in foreign policy. the greatest one is this. he's not exercising the democratic power, the belief in human rights that americans have always believed in. in that regard, he's completely deficient as a president and weak as a president in our expressing our values and you're seeing that

the guesting include madeline albright, bill nye, james comey and dr. sanjay gupta at the san jose civic center. you can't buy the tickets individually, you have to buy the whole series together. it runs from november until april of next year. the ticket prices start at $200. >> my inner child science nerd is so happy for bill nye the science guy. so excited. >>> the sharks are hosting a free event today to celebrate the completion of a new mural. >> this is the latest creation of mural artists the it's a tribute to sap center. it's located on san fernando between first and second streets. street team members and mass kotd sharky will be at this even's celebration starting at 5:00. very nice. >> that is nice. hopefully it will be nice out for people checking it out. >> about 75, sunshine. >> can't complain. >> that's some pretty good weather. >> we'll try to keep it nice through the holiday weekend. good morning. let's jump in. show you what's going on by taking you to walnut creek. open the weather window as we look from north main along 680. 65 degree

in madeline was launched 1990.e are having our anniversary next year, 30 years, which is unheard of in traditional sense of a schooner. most schooners would have lasted 10. this one survives because of aboard,rs that come that are a point in their life or they wanted to do something amazing. boats,u see any of our which are wood. all the way through. on thethe lakes - sail lakes. there is an organic energy that comes off of these boats. on one of our boats made of a hundred percent wood, these are all live. they are not like a steel whole yacht. you can feel -- eight not like a steel hall lot yacht. you can feel the 100 years of growth in the wood that he came from. when you look at it, and if you stop and let that energy come into you, it opens up this part of your brain where you kind of let the modern world fade away. and then you just take a vacation. go to something simple that takes the tone down. that takes that chaos down, to a point where it is just you and the boat. the wind] sails in [captions copyright

the guests include madeline k. albright, bill nye, james comey, dr. sanjay gupta.akers will provide insight on some of today's most pressing topics at the san jose civic center. you can't just purchase one ticket. you have to buy the whole series. it runs from november to april of next year. the text prices start at $199. but i think that's cool. every person -- >> you want to hear what they have to say. i met bill nye when i was at mmj shooting my own video and stuff in southern california. he was very gracious and very nice but did point out my microphone was very tangled and he would like me to sort that out before the interview starts. we'll take the time. this is a mess. >> i'm like, you're right, bill. >> keeping it real. that's what we like about him. >>> we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news. this is including the airline changing its rewards policy so its frequent flier miles should never expire. >>> should he be in jail or set free? a high-profile defendant in san francisco will be in court this morning. we'll have the details coming up.

politco and several other outlets are reporting officials found out madeline westerhout had shared detailse president's life and family at an off-the-report dinner with reporters. the 28-year-old apparently had a pretty powerful role at the white house. "the new york times" reports her office set in front of the oval office and served as the president's gate keeper since day one of his administration. let's bring in melanie, the congressional reporter for politco. melanie, the whole thing here is before she started talking out of school about the president's family, these intimate details, some word that she wasn't liked in the white house because she was pushing her limits? >> that's right. my colleague, nancy cook at politco just reported that in a recent week, she was trying to expand her portfolio and duties to include things like foreign travel. that rubbed some people inside the white house the wrong way. in fact, trump world has viewed her suspiciously or wearily. she cried when trump won. she's not someone that is a trump loyalist. she's sort of a late convert. nevertheless a stunn

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and they served condi rice as much as they served madeline albright.ause they joined to carry out the american foreign policy. it's disgusting. it is causing a huge brain drain at the state department. you have people by the hundreds not renewing after being there for years. they're leaving. and you have the applications to foreign services has absolutely plummeted. >> thank you both very much. >>> and president trump has his eyes on a new piece of real estate. the story behind the president's efforts to buy the world's biggest island and what that island's government is actually saying in response this morning. t about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it's easy to manage your policy whenever, wherever. can i trouble you for another marshmallow? your daily dashboard from fideli

sources say madeline is out of a job for sharing information the president did not want shared.the woman who was escort willing people interviewing for cabinet positions into the president-elect's office. mr. she is next to gary cohen. she ended up in the west wing as his personal assistant, at least until today. the "new york times" first reported that she stepped down after in discreetly sharing details about the president's family and the oval office she was part of at a recent off-the-record dinner staying at hotels near bedminster, new jersey. nbc's hans nichols is back with us at the white house. interesting personnel maneuvering here. the reason we are talking about is it was not a name that got mentioned a lot, right? she was with the president all the time, kind of a gate keeper to him. >> in the west wing proximity is power. she have right next to the president's office. many reporters tried to cultivate her to pull back the occur fan for your viewers. there are off-the-record dinners that take place all the time. the president isful extraingtra across the country. the

all of this has the president's personal assistance madeline wester house who has been with trump sinceration is out at the white house. forced to resign after sharing intimate details about the president's family during an off the record dinner with reporters. multiple people tell cnn that she was like a daughter to trump. her ouster marks another in a string of high-level departures from the administration. it also underlines the president's battle against the extensive leaks out of the white house. [ crowd chanting ] >> oh, it's happening. it's not build that wall any more. it's continue building that wall. >> reporter: alsoonight, the trump administration is preparing to shift up to $3.6 billion from military construction funds in order to build sections of the wall along the u.s./mexico border. the move relies on the president's february emergency declaration which faced multiple legal challenges. in july, however, the supreme court cleared the way for the administration to use $2.5 billion in counter drug funding from the department of defense to construct parts of the wall. agai

. >>> joining us madeline dean. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me, wolf. >>> let me get your reaction from what we just heard. first of all, he bitterly went after these two congresswomen, and he applauded this decision what's your reaction? >> imagine what the president said of these women, that they hate israel and all jewish people. that's an extraordinary lie. the president should be ashamed and should take it back. i happen to have just come from eight days in israel. it's a country and a people that could not be more welcoming, and i would hope that the president would be embarrassed and apologize for his urging of prime minister netanyahu to bar the women from coming. these are equal members of congress. they are part of our congressional del grace. recall is one of our most important allies in the world, a democracy, a partner, a friend. it's extraordinary bad move by our president, and unmistakenly bad move by prime minister netanyahu. it's such an undermining of the exact thing that isra

madeline. madeleine westerberg shared some details with the president's family and life during an off the record dinner. president trump called her a good person who is very upset at what happened. we will have his complete comments shortly. stocks were mixed on the last trading day of the month. the dow gained 41. the s&p 500 finished ahead 2, nasdaq lost a 10.5. the dow, s&p 500, the nasdaq were all up, the percentage points three percentage points. in america's election headquarters tonight, joe biden concedes he is a gaffe machine. the trump campaign says the problem is worse than that. the front runner for the democratic nomination is on the defensive to the afterword of another major misstatement. it's penetrated the mainstream media, we told you last night, but the follow-up in pushback continues today. senior correspondent mike emanuel tells us where things stand tonight. >> bret: joe biden tells a compelling story about a war hero which includes putting aside concerns for his own safet

the president writes while madeline wester hout has a fully enforced confidentiality agreement.ully understood and forgave her. i love tiffany, doing great. he added this on ndas, yes, i'm currently suing various people for violating their confidentiality agreements, disgusting and foul mouthed omarosa is one. i gave her every break despite the fact that she was despised by everyone and went for cheap money from a book, numerous others also. we should note that according to legal experts, the ndas are unenforceable since they're government employees. joining us now, white house correspondent for the atlantic, elaina plott and op-ed columnist for the "new york times," charles blow. let me start with you, for so many, this is inside baseball. why does westerhout's exit matter or does it not? >> quite literally in terms of proximity, she was the gate keeper for this president. john kelly came to rely on her when he decided he wanted to streamline access to the oval office. madeleine westerhout literally determined if you got to have face time with the leader of the free world or no

. >> another big story we are following is the resignation of madeline.uit after president trump learned that she had shared personal information about his family and oval office operations while she was having an off-the-record dinner with reporters earlier this month. i need you to give me some context around this because people come and go from the white house. people leak things in this white house. something happened that caused her to be dismissed. >> reporter: we don't know what the kul details are. we just know it was of a personal nature and had to do with comings and goings of the oval office. you have your eyes and your ears on who's going in to talking with the president. it's the kind of source, and, ali, i think you'd appreciate this, it's the kind of source reporters really want to cultivate because you can learn so much from someone that's that close. apparently she said things that she shouldn't have said. she was talking to a group of reporters and that she left her job abruptly. i should add on this, though, it's not at all unusual for

madeline westerhout has been with trump from the start of his administration.rmation about his family and white house operations during an off-the-record dinner with reporters. >>> former defense secretary james mattis has given a new interview. he says he owes the president his silence but not forever. he declined to discuss the president's character with "the atlantic" citing a duty of silence. mattis says it's wrong to endanger the country by attacking the commander in chief, but he also suggested that may soon change. mattis resigned in december after the president announced plans to withdraw troops from syria. >>> the ten participants in the next democratic primary debate are set and so are their podium positions. former vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren have center stage. to biden's right will be senator bernie sanders, mayor pete buttigieg, cory booker, amy klobuchar. to warren's left, fellow senator kamala harris, andrew yang, beto o'rourke, and julian castro. the debate takes place in houston on thursday, september 12th, at 8:00 p.m

madeline, we are getting people sending in ways they deal with it.ple and wildlife —— or is. they are trying to survive in these areas, they are declining and we need to give them respect. people will resort to any solutions they can to resolve this. hopefully it won't need to get to that! have you got any more seagull based research, madeline, what is next? yeah, iwant next? yeah, i want to how they respond to other cues from human behaviour. how they forage on letter, for example, that people have dropped and we are interested in seeing how this food they are eating... obviously chips and pasties aren't good for them so we wa nt and pasties aren't good for them so we want to see how well they are doing or not doing from eating this. madeleine goumas, thank you so much. come back again because we love talking to you! thank you! the research has sparked incredible debate amongst the listeners. friend said it isn'tjust chips, she mentioned pasties and pies, she was sitting on a beach and the yoke of a boiled egg was pinched bya the yoke of a boiled eg

. >> i read today in preparing, madeline o'hare objected to the reading, and buzz aldrin who is a presbyterianents of the presbyterian communion on the moon, and he did, in fact. but they went radio silent because of objection to frank borman's reading of genesis. they didn't want that. >> i can say this, that if anybody had objected to frank borman reading genesis, president nixon would make sure he read that genesis. >> probably twice. >> backwards. >> bosh haldeman wrote that president nixon intrigued with the moon landing. what's that mean? how does that translate? >> you knew bob. he was a fairly serious man. didn't suffer fools or anybody else lightly. he was really focused on the president and what we could get done in the time that we had, and looking at the whole thing, it became pretty obvious we needed to move very strongly to try to integrate the space program and other things we were doing. it is one of the few times i talked to him afterwards, there was glee, absolute glee on the part of the president, clearly on the part of bob, and clearly one of the reasons because bob was so

. >>> new reaction from the president on the departure of long-time personal assistant madeline westerhouseleft after sharing information about his family having dinner together in front of reporters. donald trump tweeted, while madeleine westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and i don't think there would ever be reason to use it. she called me yesterday to apologize, had a bad night. i fully understood and forgave her. i love tiffany, doing great. >> i think she really had a bad night. i think it was unfortunate. she said she was drinking, and i think the whole thing was unfortunate, and it was supposed to be off the record, but you don't say things that are hurtful to people. >> john harwood, cnbc editor at large. john, that tweet offering praise but caution as well. what do you make of that and do you expect a tell-all book? >> no, i wouldn't. i think that as the president said, the whole thing was unfortunate. you had an assistant that wasn't being discreet with reporters and somehow that got back to white house officialofficials. i don'

house after the departure of his longtime personal assistant and director of oval office operations, madeline wes ter how. sources tell cbs news that wes ter how was drinking at an off-the-record dinner in new jersey during the president's august vacation are disclosed private details about the president's family. >> i think it was unfortunate and hurtful to some people. >> reporter: and then there were the political storms brewing this week. >> those were very serious charges. >> reporter: mr. trump answered questions for if first time about the inspector general's new report on former fbi director james comey. he was asked friday if he was disappointed his attorney generale william barr was not prosecuting comey. >> i have total confidence in bill barr to do the right thing. let's see what happens. >> reporter: the president also said this weekend he and his team will be continuing trade talks with china, this, another round of tariffs against chinese products are scheduled to go into ee fekd on sunday. jeff. >>> protesters were hit with blue dyed water when police used a water cannon to tr

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>> reporter: you're referring to the president's personal assistant madeline westerhout. her office was right next to the oval office. westerhout had been the president's gatekeeper since day one. well, she's now out. a white house official and another person familiar with the situation confirming to nbc news she abruptly resigned yesterday. the "new york times" reporting that her departure came after the president learned that she shared details about his family during an off the record dinner with reporters near the president's new jersey estate during his vacation there. the "times" says she will not be allowed to return to the white house today. >> peter alexander from the white house, thank you. >>> this morning also, there is a new warning from federal health officials when it comes to marijuana use among teenagers and pregnant women on thursday, surgeon general jerome adams cautioned that marijuana use can have harmful effects on a teenager's developing brain and also on a growing fetus. adams also said that the drug being used today is far more potent than it has

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